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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20
Solska prehrana.

Sofa ina namen, da poda otroku znanjc, XII
mu Je potrebno "a poznejSe ~zivljenje. Yeast so
mislili, da Sc to doseze, 6e sedi ma katedru ucitelj
in eta ali pripoveduje otrokom vsak dan drugo
lekcijo, cez nekaj dni Jh pa i~zpraSuje. Ia maj
boljsi pripOmOeek je ~veljala leskovka. da je IL
ganjala otrokom ''lenobo" in Jim vtepla paznost.
Poucevanje otrok so smatrali "a najenostavnejsi
posel in glavna uciteljeva lastnOst je morala biti
Ia, da je znal vzdrzavati discipline med otro-
ci. cato je bill kakSen dosluzen korporal, XII je
znal "muStrati" rekrute, popolnOma dober "a
~ucitelja.
Dolgo je ~trajalo, preden Sc je ia starokopitna
pedagogija pod vplivOm del Jean Jaques Rous-
seaua, Pestalozzija. Komenskega in drugih IL
maknila modernejSim poucevalnim in vzgoieval-
MIN metodam. Predsedki o zanikrnih in lenih o.
trocih, "a katere bi morala siba vedno ostati V We
ljavi, SO pa straSili Sc dolgo dalje in s~trasijo Sc
sedaj. Da MISC otroci enako nadarjeni, da nj.
MAYO vsi enakega n%agpenja do knjige, da St tudi
V pridnosti razlikujejO, so gotove resnice. Toda
hvala mOdernim znanstvenim preiskavam emo
danes vendar, da nj lenoha anna ma sebi pokvar-
Jenost znacaJa vsaj V vecini ~slucaiev lie
ampak ola ina vecmoma svoJe vzroke V tcleSnlh
nedostatkih, tako da bi jo skoraj lahko imenovali
bolezen, kakor je storil neki ameriSki zdravnik,
Xxi sc ie veliko bavil Z njenim prou6avanjem.
Pogostoma je lcnOba res s~imptomi bolezni,
vtasi cello tezke. Tedaj spada to V zdravnikov
uelOhFoS. Anpah NSaka teleSna SlaDOSt, tnul &c
nj treba zanjo medicine, vpliva Skodliivo ma du-
Sevne spoSobnosti; in taxa slabost je cestO eno-
Stavna posledica nezadostne hrane.
Pomanjkanje liveza je skodljivo IA vsakega
cloveka, Ia otroka pa ma vsak nacin Sc bolj ka-
kor Ia odraslcga, cctudi ga otrok vcasi navidez-
no lozc ali pa vsaj bolj petrpezljivo prenaSa.
Clovekovo telo je STEER neprenehoma podvrzeno
izpremembam i'll cato hi pUpolnoma pravilno, ce
Sc govori, ia Sc razyija clovekovo tclo do tega
i'll tega leta. Ampak V otroSkih letih je telesni
razvoj vcndar najintenzivnejsi, in kar Sc V tenn
casu zamudi, JIG lahko zamujeno "a vse zivljenje.
kar imenujemo duSevno delo, je V svojem
bivstvu vendar telesno delo. Bologna ne more
reSiti vseh ugank z~ivljenja, ampak toliko nam re
lahkO pove, kaksne naloge zadenejo pri dusev-
mem delu zivce in njih centralni organ, mozgane,
kakO vpliva dclo teh telesnir delov na kri, ma
dihala, ma miSice t.. d. Koliko teie izgubi telo
pc napornem dusevnem delu, nam pokaze teht-
Mica aparati izmerijo govornikov trud; izpre-
membe V krvi, povzrocene pc intenzivnem studi,
ju, Sc lahko p~rciscejo.
kar zahtevamo cd otrok V soil, je tudi du-
scvno delo. &c hocemo, da ga bodo dobro opra-
viii in da 81 pri TEN he nakopljejo skode, kate
re poslcdicc hi Jill lahko trle vse zivljcnje. mora
mo skrbcti, da bodo "a svoje dusevne naloge teles-
no s~posobni.
Socialist zahtevajo, da dobe otroci V solah
potrebno hrano. To nj lie navadna filantropicna
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VISA milica, XII je bila dosle.j Sc
ma mehiski meji in je Stella vsega
skupaj $4,000 MOI, ie dobila V So
boto vecer povelje, maj Sc pripra-
vi, da Sc vrne domov. POdrObnosti
izvrsitve je vojni tajnik Baker
prepustil gcneralu F~unstonu; pri-
cakuJe sc pa, Ola BIO ukaz do 7.
marca popolnoma i~zvrSen. To. je
zadnje poglavjc mi!icarske aktiv-
nosti ma mehiski meji. Obmejno
sluzbo DO pOslej opravljalo Perish
ingovo zvezno vojaStvo, Xxi sc ic
vrnilo il Mchike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

