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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
KAKo Sc MNENJA MoRALA.

kljub tcmu, da Sc pred nasimi o6mi
ncprcnchoma odigravajo izprcmembe,
XII Jill nc hi mogcl niti slepec utapiti,
so vcndar ma svetu ljudje, XII trdno We
rujejo y nekak;no carobno stalnost in
81 ne daio t. we're welt, tudi &c Jill
sujcio move reGi n%aravnost V nos.
Tako vkoreninjena ic vera posebno
V s%talnost in ncizpremcnljivost morale.
Lludcm ST zdi, kakor da ie danasnja
morala nekai %Nctnega, nckai re $ sve-
tom samim ustvarjenega in IN vse case
cnako v%cljavncga.
T. nekim navidezno malenkostnim, n
pray cato lahko razumljivim slu6ajem Sc
lahko pokazc, kako velika zmota ie to.
Nsakdo Sc 10 Sc spominjal, kaksno
v%clikansko razburicnje ie zavladalo V
dobri druibi, ko Sc je pies Tango
r~azSiril il JUNE Amerikc. Bill je enc
moralcn'. Tako so pravile fine dame,
puritanski ~gospodic, ccrkcv in duhov.
%niStvo, mukcrji vsakc barve in poll
cija. Ali tango" nj bill prvi pies,
katercmu Sc je tako godilo.
Tudi y Evropi in Ameriki Sc seasonal
i%zprcminia marsikai grdega Y lepo. Ia
ko n. pr. So smatrali Sc /. 1924 V Parizu
valtck ~ zclo nedostojen Plies. V Ii.
stu ''llcur de Lys' je izSel 1. juniia
1924 tlanck ''Zalostno pomanjkanje
tuta N dostojnost' in Sc jc glasil:
''Ples. ivan valtek ali valse, XII ie pri.
sci 2 Nemskcga, jc dosegel V vcliki mcri
simpatiic viSjih pariikih krogrov. Ne.
davno jc bilo mnogo balov, pa tudi V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
Ceski Japonci.

IL kromike teskega zgo~dOvinarja Ha-
jcka izvemo pray licno dogodbico. Ceiki
stanovi so odposlali nekoc y Rim uda.
nostno adreso in 10 podpisali 5 svoiimi
imeni. line Same pa Jim nj zadostovalo
in la kakeio avtcntitnost svoiih pod.
pisov JIG podpisal poedini: ia pan = Ro.
iemberka, ia pan 2 Kolovrat it'd. Papci
je bill mad to vdanostno adrcso motno
vessel in ie odgovoril y bull. Naslov pa
je de!al pisarniskim uradnikom papc-
leve kurije mnogo p~rcglavicc, mislili
so, ia jc oni japan, XII jc stall pred VISA
kim imenom, titulatura reskih plcmiGcv
in 81 napravili potem %naslov: Ad ia
panos regni Bohemiae (Japonccm tcSke.
"a kraljestva).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06

salOnih plemstva, kjer so dame, ia cello
materc plesale valeek V naroejih ka-
valirjev, XII so Jim bill povsem tujc
osebe. Mozje so moral gledati, kako So
Jim drage in s~postovane zcne nesramno
in presto vrte z moskimi, XII Jim pray
zaprav MISC pray ME mar. Mi Sc niti
ne upamo Ia nemoralni in pogubni pies
%opisovati n~atan6ncje, nego lc Z zalostio
pribiiemo, ia jc Ia pies vSc6 moSkim in
cello zcnskam, dasi bi morale biti has
one narodu vzor dostojnosti in krcposti.
Duhovstina j. V ostalem re dobila ma
rotilo, ia $ priinic prekolnc valGek, XII
duhove lie bega, srca razieda in dusc
zastruplja." - Danes pa Sc plesc val
eek &c povsod brez zgraiania. Tako Sc
zgodi pat tudi drugim novim plesom, XII
razburjaio danasnje konscrvativnc du.
hove.
Pa n Gle : plesi, temve5 2 vso morale
jc tako. In ne lc z morale, ampak Z vsc-
mi razmerami, hi nastajajo lc, da Sc IL
preminiaio in umikajo drugim. To nj
tczko razumljivo, ampak zal do mnogo
Judi notc priznati, kar Jim kaieio oti.
cato tudi po nepotrcbncm sovraliio So
cializcm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
Polzi, Xxi predejo.

