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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-12-28
bureauxs 306 East Hennepln Ave

I'll NEST impossible de gouver.
aer sur 10 blockaus, dis-je enAn an
capitaine, qui s'6tait mis- aux avi-
roDs aveo Redruth. La maree nous
fait devier. No pourriez-vous pas
appuyer un peu plus sur votre gau-
che7....
Non, pas sans couler 4 pic mo
fnt-il r6pondu. La barre 4 tribord,
sill vous Ila1t, Ia barre h tribord
jusquA CO que nous eussions le cap
droit q Fest, c'est-h-dire d anglo
droit avec notre vraie direction.
-Ce nest pas ainsi que nous
arriverons q terre, repris-je
Nous n'avons pas ie choix re-
pliqua le capitaine. II est indis-
pensable que nous restions au-des.
sus du point que nous avons en-
vue, en- faisant tete au courant;
car sill nous entra1nait au.dessus
de ce point, Dieu salt Oh nous
irions atterrir, sans compter lachan-
ce'd'etre attaques par les chalou-
pes; tandis que, CONNIE ceoi, il
faudra bien que le courant perde
de so force, ct nous pourrons alors
biaiser le long de la cote.
lie courant est d6ja moins fort,
monsieur, me dit Gray, le matelot
qui s'6tait place a l'avant. Je orois
que vous pourriez laisser porter
dun point ou deux. %.
-Merci, mon garcon, lui r6pon-
dis je tranquillement, car chacun
await d6ja r6solu q part sol de le
traiter en- ami ct CONNIE sill ny
await pas le moindre nal entendu.
Tout coup, le capltaine, don't
la face 6tait naturellement tourn6e
vers le schooner, en- ramant vers la
cote, parut s'6mouvoir de CO quill
voyait:
LIE canon! dit-il tout q coup
dune voix l6g4rement alt6r6e.
-J'y al bien pens6, r6pondis-je,
convaincu quill pensait a une pos
sibilit6 de bombardement du bloc
haus. Mais ills mont aucun moyen
de le d6barquer, ct Peussent-ils, ills
ne pourraient jamais le trainer 4
travers les bois.
DO parle de la piece qui est q
parriere, r6pliqua le capitaine.
Et de fait, nous l'avions compile
tement oubli6e. En- me retour-
nant, je Wis les cinq coquins d6ja
occupies a lui oter 50 jaquette, COM
me ills appelaient la toile goudron-
nee don't ellie 6tait enveloppee.
Presqu'au meme instant, je me rap
pelai que nous avions n6glig6 de
noyer la poudre ct les boulets des-
tines q cette piece, ct 9ui SO trou-
vaient dams une votte speciale.
Un coup de hache sur la porte, ct
les mauvais gredins allaienty y met
tre la main.
Israel 6t6 canonnier sous
Flint, fit observer Gray d'une voix
rauque.
A tout risque, je dirigeai lie ca
not vers mon d6barcad6re. Nous
6tions heureusement d6ja loin du
fiji du courant pour pouvoir prem
Dire ct garder cette direction. Mais
en- revanche, nous prosecutions
maintenant le fanc ct non plus
larriere q l'Hispaniola, ct nous de-
venions pour sa bord6e un chile
aussi large qu'une porte cochere.
Non settlement je voyais, mais
]'entendais CO coquin d face d'ivro-
gpe, Israel Hands, poussant du
pied un boulet sur le pont.
-Qui est le pus sur ici de son
coup de fusil? demanda le capital
ne.
m. Trelawney, sans comparai-
son r6pondis-je.
M. Trelawney, voulez-vous
avolr l'obligeance de me descendre
un de ces gredins? Hands, 81 c'est
possible, reprit ]e capitaine.
Trelawney, aussi calme qua raf-
ftlt, examina l'armorce de son ar
me.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-12-28

