davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Cehi ma delu.

W milijonskem mestu Chicago
je mad $4,000 Cehov, XII Sc MISC dr.
zavljani Zdruzenih draw. Vsi Ce-
hi in Slovaki pa so z duso in tele-
som proti Avstriji in Sc bijejo pro-
ii njej, kot svoji najveeji sovraz-
nici. IL tega razloga so tudi Cehi
in Slovaki po svojih ljudskih Ia
stopnikih brzojavili ma kongres
Zdruzenih draw sprejeto resoluci-
io, V kateri cesko-slovacki narod V
Ameriki zahteva, ola Sc Avstro-
Ogrski napove vojna in ola Sc kon-
gres Zdruzenih draw ameriskih.
zavzame "a vse avstro-ogrske Slo-
vane, vStevsi Slovence in jih sma-
ira "a dezeli prijazne narode, ne
oziraje Sc ma to, ako so isti ze po-
stall drzavljani Zdruzenih draw
ali ne.
Slovansko stvar bodo zagovarja-
Ii v kongresu kongresnik A. j. Sa-
bath, Ceh, v senatu pa predsednik
senatnega odbora "a zunanJe "a
deve, senator Stone; slednjemu bo
pomagal tudi senator Lewis IL lii
noisa.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07

Act OCTOBER on
Washington D. c. = Predsednik Wilson e sveii poslanc
ma kongre poveda ellie drenih draw IN kakor
Sc bo kmau pokazao ud vone ellie glavnh zavenikov Ame
Tukaj e substance predsednkov pojm prncipov "a ka
borimo
sedanja takosnja naloga je, da zmagamo in no.
bena stvar mas cd ega odn dker ne doseze
s i zeijo napraviti mir prdno je dosezen ia Gill; MAJ
gredo svojm svetom proc Mi h ne moramo poslusati
'Nemska moe Xxi sestoji IL zduzene zarote in se mora
poponoma pokonca, Sc Jo MAJ vsaJ
odstrani cd prijatejskh odnosajev med narodi
bodo sedani nemSk vada nadomesceni od zanes
vh predstonkov nemSkega ljudstv bodo prpravJe pod
doocb vareo pred ponovitvo voJne
e: Pravca mai zgod povsod in vakemu narodu
poravnava M nash sovrazkov kakor tud nas
priiateljev
.'smatrali bono to vojno "a dobeno teda ko
bode nemSo udstvo reko po svoh pravno poobascenh
stopn prpraveno skepati pogodbo k bo emeJa ma
pravcno in popravu za katerega stori njegov vada
Predednk prav nadaje, da Nemcija bo moga dat naza
pokrane France odStop od oblaSu mad
Avstro- Ogrsko Balkanom Tureijo in Mao Azijo.
''Nikakor zmanJsa ali pa rearanzirat av
sroogkega csarstva ze ola ola Avstrcem IN ogrom
neodvisno kontrolo svojih lastnih zadev
Za Bakanske drzave in Turo ze dobti varstvo pred
tujim priskom in krviGnostjo
Velike kvce povzrocene tel vojn bodo morale bltl
popravne toda nana rnltv zoba "a zob
povnitvjo enakh kazn Nem in njenm zaveznicam ka-
korSnimi one kaznile druge
"Covei prepovedue vndiktvno akcijo kakorsne-
koi vrste pri poravnavi vojne
'Cenranih vasti maj oropa tudi kaznue radi
tega neodgovon vadari deze sami naprav maj
vece krivice
obas in vodstva modeem sve vsed cesar bo mogoce
bodo zmagovac nebcno poaga mir vekodusnost
vicnost kar je do sedaj blo nekaj neznanega
''Narodi MISC upraviGeni do prosh potov moru
u do zagotovenh in neovranih do eh poov to
M aboth emvec ud mocnih narodov prijatejev
in sovraznkov, A1strije, kakor tudi Srbje in Polske
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Kje je bozje usmiljenje?

