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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

ca socialistitne akcije. Maj je to, kar j, potreb-
no = tisti, katerih delo je dovedlo do tega polo
zaja, morale bti tudi odgovorni zanj in "a niego-
We pOsledice.
V Ameriki nj bas v~erietno, da DO kaksen so
cialist %pokhcan v kabinet, XII postane po formalni
napovedi vojne avtomaticno ''vojni kabinet". A
Ii te bi Sc zgodil0, ne hi mogel nobcn socialist stu
Sati takega klica, tudi ce hi V dnu duSe verjel, da
j. VISA pravica na strani Amerike. Kajti : tenn hi
prevzel odgovornoSt IA dosedanjo politiko lin tega
ne bi snel na nobcn nacin.
Ce izbruhne vOjna, ostane socialistieni siran-
Xxi tudi nadalje naloga opozicionalne stranke, in
steer razrcdnc, delavskc opoZicijc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Razredna sloga.

Gotovo bo vlada Joel razred kakor V Evropi
apeliral ma delavStvo, maj opusti V dobi vojne svo-
je razrcdnc zahtCyc : inenu patriotizma. GotO-
va sc bo poSkuSalo doseGi tiSto stanje, Xxi mn ma
NemSkem p~raviio 'Burgfrieden. " In pozivali Sc
bodo ma to, da zahteva uspeSno odbijanie yuma
MEGA Sovralnika vSaj ~zacuSno absolutno notra-
MO slogo.
Use te fraze, Hi Sc prvi hip pray lepo sliSijo,
nimajo nobcnc reSniGnc podlage. &c je potrebno,
ia zgme neSloga razredov, tedai jc naloga tistih,
XII 80 V ugodneiSem p~olozaiu ,da omogocijo slogo
4 izpolnityijo opravftcnIh zahtcv. V ugodnejSem
p~olozaju je kapitalistiGni nzred re V mirnem Ca
sE; V vojni dobi prihaja delavski razred Sc boil V
nehgoden polnIaj torej Malaga patriotizem ka.
pitallstlcnemu razredu, da napravi delavstyu ve
tiSte konceSije, Xxi 81 L ozirom ma polozaj potreb-
ne in mug0ce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Oalje %prihodnjic.)

ceh'r"'", oanor In parlamentarni zastopniki
no"I''"'ioha,he demokratitne (takozvane ka-
detskc) stranke so V Petrogradu olosovoI; % NO
publicansk0 Obliko Wade.
ia vest je zelo wanna, ker jc kadctska stror.
IA nied mescanskimi strankami V Rusiii naivpliv.
MESA ona je v dunn vodila opoziciio proti reok.
cionarnlm vladam in V krogih intelligence ina no.
dvomho naJvec pristaSev. &c Sc zdruzi $ social.
Sl V zahtevi pc r%epublki, tedaj je NADIA. da no.
S'ane husila res republika, zclo povecana. In v re-
puniki Made tudi dclavstvo Use boliSe pocoie ~
SvoJ nada'nji boz, kakor V Observation-Disclosures i
nonarhiji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
(Dalje ~prihodnjic.)

pIlo eutltl, kJer lahko. porece: tukaj Sc je potres
od!rgai. Ia ia app sc nj hotel uresniciti. Poysod
lsi prizori in iste slike in stiske. povsod hrum in
%ViJeiJe' 10 da Je sredi dneva. Ljudstvo je pov,cd
i,pHo"c"' ,''i gore, ognJi plapolaio, Nth odstvit
ooJeina nekaJ malega okolice, vse drugo 10 SO %.
STA lena, ker nastopa ioca megla brani zaznon;c
oheVa. oD cestah, ma travnikih ali ma niiyoh So
nahaIaJo lJudJe posamic ali V skupinah. in y vso.
HI vaSi vldi isto mrgolenje, iste mracne obrise tr.
peeeea cloveka' Ce Sc bliza hSam, doni nv ma
sprotl ~pritaJeno govorienie, kakor hi 81 indie ma.
sepetavali skrivnosti Sodnjega dneva Tu;ptom o.
"s'avi kdo, ker ON je prvi voznik, XII So 10 noia.
VII ma cesti. In izprasujejo ga: "Odkod ST. pri.
~jatelj9" 0'"'' - p''
"ori cd Gabrovca," odgovarja mladenic in
'udl menu prosije radovednost ma obrazu
A je tudi gori takoY'
I! tudi! Ali veste, kako JIG V LjubljaniY"
NC ne vemo.' In ~kobilica, XII vsclej We, kdai
mora umlriti svoj beg, vkujc oko V tcmo in sno;no
klopota dale. ""'"'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
XVII

