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Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Zvestoba papezu.

Kansas City, Mo. = Sestnajsta
konvencija American Federation
of Catholic Societies je po stiri-
dnevnem zasedanju zakljucila svo-
ie zborovanje. Oh zakljucku so
delegati poslali papezu Benediktu
sledeco brzojavko: "KonvenciJa
llatoliske zveze izkazuje vasi sve-
tosti svojo veliko ljubezen in
pokorscino in moli ia vspeh vase
ga plamenitega prizadevanJa "a
mir ter vas ponizno prosi apostolic
skega blagoslova".
Rimski papez je prime in ii "a
stopniki katolieanov zivecih V
Zdruzenih drzavah, Xxi so prisegli
zvestobo vladi in ustavi Zdruze-
nih draw, ocito izrazajo svoJo
pokorScino inozemskemu, naSi VIA
di in javnim ustanovam sovrazne-
mu potentatu. Ali nj to izdajal-
stvo?
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Vo,ine bi bilo ze lahko konec.

GrSki ministrski predsednik We
nizelos je povedal, ola ko ne bi biv-
81 grSki kralj preprecil njegovih
naGrtov, katere je izdelal leta
1915, da bi bill Grki Z lahkoto
zavzeli Carigrad predno so Sc Tur-
ki pripravili, da bi to zavzetje tur-
Skega glavnega mesta preprecilo
vstop Bolgarije ma stran osred-
njih vlasti in da ne bi nikoli tev-
tonsko kopito pogazilo male Srbi-
ie. TurGiia bi bila ma ia naein uni
cena in Rusiji bi bila odprta NOR
ska pot, da bi lahko zalagala osta-
le zaveznike neizmernimi zalo-
gami zita. In vojska bi bila re
davno kOncana.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Ojacenja prihajajo.

Move italijanske cete prihajajo
vsaki dan ma lraSko frontO in so
ze zaGele nadomeSGati one Gete, Xxi
so drzaIe fronto zadnjih Stirinajst
dnij, da Sc odpo6inejo in tvorijO
rezervo pri prihodnjem napadu.
Poleg ~tega je zaGel CadOrna pO-
stavljatinove artiljerijske baterije
ma vseh vaznejSih pOstOjankah in
vojaSki izvedenci pricakujejo, da
bo zaGel Cadorna vSak cas- pOmi-
kati svoje 6ete naprej cd Sela in
proti Hermada trdnjavi, ki tvori
velikO dObrO utrjenO gOrO. ltalija-
nj imajO re V rokah prve avStrij-
ske zakope ma poboGju te gore in
sedaj Sc pripravljajo "a zavzetje
te trdnjave.
Italijanska ofenziva je stOpila
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Resen polozaj v Avstriji.


Bazel, Svica. = V Avstriji je
zacelo primanjkovati tudi premo-
ga in zaradi tega so odpustili H.
900 premogarjev-vojakov ter jih
poslali V razne premogovnike, ola
Sc pomnozi produkcija premoga,
toda zazeljenega vspeha nj bilo,
ker izstradani premogarji MISC
mogli prestajati trdega in mucne-
ga della. Poslanska zbornica je ma
lozila ministru "a javna della, ola
Sc mora te premogarje hrahiti,
makar Sc mora hrana Odtrgatl od
ust ostalega obcinstva.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Pijejo poljsko kri.

Kar Nemci pocenjajo V olIupira-
nih poljSkih provincah je narav-
most barbarsko in brutalno. Ne
davno tega so Nemci pobrali mad
10000 konj IL dezele in iih odved-
Ii V Nemcijo. Konje so izpregli IL
pod plugov in re tako in tako obu-
bozano poljsko ljudstvo Sc mora
posluzevati cloveske sile pri ora
nju in spravljanju poljskih pridel-
kov. Poleg tega jeNemcija pobra-
10 skoro vse poljsko orodje in ne
kaj "a en- million dolariev vredne-
ga pridelka in ziveza. Poleg tega
pa ie Nemcija nalozila Sc velikan-
ske davke, tako ola morajo sedaj
V Warsaw placati nekaj mad $22,-
100000 davka, medtem ko so Ian
sko leto plaGali samo Sest milijo-
nov. In V tenn sorazmerju je Mem
Giia nalozila velik6 davke tudi po
ostalih lrajih.
Nj Guda tedaj, da DELUXE Mem
ella ma to, da he bi Sc placalo no.
benin OdSkOdnin.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Ruski polki Sc puntajo.

