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The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
ONE YEAR BEFORE
 WOMEN GAN VOTE
ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES THAT THEY MUST HOLD POLL
 TAX RECEIPTS.
CHANCE FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Attorney General ArbuckIe Did Not Attempt To Pass Upon the Validity of the Act Granting Right To Wo-
 men To Vote in Primaries.
Little Rock.


 Theoretically Arkansas is an equal suffragette state so far as primary elections are concerned. Actually. Arkansas women will not be able to exercise their newly acquired right ef franchise this year.
 The fly in the ointment, or the say ing cluase, according to whether the matter Is viewed from the suffrage O. the anti-suffrage standpoint, is that voters are required to show poll tax receipts for the year next preceding the election in which they desire to vote
 One who votes during 1917 must have a 1916 poll tax receipt to quail fly, and under existing laws the poll tax must be paid before July 1.
 A section of the election laws, how. ever, excepts such persons who shall have attained the age of 21 within the time of assessing taxes, May to Sep tember, If he possesses the other quas- ifications. No change is made in these requirements by the Riggs act, re-  confers upon women the right to vote in primary elections.
 Tn reply to letter from Walter Con- way of Texarkana, asking if women would be allowed to vote in the De mocratic primary to be held there March 14, Attorney General John D. Arbuckle stated has his opinion that they should not.
 Attorney General Arbuckle did not attempt to pass upon the validity of the act granting the right to women to women to vote in primaries. He simply answers the questions as to the right of the women of TeXarkana to vote in the primary in that city on March If.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
MT. Clack Gets "eattle.Ax."

Mr Claek of Yell county was pre- scnted by Mr Moore of Independence a large hroad-aX, in recognition of the position he held through the storm. fest days of appropriation bills, at chief of the "battle-ax brigade" MI, Clacll declared, as he hugged the em blem to his breast, that "all Little Rock could not buy this ax from me today. He said he had conseieP tiously endeayored to serve the peo- pie and did not regret a siR1e vote he had cast.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Section Hand Strike Ends.

The strike by three section men on the Midland Valley railroad, operated out of Hartford, Sebastian county, to several coal mines 90 miles distant, was settled. according to telegram received by State Labor Commission CT J. C. Clary from Deputy Labor Commissioner E. I. Mckinley. The strike ny the three men has been on about 10 days, their demand for an increase in wages from $f.65 to S2 per day being granted. During the strike traffic between Hartford aPd the coal mines was stopped
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Pulaski May Refund Warrants.

Two bills by Senator Jones, in which local officials were very much interested, were passed One allows cities having population of 10000 or more to refund their city warrants. and the other permits Pulaski county to refund it's county warrants. A bill by Senator Brown was passed which gives cities and incorporated towps the right to suppress as well as 10 regulate and license poolrooms, bill Hard halls, bowling alleys and similar places of amusement.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Bills sioned By Governor.

s. B. No. 161 (Kingl-AuthOrizing the Commissioner of Labor to file m- formation with any justice of the peace, mayor or judge of q municipal court for violation Of the labor laws.
 S. B. No. 1c0 (Fdmondson)-E1a. towering the United States to acquire lands in the state by purchase, or otherwise, for consolidating and ex- tending national forests.
 s. B No 145 (Smead4-Making the secretary of state the custodian of the new state Capitol
 F. 2. No. r (Burnett1-+Proyidng for the cremation of the bodies of ani- Tnals dead from contagious diseases
 II. B. No. 58 (Brooks) )-For the pro tection of street railway employees T-rc~ririne tho screening of the front ends of ears.
 & No. AT (slaughter1- priating 2N.o0o to pay Court of Arbi- tration and states attorneys in the Caldwell anl l Drake controversy.
 & B No 1SoO fEmoryl-Ame .a,ng the laws relaking 10 the opearlon of hospitals and) sanitarfumr in Arkan- Ssf
 H. B. No. 4k9 tHarrison)-Making appropriations to cover defciences n tho various state departments.
 Fl. B. No 92 Garter and others)- Permitting qualified electors to vote when absent from home.
 H E No osephs)-Proyidins fer au institution for the care and training of the feeble.minded.
 H. B. No 25S (Brooks) )-Authoriz ing municipalities to levy an occupa- tion tax.
 s. B. No 357 (Hester)-To con serve the natural gas resources of the state os Arkansas
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Slayer of Nine Insane

Lexington. Ky.=Alexander Messer, S1 years old, who has killed nine men during his life, was placed in an in. sane asylum. He is native of the Rowan county mountains apd when officers came to get him he attempted to shoot them up." Messer is the oldest inmate of the institution. He is believed to have brooded over the men he killed until he went insane.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
More Officers Souuht.