Polahkoma sc ie razprostirala ella kobilica
po gladki cesti, plaSila Sc oh cestnih znameniih
in %ograjah, Ostrila uSesa, kadar je zabobpelo pod
zemljo, in pazno d%iriala, dirjala. Do vratu je "a
pei Tone suknjo in Sc uhlje cd navratnika 81 je
pridvignil ma vrat in ma podbradek, ker sedeG ma
vozu je zacutil kmalu, da od vseh strani sill vani
rezek HAD pojemaioce noel. Ma nebu, kjer ie I'VE
Ger svetila re zelo priScipniena luna in migljalo
nebroj zvezdic, so Sc kopicili brez prozora vse v
prek temnosivkasti oblaki, tisti, ki ne kazejo do
brega vremena. Gin blize ie so k dnevu in elm
dalJe je bilo cd Gabrovca, TEN boil sc je kisalo
podnebJe. 'Sivkaste megle SO legle ma hribe, razpo-
lozile Sc po zakotjih in Gimdalje boil pritiskale ma
poile k eestl. No, Toneta vreme nj z~animalo, zani-
mali so ga ljudie. Upal je, da Sc pripelje kmalu liz
potreSnega predela V vasi, kje re potresne sie nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Odgovoren je vladaioci razred.

Ne vemo. kako obsezna no Ia vojna. Tudi ne
vemo, ma kaj je vlada pripravljena. Ona je cd
gOvorna, ne hi. Ce bi bila vlada V socialisti6nih
rokah in bi bila Amerika V nevarnosti, bi bila
dolznost socialiStOv skrbeti "a memo varnost. Sc
daj SO proSti ySake odgovornosti. Oni MISC delali
politike V tel dezeli doslei, ne delajo ie sedai.
Polozaj, V katerem Sc sedaj nahajamo, nj posledi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

ma deJStvu i'll more biti edna brezpOgojna norma
"a naStop move ~razvojne faze, Xxi jo socialism vidi
prihajati in XII jo hoce izvesti.
Nauk % razrednem boju pomenja. da 6loveska
druzba, kakor nOben xiv organizem, nj enorodna
maSa, enakolitna vsota wee ali mani Stevilnih ne
diferenciranih poedincev, temvec oragnizacija, XII
je zlozena IL razlicnih, 2 rastocim razvojem vedno
bolt diferenciranih delov.
kakor sestoji prvozivka skoraj lie IL enemo-
sestavljaJocih kateregakoli sesalca, pray tako OBJ
stoli creda primitivnih divjakov IL nekaterih rod
bin, kl 1--WE druga oh drugi v goli materijelni So
sescini, do6im Sc sestavlja druzabna tvorba Ego
dovinsklh casov ali pa sedanjosti IL razliGnih raz-
redov, XII Sc lociio deloma po svOjem posebnem
psihofizicnem z%nataju. deIoma po zivljenskih in
drtEiabnih tradicijah in obicajih.
Il razliGni razredi so ali strogo registrirani.
kakor indske kaste od brahmlnov od sudra, ali
SrednIeveske kaste od cesarja in papeza do vazala
i'll cehovnika, tako da razliGni razredi poedincev,
kl Jim vsled golega r~ojstva pripadajo, ne smejo
zainenJavatl, ali pa seasonal iZgube svojo zakoni-
to opredelitev, kakOr V Evropi in Ameriki DO
irancoSki revoluciji, da %izjemoma poedinec pre-
stop. tudl V drug razred, takorekoc pc socialni ka-
plarnosti, kakor molekuli V OZmoticnem procesu.
Nsekako pa ~obstaiajo razliGni razredi kot realna,
slednJemu Zakonitemu niveliranju upirajoGa Sc
d6JStva, dokler traja prvotni vzrok Nth razlic-
nosti.
Ravno Karl Marq ie iaSneje kot kdorkoli cd
krll nJih rajson d etre V nestanovitnosti sociolo-
skin polavov in V razlicnosti gospodarskih razmer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Koliko DO vojne?