settisoc mil jonov kron "a same interese. Toda c.
brestna mera JIG V mnogih slucajih znatno vista.
kakO bOdo narodi to prenaSali?
TIE Stevilke bi moral scdaj prcstudirati tudi
tisti, XII genijo Zedinjene drzave kakor brcz glave
V vojno. Dolg Zcdinjcnih draw znasa sedaj emo
miljardO. Il ozirom ma to, da hi morala Amerika,
te bi Sc podala V to krvavo avcntjuro, zgraditi o.
gromcn militaristicen aparat takorekoG od tcmc.
lja, Ola hi kapitalisti izrabili to zanjc ugodno pri.
like i'll zahtevali cd strica Sauna naravnost ode
ruSke Gene, in Z ozirom ma oddaljenost Amerike
cd glavnega boiiSca hi bill stroSki "a Zedinjene
drzavc sorazmcrno mnogo vecji, kakor "a evrop.
skc. Vsled tega bi bila tudi proporcija, V kateri
bi rastel NTH dolg, mnogo vecja.
V Ameriki imamo &c draginjo. Deloma 10 mo-
ramO res zahvaliti cvropski vOjni, cetudi dale Ia
vOjna V mnogih slucajih lie pretvezo. Draginja
jc zc scdaj resnO Znizala delavski STANDARD of
Life VpricO omejevanja lastnih potrebsGin, XII
ga malaga ljudstvu ~draginja, postaja prenaSanjc
javnih bremen, nevidno placevanje davkov. vse
tezjc in tczjc. AmcriSko ljudstvo sc &c danes sibi
pod to butarO.
&c pride vOjna in potroji ali pocctveri nacio-
nalni dolg, kar Sc lahko zgodi, naval to ljudstvu
takO pezo, da JIG cnOstavnO ne ,bo moglo prcnasa-
ii, ce sc noce odreci vsem, tudi ELECTROMAGNETIC
kulturnim pridobitvam in Sc vrniti naravnost V
barbarsko z~ivljenje.
Financno JIG vojna taxa ~grOznja "a Ameriko
i'll IA memo l~judstvo, da more lie brezvesten ka-
pitalizem, drzec Sc naccla maj pride "a nami po-
tOp!'- izsiljevati tako nacionalno ncsrcco.
IL Bcrlina p~OrocajO, da so ncmSka letala in
protilctalski topovi cd zaGetka vojne do 81. ia
nuarja 1917 scstrelili Oziroma micili 1902 sovraz-
nth letal, ali 167 zracnih cskader, vsaka DO sest
acroplanov. V tel dobi JIG bilo 100 sovraznih le-
talcev napravljenih nesposobnih "a BOZ. Unice.
ia letaa presegajo 10 %miljonov dolarjev vred-
nosti.
To je ena stran. Da Sc Nclnciji in njenim
zaveznicam nj moglo gOditi mnogo bolje, Sc spo-
INA re po tenn, da JIG sauna priznala ~unicenie ne.
katerih cepelinov. In tax zracni orjak velia sam
%najmanje million, v najnovejsi povecani obliki pa
ZnatnO wee.
In odkod jemljejo Wade vse tie debele milo
ne?
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P r L IA