Washngton.-To speed up the oh- taining of second lieutenants for the regular army Secretary Baker in an order made public directs that dis tinguished colleges" designate ten honor graduates from the 1917 class and ten from the 1916 class to be ex, amined in April for provisional com missions.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
s. |. A.. Contest.

Blanks for the annual reports of School Improvement Associations were sent to the president of the or eanizations throughout the state by the State Department of Education, with directions slat they be complet- cd in detail and returned to the de- partment DY March 24 Three suita- ble and appropriate pictures are 10 be awarded to the association making the best showing in work done during the year. and a library of 25 volumes to the association making the second best showing and report of work done for the year
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Shreveport Has 36.o53.

Washington.-A special census of Shreveport, La, made by the Census Bureau at local request and expense, and announced here shows it's popula- tion on February 15 to have been 36,- 953. compared with 2S,015 in 1910, an increase of 306 per cent. The present population comprises 21,197 whites, 15,372 negroes and "A of all other races.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Presidents Busy Day.

Washington - President Wilson signed the executive, legislative and judicial appropriation, the Danish West Indies government, the pension appropriation bills and bill inreasing from $5,0OO,000 to s15,O00000 the ap. propriation for the War Risk Insur. ance Bureau.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Decision in Ancient Suit.

Washington.-The Supreme Court sustained a judgment in a suit by Thomsen X Company, New York ship pers, against Sir Charles w Cayser and other British owners, far treble damages under the Sherman law for alleged combination of steamship shipping to South Africa ih 1899
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Mine Their Own Coal.

Chicago.-Chicago fiat owners are going to mine their own coal Plans were announced for the formation of a s2,000,000 cooperative corporation. Options have been obtained on Vir- ginia mining property. Four storage yards will be constructed and coal will be sold to Chicago flat owners at cost, minus the cost of operation and pro- duction.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
More Condemnation.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Both the Senate and House of the Oklahoma Legislature adopted resolutions con- demning the 12 filibustering United States senators who defeated Presi- dent Wilson's armed neutrality bill.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Marriaue Licenses Increase.

Along with other items climbing the ladder of the high cost of living, mar riage licenses will, after March b, =be 50 cents higher Persons planning to commit matrimony may secure their licenses up till Thursday at the old prices, and devote the 90 cents saved by taking advantage of the reduced rates to the purchase of three or four potatoes, or something.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Bullion Names Deputies.

Bruce T Bullion. recently appoint ed insurance commissioner and fire marshal by Governor Brough, named Felix c. Lindsay. an attorney of Ben torvtue, assistant fire marshal. and W. E Hollingswo of Hampton, as sistant insurance commissioner. For several years MT Hollingsworth has been state manager for the Colum- bian Woodmen of Atlanta. Ga.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Mann Act Verdict Stands.

Washington.-The Supreme Court refused to reconsider it's recent ruling in the so-called "Diggs-Camineti white slave cases, in which it held that private personal escapades as we'll as commercialized vice. The court de nied the application of Drew Cami- netti for rehearing
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Second Quake in Week.

Knoxville, Tenn.-Knoxville exper- fenced it's second earthquake shock within week. Windows were shak- en and buildings rocked. but no SC. rious damage resulted. The tremor was felt at 9:07 o'clock and continued for several seconds.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
To Keep the Press Dry.