V kaksnem obsegu sc bo vodila voina cd stra-
nj Amerike, ne vemo. Kdor ljubi ugibanja, najde
pc e~asopisih dovOlj prorokovanj. Eni vedo, da Sc
bodO Zedinjene drzave unbelievable lie $ posojili
i'll z dodajanjem municije "a zaveznike, drugi We
do,da p%revzamejo glavni del voJskovanja ma NOR
ju, tretii re vidijo ameriSke zastave vihrati ma
francoski 'front.'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Socialisticna naloga.

SocialiSticna stranka nina nalogc. da poma-
ga zhnanjemu Sovrazniku. lzdajstvo nj mixer V
nJenem programu. PaJ pa ina socialisticna stran-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

NceraJ sem YES dan premisljevala: jutri mu vse,
vse povem. In pripravljala sem sc in bala sem Sc
izprcgovoriti. Oh, sinoci nisem vedela, da ii to
tako lahko odkrijem... Ali Sc ne YES vsega? Ali
II Sc nj jaSno vse ono, kar mi je lezalo sladko i'm
tezkO obenem ma dusi? Ali ne slSis mojega srca
glasf" Use Sc je razvezalo v njej: cuvstvo in je-
xix, in zyenel je MEN srebrni glas kakor struna
nebeskega pevca. Polozila je roko okoli niegove-
ga vratu, p%ritegnila ga je blize k sebi, zazrl Sc je
V SolZo njenega ocesa in vse je vedel.
Matt gredo!" je Sepetala Polonica, XII je od
ognJa sem posluSala razgovor src, Xxi sta il bill
dragi.
"Idi, idi!' je tho deiala Rezika, stiskaie mu
roko.
Nekaj minut pozneje je Tone trenil p vajeti
pc Smoletovih koniih in speljal ma belo cesto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Ma Pragu vOjne.

biti nobenega dvOma. Med sestayo prejsnjega in
sedanJega kongresa je prav majhna razlika. Fad
Mi kongres je pred svOjim razhodom pokazal sill
no vojno nagnenje, tako bo tudi v sedanjem kon-
gresn. NekOliko ur pc Wilsonovem govoru, $ ka-
term DO kongresu razlozil polozaj in svoje nazo-
re, homo imeli formalno vojno 2 Nemcijo.
R~azblnjeno upanje.
Kaj hi jo moglo prepreciti9
Emo samO sredstvo poznamO: &c hi Nemeija
preklicala submarinsko kampanjo i'm jo tudi fax
tiena ustavila, oziroma 6e hi jo vodila v tistih me-
jah, v katerih ie lani meseca maja obljubila Zedi-
njenim drzavam, da jO bo vOdila. Gotovo je, da bi
nasi ~dzingovci tudi tedaj kri6ali; v ~kongresu hi
bilo tudi tedaj Sc mnOgo bojevitih Glanov; ampak
zagovorniki miru hi tedaj dobili mogotne argu-
mente proti vojni in tudi vlada hi morala prizna-
ii izpremenjeni polozaj. q
Ali ie kaj upania, da stori Nemciia Ia ko-
rakl
&c mislimo stvarnO, moramO priznati, ia ga
ie komaj kOmaj kai wee kakor mic. Kajti stokrat
bolj ~verjetno hi bio, da hi Sc bila NemGija pref
izognila vojni, kakor da stori to sedaj, ko bi Sc
lahko razla gallo, da Sc je uStraSila posledic svoie-
ga ravnanja.
Yeast sc zgOde popolnoma nepricakovane re-
ci. s temi nj mogOce raGunati. &c Sc pa ne zgodi
kaj nepriGakovanega, tedaj imamo zatetkom a.
prila vOjnO z Nemcijo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17
VIRGINIA NEWS

Awakened before daylight ycstcr-
day by the report OF 4 gun, Mrs. + {.
J. Stutz went into the yard to their
farmhouse near Danville and stumb-
led across the corpse Of her husband.
The body was lying beside his shot
gun with the top part Of his head
blown away.
A warning to mariners that 4 big
steel net, such rs Great Britain his
used as a guard against submarines,
is being placed in position at the en-
trance Of Hampton Roads, was Is
sued yesterday by Rcar-Admiral Nc
can, commandment Of the Norfolk
Navy Yard About half of the WORK
has been completed Details Of the
Navy's plans Cor closing the road
against the entrance of underwater
boats have not be revealed, but 1t
is believed that when complete the
set will entirely black the channel
A destroyer or nq"al tug will 20 90
duty constantly. it is understood, to
swing q portion Of the barrier aside
for the passage cf vcs2e!s
Race segregation ordinances OF
Southern cities we're defended in a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17
.HosG' TRUSTEES s,TitEi SALE.
oNR.HALF or a SQUARE OF
- GROUND IN ALEXANDRIA :
49,. CITY, VA. IMPROVED BY
A SMALL FRAME -
- RJIH DING