Brez oglja, drv, hrane in zadost-
ne obleke so sosedje nasli Ano Bro
co in njene stiri otroke ma pod
strasiu st. 1928 w. Harrison st.
.(Chicago). Matt in otroki SO bill
napol zmrznjeni in skoro popolno-
ma izstradani. Oce in soprog Sc ma
haja V okrajni bolnisnici, fjer je
bill pred nekaj casa operiran.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Vsi clani kongresa so "a vojno
proti Avstro-O -Ogrski.

pIOI4 faFolV-OSAon1'
Washington, D. c., 6. dec. =
Takoj po zasedanju zbornice Je
predsednik Flood cd Hisnega ko-
miteja "a zunanje zadeve predlozil
poroeilo resolucije svojega odbora
"a vojno proti Avstro-Ogrski.
zbornica je enoglasno privolila, da
Sc resolucija predlozi zbornici jul
tri opoldne,
Porocilo, katerega je 2 dovolje-
MEM odbora izdelal predsednik
Flood nasteva grozodejstva, kate
ra ie izvrsila Avstro-Ogrska ma
pram Zdruzenim drzavam, v casu
ko je dvojna monarhija izjavlJala,
da vlada mir med MO in to vlado.
Besedilo porocila.
Sledeee je besedilo porocila:
"Predsednik je zaprosil, da Sc IL
da hjava, da obstoji vojno stanJe
proti Avstro-Ogrski."
"V svojem govoru pred obema
zbornicama kongresa, drzanem 4.
decembra, je rekel: Ena jako O.
virajoca zapreka, XII stoji ma nasi
poti je namrec ia, da Sc nahaJamo
v voini Nemcijo in ne njenimi
zaveznicami, zato jako resno pri-
poroeeam, da kongres takoj progla-
81, da so Zdruzene drzave VOL
nem polozaju z o-Ogrsko.
"Predlezeca resolucija izvrsuje
to predsednikovo priporocilo. =
Sprejem te proglasitve bo dal ja-
ko malo della uravnanjem zadev
med Zdruzenimi drzavami in Av-
stro-Ogrsko, kajti vojno stanje,
katerega izjavlja ia deklaracija v
resnici ze obstoja vee mesecev. Ma
padi ma ameriska zivljenja in pra-
vice cd strani avstriiskih morna.
riskih sill so bill v primeri nem-
skimi malenkostni, vendar pa so
Sc isti izvrsili v taxi mnozini, da
znacijo vojno "a to dezelo in to
deistvo, veto v zvezi drugimi
eini cd strani Avstro-Ogrske je
eimdalje bolj vodilo to Waldo V po-
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
tOpOv.