Raleigh, N CA bill prohibiting the advertising of liquor in North Car olna through newspapers, magazines. circulars 5illboards or any other means, was passed by the upper house of the Legislature,
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16

were useless and only an operation would help me, but Lydia E. Pinkham's . Vegetable Compound has proved it otherwise. I am now perfectly well and can do any kind of work. Mrs. NELLIE PHELPS, care of R. A. Rider, RED. No. 5, Fulton, N. Y.
 We wish every woman who suffers from female troubles, nervousness, backache or the blues could see the let ters written by women made we'll by Ly- dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 If you have bad symptoms and do not understand the cause, write to tho Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,; Lynn, Mass, for helpful advice given free.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Probe Livino Cost.

Washington.-Th House accepted an amendment to the sundry civil bill appropriating s4Oo,0O0 for an investl- gation into the high cost of living by the Federal Trade Commission.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
No More Undersea Trips.

New London, Conn.-The Eastern Forwarding Company of Baltimore American agents for the German un- dersea line. has been dissolved The merchandise for shipment on the Deutschland, it was said, now is being sent out of town, possibly to Hobo ken, N J.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Commission To EX-niner.

W. H. Mordor of Alexander was commissioned g J. l.. Bond. state SUI perintenders of public instucton. ex- aminer f' Saline county to succeed C. D. 5aeCarvey, who died recently.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Attorney For Highway.

To pass upon the validity of all road improvement districts applying for state and federal aid, Joe ". House, Jr.. has been named attorney for the State Highway Department MT House is chairman of the Demo cratic state central committee and was manager of Gov. Brough's campaign.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
New Power For Courts.

Washington.-A house bill giving federal judges power to put convicted persons on probation, a power some what similar to that exercised by many judges for years to suspend sentence, was passed by the Senate.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Not Austrian Submarine

Washington-It has been officially established that the American sailing schooner Lyman M. Law was not sunk by an Aus tra- Hungarian submarine.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Admit Senators To Bar.

Senators John L. Carter q Eudora and R. Hill Carruth of Warren took the examination for license to prac- tice in the Supreme Court, i'd were admitted to the Supreme Court bar.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16

GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS WONDER How they ever got along without Red Cross Ball Blue. This really wonder full blue makes clothes winter than snow. Get the genuine Red Cross Ball Blue at your groeers.-Adv.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Stenoqrapher Appointed.

Miss Ida Broadley of Wynne was appointed stenographer for the State Auditorial Department, created by tht last Legislature
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
British Casualties Less.

London.-British casualties during February reached total of 1,243 of ficers and 171S5 men.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Do TelI!

He-So you let Lieutenant Topple kiss you?
 She-Yes. How do you know?
 He-I heard him brag he'd smelt powder.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Pass Medical School Bill.

The Medical School bill. carrying total of S52,70710 for support and maintenance, was passed with four votes against it.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16

Don't prolong q quarrel. Make one hard fight and then quit
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the orig nal little liver pills put up 40 years ago. They regulate liver and bowels.-Ady.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16

It Is easier to renew a good resolu- ion than a 90-day note.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
WOMAN COULD
 HARDLY STAND
Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound.
Fulton, N. Y. Why will women pay out their money for treatment and

receive no benefit,
 when so many have proved that Lydia E. Pinkham's s V ege- table Com poun d will make them
 well ? For over Q year l suffered so from female weak ness l could hardly
 stand and " az afraid to go on the street alone. Doc tors said medicines
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16

Weak, Fainty Heart, and Mysteries
 can be rectihed by taking "Renovine" heart and nerve tonic. Price soc and q. Adv.
The Springdale news., 1917-03-16
Where Tin Comes From.

More than two-thirds of the worlds supply of tin is mined in the Malay peninsula.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Papez gre IL Pima.

Rim. = Glavno vprasanje, ki
vlada tukaj in V vatikanskih kro'
9Th, je namreG to, ako res misli pa
PEI Benedikt zacasno zapustiti
Rim in Sc preseliti V katero drugo
nevtralno dezelo. Ako bo papez
storil ia korak, potem Sc je maj
brz odloeil in prisel do zakljucka,
da ne more tako svobodno delova-
ii Rimu, XII je glavno mesto enih
kombatantov, kakor bi sam rad,
vldjub temu da mu laska vlada
daje najvecje svoboscine in jamci
popolno svobodo in neodvisnost.
Govori Sc, da bo Sci papez maj
brz Spanijo in da bo gost Span
skega kralja Alfonza.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Umor S sekiro.