MoGna in vspeSna Obramba ru-
sko-rumunskih Get ma Mulatskem
je te dneve zOpet velikO trpela ra-
di punta treh ruSkih pOlkov, ki so
pometali svoje orozje in sc umak-
Mill IL vaznih in strategicnih zako-
pov pred FokSani, kar je daIo av-
strijskim in nemSkim cetam lepo
priliko, da so napredOvale in 81 O.
svojile zapuSGene zakope. Vsled
tega izdajalskega Gina puntarskih
ruskih polkov preti velika nevar-
most rummSkim cetam, Severno
cd FokSani in blizu Soyeje. Mem
Ska poroGila IL te fronte omenja-
jo, da so premagali sovraznika V
hudi bitki, kar pa nj res, ker Ru-
81 so zapustili zakope predno so
zaGeh Avstrijci napadatl.
Ma ostalih frontah, pOsebno
pred VerdunOm IN V BelglJl sc W.
Siio samo artiljerijski boji, ma
stal je kratek odmor vsled slabe=
GA vremena in kakor vse kaze Sc
Francozi, kakor tudi Anglezi pri-
pravliajO "a ponovitev ofenzive.
NemSki kronprinc je skusal povze-
ii zopet protiofenzivo, toda ista le
bila strta takoj V njenem zacetku.
Tudi ma macedonski 'front.' so Sc
zaGeli gibati Bolgari in Vprlzorlll
so ze veG napadov ma zavezniske
postojanke pri jezeru Doiran, ven
dar do sedaj Sc MISC imeli nobenih
zaGetnih vspehOv.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
LETo (voLUME) XVI.
v katero Solo?
Bodocnost vasih otrok je odvisna
cd vzgoje, XII Jim jo date v MIA
dih, solskih let. = Starisi bo-
dite previdni komu zaupa-
tie svoje otroke!

Solske pocitnice Sc nagibljejo
svojemu koncu in zopet bodo ma
81 sinovi in hcere poiskali zapra-
Sene knjige in klaverno sli proti
Solskim poslopjem, ola Sc upisejo
zopet "a emo leto tezkemu delu.
ia vecino otrok je Sola huda ka-
zen, to vemo vsi IL lastne skuSnje,
posebno oni, ki smO bill bolj raz-
posajeni in smo veclrat obGutili
brezovko in smo imeli nekak strah
pred zaGetkom sole. V ameriSkih
javnih Solah je palica prepoveda-
ma in namesto iste je upeljana mi
lejSa kazen, XII blagodejno ueinku-
ie ma razvoj mladega talenta. V
farnih Solah, kjer navadno poucu-
jejo IL starega kraja prisle Sc
sire in kaplani, Sc vedno ali vsaj
obiGajno rabijo palico, ker Sc he
morejo privaditi modernejsim me-
todam pouka.
Znano je in dokazano je,, ola V
farnih Solah Sc otroci nikoli toliko
he naucijo kot ravno vljudskih So
lah. Imamo slucaje, ko Sc otroci,
XII zahajajo farne Sole he ucijo
druzega kot katekizem, zgodbe IN
zopet katekizem. KrScanski nauk
zavzame vecji del pouka, o tako
vaznih predmetih, kakor so svetov-
na zgodovina, naravoslovje, zem-
ljepisje, fizika, matematika, nj ne
duha ne Sluha. Po nazorih duhOv-
Seine je dovolj "a vsakega otroka,
ko INA ma pamet razne molltvlce,
ce INA zapisati svoje ime in ako
INA preracuniti do sto. Vsega dru-
zega kot otroci navadnih delavcev
ne potrebujejo.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Labor Day.