80 rapprocha du foyer. Une rid'
plisa son front.
All! dit-il q Joseph, 81 mon fill
ressemblait an v0tre!
II est done malade' interro
goa P6poux de MARIE, qui remar'
que settlement les hideuses plaea
don't Penfant etait convert.
-Malade dune horrible mala.
die, aoupira lie pere; il est l6preux
Cette revelation fut suivie dun
silence long ct p6nible.
La femme du voIeur fondit en-
larmes.
-Dieu punt l'enfant des crimes
des parents, ft-elle, parmi ses san
glots.
LIE voleur regarde sa femme;
mais son regard n'avait point la
duret6 du reproche ct de Ia colere:
il exprimait plutot le regret ct
l'inqui6tude.
-Dieu ouvre les bras au pc
cheur repentant, dit MARIE, ct
change ses larmes en- joie.
Et prenant son fills sur ses ge-
noux, ellie continua:
VOLTA que le jour Went ct To-
rage sen va. Donnez moi un peu
d'eau pour laver mon enfant, puis
nous partirons.
Pas encore dit le voleur qui
voyait avec regret s'6loigner les
h6tes de la mutt.
Nous avons un long chemin
devant nous, r6pondit Joseph.
-Od allez-vous done?
-Malheureux exil6s, nous al
Ions chercher une patrie en- Egyp-
te; mais nous reviendrons.
"A votre retour, n'oubliez point
ma demeure que vous avez emplie
de lumiAre ct de joie.
Joseph ct le bandit quitt6rent
leurs escabeaux pres da foyer ct
sortirent.
LIE vent 6tait redevenu doux
CONNIE une cavale dompt6e; les
nuages Sc repliaient hors lhorizon
ct Ia nature Sc r6veillait fra1che ct
souriante.
-Partons, dit Joseph.
-Lavez votre fills dams peau Oh
je viens de laver le mien, dit Ma
RE, qui embrassa la vieille femme
ct s'eloigna avec son 6poux.
Tant que le bandit ct sasfemme
purent les apercevoir, ills suiviren
des yeux les voyageurs.
Ne les voyant plus, lis soupire-
rent CONNIE dos gems qui perdent
un membre ch6ri de leur famille.
Entire eux, leur enfant Sc tenait
debout, ct il Sc prit a pleurer.
-Viens, lui dit sa mere, je vais
te laver dams peau Oh s'est lave le
petit de cette 6trang6re.
"A guoi bon? dit le pere, en-
haussant les 6paule.
Mais ellie ne p6couta point, ct
quand le petit l6preux edt touch6
l'eau, il Sc trouva gu6ri. Car Dieu
ne laisse jamais un bienfait sans
r6compense.
Plus tard, le petit l6preux mou-
rait repentant pres de JESUS cruci-
f6. ii await nom D1sMAs, le Bon
Larron.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-12-28
"a oontinuer)

Nous enverrons gratuitement les
num6ros d6jA parus de oe feuille-
ton d tout nouvel abonn6 qui en-
fera la demande.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Won Luxburg Flees
From Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES Oct d. - Coniir-
nation was received here today thai
Count Kari Won Luxburg, former Ger
man minister to Argentina, who recent
ly was given his passports. was spirit
ed out of Argentina this morning III a
police automobile and rushed to Iigrc.
a suburb. where the former munster
took tug to Colonia, Uruguay From
there he proceeded by train to Monte
vidco where he boarded a Spanish
steamer.
He is said to have a Spanish safe
conduct which, according to diplomats,
is sufficient to protect his person but
not his papers from capture The
steamer sailed later for Spain
The method OF departure Of Won Lux
burg recalls his arrival here as a stokcr
on a merchant vessel after his appoint
ment as consul to Buenos Aires IN the
early days OF the war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

quite sane Surely ! never could have
contemplated leaving you to the
merceS OF man who cares nothing
for YOU, who - devotlng his whole
time to pretty little doll who is
your inferior IN every possible way
You are my mate, little girl You
were meant for me TO cherish and
by thc Lord am going 10 do w.
The oath was like PRAYER in its NJ
tcrancc Then felt my hands seized
by the doctors strong ones and
crushed against his lips
Don't be afraid, little girl" he was
murmuring Just the touch OF your
hands against my lips That is all
In ask e."
How dare you" ! gaSpcd finding
my breath at last How dare you
utter such unttuth' about DicWl And
a. think ,ha, have allowed myself
10 listen to those other word, oi yours
| never want 10 see YOU again
Copyright
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