zahteva. GOtovo sc cloveku smilijo blcdi, upad-
Ii, lacni, raztrgani, bosi otrOci; toda usmiljenje nj
prvi element socialzma. u usmiljenjem Sc lah-
10 pride do tega, ia Sc ira jno vzdrzwjejo ta.ti po-
jaw, III pOtem zOpet zbuiajo usmiljenje. Slavne
Charity druzbe, Salvation Army i'm podobne orga-
nizacije stole vse ma staliscu usmiljenia. Ali maj
nabero kolikOr hoGejo starih hlae, mai razdaio o
bozitu kOlikor hocejo daril siromasnim druzi.
nam, siromastva vendar ne odpraviio in vzroki,
porajajoci cd dine do dine nanovo bedo, u~cinkuje-
jo dalje I'm dale.
Toda otroci, Xxi hodijo danes V solo, bodo Gez
nekaj let mozje in zene. kakrSni bodo oni, tax
bo njihov svet. Tudi sOcialna revolucija, "a ka-
tero sc bojujemo, DO V n~ajvecji meri odvisna cd
njih, cd ~njihOve zavesti, cd njihovega znanja, oI
~njihOve bojevitosti, cd njihovega della. III gene
racije, XII so poklicane, da dovrSe nase delo, mora.
mo tOrej sedaj skrbeti, ko 81 V razvoju in Sc V
njih ustvarajo celice niihove bodo6nosti.
Socializem bo sad druzabnih razmcr. Ziva
sredstva razmer so pa ljudje. In zaradi socializ.
ma hocemo s~posobne Judi. cato zahtevamo "a
otroke p~reskrbo, Xxi omogoci. da postanejo zdravi,
dusevno in telesno krepki ljudje IL njih. cato
zahtevamo, da dobe v soil ne lie dusevno, ampak
tudi telesnO hrano, Xxi jc pogOi, ola moreio z us.
pehom spreJemati in prebavljati prvo.
SocialistiGni zahtevi Sc poklicani faktorji 20
vecni upiraJo, in Steer IL tistega ralloga, XII owl
"a najboj izmed vseh vsak napredek V kapita-
listidni druzbi. Prehranjevanje otrok V solah sta
ne denarja. mnogo denarja. Lepo bi bilo, ampak
ampak denar!
Da bi lie izgledalo to upiranje prcvcc ma
terijalistiGno, izkuSaio welt socialisticni zahtevi
nJcn pravi pomen in odgovarjajo, da je sola vzgo.
jevaliscc, he pa zavod usmiljcnja in da jc naloga
starsev skrbeti "a otroke.
V Soil ma University Avenue v Chicago so
pred dvema lctoma vpeljali zajtrk "a otroke. Sol.
ska uprava dodaja potrebni material ,otroci 81 pa
pod nadzorstvom ~uciteljic pripravljajo jedila
Solska uprava je pravkar izdala porocilo o TEN
eksperimentu i'll NIGGA .uspchu, in he more pre-.
hvaliti ucinkov. Preden Sc je napravil Ia poiz-
kus, so hill otroci nervozni, nemirni in nestalni,
MISC izdelOvali svojih nalog in niih razmisljenost
Je klJubovala vsem napOrom uciteljstva. Sedaj
je ravno narobe. Clovek ne bi wee spoZnal nekda-
ME sole. Pri pouku Sc s~vetijo obrazi otrok, vese-
lje IA utenje je ~sploSno, zbranost in paznost V Soil
je vZorna.
Sofa lei V delavskem okraju in otroci so pri.
hajali lacni vanb-
tn je torej izkusnia potrdila oprayieenost
socialistrne zahteve. Ali ia poizkus je kaplja v
morje. Ne tristo otrok, ampk ma miljone jh lie,
"a katere bi bio trcba tako poskrbeti. Delavski
otroci so. In njih starSi bi povsod lahko dosegli
to, ce hi Sc lie tOliko p%otrudili, da Sc socialisticno
organiziraJo i'll pir volitvah pokazejo kot socia-
listi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