Samo Sest tednev je Sc do no
vega leta. Ravno dovolj casa "a
naSe C. narocnike in zastopnike,
da S svojo agitacijo dejansko po-
kazejo, da ne BIO treba povisati
naroenine "a Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
AVazna legislature.
Kongres mora nekaj ukreniti gle
de zeleznic in ekspresnih druzb
zaradi kongestije prevoza.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, December 7th,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Washington, D. G. : Meddr-
zavna trgovinska komisija je da-
nes presenetila kongres svarllom
0 pretecemu polomu prevoznega
sistema dezeli vsled prevelikega
bremena in teze naprtene ma zelez-
nice radi vojnih zahtev in ko zah-
teva, da kongres nekaj nujno sto-
ri, da Sc prepreci polom.
Komisija je predlozila kongre-
SUI ma izbero dve alternative, kl
mai odvrneti krizo, katera Sc Sc nj
pripetila cd kar so Zdruzene drza-
We stopile V vojno.
Razbijanje trustov Sc maj opustl.
Suspendira maj Sc antitrustne
postave glede prevazevalnih druzb
"a cas- vojne in dovoli Sc maj zJe-
dinienie in zdruzenje vseh zelez-
mic in prevoznih pripomockov, ola
Sc bodo vsi zelezniSki sistemi ope-
rirali kot ena sama enota od "a
stopnikov posameznih druzb, kate
re mai vlada financijelno podplra
s posojili.
Druga alternative je:
da maj vlada operira vse zeleznlce
V dezeli kot emo samo enoto "a ca
sa vojne kakor to opravicuje o,
blast dana predsedniku teku tie
voine in da vlada jamci primerne
dohodke lastnikom zeleznic in ze-
lezniskega imetja in da vlada po-
dalisa vse proge, kakor potrebno
"a kar dobi nazaj odskodnino po
soini.
Ia komisija je pripravljena Ia
dostno poviSati Gene voznini, tako
da bodo imele zeleznice postene
dobiGke, nikakor pa ne misli, da.
je praviGno, da hi Sc obesili stroskl
"a podaljsanje zelezniskih prog, XII
so nastdle potrebne vsled voJne,
ma ljudski hrbet. TAX kapital maj
bi preskrbela vlada ker je to po-
trebno radi vojne.
Stavke bodo najbrz prepovedane.
Vodie V kongresu so jako skr-
beh zaradi zahtevka vposlencev
ma zeleznicah "a povisek place "a
40 odstotkov, katera stvar Sc nj
koncana in radi cesar bo prav 60
tovo prislo do splosne stavke, kar
to zelezniSko krizo Sc bolj poslab-
Sa.
Ena glavnih took nameravane
legislature bode vprasanje, ako
maj vlada posodi zeleznicam diva
ali vee bilijonov dolarjev.
Clani zeleznicnega vojnega ko-
miteja Sc strinjajo tenn, ola Sc IL
enact operacija zeleznicnih siste-
NOV. so pa proti temu, da bi Sc ze-
leznice podrzavile. : Predsednik
Wilson bo Sc posvetoval o tel "a
devi V teku par dnij vodji Sc
natu in poslanski zbornici in vse
zgleda tako, da bo vIadni program,
ki Sc bo opiral ma emo ali drugo
alternative stavljeno cd meddr-
zavne trgovinske komisije, pred
lozen kongresu V teku par tednov.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Zracni napad ma London.

London. = Petindvajset nem-
skin zrakoplovov je zopet napad-
10 Britanijo, cd katerih jih je sest
poletelo mad London. Diva sovraz-
ma zrakoplova sta bila izstreljena.
MoStvo treh moz ma vsakem letalu
je bilo zajeto.
Berlin. = Vojni urad 5e objavil,
da so avstrijsko-nemSke eete ma
LaSkem V svoji novi ofenzivi "a
jele 1900 jetnikov in sestdeset
topOv.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07