months, for ! made up my mind that
| was gong to know every condition
surrounding YOU
When found on, finally what |
knew must he the inevitable result Of
his temperament and of his surround
ngs, ! almost went her'erk To think
that man who could have you
would
His voice broke, Will, "a, silent,
too stunned by the horrible accusation
he was implying against Dicky, 10
reply to HIM ! knew that soon ! must
cry out, deny the truth of what he was
saying rush on, OF the room and away
from him bu, for the moment was
like woman under a spell
Not under the spell Of his person
ality, however The thing which
bound me- TO listen TO him was con
viction that must hear more ot what
he was saving about Dlcky
what Dr.. Petit Said
Then fought matters out with my
self" DR. Petit went ON "Tp tell YOU
or not TO tell YOU, tina, was the que,
ton which obScVcd me day and night
Finally TN, OTTER from South America
came and | took It as a sign that
should go away from YOU forever and
leave YOU 20 work ont Your own saliva
llon
"Ru, seeing yor today has ccatt
my BRAIN | don't lhluh have beer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
ARMY AND NAVY
after Av|AT0RS
Recruiting for This Branch
Reopened Here.

For the first time IN several weeks,
recruiting officers for the army and
navy may now accept men for the ayia
tion corps, according to information
seceived today by Lieut. {. :, Wander
beck, recruiting officer in Oklahoma for
the navy, and Lieut. George w Hall,
recruiting officer in Oklahoma for the
army.
Ten thousand war planes are now be
ing constructed in the United States
and to man these machines the govern
ment needs 100000 men The recruit
ing officers in all parts OF the United
States are urged BY the department 10
make special effort to recruit men
who will be capable Of keeping the ma
chimes in repair BlacksmlthS, ma
chniSts and men of other such pro
fessions are needed The average pay
for the mrn who enlist III this service
IS $44 per month, with an additional
wartime DaS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Cotton Pickers Scarce.

DURANT. Okla, Oct 6-(SpecialD
Cotton receipts at Durant to date arc
1908 bales, with a greatly increased
movement to market III the last twn
days. The price Of picking is gong
to 81 50 per 100 pounds and pickers are
scarce at that figure,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
JACKSON READY
TO SERVE Time
VIII Begin His Term Il Other
Charges Are Dismissed,
NO APPEAL TO BE TAKEN
Other Cases Stricken From
Assignment Of October IS,

The arguments Of a motion ior a
new rial by attorneys for Richard :
Jackson convicted Wednesday m dis
trict court on charge Of cmbczlle-
ment and sentenced to serve five years
IN the state poulicntlary was set for
today before Judge fIayson but Harry
i. Tripp. one OF Jack>ons attorneys,
stated that he would agree to having
the new trial motion overrulcd provided
the state dismissed the other four
charges pending against his client
Tripp also stated no appeal would be
taken so that Jackson might begin ser
wing his sentence Immediately
Assistant County Attorney Scothorn,
who prosecuted Jackson, would not say
today ii the other charge, would be
dismissed. He stated they might be
taken up later although they have been
stricken from the assignment ot October
Is. when they were to be tried
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Candy Day Today;
Sweet for Troops

NEW YORK, Oct 6-(SpeciaD-To-
day has been set aside for nation wide
observance of Candy day, and il the
expectations Of the promoters OF the
movement are fulfilled there will be lib-
raj contributions to satisfy the sweet
tooth Of every one of Uncle Sans
fighters on land or sea The manufacture
ing coniectloncrs OF the United STATES
have made liberal contributions TO the
cause II today's donations from the
general public are up to expectations
every soldier and sailor in the service
OF his country will be presented with
d good sized box OF choice candy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
British, Talking
Reprisals, Welcome
American Flyers

n ONDON, oct Al thi, par
tlcular lunclurc when the pub
' lie mind is occupied by aerial
raids and proposed rcp'l,als the
people are warmly greeting mum
hers Of American navy officer avia-
tors dressed in KHAKI uniforms who
are to be- seen on London streets
Many Of these men are university
students.
Added interest attaches TO the
ayiators owing TO the fact tha, re.
Gently there has bee1' much news
paper discussion concerning the
American air preparations, Ere
0ucntly the Americans are hailed on
The streets with such remarks as
were glad to see you"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Law School