By virtue OF authority vested in
the undersigned trustee, by deed Of
trust from Robert Elliott and Syb-
lila NJ. Elliott, his wife. to c. p;
Nicol, the said undersigned trustee,
bearing date January 20, 1914, adj:
mitteH to record january TO- 1914,
and duly Of ,rccord in the Clerks Of
flee of the Corporation Court of Ali
exand;ia City, Virginia, in Liber
Nc. G3, at Folio, 500, of the Land
Records of the said City, default hav-
ing been made in the payment of the
debt secured by the said deed of
trust and the beneficiary under the
said deed Of trust having requested
the said undersigned trustee to sell
the hereinafter described property to
satisfy the said debt, the said un-
dersigred trustee will sell ut pub
lie auction on the Premises,
At 800 O'clock, p. ~, ON SAT-
URDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1917, the
following described real estate stu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17
GIRL SAVES DROWNING BOY.
Plunges Into Icy Water And Lifts
Him To Ton of a Wall.

Wilmington, Del, Feb. 17.-Run-
ming through Brandywine Park on
his way home from school Thursday,
Granville Lowe, aged s years slipped
from the stone wall along the south
race and plunged into the water
Miss Margaret King, aged IL, was
passing through the park at the time
and heard his screams for help.
When she reached the top of the wall
she could see his body under the
water.
The girl threw off her coat and
plunged overheard, lifted Lowe across
her shoulders and swan to the wall.
After a struggle she managed to get
him on top OF the wall and to drag
herself up after him. She then
wrapped the unconscious boy in her
coat and ran through the park, cal
ling for help. A man summoned the
Phoenix ambulance and Lowe was
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital,
where he was revived. Miss King
had to have medical attention after
she reached her own home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17

Eci,uif, VA suffered for SEVERE
,uz15, S2ys Mrs. !. &. Whitaker, G
lis riacc. WA. Sci: t.saaache, sue
,.onlac:: tt5Ghlc.
Ten years age d Trend told me 70 r.;
.,ct.;of;i'5 fi;ac. !jraucllt. which ] ca
rd fouHd L 10 DC lie best fanl!y hlees
iue fot yollng and CID.
lal9a g}iacs- Dfaugilt on ilaed ~ t't
',ra Jittw aaG ~kct ny children tsA :
.!l,1 rid, G:cy a5i; NE fo7 ioscr an.:>
los; t',c;:I n,oTe good G;aa airy ;''caic'n'
;,ey eve; .fi:d.
&c never have a long spell ct s:c':.
IS. IL Oil family. since Nc enTmehcS
aisc,g i232ci;-DsauaI,i."
T:;cGicfi's Black Dr1"gai IS T'n''''
egcta;lc. and has .tccH ions5d 70 hcii;"
~ wca!; s:of7acts. I'D digestion, II
eve indigestion, cote, Witt. hau.i 4
eaisc''ia, sick stomach. and s.sni;a
sjn4!on:s.
j! has been: in constant use 10: n,'a'!
I I'm - years, AM! has 5euciisec saaf'
~! G c,iliion PEOPLE. : ~.
!E.7ur druggist sells and Sceomnic"a:
.faqi; Ilrargllt, P.;ce Cal: x: g9.Ifs
.atSge 10 asY. n { Gs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES
In Vacation