lozaj, v katerem Je sprevidelo a.
merisko ljudstvo. da mora biti, to
je da Sc jo priSteva z Nemeijo "a
sovraznice." =
Dumbove intrige ma vrsti.
Vaznost Sc je polagala ma intri-
ge avstrijskega ministra Dumbe, s
katerimi je skuSal disorganizirati
in dinamitirati municijske in dru-
ge industrijelne tovarne, easu
ko je bill on Sc avstrijski poslanec
v tel dezeli.
la upravieenje, da napove ia
dezela vojno Avstro-Ogrski je ci-
tirano mnogo drugih zarot, pri ka-
terih so bill avstrijski konzuli in
vladni agentje zapleteni, da krsijo
ameriske pravice, kakor tudi je ci-
tirano, da je Avstrija simpatizira-
la z Nemcijo ko je napovedala
brezobzirno bojevanje submari-
nj, XII so storili toliko zlocinov.
Vojna resolucija.
Washington, D. G. = Resoluci-
ia, katero je izdelal senatni odbor
"a zunanje zadeve, S katero Sc ma
pove vojna med Zdruzenimi drza-
vami in Avstro- -Ogrsko Sc glasi:
Ker je cesarska in kraljeva av-
strijsko-ogrska vlada storila po-
novne vojne cine napram vladi in
ljudstvu Zdruzenih draw ameris-
kin, zato bodi
Sklenjeno, cd sonata in poslan-
ske zbornice Zdruzenih draw,
zbranih v kongresu, da je tenn
proglaseno vojno stanje med zdru-
zenimi drzavami ameriskimi in ce-
sarsko in kraljevo avstro-ogrsko
Waldo in da je S tenn predsednik
pooblascen in Sc mu zapoveduje,
da rabi vso mornarisko in vojasko
silo Zdruzenih draw in zaklade
Wade "a vodstvo vojne proti cesar
ski in kraljevi avstro-ogrski Via
di; in da Sc vojna vspesno zaklju-
ei, kongres Zdruzenih draw tenn
obliubi pomoc vseh zakladov deze-
le."
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Rusko prenirje.
Bolseviki ne bodo izdali zavezni-
kov, tako Sc je izjavl Trocky.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, December 7th,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Kodanj. = Nemska pogajanja
"a dolgotrajno premirje ma who'd
nj 'front.', kateremu maj sledi Sc
paraten mir Rusijo in RumuniJo
so zadela ma ovire. Danasnja po-
rocila IL Berlina omenjajo, ola nj
so samo Rusi zavrgli gotove men,
ske pogoje, temvec so stavili protl-
predloge, katerih pa MISC spreJeh
nemSki zastopniki.
Zacasno premirje je ze sedaj V
veljavi ma mnogih krajih vzhodne
fronte, kakor je razvidno IL urad-
nth poroGil nemskega vojnega u
rada.
Razumeva Sc, da Nemci zahteva-
jo, da Sc sklene premirje ma pod
lagi pogojev, XII Sc bi dali gruplra-
ii ma sledeci nacin:
Avstrijsko-nemske eete obdrze
sedanje postojanke, toda Rusi in
Rumuni Sc morajo umakniti zad
"a svoje obrambne tocke in pre-
dati gotovi del svojega orozja.
Rusi morajo odpustiti IL jetni-'
Stva avstrijsko-nemSke jetnike, to-
da ruski jetniki ostanejo ma Mem
Skem, kier bodo vposljeni kot dni-
narji proti primerni placi.
Rumunija ostane zvesta zavez-
nixon.
Ameriska komisija Rdecega
Kriza "a Rumunsko, XII je prisla V
neko pacifieno pristanisee zadnji
torek nese osebno poroeilo cd kra-
liza Ferdinanda IL Rumunije "a
predsednika Wilsona, V katerem
iziavlja, da ne bo njegova dezela
nikoli sklepala separatnega mlru.
Zaveznikov ne bodo izdali.
Stockholm. = &c Sc tudi pride
do splosnega premirja med RusiJo
in centralnimi vlastmi, ruska vla-
da ne bo dovolila, da bi Sc moglo
odtegniti avstrijsko-nemske cete
IL ruske fronte in jih poslati V boz
V druge zone, tako Sc glasi porocl-
10, XII je dospelo sem danes IN ONE
MIA govor Trocky-ja, ministra "a
zunanje zadeve V Cirkusu Moder-
ne. Trocky je razlozil, ola skusa,
Russia dobiti splosen mir in splos-
no premirje. Zanikal pa je, ola Sc
bi Russia okoristila ma racun "a
veznikov ali da bi jih skusala IL
dati. ID l.,l
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Huda bitka Sc nj koneala.