pondejek, g. septembra, kakor obcajno bo prazno
val po Amerki tako zvani "Delavski Dam.
&c pa je ia ''Deavsk DAM resnc deavsk dan
puscamo sodbo zavedemu deavstvu k ola praznka
81 nj eavsvo Hboevao temveG bill darovan deavstvu od
dobrosrcnega kapitaa kot prorup prav deavsk dan
Pvi Man katerega prosava revoucjonano delavstvo
celem civiziranem svetu.
Ia "Deavsd DAM je dan sprave med deavc in deo
daac uprav zarad ega dananes wee vdmo nobenega
navduSena cd rn zavednega deastva kake parade in
demonstrace ka prosavljenjem ega darovanega pram
pormo svoo slaboSt in pokaemo da ako dalee
spozabi, da smo virgil svoje bojno kopje pod klop.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
JAYNE sole.

Nasa duhovSGina kaj rada napa-
ola nacin poucevanja V javnih So
lah, Prepogosto jih slisimo reel,
da Sc otroci V javnih Solah prevec
igrajo in da Sc TEN gubi proved
casa. To je re res, ola je Solsko
vodstvo tako upeljalo ucni red "a
mladino, ola ina ista veselje do So
lie in da Sc pri takih igrah tudi te-
lesno in duSevno vezbajo. Otroci
Sc re naprej veselijo dnevnega
programa in z veseljem gredo V
Solo in IL sole, craven tega pa Sc
veliko dobrega in koristnega nau-
clio. Znano je, da je ameriski jaw
nj solski sistem najbolji ma svetu,
zato je tudi dolznost stariSev, da
po5ljejo svoje otroke V naJbolJso
solo. !
V. teh Sc vedri duh mladine in
Strogo Je prepOvedanO vsakemu u
citelju trapiti meme mozgane IL
cencev, ali pa jim vbijati glavo
kake verske nespametnosti. NADIA
lie 81 ie treba zapomniti tudi, ola
ljudske sole podpira vsak davkO-
plaGevalec in da so proste vsake-
mu otroku, Xxi Sc nahaja V gotovi
dobi starosti, medtem ko morajo
starisi placevati solnino cd svojih
otrok, ako jih posljejo V farne So
le. Ne samo ola Sc otrOci mani ma
ucijo teh solah; ne samo, ola we'd
no trepeeejo V strahu pred palico
in necuvenimi kaznimi, temvec po-
vrhu tega morajo starlSi Sc place
vati od njih.
In ce Sc nazadnje pomislimo o
morali nekaterih teh uciteljev v
farnih Solah, potem ne moreno
drugace, kot da priporocamo sta
risen, da posljejo svoje otroke v
ameriske JAYNE Sole.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
AbominabIe Crime.

According to messages of President Wilson and provi-
siona of Russia would be abomnab crime
to force any nation small powerful to be annexed by a
mother
Let each people choose its form of government
Therefore Sovenes residing in United States protest
most theoretically that their native land be annexed against
their will any power and ask the support OF u )
government in their yeanng Federal Republic of
Jugosava comprising all the Slavic States and Provinces in
Balkan.
The Jugosavs fighting against autocracy and despo
ism their earnest wish is to be free and united in great fe
dera Republic.
Let freedom and liberty pr all thruout the world
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Russia "a vojno.
Klic prinea Petra Kropotkin "a
boj je navdusil cello Rusijo. =
Babica Breskovskaja ma
strani move Wade.