Commonwealth of Virginia, in the
Circuit Court of the City of Aiexan-
dria, on the 18th. day of February,
1917.
Walter Davis, Complainant, VS.. Annie
Eliza Ford Davis, Defendant In
Chancery.
An affidavit having been duly made,
as required by law, that the defend
ant is nonresident of the State OF
Virginia, and that she cannot be-
found within the jurisdiction of this
State, and the Sergeant having made
d return upon the original process o.
summons issued herein that she IS
not a resident of his bailiwick, and
APPLICATION having been duly made in
writing before the Clerk of this
Court for an order Of publication
against the said defendant to appear
and answer a bill in chanccry filed
by the complainant against the dc
PENDANT for an absolute divorce on
the grounds of willful and voluntary
descrton and abandonment for more
than three years prior to the lnstltu-
ton of this suit and an order of pub
LEGATION having been duly granted by
the Clerk of this Court it is there
fore ordered that said defendant do
appcar here within IS days after due
publication hereof to answer the suit
of complainant against the defendant
for an absolute divorce on the
grounds of willful and voluntary de-
scrtion and abandonment for more
than three years prior to the instl-
tuition of this suit and to do what
NAV be necessary to protect her IN
tcrest in this suit. And it is further
ordered that copy of this order 3c
nublished once a week for four Sue
cessive weeks in the Alexandria Ga
zette a newspaper published in Alex
andria City, Virginia, and that
! copy be sent by registered mail by
the clerk of this court TO the last
known place of address, residence and
abode of defendant, to-wit: Atlantic
CITY, New Jersey. as stated in the
application for this order OF publ
cation which shall be certified by the
clerk Of this court, and that q copy
be posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this court on Or befor,
the next rule day of this court.
| A copy, Teste: ,,u:,.;
BY, Cora Duffeys!D c
ROBINSON sMONCURE, P. @.
| Feb 17-24. Mich. 3751Q- .,i7our u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17
NEWS OF THE DAY

= n ) . "a
! "A single robBer yesterday att noon
locked the president OF the Natllofqnai
Bank of University Place, Lincoln IN
Neb., in the vault and escaped with
$1,000.
The Philadelphia. the first Amer!-
can liner to leave Europe, since Ger
many's declaration of unrestrlctec
submarine warfare, sailed from
Liverpool late Wednesday afternoon
She carried passengers Of all classes;
3S were Americans.
lCompromise in the differences Oc-
tween the House and the Senate over
the salary increase for Federal ana
District employees will bring advances
Of ten per cent to employees in the
81 900 grade and below and five per
cent for employees between $1,000 ana
$1,000.
Frank L. Joamini, 40 years CID,
private secretary to Ronulo D.
Naon, Ambassador from Argentina
was fatally injured in Washington,
last night when an automobile in
which he was riding crashed into a
horse-drawn vehicle in 18th street,
between P and Church streets NV.
On the charge that as spy OF
the German government, he unlaW.
fully obtained military secrets ana
information of the United States,
Fritz Kaiser, German subject, was
arrested yesterday at Nogales' Arlz,.
nm information filed by agents of the
Department Of Justice.
1t is reported unofficially in Havana
that marines from United States
warships were landed yesterday at
Santiago. It was said that the mutt
neers and rebels fled into the WOODS
mt the approach Of the American
forces.
Between $50 and 900 passengers
and dc facto government soldiers
were killed when four trains were
blown to atoms near OrizaDa, hail
way between Mexico City and Vera
Cruz, according to passengers ar
irving at Laredo, Texas, from Mexico
City today.
Mrs. Mary e. Purv!s, aged So,
wife Of j. R. Purvis, Of Cnarlottes-
Vile, died Friday at the Univer
sity Hospital. She was before mar
riage Miss Mary e. Wade, of Fa-
bcrs. Nelson county Besides her las-
band she is survived by eight chill
dren. Among them are w. A. rur-
Wis, Of Alexandria.
A dollar in New York today viii
only purchase the food that II cents
would before the outbreak OF the
European war in 1914. These figures
were announced Yesterday by Joan
J. Hartigar. commissioner OF weighs
and measurcs. after ~ exhaustive
Investigate into the city's feed
supply ard raiHct.
Forty American sailors. With snail
American fiams scwe& en- th":r Goals
s;..;ed yc .:crt1y fem ;''crfolk fer
Li:ypooI on 20 Britis!. steamer
Harmattan. They affixed flags TO
their clothing in hopes that trey
would not be made prisoners if the
vessel is captured by the Gcrnana.
The vessel has Il cargo of 900 horsc;'
Emperor William, in an Imperial
order to the German navy, says tia
"a decisive battle is impending :
This struggle, tho order says, viii
be gigantic attempt to impHs:
upon England the starvation TIA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17
Special Notice

February Z, 1917.
BY order of the Beard of Dire:to; S
of the Seminole Land & Investment
Company, Incorporated, notice IS
hereby given that special meeting
of the stockholders Of said Com
pany will be held at the principal
Offices Of the Company, Ill sou%h
Fairfax street, Alexandria, Virginia,
on the 26th day Of February, 1917,
between the hours Of 10 a. ~. and -
noon, for the purpose Of considering
the action of the officers of said Com
many in connection with the rcce"V
sale and conveyance Of the entire
property Of said Company to the st:
Cloud Development Company and "l
approving or disappearing same;
l.. Y. FRENCH
35-td. Feb. 7, 1917. Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17