Virginia, Mimi, 16. nov. - Po-
ro6a Sc, da je neki zlikovec umoril
tri hrvaSke ljudi sekiro no@i
cd Is. ma 16. t. m. Ubiti so al
Alar, rudar pri Alpena rudniku,
gospa Paul Alar, njegova zena
in Peter Trepic, rudar, Vsi so BIZ
vail re vec let na Virginiji. Trepic
je bill na hrani in stanovanju pri
Alarjevih.
Vsi trije so bill umorjeni, tako
misli policija, ker so bill lojalnl
Zdruzenim drzavam in ker Sc MISC
potegovali "a NemGijo in Avstrijo.
Zlikovec, ki je umoril tie ljudi, je
zapisal ma listicu V nemskem jezi-
ku, da je te moril zaradi tega,
ker so kupili Liberty bonde in ker
so 'liberalno pomagali Rdecemu
krizu. Sekiro so naSli V sobi po-
leg umorienih zakonskih druzetov,
medtem ko so nasli Trepicevo tru-
plo V drugi sobi. Use kaze ma to,
da ga je zlikovec udaril S sekiro
po glavi, ko je Trepi6 spal. Znaki
nadaljeN kazejo, da Sc je skusala
gospa Alar braniti. Gospa MariJa
Frankovic, vnukinja rmorjene ze-
ne je bila aretirana in Sc nahaja V
preiskavi. Policija je nadalje are
tirala njenega soproga Malta
FrankoviGa, Malta Ivankoviea in
Soronkovica. Vsi ii so Il
veil hiSi craven Alarjevih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Farme "a Vojake.

Washington, D. G. = Senator
Harding IL drzave Ohio, je mne-
MIA, da bi morala vlada Zdruzenih
drzav spreejti vojno postavo, po-
tom, katere bi incl vsak IL vojie
vrnivSi Sc ameriski vojak zahteva-
ii farmo, ako bi tako hotel. Med
tenn GasQm pa Sc maj bi ma farme
poSiIjaIo cd vojakov odvisne dru-
Zine in vlada jim maj bi pOmagala
napraviti farmo IL tega zemljiS6a
in jo obdelovati.
''Vsi, XII Sc vrnejo ne bodo sli ma
farme, toda &c jih % odstotkov
gre ma farme Od teh dveh milijo-
nov vojakov", pravi nadalje sena-
tor Harding, bi to pomenilo, ola DO
" dezeli pol milijona farmarjev
veG. In Ge bi Slo ma darme samo
deset odstotkOv, bi to pomenllo
100000 farm, kar bi bill re veil
kanski dohodek "a dezelo. Vsak
pameten Glovek lahko uvideva, ola
je pravilna razde1itev zemljisG
podlaga narodnega blagostanJa.
Zemlji$ca bi morala biti rokah
tistih, XII jih obdelujejo, V kolikor
ie to mogoce izvesti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20

Rim. = V vatikanu imajo trdno
upanje, da turski polumesec veG
ne sveti mad sveto dezelo. Pape5
tezko pricakuje vest, XII maj potr-
di to novice. On smatra zavzetje
svete dezele po krScanskih cetah
"a najvecji triumf krseanstva.
London. = BritiSka armada V
Palestini je vceraj zavzela mesto
Jaffa, Xxi lezi OBJ obali Sredozem-
skega morja. Turk, XII Sc navidez-
no umikajo proti severn Sc MISC
postavili v bran. TekSt uradnega
porocila o tel vesti, pravi:
"Brez opozicije so veeraj av-
stralske in novozelandske eete "a
vzele Jaffo. Sovraznik, tako zgle-
da, Sc umika proti severn.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Ponuja mir.

London. - NemSki kajzer Vii
hem je, kakor omenjajo autentit-
ma poroGila IL Petrograda ponudii
mir Rusiji. Ponudba je bila ma
pravljena potion brezzi6nega brzo-
lava svetu vojaSkih in delavskih
delegatov V Petrogradu dostaV-
kom, da Sc bode mir sl5lepal samo
s pravilnim naslednikOm bivSe
carske Wade V Rusiji ali pa kon-
stituirano zbornico, ki bo kasneJe
sklicana.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Vidi zmago v slogi.