' listen deln Atlantika. XII So M.
haJa med Kanarskim oto6icm fer Zo.
padno lndijo in XII ic znan pod imcnom
9argosso, zivi sest milimetrov IoIy
puiz' cigar znanstveno ime ic Ultima
la poll Sc rodi srcdi morskc trovc for
INA zelo kratke in ozkc nogc. Vsled f.
ga bl bill Y nevarnosti, da hi ~ oInc.
SIa Noda, &c bi ne incl poscbnc prinro
We ki ga varuje. Kakor paik inns,
amre IL nog ncko lcpilno snov. Kate
70 izprede V nit, XII mu sluzi nato = y
poro. &c zmanika ma cncm nro,toru
hrane' odtrga poll nit ter playa naprei
do druge morskc trave.
Raven Litiope .ic malo policy. K
ID prcdlI ma tax naGin. Tudi nri ms i,
naJti V vodi neko vrsto ma hnih mai
zcv' XII zlofujeio sliGno snow. : r,mo.i,
katcre SO obdrie ma vodi in XII i'm sin.
u kot opera pri pregibanju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
NARoCNIKOM "DRUZINSKIH
~KOLEDARJEV."

Koledarji so dotiskani in sedaj
so v knjigoveznici, kjer jih veze-
10. Nekaj smo Jill re tudi marco
nixon razposlali. Prosimo pa vse
narocnike, maj nikar vedno ne po-
prasujejo, kdaj jih bodo dobili.
Toliko koledarjev Sc ne more We
zati v par dneh. In tudi potem ko
so re enkrat vezani Sc morajo pu-
stiti par dni, da Sc platnice neko-
like posuse. Dobil ga bode vsak,
kdor ga je dosedaj narocil, am
pax seveda Sc lie tedaj, kadar pri-
de ma vrsto.
Nenarocenih 'Koledarjev' je
samo Sc 900. Toraj kdor ga hoce
imeti maj Sc takoj naroci, da/ ne
DO potem tarnal, zakaj da ga ME
mu nismo %prihranili.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
Cas-

le edna slovenska reviia v Anne.
rlki. Gas" prinaSa lepe povc.
SUI koristne gospodarske in 20
spodinskc nasvete, znanstvene a.
hlmlvosti, poducne in narodu po-
'rebne razprave, mnogo miGnih
SIovenskih pesmic in polcg tega
pa prinasa lere in umetniske sill
Ike.
List shaja mescGno ma 30 stro.
neh In stane samo 800 ma lclo.
"a pol leta 800. NaroGa Sc pri
cas-, 27ll SO. Willard Ave.
Chlcago,lll. V Clevelandu in okoli-
ci pa ma 6033 st. Clair ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
"REERENFDUH "F" 1917.
Resolucija z ozirom ma strankino
stalisce napram gospodarskim
organizacijam delavstva.

Politicna in gospodarska orga.
nlzacija sta boju "a delavsko
svobOdO enakO potrebni. cato .je
huJno, Ga vlada med tema dvema
Sllama delavskega gibanja - to
Je socialistiCnO stranko in delav-
SKIM unijami - najveGja harmo.
Mia.
Delavsko gibanje V Zed. drza.
yah je naredilo V zadn.jih letih ma
vse strani velikanski napredek.
romnozilo .ie svoje clanstvo in
organiziralo stroke i'm industrije,
HI so bile Sc neorganizirane. V
mnogih slucajih je zdruzilo svojo
moe III pojacalo svojo moznost
'Sled zedinjenja podroGnih ali So
rodnlh strOk V federativne in indu-
S'riJalne unije. Mnogo uni Sc je
ia SvoJih Sestankih in V glasilih
udelezllo razprav o vaznih dru-
Sabnih in politicnih problemih de
iavskega razreda i'm zavrglo demo-
ralizuJoco politiko, Xxi .jo zastopa
narodna meScanSka federacija, r
national Civic Federation. Orga-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
Kako postane clovck milionar1