Ma deSet mill dolgi erti, med 60
TO Sisemol in goro Melette, je Ia
celia nemSka artiljerija obstrelja-
vati laSke pozieije in vee kot Stiri
in dvajset ur je bruhala nepreSta-
no ogenj in jel1lo. Ko je konecno
poienjalo obstreljavanje so zaeeE
brizgati tekoGi ogenj pred svojimi
Getami, XII so za6ele napredovati
prot laSkim pozieijam. Kakor
morske valove so zaganjali Nemci
svojo infanterijo proti laSkim, po-
stojankam, toda laSki topOvi, kro-
glometi in svineenke so redGile ma
padaio6ega sovraznika, ki Sc je
moral z velikanskimi zgubami vr-
niti svOje zakope.
Najhujsi napad pa Sc je izvrdl
ma laske pozicije ma gOri Melette
in sieer je sovraznik napadal V
.dveh oddelkih. Prvi oddelek je bill
wren ma laske pozicije cd severe
zapadne strani, katerega pa je la
ska artiljerija vjela V dobrO polo
zeno steno srapnelov. Malo nem-
skin Get je prislo skoz to stenO
-srapnelov in tisti, XII so bill tako
sreeni, da MISC bill zadeti, so V beS-
nj rokoborbi padli ali pa bill zaje-
ii. Drugi napad Sc je izvrSil IL Sc
yerovzhodne strani z mnogO vee-
jim Stevilom moz in bitka Sc ie
razvila med gorama TOrdarecar in
Badenecche. Napadalcem Sc je po-
sreeilo zajeti nekaj zakopov, kar
je prisililo Lahe, da so Sc nekoliko
umaknili. Bitka Sc nj kOneana.
Naerti "a pomorsko bitko.
Pariz. Danes Sc je zvedelo, da
Sc zavezniki pripravljajo "a po-
morsko ofenzivo V Jadranskem
morju.
Splosno Sc misli, da bo dal NOR
nariSki vojni koncil takojSno pO-
zornost temu projektu in da bOde
zavezniSko brodovje vso Silo ma
pablo avstrijsko pristaniSce In tr-
dnjavo Polo, ki Sc nahaja ma spod-
MEM koncu istrskega polutoka,
kakor tudi druge ayStro-ogrske
morske postojanke OBJ dalmatin-
skem obrezju.
In sedaj ko prihajajo Zdruzene
drzave vsakim dnem boij ma boz
no pozorisee, nj vec dalee cas-, ko
bo ameriSko bojno brodovje nado-
mestilo britiSke in francoske bojne
ladije, XII Sc bodo lahko ydelezile
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Francozi so zajeli Nemce.

Pariz. = NaSe prednje straze
JUNO cd st. Quentina so privedle
nazaj zakope nemske jetnike,
.kakor tudi severno od Allies in V
Alzaciji, tako Sc glasi danasnje u
radno porocilo. Ma desnem bregu
reke Mas je naSa artiljerija vspe-
Sno utihnila nemSke baterije, ki so
bile precej aktivne ma 'front.' med
Louvemont in Bezonvaux. Napad
ma naSo postojanko severno od
Bezonvaux je bill odbit. Mex drug
sovrazni poskus V okolici Largitz-
ma V Alzaciji je tudi propadel, Ma
ostali 'front.' je bila noe mirna. \
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Ameriske cete "a Francijo.

London. = Uradno pOrocilo gle
de zadnje zavezniske konference V
Parizu omenja, da je bilo glavno
vpraSanje ma dneNem redu, kako
bi Sc moglo kar najhitreje mogo-
Ge dobiti ameriSke cete, municiJo
in druge potrebScine ma evropsko
fronto. Konferenca je odlocila, ola
Sc ustanovi mednarodnO Organlza-
clio, ki maj koordinira uporabnost
prevoznih moznosti. Izdelan je bill
tudi nacrt, da Sc zmanjsa vvoz, da
Sc bo na ia nacin moglo dobiti do
wolf parnikov "a prevoz amerisklh
Get. To je del sklepa, da Sc vrze
celotno cloveSko silo zaveznikov V
ia krvavi metez.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Nova ofenziva v ltalij.
Nov nemSki poskus
pred Cambria.

a translation at Chicago Ill., December n
1917, as required by the Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Anglezi so zaustavili nemsko
ofenzivo.