Zna6ilen in upapoln je bil wee
raiSnji govor Lloyda George
pred britisko poslansko zbornico
navaiamo nekatere njegOve od-
stavke: "Ce bono skupno nasto-
nall potem nimam nobene bojazni
kaj Sc bo zgodilo. Ma obzorju VI
dim upe, katerih nisem nikoi "a
tajil. Bolj$e je, da Sc pove lJud-
stvu, kaj Sc godi, vidim pa ne nj
cesar, kar BIZ moglo predrugacitl
mole prepriGanje, da so samo dye
stvari NONE, radi katerih bl bill
porazeni. V prvi vrsti pride V po-
Stew nevarnost cd strani submar1-
nov. Ko bi nam ii iztrgali gospod-
stvo morja, na$i upi bi splavah po
vodi. Toda sedaj veG nimam nobe-
mega strahu pred submarine. MI
smo ma niihoyem sledu in veseIl
me, da mOrem pOrocatl zb0rnlcl,
da smo samo V Soboto micii pet
submarinOv.
In katera je druga nevarnost
Ia je, da ne delujemo skupno. Jaz
sem "a vsak nacrt, ki bo pOmogel
do image in ki bo prinesel mir in
tolazbo svetu, XII sedaj krvavi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Civilna vojna Sc Siri.

Kodani. - Civilna vojna, ki je
nastala vsIed protirevolucije boil
sevikov V Rusiji Sc Siri, tako ONE
niaio tn prejeta poro6ila. Poro6a
Sc. da Sc je general Kaledines po-
lastil premogovnih poll V DOnecu
in sedaj armada kozakov kon-
troIira zaloge kuriva V republlkl.
V petrogradu primanjkuje premo-
ga in kuriva in Kaledin sedaj lah-
ko ESTRADA in izmrzne 1usko gIaV-
no mesto, ker njegovi kozaH kon-
trolirajo kurivo potrebno "a ope-
raciio zeleznic.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Velika bitka.

LaSki glavni stan severnl lta-
lii. - AvStrijSkO-nemSke cete so
bile porazene V prvi deSperatnl
bitki, ki znaGi najbolj kriticno pc
rijodo laSke kampanje. Oddelki,
li so S silo prebrodili reko Piave
namenom, da prezenejo Italija-
ne il pozicij, katere so skorO brez-
upno branili mad en- teden, so bill
odlo6eni od glavne armade In so
bill do moza pobiti ali pa zajeti.
Petnajststo jih je bilO ubitih in
ranjenih in mad 1000 zajetih.
V roGnem Spopadu, enem nal
huiSem V severni Italiji, so bill
potisnjeni sovraznikovi vojali ma
zaj V reko, bajonetirani, ubiti ali
pa zajeti, tako da nj niti en- AV-
STRIFE ali Nemec Ostal ma deSnem
bregu Piave. Lahi so Obrnili zaje-
te avstrijske tope in puSke ma pre-
magane sOvraznike.
Zadnja poroeila IL laske fronte.
London. = PrvO znamenje, da
bodo Lahi najbrz priSiljeni umak'
niti Sc IL Grte OBJ reki Piavi Sc ma
haja danaSnjih porOeilih IL
bojnega polja. Nemci, ki so pref
rabbi samo male tOpOve prOti Dia-
zovim Getam, so sedaj privlekli ma
pozoriSGe najve6je havbice in Sc
tako pripravii "a velikansk ma
pad predno pride velika pomoc cd
zaveznikov.
Kar je vceraj zgledalo, da je vi
SEX napada cd strani Avstrijcev
in Nemcev, Sc bi dalo primerjati z
danaSnjim napadom, kakOr loka-
len napad ma razne laSke pOstoJan-
ke, da Sc informirajo o mocl so
vraznika.
&c bodo mogli Nemci razviti
svoj napad V sorazmerju s Stew
lom velikih topov, katere so z MAJ
veGjo tezavo po razdrtih potih in
mostovih privlekli ma to fronto,
potem je mogoGe, da Sc bo moral
Diaz umakniti in prepustiti Mem
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Delavska stranka.