kmalu pc prekinJcnju diploma
ticnih stikov med Zedinjenimi dr.,
zavam i'll NcmGijo sc JIG V Char
lesion, S. c., intcrnirana nemSka
ladia "Liebenfcnls' V p~ristranis-
cu potopila. Zvczna vlada .ie obto-
lila kapitana Klattenhoffa in o.
sem njcgovih castnikov, da so ma
menoma potopiIi ladjo ali pustili,
da sc je potopil. Kapitan ie bolan
V bolnlsnici; ostali castniki so hi
Ii pod bondom 5000 dol. pozvani
ma zasliSanjc.
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NASLOv tADDRESS):
COOS w. 81. STREET. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Ma Kubi so pridelali letos tri in
pol miljona ton sladkor.ja. Cena
je trikrat tako visoka, kakor pred
trent lett. Mezde delavcev so pa
neizpremenjene, daSi .je draginja
tudi na kubi. Mi sc ne Gudimo,
ia Sledi ma kubi revoiucija revo-
luciji. A koga Stitijo Zedinjene
drzavc, &c pomagajo zatirati re-
volucije?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

ko je postal Schuettler poIicii-
ski natelnik V Chicago namesto cd
stavljenega Healeya. .je napove-
dial, ola izzene zlotin W. mesta. Y
dnevnikih pa Gitamo vsak dan
porOcila o avtomobilskih bandi-
tin, bisernih tatvinah. ubojih i. t.
q. &c hi mogel Schuettler izgnatl
kapitalizem IL Chicago Ker Cd
he more, tudi zlocina he izzenc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Predsednik kongresovega cd
bora "a vojne zadeve Dent predla-
ga, da Sc kredit IA zrakoplovske
sole, XII je bill dolocen 4 | milionom
dolarJev, visa ma stiri in poi mi
Iona dolarjev. Ia aviatiko zahte-
va nacrt Xxi je V razpravi. razun
tega osem miljonov dolarjev.
Ia drugo Solstvo sedai nj de-
maria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

OBJ mehiSki meii hi zanaprej a.
merrSko vojaStvo tudi ponoGi pa
troliralo. Doslej sc je vrSilo to lie
Pc dnevu.
kaj Sc more mehiSkim bandi-
tom zamcriti, da prihajaio ponoGi
ropat V renee, &c Jim naSe vo-
jastvo tako olajSava posel?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

DUhodki trusta Youngstown
Sheet and Tube &c. so SC cd lcta
1915 zviSali IA IS miljonov dollar
jcv, namrcc skupno ma 56,919.26S
Torej $50 Sc podvo.jili. Cisti dohi.
eek znasa 16,74l.5O2 doIarja.
Delnicar jc dobro biti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Y Legislature Zapadne Virginije
ie bill Yredlog, da Sc uvede maksi-
malni osemurni delavnik "a zen
ske, 1avrzen. Delavci zdaj lahko
vidijo, koga so volili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Vlaki, XII vozijo krompir ma
who'd, imajo bajc vojaSkc strazc.
Ne cudimo 81 Ma POSTUM vozovih
je bila tudi strata, kadar so vozili
denarno posto ali drugc velikc
dragOccnoSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

kdor Sc pCSluzi majhncga revol.
vcrja, da ubijc cloveka, je zloci.
nee. kdor sfOri To $ Skodovin
moznariem, jc .junak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Prohibicija napreduje V kOn-
gresu IN V posameznih drzavah.
Cudno! K!jub temu Sc mnoze zlo-
cini inpoiiticna korupcija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-20

Nladni vojni oddelek vabi zen
ske delavkc v vojni arsenal. Ev
ropa je uciteljica.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-28
THE BRITISH
COL O n NIAL 8
MAKE HISTORY
THE GREAT STRUGGLE IN VAL
LEY, VILLAGE AND WOOD -
NAME WILL LIVE IN HISTORY
OF WORLD.
BY W. S. Forrest
United Press Correspondent

London, Jan. 27-(By MaiD Ever
lasting pages have been added to
British Colonial history in the battle
Of the Somme.
Available records Of this great
struggle show that every one Of Brit
aims overseas contingents has chosen
some particular elevation, valley, vii
lage or wood whose name will live
like Americas Bunker Hill.
The Canadians carved their niche
OF fame at Courccette. 1t was the
French Canadians here who brilliantly
carried out their part of the general
STATS set program and then pressed
on, stormng the fortress village, fill.
ed to the brim with Germans Com
petent military authorities say it was
simply Canadian yalor and impetuos-
ity that put Courcelette behind the
allied lines within an hour, whereas
Il had been expected to hold out
week. Historical versions of the
battle Of the Somme can never be
written without the story of the Can
adams dash through and over the
complicated defenses the Germans had
built at Courcelette The taking of
Regina trench named in honor of
Regina, Saskatchewan, is another
feat and name that will find print in
every record of Canadian fighting. The
Canadians at Ypres is another chapter
which has nothing to do with the
SOmme
The troops of diminutiye New
FOundland have selected a November
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WE INVITE YOU