Anglezi so zaustavili nemsko
ofenzivo.
London. = Anglezi so nekOllko
pomaknili svojo Grto naprej jugo-
zapadno of LaVacquerie, ma cam
braijski 'front.', tako Sc uradno po-
roca.
Torek ve6er so Sc Anglezi umak-
Mill iugozapadno cd Noyelles-sur-
L L'Escant in Burlon gozda, tako o.
menja vojno porocilo. zgleda, da
Sc je umikanje izvrSilo, ne ola bi "a
to vedeli Nemci do vceraj,
BritiSko napredovanje jugoza-
padno Cd LaVacquerie znaci, da
je general Byng ojacil svojo "a
gozdo pri tocki, kjer so napraVili
nemski protinapadi najvecjo sko-
do in ogrozili njeno varnost.
Jezen, ker nj mogel zsSdnii ts>'
den takim velikim trudom prebi-
ii move britiSke crte blizini Cam
braija, je bavarski prestolonasled-
mix prime Rupreht sklenil, da vpri-
zori nov in hud napad tel okoli-
ci, tako Sc vsaj poroca danes IL
zapadne frOnte. Veliko Stevilo re-
zerv, katere dovazajo V okolico
Cambraija, potrjuje mnenje britt
Skin vojskovodij, da sovraznik Sc
nj obupal, da ne bi dobil nazaj
zgubljenega ozemlja, ne oziraje Sc
ma velikanske zgube, ki jih je /
mel zadnji teden.
Postojanka OBJ Burlon gozdu ki
dominira zapadno od Cambria Sc
nahaja takorekoc " zajedi obko-
lieni cd sovraznika in britiska po-
roGila IL fronte pravijo, da je bri-
tiSka fronta veliko moenejsa brez
tie pozicije. Vsekako Anglezi ne
pustijo, da bi Nemci prisli V posest
tie postojanke.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07

pomorske ofenzive proti AvstrC
Ogrski.
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07
Vojna z Austro-OgrSkO.
NACELA MA KATERA ZDRUzENE DRzAvE PoLAGAJ0
VSE TEL VOJNI.

Chicago Ill., December n
1917 as required by the Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode., 1917-12-07

True. translation filed with the, Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, December 7th,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16
FOOD, WAR AND PEACE

Why is it that in times of war gov
ernment can take most radical steps
to safeguard the lives and health OF
its citizens and in times of peace can
not take the same measures, vital and
sane as they may be, without evoking
howls of hostility. Lloyd George at
the present time is employing the
most arbitrary kind of restrictions on
commerce that Great Britain has ever
seen-and rightly so.
But are the lives of citizens of no
import in times of peace? Food is
as important to peaceful people as to
warning. A suggestion that we place
an embargo on foodstuffs to feed our
own people would not be regarded as
traitorous or as wrong if America
were at war. Yet an embargo on
foodstuffs at present would be met
with unyielding opposition, although
women and children in New York,
Chicago and Philadelphia are crying,
I'VE want bread"
Why protection from starvation in
times of war and not in peace? Per-
haps the answer is that in war a
populace unprotected from the rapaci-
ty of those who control the food sup
ply would refuse to fight to protect not
only the rights Of the country but
the business.
The people may also grow weary of
being starved in days of peace.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16
WHAT OWNERS CAN DO

All civic improvements should not
be made directly by the city. That
is, the city should be aided in its work
by the citizens. Civic pride is the re-
suit of a clean and well-kept residence
and business district. Columbia might
have a great many more beautiful
homes and business houses than it
has, and it would still be more un-
attractive if any more filth or dirt was
accumulated in conspicuous places.
The city can't be expected to do all
the cleaning up. Property owners
should see to it that their property is
kept attractive. A carefully kept lawn.
premises free from unsightly sheds,
trees properly trimmed, buildings
painted and a general air of orderli-
ness about the house, building or even
a vacant lot-these add dollars to
value and are causes for feeling of
civic pride.
Officially, the city can't paint your
house, clean your lawn Of rubbish and
repair your fences. That falls to the
owner Of the property. While waiting
for the city to begin its work on need
ed civic improvements, let all enter
prising Columbians start a general
house-cleaning as soon as the weather
permits.
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The Garbage Menace.