Ncki new -yorSki list jc vprasal ioznc
am'rikanskc veGkratnc miliarderic, ka.
ko poStanc clovck magic in gotc,o mi.
ilonar. Prvi ic odgovoril Charles Rouss.
hi ina mad 80 miljonov: "Premozcnic
jc odvisno lc cd oScbc. Cim ve6ie 10
kuprijsko polio, tenn bogatciSa ic zctcv.
i'rI", p~oStcnost, varcnost in %tocnost. vsc
to so sigurnc podlagc bogastva. Kupui
IN pr"daJnj nitro in zadovolji So 2 malim
d~obitkom.'
Miljard"r p. Callius Huntington prn.
vi: "Nikdar nc sine clovek druoim M.
vedati svoiih misli in naartov. Pred
Nscm pa .ie trcba, da ic Glovck uliuden
Z Nscmi, $ katcrimi stoii V zvczi. Vsak
poscl treba naiprci 2 vsch strani dobro
prcglcdati, potcm pa magic in krcpko
izPcliati. To jc srcdstvo "a uspch."
RogataS Russell pravi: ''Da Sc dosczc
nspch, mora biti 6lovck poStcn. della.
vcn, prcdvscm pa ncizmcrno var6cn. kor
mn mora biti naivisjc nacclo."
RogataS ID. O. Willis, XII prcmorc 400
pravi: "Oscm mr. spati. 10 mr.
dcIati, ostanck dncva pa porabiti IN du.
zabavo in pocitck. PlaGati vse
in dolgovc pred dospclostjo. Cd
2aSluzcnih dolaricv vcdno dati m stran
v'aj cncga: to ic prava pot do boga-
krali jckla, Carnegie, pa pravi: "Tai.
most bogastva lei trdmo V . temelinih
natelih; %tocnost, nagla izvrsba, hladno-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
MA ZNANJE.

Fred Quasi, tajnik "Pioneers
Aid and support Association ma
znanja, da Sc vrSi V nedeljo II.
novembra t. l.. velika sp%ominska
slavnost, namenjena obuditvi du-
ha med delavci "a spomin ma one,
XII so dali |. 1886 IA svoje prcpri-
canje zivljenjc ma vesalih.
Iacetek oh pol osmih zveGer V
Bakery Workers dvorani, 800 w.
Oak st.
Fred. Quasi, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06

TAJNIKOM JUGOSL. SOC. KLU.
Bow MA ZNANJE.

VOL iho->ihI JuSOSl. social
stiGnih klubov SO naproSeni, da IL
v~azujejo sledeGe:
|. V kratkem dobe vsi naSi klu-
bi od drzavnih ali okrajnih tajni-
kov dvoje glasovnic, O katerih
vsebini ina tlanstvo glasovati.
Prva g%lasovnica vsebuje resolu-
clio, Hi jo je Sprejela st. louiSka
k%onvencija z ozirom ma strankino
staliSce napram delavskim organi-
zaeijam ali unijam. Prevod vse-
bine sc nahaja Spodaj. Ia prevod
maj tajniki prineso ma sejo, kadar
BIO clanStvo o njej glasovalo, tako.
da bO vedelo, o Gem glasnje.
Druga glaSOvnica imenuie II
kandidatov, izmed katerih ie gla-
sovati "a tri. lzvoljeni kandidatje
bodo uradni zastopniki soc. stran-
Ike ma vSeh mednarodnih social
stiGnih zborih, Xxi hi sc obdrzali v
teku Sedanje vojne. Imena teh
kandidatov so naznaGena spodaj.
Termin, do kdaj in kan ie po-
slati rezultat glasovanja, je ma
znaGen ma glaSovnici.
V ~sluGaiu, da zeli klub poslati
rezultat ~glaSovanja ma Svoje me-
sto pc tajniStvu j. =. H., mora
klubov tajnik to storiti najkaSne-
je do |. decembra t. l., tako da
more t~ajniStvo odpoSlati glasov-
nice do .. decembra, to .je datum,
do katerega morajo biti vrnjene
drzavnim tajnikom. To velja IA
rezultat obeh glasovnic.
2. Mnogi hrvatSko-srbSki klubi
p~OSiljajo meSto glaSovnic resolu-
cije in predloge, Xxi Sc nanaSajo ma
kritiko predlogov, XII Jill je tidal
81. odbor z ozirom ma organicno
preureditev j. s. H., TO lie, da sc
postavi Iveza ma StaliSGe avtono-
mih sekcij, kar nikakor he pomeni
cepitve Iyeze, kakor sc TO napaG-
no pojmuje.
Use tozadevne resolucije .ie 81.
odbor ma svoji sell dne -. okto-
bra odlozil, ker je sedaj ma dnev-
mem redu glasovanje in ina clan
stvo potion glasOvnice odloGiti,
kaj hoce in nicesar drugega. To
zahteva parlamentarni red, ma
podiagi katerega stranka posluje,
IN katerega Sc moramo draft vSi.
3. Nekateri tajniki vprasujejo,
kaj je 4 bankami, to je, ali maj
odpre banke klub in poSlje Zvezi
samo denar, ali maj Sc posljejo
banke z denarjem vred. V pojaSni-
10 maj sluzi tole: Napolnjene ban
Ike je vrniti t~ajnistvu j. s. H.,
kakor je naznaceno ma polah, XII so
bile poslane z bankami. TIE banke
bodo Odprte V navzocnosti mad
Zornega odbora, XII ida pozneje V
naSih glasilih izkaz, koliko daj
NOV je bilo V vSaki banki.
4. Ne pozabite, da je s l. okto-
brOm vsaka dualna znamka, XII Sc
naroci pri tajniStvu Zveze, Sc wee,
to je 25c. Kakor je bio re par.
KRAFT naznanjeno, SO te znamke "a
tiste sodruge, katerih zene so ella.
nice kluba, h kateremu spada MOI.
clan. Do teh znamk 81 %opravicene
samO zene, Xxi opravljajo hiSna
della, to je tiste zene, XII so donna in
ne hodijO tvornico. Pri vsaki
narocitvi teh znamk, je treba ma
vesti Stevilo, koliko Sc Jill zeli.
Napram temu Stevilu .je treba ma
ravno pOslati tolikokrat pc De
wee, kolikor Sc narOca znamk, tako
da sc strinja narcotic z racunom.
Tajnistvo j. S. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
REFERENDUM &c" 1917.
Glasovnica "a izvolitev mednarod-
Min delegatov, "a slucaj, ce pri-
de do mednarodnega soc. zbora
v casu sedanje vojne.
Glasovati lie "a tri.