remnants of their shell.shattered
homes i'm the bombarded towns where
even yet the German guns send their
shells. Some have been born within
sound Of the cannon and others have
come into their first sense of being
in the midst of battle. This strange
phenomenon of life to them will be-
the unwonted stiffness of peace,
Astriking picture It IS to see "a little
French girl five or six years old. with
% plated "pigtail" down her back.
tripping harchcadod along road
whore soldier men venture only under
the protection of their big steel hats.
Such a little girl sat and softly sang
and knitted in front of her home near
nm old Flemish mill one bright and
warm December noon while a score of
aeroplmes whirled and fought over
head and the high blue sky was filed
with the 0eecy cottonballs that come
from bursting shrapnel shells. She
could see the scared and Scared lines
on the distant hills which were the
enemy trenches, and still further back
the occasional white.hot flashes of en-.
emy guns.
No stranger school can be found in
all the world than that at Arras. Arras
itself is stronge and ghostly city
Some of the houses are just as their
owners left them during the first BON
bardment in October two years ago
Others have been pulverized alonc
with the cathedral, the city hall and
the railway station-thrce rayoritc tar.
gets of the German gunners The
enemy lines skirt the eastern edge o,
the city and daily from these mcssen
gers of death are sent shricNnc into
Arras- bursting In fury from the Sky.
In the midst of all this maliguity OF
war some two score children or more
go to school Their class room Is I'm
the cellar Of q house so well demol
ishcd that few additional shells
would scarcely change the character
OF the mass OF debris that serves as A
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF ARDMoRE, OKLAHOMA

You are hereby notified that | will
be in the office from February 6 to
March Is, inclusive, for the purpose of
assessing property in the City of Ard.
more for taxes for the year 1917. After
March Is the office will be closed until
the county has been assessed. Now.
come on and render your property be.
tween the above mentioned dates.
r. 5. IIENDON,
26'4t County Assessor.
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day for annual national observance
1.-THE scene of New F0undland's tri-
umph in the Sommc struggle Will prob
ably be named before many months
IIieroglyphical military maps describe
the scene as "F39c25 to 40A132."
That's all the location it has so far
but what happened in that trench
filled with New Foundands enemies
is what New Foundland has to be
thankful for The thinned New Found.
land bayonets that reduced it to a
ditch Of dead fought counterattacks
| to standstill while a German artil-
lery barrage smothered life on the
ground between the men and their
original line. Troops working on the
right in conjunction with the men
from New Foundland were unable to
carry their part of the trench. The
victorious North American islanders
therefore fought their way into every
corner of the stronghold and cleared
it, They held the trench and have
got it yet.
Pozieres is a word that means a lot
to the burly Australians The Anti
podal whirlwind which came slowly up
the rising ground from Oyillersla-
Boisselle and gained its highest yeloc-
ty in the shellscarred ruins of Po-
2ieres will long be remembered by the
forces who tried to keep the village
Even Australians give the Germans
credit for the most extreme of ex-
treme efforts to hold this keypoint of
the ridge that oyerlooks the Bau-
paume plateau, But extreme efforts
didn't stop the Australian giants who
fought with bombs, bayonets, fists and
teeth in and out of every house in the
village. Magnificent physique Is what
won Pozieres, said an authority from
the front that added to perfect cour.
age and a whole lot of determination.
Delvile Wood is already a historical
South African name. History at Del
vile Wood runs back to July Is, when
the South African fighters fell back
out of the wood on the decimated
ranks of Scottish llighlanders who
had held their wrecked trenches there
for four days Outnumbered six to
one the Africans and their Killed com
patriots rallied, stopped the enemy's |
rush. broke him and drove him back |
to a line which the enemy has tried |
but has never taken. Delville Wood !
is so firmly driven into South African
history that it will never come out |
The little village of Flers figures |
most prominent in New Zealand's his
tory of the Somme Sweeping through |
the village, in conjunction with sup
porting troops, they bombed and bay |
oneted their way into and up and down |
the German main third line and held !
their gains.
What was once a few square miles |
Of peaceful, undulating countryside
miniature hills and wooded valleys |
with miniature red topped church /
spred villages breaking the passage Of
chalk white roads is today a few |
square miles Of blackened shell. |
SCARED desolation But this small |
portion of northern France, which rep. |
rcsents a pinhead on an ordinary map, !
has made more British colonial his.
tory than all the former wars 1t will |
make more history in the spring for /
the whole world, it is believed today !
but what colonial history it has so
far made will probably never be over
shadowcd.
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DENIES HE WILL RESIGN
Denial Of Report is Also Issued From
the White House.