Moskva. = ProSnja stare zenice
"a preporod ruske armade je ga
Mia tukaj zborujoco narodno skup
scino. Pred to je tidal ma ruski ma
rod oklic slavnoznani in od muzi-
kov in intelligence spostovani
prime Peter Kropotkin, V katerem
je pOzival vse Ruse, da Sc zdruzijo
in preprecijo nemsko zmago, XII bi
zadala mladi demokraciji smrten
udarec.
Med graditelji move ruske repu-
bike nj bolj priljubljene osebe
kot je ravno "babica Breskov-
skaja, stara matt revolucije in ko
je ona nastopila in Sc potegovala
"a discipline V armadi, je navdu-
sila vse delegate in vsi kot en- moz
so Sc izrazili, da discipline mora
priti rusko armada odobravajoc
taktiko generala Kornilova, Xxi Sc
ie izrazil, da edino zelezna pest in
stroga discipline V armadi more
reSiti novo Rusijo pred porazom
in gotovim propadom.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
zivi zgoreli.

Bay City, Mich. : Andrej Lu-
po, njegova zena in tri hcere so
sinoci zivi zgoreli svoii hisi V
Bad Axe. Jurij Woodhall, XII je
bill istoeasno hisi Sc je resil, ko
je skocil IL druzega nadstropja s
plamenom obdane hiSe.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Proti niru.

General Korniloff je postal ju-
max trenotka in poroca Sc cello, da
bo postal vojaski diktator Rusije
Kerenskijeva taktika porustljivo-
sti in prevelike demokracije V ru-
ski armadi, je zaGasnO neumestna
in Skodljiva "a republiko, kajti s
popustljivostjo in prevelil1O svo-
bodo V armadi, Sc lie more prica-
kovati nobenega odpora dobro di-
sciplinirani nemSki armadi in zato
je vsak poskus zastonj. Vsi dele
gait, zastopniki velikega ruskega
naroda so Sc izrazili, ola Sc NADIA
ljuje vojno in "a osvoboditev ma
rodov. In ia izjava je nov udarec
nem$ki spletkarski vladi, ki je sta
villa vse upe na to Zborovanje in
delovala ma vse kriplje, ola Sc ljud-
stvo izneveri provizoricni vladi in
sklene seperaten mir.
Ministrski predsednik Keren-
sky je pri zakljucku skupseine IL
iavil: "Provizoricna vlada bo sta
la ma strait in pazila ma revoluci-
jo. Vsak poskus "a protirevolucijo
bo takoj uduSen, ker provizoricna
vlada je prerojena VOLTA celega ru-
skega naroda. Kdorkoli bo skusal
iztrgati ljudsko zmago. IL roke
ljudstva, ne bo vspesen, ker ia je
postala ljudSka last. "
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Nevarnost "a druge trdnjave.

s.@hi pa Sc MISC zadovoljili te-
ami vspehi, temveG so Sc bolj zaceli
pritiskati ma umikajoGe Sc AvsIrij-
,ce in posreGilo Sc jim je prekOra-
Giti tudi VipavlSo, Cora g.. Gabri-
iela in CORA sv. Danijela, ki ieziti
jugovzhOdno Od Svete gore so po-
polnoma obkoljene od laSkega vo-
iaStva in ker so avstrijske eete, ki
Sc nahaiaiO V teh trdnjavah po-
polnOma Odtrgane cd svoje glavne
armade, Sc priGakuje, da Sc bodo
morale vsak cas- podati in ravno
zaradi tega laSka armada ne napa-
da teh trdnjav. LaSke cete prodl-
raio cd teh vaznih trdnjav ma vse
strani in Sc sedaj re blizajO Ter
novi. Ma kraSki planOti je dO Sc
dai skorai vse mirOvalo in neka-
teri so 81 re mislii, da je laSka O.
fenziva tukaj pOnehala, tOda ka-
kOr vse kaze, so zaGeli Lahi zOpet
Oil att in najkrajSem GaSu bono
sliSali o velikih bitkah IL teh kra-
lev
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Ia slucaj protirevolucije.