lmena: Victor Berger ,. b. Bou-
din, VI. lIillquit, G. II. Kirkpa-
trick, \. Lee, j. III. Maurer, w. r.
Mills, p. 5. Nagle, Scott Nearing,
X. O'IIare, |. st. John Tucker,
j. NJ. Work.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
Frank Besjaku, Springfield, II

Urednika nj V Chicago, in cato
VAN odgovarja %upravnik, da va
Sega dopisa ne bono priobcili.
Vkljub temu, ola ste skrajno sitni,
ie Sc vseeno skoda 81 hi Vas "a
prli, list pa ustavile pOStne oblasti.
&c necete voliti, pa nikar, sal o
ne sill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06

k~rvnost, vartnost, in y ncomaincm M.
Gelu.'
Lepi sveti! Ampak kdor nina nit, 80
iahko ravna pc njih 10 smrti, in tcdai
dozivi smrt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-06
LISTU v

Frank Gorenc, Fort Smith,
Ark. Soc. - John PauliG Bellevue,
Ariz. soc. - Frank Novak, Los
Angeles, Cal. so. - Jacob Ru-
pert, South Fork, Pa. 500.
Skupaj ............S $50
Iadnji izkaz E. ....... 1865
Nsega Skupaj 5000
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Corn of Medium
Ripeness Best for
Canning Purposes
Food Commission Bulletin Gives
Lesson on How to Obtain
Best Canning Results

Now is the time to answer the call of
the canning club and save the food of
the nations, says to-day's bulletin from
the National Emergency Food Garden
Commission. The lesson for to-day is
corn, and for canning or drying on the
cob corn should be OF medium ripeness
For canning on the cob select corn
of uniform ripeness and size and pro-
ceed with the canning as soon as pos
sible after the corn is picked. If too
ripe, the corn will turn dark in sterili-
zation and it will be hard and tough; if
not ripe enough, it will be fiat when
served. Remove husk, silk and shank
and any defective parts. Blanch the
corn in boiling water for six minutes
and plunge quickly into cold water for
a few minutes. Pack in jars, alternat-
ing tips and butts, add a level tea
spoonful of salt to each quart and fill
jars with boiling water. Place tops in
position, partially tighten them and
sterilize three hours and half in boil
ing water. Remove jars, tighten tops
and invert to cool in place free from
draughts. ..r ....H
CORN OFF THE COB-Blanch
corn in boiling water for six minutes,
plunge quickly into cold water for
few moments and cut the corn from
cob with a sharp, thin-bladed knife,
cutting half to two-thirds down the
kernel and scrape out remainder; al
ways cut from the tip toward the butt.
Fill jars at once to within a quarter OF
an inch from the top, add level tea
spoonful of salt to the quart and NIL
with boiling water. Adjust and par
TALLY tighten tops and sterilize for
three hours and half in boiling water.
After complete sterilization remove
from boiling water, tighten tops and
invert in place free from draughts.
The whole process of canning corn
should be carried on as rapidly as pos
sible.
DRYING CORN OFF THE COB
Prepare corn as for canning and cut
from cob with or without blanchlng,
being careful to save all the milk which
is pressed out. Dry the corn alone or
mix it with sugar and salt in double
boiler at the rate of five pounds OF
corn, one-half cup sugar and one
fourth cup salt. Keep stirring until
milk is absorbed, spread mass on
plates or trays and dry in slow oven
or in the sun, occasionally stirring to
prevent scorching if in the oven.
The Home Canning and Drying man
uals may be obtained by sending z
cent stamp to the National Emergency
Food Garden Commission. at 2l0 Mary
land Building, Washington, D. c.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
England Seeks Cotton
Conference Held at Manches-
ter to Increase Imports