Editor the Missourian: Given open
garbage cans. millions of flies and an
ordinary population. a city has one of
the most difficult and dangerous situ-
ations that it confronts. Flies and
filth are true harbingers Of typhoid
fever.
Columbia has no system of garbage
disposal. Refuse from kitchens is
dumped into barrels or pals and is al
lowed to stand at the rear of houses,
an invitation to flies and dogs. Owing
to the number of boarding houses
here, in addition to the homes of resi-
dents, the amount Of garbage is much
larger than in an ordinary city the
size of Columbia. In most cases
clearinghouse keepers and house
wives depend on negroes to cart of
the refuse from the table and kitchen.
These collections are made at odd
times. In the meantime, the garbage
stands in open buckets, a menace to
public health.
There should be some system of
collecting and disposing of this waste
matter. The city could employ as
many men as it would require to COL
lect the garbage each day or two. Sani-
tary garbage cans with lids should be
used to keep typhoid fever bottled up.
The refuse could be burned, buried or
disposed of in some manner. With
hogs selling for SIS hundred, the
city could almost afford to buy a few
head, keep them on a vacant lot far
from residences and fatten them on
the refuse from the dining table.
s. A. E.
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obligations and duties, Of the value
of things worth living and striving
for-n need be, worth dying forTand
the most vital Of all of these things is
the right of self-government.
With this conception of government
in mind, the President fifty said in his
second inaugural address, with refer
ence to cooperation of purpose under
these circumstances: at is impera-
tive that we should stand together. We
are being forced into a new unity
amidst the fires that now blaze through
out the world. In their ardent heat
we shall, in Gods providence, let us
hope, be purged of faction and division.
purified of the errant humors of party
and of private interest and shall stand
forth in the days to come with a new
dignity of national pride and spirit.
Let each man see to it that dedication
is in his own heart, the high purpose
of the nation in his own mind, ruler
Of his own will and desire"
On this basis our country still re-
mains the home of the free and the
land of the brave. where life. liberty
and the pursuit of happiness continue
lnstained and untrammeled.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16
92s9 Hunting Licenses Granted.

Two hundred and twenty-nine hunt
ing licenses for 1917 have been issued.
The last one was granted this morn
ing to T. ]. Owings of Centralia. 1t
is the third license that has been is
sued this month. According to C. W..
Davis, county clerk, the number Of
licenses issued thus far is about the
average for this time of the year.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16

Although the New York World has
declared war upon Senator Stone, the
Democratic party has shown by the
reappointment of the Missouri senator
that it is not a high crime to differ
from the President.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16

The small boy will now have to re-
construct his ideas of warfare, and
battle frogs instead of the fence
posts in the back yard.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16

Darcy, the Australian boxer. came
over to America looking for a scrap
Evidently there is a large distinction
in his mind between the European
fight and prize-fight proper.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16

With the coming of the gardenette
to fill the kitchenette, lowering prices
and augmenting the excheQuerette,
several hundred more Fordettes
should be sold next summer.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16
THE OPEN COLUMN

A public forum for the discussion of
things worthwhile. Articles should be
short and signed by the writer as proof
TO the editor Of good faith. Signatures
will not necessarily be published
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-03-16

You can't make bricks without
straw, but it is still possible to make
war without reason.
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consent OF THE GOVERNEDs

"CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED,
THAT governments derive all their
just powers from the consent of the
governed" has been the basis of Ameri-
can legislation for nearly a century
and a half.
We still stand firmly upon that foun-
datiOn, and Americanism today means
unity of thought, feeling and senti-
ment upon this issue-as we'll as 9TH
ers which confront the nation today.
President Wilson has eloquently
brought this fundamental doctrine of
Americanism "the consent of the gov
erned,' to the attention of the Ameri-
can people and the world. He has
awakened in the citizens of the ma
tion a more profound sense OF their