Orekoff, govornik "a zeleznicar-
je Sc je izjavil, ola bodo zelezniear-
j preprecili vsak poskus "a proti-
revolucijo tenn, da bodo zastav-
kali in prekinili yes prevoz de-
zeli. On je tudi obsodil kadete, da
je bill Sc vsak njihov korak reak-
cijonaren in ola je vsaka njihova
misel ovirati novo Waldo popolno-
ma zastonj, ker ljudstvo jih je
spoznalo in jih zacelo obsojati ra-
di niihove nezveStobe.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
VELIKA PREMOGARSKA
STAVKA.

Shenandoah, Pa. = Motormani
pri st. 2, 3 in 4 premogovnikih Le-
high & Wilkesbarre Coal druzbi so
ycerai zastavkali in vsled stavke
motormanov, je morale 5000 pre-
mogarjev in delavcev prenehati z
Gelom.
Premogarji pri Inman in Parish
premogovnikih od ravno iste druz-
be V Wilkesbarre so tudi zastav-
kali in kakor vse zgleda bo napo-
vedana sploSna stavka V celem
Luzerne okraju.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Japonci ma pomoc Rusom?

IL Svice prihajajo vesti, da ba-
varsko casopisje poroca, da ia
ponci masirajo velike in mocne ce-
te ma manGurski 'front.', katere bo-
do vsak cas- zacei prevazati ma ru-
sko fronto.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Operatorji so Sc premislili.

Indianapolis, Ind. = Premogov-
nj operatorji centralnega kompe-
tivnega premogovnega polja ne
bodo ugodili zahtevi premogarJev
"a poviSanje place, izgovarjaJoc
Sc, ola jim je to sedaj nemogoce,
ker je vlada porezala njihove We
like dobicke. Organizirani premo-
garii so poklicali operatorje ma
skupen sestanek, ki Sc vrsi 6. sep
tembra, ma katerem Sc pogovore
G tel stvari. Operatorji in premo-
garii so Sc re pref sporazumeli, da
bodo delavci dobili 62c ma dan DO
viska. Operatorji pa nocejo drzati
svoje besede, zato ia konferenca.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31

Washington, d. G. : Cd aprila
pa do danes Sc je priglasilo in bilo
sprejetih V regularno armada
20, 405 prostevoljcev.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31

Cete generala Cadorne 50 wee
raj zavzele veliko planotO BainSi-
co, XII meri okOi $50 StirjaSkih
mill in ina OkoH, 1900 cevljev vi
soGine in ki Sc razprostira mad do
limo Vipavke severovzhodno od
Gorice in OBJ SoSi 'front.'. Z "a
vzetiem te dobro utrjene planote
so imeli Italijani precej OpraVka,
vendar na vse zadnje so premaga-
Ii avstriiske Gete in jih pOgnale V
BEG. Do te laSke image Je naJvec
pomOgla taktika generala Capello,
laSkega pOveljnika na tel 'front.'.
Najprej je pOgnal svoje Gete, da
so napadle zapadno stran BaJnSl-
ce planote in kO nitro so Lahi pre-
gnah Avstrijce IL prve vrSte zako-
pov, je pritiskal ma mikajoce Sc
Avstrijce in Sc pOlastil Sc druge
yrste zakOpOv, istocasnO pa Je W.
Gel siInO armada oh stran avstriJ-
skin postojank ma Severni Stram
in ko so Avstrijci videli, da jih je
sovraznik zaGel prelude pritiskati
tudi od strani, 50 Sc morali umak-
nit; in tako ie priSla ia velika
planota veIikega strategicnega po-
mena V ro5e sovraznikov. LaSka
poroGila omenjaio, da so Sc Av-
striici umikali V velikanskem ne
redu.
The sun., 1917-04-24
ALLIES ASKING
FOOD AND SHIPS
Experts to Arrange Plan for
Increasing Supplies
From America.