Manchester, England, July 29.-Steps
are being taken to increase the impor-
tation of cotton, so far as possible, ac-
cording to an official announcement by
the Parliamentary Secretary of the
Board of Trade, who recently stated in
the House of Commons that tonnage
for cotton imports would not be lack
ing.
At the conference to consider the cot
ton position, held at the Board Of
Trade late in June, "The Manchester
Guardian" says, reports showed there
was stock Of American cotton at Liv-
erpool and in the mills of 100000 bales,
a normal consumption of $4,000 bales
weekly, a present consumption of 3d.
600 bales a week and present import
of 81 900 bales a week.
One of the most interesting things
mentioned at the conference is the sub
ject of the relation of this country to
the United States. "The Manchester
Guardian" understands it is planned
to communicate with the British Com
mission in Washington and also with
the Egyptian government with a view
TO induce the cotton markets to act in
some sort of conformity with the Liv-
erpool market.
The paper says:
9TH is a farreaching proposal, and
we have no means of judging how it
will be viewed in the States, where,
certainly, anything that pointed to a
regulation downward of cotton prices
would be very jealousy criticised. It
seems pretty clear, however, that regu-
lations which tended to keep prices
down in Liverpool while New York went
it's own way would endanger our cotton
sunplies"
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

lation to the strong language employed
by Mr.. Creel, no specific newspaper or
press association. In the harsh lang
uage used, he insisted, the purpose had
been to do what many press represen-
ta-ives asked be done, TO "scold"
offenders.
The Secretary said he had received a
report from the War College showing
nine separate items published in
American papers of recent date which
the officers at the college regarded as
furnishing valuable information to the
enemy.
The committees statement follows:
"The desires of the government with
respect to the concealment from the
enemy Of military policies, plans and
movements areIset forth in the follow
ing specific requests. They go to the
press of the United States directly
from the Secretary of War and the
Secretary of the Navy and represent
the thought and advice of their tech
nical advisers.
Matters To Be Kept Secret
"For the protection Of our military
and naval forces and of merchant ship
ping it is requested that secrecy be
observed on all matters Of:
"1. Information in regard TO the
train or boat movement of troops. Such
information is at all times and under
all circumstances dangerous and should
be scrupulously avoided.
"2. Information tending directly or
indirectly to disclose the number or
identity Of troops in the expeditionary
forces abroad.
"3. Information tending to disclose
the names of line officers in expedition
airy forces and reference to individual
units of these forces. Only names Of
staff officers are permissible.
"a. Information calculated to disclose
location of the permanent base or bases
abroad.
"5. Information that would disclose
the location Of American units or the
eventual or actual position of the
American forces at the front.
Conceal Movements Here
"6. Information of the move
ment of military forces toward sea-
ports or of the assembling of military
forces near seaports, from which in
ference might be drawn of any inter-
tion to embark them for service abroad,
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Germans Gust Mott
From Mission Union
Charge Y. M. G. A. Secretary Of
Breaking Neutrality in Go
ing TO Russia