the White House.
Washington, Jan. 26.-Flat denials
were issued by the White House and
Secretary Lansing today of published
reports that Mr.. Lansing is preparing
to resign. The secretary said he at.
tributed persistent circulation Of such
reports to an attempt to discredit
President Wilson's policies through an
appearance of discord with the cabi.
net.
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For Sale; 200 a. in Jefferson Co., As.
6w Commercial at $500 by owner.
Address Box 593, Hugo, Okla. 26.G
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Leyy's Clearance Sale, Coats less
than half price.
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HAY LAND FOR SALE.

Sixty-five acres, timothy stump
age for sale near Fargo. Page
Benedict Land Co.-Advt.
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registered second, with a record of
71.6 miles: Akron, third. with 6s.4
miles; and Meriden, CT. Fourth, with
6e.3 miles.
Eighty-six of the 17s entrants had
individual averages of better than
20 miles. There were 10 Franklin
cars which did between 80 and so
miles on a gallon. and even such an
unusual mileage as so was exceeded
by six dealers.
The manner in which the demon
stration was conducted, conformed
essentially to the accepted rules fof
economy runs. BY setting aside a
certain day on which to make the
test, 1t was possible to get weather
conditions that struck an average
for the entire country. AS 1t hap
pened, during the day many points
in the middle west and along the
Atlantic coast had rain and wet
roads to contend with, while on the
Rocky mountains, in the greater
part of the Mississippi valley, and in
some of the southern Atlantic states,
high winds were prevalent most Of
the time. In order to offset any
advantage of wind or grade, 1t was
required that cars double back over
the same course travelled in the out
ward trip, and in so doing, It was
planned to have the run terminate
as nearly as possible at the same
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-07-20
FRANKLIN AVERAGE IN GAS.
TEST PLACED AT 4O.3 NILES.
WheeIoek Auto Co.. Notified Of Re.
suits in Recent Nation Wide
Efficiency Demonstration

One hundred and seventy-nine
kilograms. directed to the Franklin
factory at Syracuse, ali stating how
far a Franklin car Travelled on a
single gallon of gasoline on Friday,
July 13, make up in the aggregate a
complete story OF present-day
motor-car thrift, that is national in
its significance according to word
received by the Wheelock Auto Co.,
Fargo.
These kilograms gave the report
OF the National Efficiency Demon
stration, conducted by Franklin
dealers in practically every section
of the country, and recorded a grand
average of 4O.3 miles on a single
gallon of gasoline. Most notable
among the runs was the one at New
Haven. CT, where Cowles Tolman
established a new worlds record for
a stock car by running s2.S miles on
one gallon Of gasoline. Detroit
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point as that from which the start
was made.
Similar demonstrations Of franklin
efficiency and thrift were conducted
in 1914 and 1915, in which the
respective national averages were
32.s miles per gallon for 81 cars. and
32.1 miles for 1877 cars. This year,
at practically all points participating
in previous tests, former averages
were exceeded by Series Franklin
Cars by 20 per cent to 25 per cent.
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is to the effect that the first service
OF these special meetings will be
held this evening, commencing at s
o'clock. Saturday morning there
will be prayer service at $3.50 O'clock
followed by preaching at 10:45. Sum
day school and religious institute
work will be held at 1880 in the aft
ernoon with preaching at o'clock
in the evening.
Sunday morning communion
service will be observed at o'clock.
The special dedicatory services will
be held at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon and the concluding sermon at 8
o'clock in the evening.