WASHINGTON. April 2s--ships and
food, followed by more ships and more
food-by organizing and maintaining an
ever increasing supply OF these essential
sine~s OF war the United States can
render it's most practical and effective
assistance to its allies in Europe, ac-
cording to authoritative statements
based on the preliminary conferences Of
the Balfour commission here.
Mr.. Balfour and the commissioners. it
is explained, have not come here to tell
this nation what TO do or how to do it.
which President Wilson and officials OF
the American Government have asked Is
How can this nation be Of the greatest
immediate help to the common cause 49,
The answer to-day was: Ships and
food
The shipping and food problems are in
terrelated. II is said. as there is practical
certainty that the menace of food short
age Will be eliminated once there is cs-
taolished an adequate means OF keeping
its transport to Europe opened. II is
fully realized that U-boats will sink as
many ships carrying food as possible. but
this has only spurred the Entente Allies
on to filling up the gaps As President
Wilson said in his recent statement to
the American people food must rea ch
Europe. submarines OF no submarines.
No matter how many ships are sent
down others must be ready to take their
places.
II was learned to-day that Great
Britain. France and Italy have pooled
their interests so far as food trans
rortation IS concerned, The British ex
perts accompany Mr.. Balfour are
acting on behalf OF France and Italy. AZ
well AS Great Britain. The menace of
food shortage is nov much more acute
Great Britain.
supplies to France and Italy as we'll as
transportation and will h. handled by
the British experts. The United states
iesires,at once all the available informa-
ton AZ to the best means of meeting
this situation and the British experts
are ready to furnish ii.
Alan Anderson, chairman OF the
Wheat Purchasing Commission. will
have charge OF all the purchases OF
wheat and maize for the Entente Allies
and will consult with Secretary Houston
Of the department Of Agriculture and
also with Chairman Denman of the
shipping Board.
+. +. Robinson of the Board of Trade
s. Mckenna of the War Intelligence OF
tice and NJ Il Peterson of the Foreign
Trade Department OF the Foreign OF
fee also will supply important informa-
ton which the United States desires.
The sun., 1917-04-24
SWEDEN SAID TO BE
NEAR REVOLUTION
Country in Panic for Fear
u. S. viii Cut OF Supplies.
Sp>cini cdhis DSspntch 10 THE 81,

I.oNpoN. April 23.--Private diplomatic
adyNccs from Sweden say that reNolu-
ton seriously threatens there The
country generally had been pro-icrman
because il feared aggression from the
old Russian Government, hut the revolu-
ton has changed the situation and there
is now sharp revulsion in favor Of the
Entente.
The court party and King GustaNe
are pro-';erman, but the country is in
panic lest the United States cut of all
supplies. which soon would cause starva-
tion, a great revolutionary demonstra- :
ton is reported to he planned for May !
in Stockholm. Gustave's crown is now
said to he as insecure as that OF Con
stantins of Greece.
CHRfsTIANIA. Norway. April ga
Newspaper reports that America would
cease exports to neutrals has caused
much anxiety here, Norway Is entirely
dependent upon America for grain.
sugar. salt pork and other PROVISIONS,
petroleum and certain raw materials,
The export OF these articles from Nor
way IL forbidden. as the country Is in
need of them. The country's supply of
grain. including the coming crop, is suf-
flcient until September II non" Is -N-
ported. The embarg" on American oil
would hit Norway especially hafd, rs the
+ishing fleet us.,s oil driven motors. tn-
less the United States permits exports
~ Norway under special licenses for =
bidding reexport from thi, country all
Of Norway Will soon b. on the .erye OF
star vstion.
The sun., 1917-04-24
WILL PUT COASTWISE
SHIPS IN OCEAN TRADE
National Defence Council
Takes Action on Plan.