England has tried to impose on Ger
many and her allies In the order the
Kaiser says: an this work the sub
marines will stand in the first rank. ?
~ Abyssinia has been having a
stormy time since the death of En-
peror Menelik. In the past few
months the new emperor has been
deposed, civil war has broken out
and several battles have been fought
bctween the factions, in one OF which
rsatlT $4,000 men were killed The
ndW ruler is Empress Judith, a
daughter of Menelik
Fire of a mysterious origin broke
out yesterday in the cngine-room of
the steamer City of Stamford at her
pier at New York, and burned the
craft to the waters edge The end
CT the recreation pier az the foot OF
Market street, where the boat was
moorcd, was also damaged by fire.
The City of Stamford, owned by the
Fall River Line, plies between New
York and Stamford, Conn.
Following the report That an at
tempt to blow up the huge iron rail
road bridge which spans the Hudson
river at Pougheepsie, N. y, had
been discovered in the nick of time,
Company E, Tenth Infantry, New
York National Guard, of iCatskill,
was rushed to PougnKeepsie late
yesterday afternoon from guard
duty on the New York aqueduct near
CORNWALL and stationed on the struc-
ture.
A part of Great Britain's campaign
to curtail the activities Of German
submarines was disclosed in a no
tice received yesterday at the State
Department from the British foreign
office, cautioning shipping against
the use of newly dominated North
Sea areas contiguous to the Dutch
and German costal lines According
to the foreign office a line has been
drawn through the North Sea from
q point near Jutland extending in an
irregular curve through the eastern
most waters of that area and turn
ing back to the coast again at the
northwestern extremity of Holland
Four German submarines are iurk-
ing off the coast Of CUBA, ready 20
begin reign of frightfulness as soon
as war is declared, according to the
information brought to Galveston,
yesterday by Capt. Mason, of tire
American steam schooner Fort Bragg
Can't. Mason says he obtained the
information at Guantanamo. Guanta-
namo harhnr has been closed by an
antisubmarine net, which stretches
across the entrance, Capt. Mason de-
clarcd, and permission &c enter or
leave the harbor must be obtained
from the commander of the battle
ship Montana. Of 44 United States
warshins in Guantanamo ilaTbor
when the diplomatic break occurred,
only the Montana is lcft'Nas0n SAYS,
The others having scattered imMcdl-
ately.
The Swedish government is 'a';irs
vigorous measures to regulate the
food supply Orders have been $.
sued providing for appropriation OF
barley, barley flour, half of all sup
plies of oats and all oatmeal and
wheat grits. The government has
forbidden the use of potatoes rs fod-
der and ;hc prelin% OF potatoes be-
fore cooking. The government took
possession OF all stocks of wheat and
rye last December, 50 thai TIC o.
fetal DEGREES now cover ali bread
st,;tfs except cornmcai HnG con,
which are expressly excluded. The
daily bread ration probably will 1e
reduced by 80 gramncs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENT
I desire to announce the opening of the
New Hotel Ra1nmel Quick Lunch Cafe

Whether shall service at the Cafe family ORDERS
there will be found feature which will provide hurried
lunch for the busy man, the unexpected guest guests OF
will help the busy maron for lunh dinner or even
ing parties produce something different from the regular
daily
Everything provided from the decctabe sandwich pre-
pared many relshes, Oysters half SHE'LL Con-
Soups Oyster Pates Fried Oysters, Steamed Oys
tcr Cold Fowl Meats, Salads, Pastry Ice Cream in nd
Wdual blocks.
This feature will introduce innovation IN the cater
ing service prices within the reach of all.
Thanking you given the past and wish
ing your continued patronage in the future 1 am
Respectfully yours
VIM L. RAMhdEL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-17

d. . .. e. -. 4
brief presented to the Supreme Court
of the United States yesterday by
H. r. Pollard, aHtbrneyoof Rich.
mond5 in test easel from skhulsvllie,
R Ry aaet RaIteqs ad S. a4w ctiss;
to be reargued Orally. hRssSt month.
Photographs of negro residences
schools, churches and banks in Rich.
'mond were attached to, Mr.. Pollard's
brief as evidence that restrictions
unon interminglirn{g; 81 whites and ne
groes does not eirb negro develop
ment. As white persons are prohlo-
tied from residing in negro residen-
tial sections, it was contended that
there is no unconstitutional discrim-
ination in the ordinances against
the negro race.