Berlin, July 90 via London, July SO).
German members of the continue
tion committee OF the Edinburgh World
Mission Conference announce publicly
that they no longer consider Dr.. John
R. Mott, OF New York, and DR.. Francis
G. Ogilvie, of Edinburgh, representa-
tives of the committee, as result Of
their breach of neutrality" and be-
cause they are alleged to have urged
the closing of German missions in the
English and German colonies.
DR.. Mott also is accused of accepting
political missions from President vii
son, in violation of his pledge TO OBJ
serve neutrality.
DR.. Mott, who is the general secre-
tary of the international committee of
the Young Mems Christian Associations
of the United States, is now in Russia
with the Russian commission, of which
he is g member. He was appointed
chairman of the continuation committee
of the Edinburgh World Mission Con-
ference at the conference in Edinburgh
in 1910.
Charges that DR.. Mott urged the
closing of German missions in the Eng
lish and German colonies are untrue"
said B. R. Barber secretary 70 DR.. Mott,
Yesterday. "The charges of the Ger
man members are ridiculous. | don't
see how he can be accused of a breach
of neutrality in accepting the appoint
ment on the Russian commission from
the President. He is on friendly mis-
sion TO a troubled country now. There
is nothing political in his trip"
There are forty men on the commit
tee. They represent countries through
out the world.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

Other sections of the old regulations
are made more severe by specific stip-
ulations in place Of the more general
language employed in the rules in
force until now. Information which
the government considers might reveal
military movements or policies is de-
scribed In great detail.
To Prevent misunderstanding
In the statement announcing the new
regulations George Creel, chairman Of
the committee, says that repeated and
serious violations OF the voluntary CEN
sorship have been attempted to be ex-
cused on the score of misunderstand-
ing" and that "re-statement" is made
with the idea that hereafter there shall
be no room for doubt as to the COM
mittee's desires.
The instances in which the most Sc
rious charges Of violation have been
made, however, have not resulted from
Misunderstanding the committees rules
but from following them implicitly.
These instances have involved publica-
tion of dispatches passed by the Euro
pean censors, announcing the arrival
of American military units in Europe.
On this subject the committees only
standing rule, contained in the general
list promulgated May 28 and never re-
placed nor revokede, was as follows:
"All messages received from abroad
by cable or wireless are censoreed at
the point Of dispatch or receipt and are
free for publication, unless some espe-
cial circumstance arouses the suspicion
of the editor"
Must Wait Official Sanction
The newe rule, instead Of restating
this principle, substitutes for it pro-
hibition on publication of:
Information of the arrival at any
European port of American war vessels,
transports or any portion Of an expedi-
tionary force. combatant or non-com-
batant, until announcement is author
lied by the Secretary Of War or the
Secretary of the Navy"
Nine Items Aided Enemy
Mr. Baker tonight authorized the
statement that he had in mind, in re-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Oil Official a Suicide
D. C. Scofeld Despondent
Over Wife's Death

Oakland, CAL, July BOD. G. SEQ,
field, former president Of the Standard
Oil Company of California ard more
recently chairman C the board Of d.
rectors. shot and xii himself at his
home here to-day. 2spondency, due
70 grief for the death OF his wife five
wears ago, is believed TO have been the
cause. He was seventy-four years old.
Scofield was one Of the remaining o.!
operators who laid the foundation for
the Standard Oil Company at Oil Creek
Penn, many years ago with John D.
Rockefeller.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

G. M. Wilkinson cashier of S. A. Maxwell
g. Co., wall paper jobbers, Brooklyn, wanted
the speed, accuracy and neatness that 60 with
Burroughs Direct-to-Ledger Posting, but he
thought it involved getting new bookkeep-
ing force and upsetting the whole existing
system.
Fortunately he determined on personal
trial. He had never touched Burroughs
Machine and thought that if he could oper-
ate it anyone in his office could. So he sat
down at a Ledger Posting Machine and,
after a few explanations had been made,
completed seven postings in four minutes.
That settled his doubts. He had machine
installed Immediately and put it up to his
bookkeeping department to operate it.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Creel Announces New
Rules to Prevent Further
misunderstanding"
News of Transports
Must Be Approved
Dispatches Passed by Allies
Must Await Washing
toms Sanction

Washington, July so.-A new list of
rrsss regulations making material
.hsnses in the voluntary censorship
rr,ss under which American news
rspers have been operating was pro-
rulpated tonight by the Committee
on Public Information.
The new regulations contain the
sr,t general request that there be no
nubHshed mention Of the arrival Of
American troops at European ports,
r.plscing in that respect an express
authorization in the old rules for use
q, any cable dispatches passed by the
European censors.