WASHINGTON. April 23.--Immediate
diversion OF a number OF steam ships
from the coastwise trade 10 transatlantic
service was fore asst by officials to-day
aiter "A conference here Of transportation
company representatives with the Ship
ping Board of the Council OF National
defence Many vessels. II was said, can
be transferred without disarranging rail-
way service.
Al meeting here next Wednesday a
newly created shipping committee Of the
Defence Council will take steps to get
vessels to transport supplies to the
Allies. The committee was named to-
DAY, with William Denman. chairman
OF the Shipping Board. at its head. 1t
viii work out plans in cooperation with
a general railroad board named recently
to coordinate operate of rail systems
during the war, Vessels will he taken
OF their runs with as little dislocatio to
domestic commerce as possible.
LEGISLATION introduced in both the
Senate and House to-day by the Admin
istration would authorize the President
TO confer title and possession OF the Ger
man and Austrian ships held In Ameri-
can ports. Its terms would extend 10
vessels owned by any subject or citizen
Of any country with which the United
States is at war.
The sun., 1917-04-24
EYEWITNESS TELLS
OF GERMANS PANIC
Those on Lafranc Thought
U.Boat Would SaUe Them.
Special catie Despofch 10 THs SrN from the
LOadOR Times


LondOR Timrs.
LONDON. April 23-DescribinS the
conduct OF the German prisoners who
were aboard the hospital shs, l.afranc
when she was torpedoed by German
submarine a sailor eyewitness SAYS:
We had I60 German wounded aboard.
men who had been captured In the re-
cent British advance. They included
forty officers some of them OF high rank
Our own wounded were "a calm as any
one could be in the circumstances. What
little panic there was was due largely to
the anxiety of tine Germans to save their
own skins.
The funny part although il did not
strike us as funny at the time, was that
the Germans honestly believed their own
submarine would and could save them,
When the other vessels came to our as
sstance they thought they must he Ger
man ships The, believed the British
dad been wiped on the seas.
Some Of the Germans shouted at the
tops OF their voices to the other vessels.
thinking apparently that they were Ger
man ships: Hasten to your own coun- =
trymen's rescue" But when they found
out their mistake they altered their tone
completely. Many OF them herded to-
gether In one part Of the sinking ship.
Never shall l forget their long repeated
cries, in which Mercy and Kamerad =
were prominent
Some of the more venturesomr Of the
Germans Jumped into the sea. and even
tuul,y tried to attract the attention OF
what they thought were German ships.
One fireman who had come up on dec k
told me the Germans had no thought =
uf the others They were too much
afraid for their own skina."
The sun., 1917-04-24
BALFOUR GIVES BRITISH EXPERIENCE
TELLS JOINT WAR PLANS TO WILSON;
ENGLAND TO GET FIRST $500, 600. 600
RUSSIA PROMISES TO FIGHT
WITH AMERICA TO THE END
Informs State Department No Separate Peace Will Be
Made and War Will Go On Until
Aims Are Achieved

people. The address has been trans
lated together with other Of the Presi-
dents utterances concerning American
participation. and are being given wide
circulation In a pamphlet freely distrib-
uted.
No people. according to the report SO
circumstanced ever made greater sacri-
fices for freedom than the Russians, and
they fully realize that a separate peace
would Jeopardize all they have gained
The American form OF government has
been taken as the model of the Russian
people and the participation of the
United States has infused in them a
confident spirit and imbued them with
a flrm determination. They believe they
have an army unequalled in number
unexcelled in courage and led by. com.
manders OF ability and patriotism.
II Americans are incensed 1t the in.
triRues and underhanded machinations
Of Germany in their midst, ard Oh tneir
borders. the message declares. the Rus
slams have fourfold cause for Ike re.
sentiment and will make any sacrifice
rather than conclude a separate 3ea"e.
The sun., 1917-04-24

WARRINGTON. April 23.--Further en-
reports from Russia came to-
day in a despatch to the State Depart
ment telling OF the effect of President
Wilson's war address and declaring that
Russia under the Provisional Govern
ment is no more likely to abandon the
war without achieving her object than
is the United States.
Recalling that one of the impeiling
causes for the overthrow OF the imperial
regime was the belief that 1t was plan
ming separate peace, the despatch said
the revolution would expedite the de-
feat of Germany and the establishmen mt
of n general peace.
Prompt recognition Of the new Gov
ernment by the United States gave en-
couragement and help to the Council
OF Ministers and their supporters, the
Department was informed, while Pres!-
dent Wilson's allusion TO the Russian
revolution in his address TO Congress
made a deep. lasting impression on the