Washington, D. c. = Sklepi de-
lavskih zastopnikov ma konvencDl
American Federation of Labor so
poleg vaznih drugib stvari, velike
vaznosti "a amerisko delavsko gi-
banje in bodo imeli dalekosezen
pomen, ako Sc iste udejstvi.
Ena najglavnejsih took, XII Sc jih
ie taknila ia delavska konvencija
je ona, XII Sc tice politike in
druzabnega zivljenja ameriskega
delavca.
Kakor je znano Sc AmericaHFe-
deratior of Labor do sedaj nj We
liko mesala politiko in je svojim
organizacijam tenn oziru pustila
popolno svobodo.
V politicnem oziru je bila ia de-
lavska organizacija takorekoc mic
la, ker nj imela nobenega polite
mega programa. Slo je najveG ma
to, kak vpliv je incl predsednik tie
organizacije pri delavstvu, vendar
TEN Sc nj bilo receno, ola so vSi
delavci slozno MENU sledili
Delavstvo je bilo reprezentirano
do sedaj samo socijalisticni
stranki in ker je ameriski delavec
Sc daleG cd tam, ola bi spoznal in
vedel kaj je V resnici socijalizem,
Sc je istega bal in volil pri ysaki
priliki proti svojim interesom. :
Ravno zaradi tega, pa delavstvo nj
imelo do sedaj nobenega zastopni-
stva V kongresu in drzavnih legis-
laturah, kot k veejem, da je priSel
ia ali oni delavski uradnik pred
zakonodajo in zagovarjal delavsko
stalise. Rezultat je bill vedno ia,
da ie delavstvo skoro vselej pogo
1elo.
V NemGiji ina delavstvo svojo
stranko, to je socijalizem in uniJe
so tesno zdruzene; ma Angleskem
imamo tal1ozvano delavsko stran-
ko /; sliGne delavske politicne orga-
nizacije imamo ma primer Az
straliji in Novi Zelandiji. Tam je
tudi kar Sc tice delavskih pravic
veliko bolje "a delavca, kakor pa
ravno tukaj V Zdruzenih drzavah.
In na to misel je priSla tudi de-
lavska konvencija V Buffalo, XII je
zacrtala program "a ustanOvitev
delavske stranke. q ozirom ma to,
da je velikanska mnozina delav-
skin zastopnikov ma tel konvenciJi
naprednega misljenja, upamo ola
bo American Federation of Labor
nastopila politieno pot ma pravi-
len nacin in da ne bo takOj " "a
Getku napravila pomot, XII Sc lah-
ko pripetijo, ako nj stvar zaeeta
velikim pomislekom.
I, Steer bodo nekateri rekli, ola Je
Ylaz, ko trdimo, da nj delavstvo "a
stopano raznih postavodajah in
kongresu, ko vendar je vecina vo-
lilcev delavcev in kot taxi svo-
i'm glasom izvolijo zastopnike v
postavodajo, Xxi so potem zastop-
niki delavca,
Ce bi V TAKEN duhu govorili, po-
tenn je ze nekaj res ma tenn, toda
kar mi hocemo povedati je to, ola
delavstvo nina nobenih resnicnih
delavskih zastopnikov postavo-
dajah, to je takih zastopnikov, Xxi
bi zagovarjali delavske pravice in
ne odmaknejo cd svojih zahtev nj
! ii "a las.
Korak, XII ga je napravila ia de-
lavska konvencija V Buffalo je "a
cetek move ere "a. ameriSkega de-
lavca. Upajmo, da bo A. F. of l..
pravilno politieno organizirana in
zastopala naeela, ki so consistent
ma delavskimi zahtevami in tez-
miami.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-11-20
Koruzni pridelek.

Washington, D. G. = Skupni
pridelek koruze "a to leto, vkljub
veliki zgubi vsled ranega mraza
bo znaSal 8, 1e1 ,OS3,Ooo busljev ali
sest in sestedeset milijonov bus
liev vee, kakor kedaj poprej "
zgodovini ameriSkega farmarja.