Might c'Assc. strong faculty of prominent
lswyrrs Course prepares Tor practice or
business Register now
oKIAuoMN cry UNIVERSITY
,ll Mele.tlc BldB Wal SSOy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Complete Victory
Demand of Colonel

a NEW. YORK, Oct. 6.-Thcodore
Roosevelt speaking here at a national
service maSsmceting under the aus.
pices OF the mayors committee on
national defense declared the only
peace which will make the world safe
Tor democracy must be based upon the
complete overthrow of Germany and
the dissolution OF Austria and Turkey
Included IN the program he outlined
were free Arabia and Armenia, Po-
land and Lithuana with an indcpen.
dent Czech commonwealth and Jugo-
Slav state.
AS for the United States we wish
nothing except to have il clearly un.
derstood that the Monroe doctrine is
to be upheld in the future as in the
past" he SAID
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
REVELATIONS
0tRWlPE
o.s N.L D;.~
Why Madge Cried, "How Dare You
Utter Such Untruths Against
Dickyl"
6V AsIs CoYriSo~

Utter Such Untruths Against
Dickyl"
ItDR PETTlTW | spoke in a
u whirl Of emotion in which an
yer and terror predomina,ed
"Nou must be mad to say such things
to me You must know canno, lis
ten to speeches such aS the one YOU
have just made am going away al
once"
"NoW He blazed the monoSyllabc
at me while his sncwy hands caugh,
mine, and gently put me into my chair
again
noticed that he was careful to re
move his hands quickly and felt oddly
teaSSured ] was afraid from his wild
talk OF my being IN an abyss pushed
there by my husband and to be rescued
by himself tha, | might have to sum
man help ! had no doubt at all that
his brain had suddenly become al.
iectsd
But with his next words began TO
revise my decision His voice had
fallen again into its old modulation
and his word, and his manner took
on their usual iormalty
81 must ask YOU to believe Mrs.
Graham" he said. ",ha, had no idea
of saying these things to you when
| came here today had persuaded
myself that, Sorely as YOU needed help
and championship, It would he worse
than folly for me TO attempt TO open
your ewes, that | ran the risk ni losing
Your friendship, which is the most
precious thing IN life to me
You must have seen, YOU could not
help seeing how It is with me-" the
, deep voice went on Il never looked
twice at another woman before YOU
came into my life will never look
at one again il You 90 out OF it."
! know that | had no right TO listen
to what he was saying, hut there was
something about him that compelled
attention and kept me from protesting
II Tried"
81, was all over with me from my
| first glimpse of YOU when YOU were
taking care oi your mother in law, ;
he went on "You were such a placky
? eager creature, and ydn were being
! treated So boorishly that | had an in.
sane impulse to pick YOU up, to carr,
YOU away and show YOU how a woman
like YOU should be cared for"
NV memory went back ~ my moth
ct-ln-law'S illness following upon her
| first visit to our home and Dicky',
selfish disregard of my comiot, at that
time | had flushed hotly because o'
The tall silent young physician coult
not help seeing my husbands treat
ment Of me. but | had never dreamcJ
that his caring Tor me had begun
then
81 tried to conquer my feeling for
YOU and when found couldn't DC
that tried to diycSt it oi ,clilShne''
! b, being willing to ,ct,c YOU anywhere
Your husband doesn't dream of -. hu
have had HIM watched carefully io
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
vAUCHT TRAINING
FOR FIELD WORK
Former President Of C, Of C,
a Wireless OPERATOR

Many guests at the quarterly banquet
ot the Retailers Association at the Lee
lluckinS Thursday night could no,
understand why Edward $ Naught was
SO diligently engaged at the fcclcylnR
end OF a wireless, outfit
Fact is that tie former president OF
the Chamber OF Commerce is deter
miued to get into the service OF the
government and decided the signal
corps route the best that he could 60
Mr. Naurht gave his first public c>
h,hltlon Of his skill with the code r
pulling messages out OF the air for the
various speakers
Here are two samples Of his radioe
grams
BERLIN, (yia. Sweden and\Argcu
tine Oct. ! 1917.
A T. MonroncN Pres RctalltrS As
,ociatlou Oklahoma City OklI
| and the Fatherland congratulate
the Province of Oklahoma upon
having so sympathetic and tar-see-
Bufgomas,er as Her Gore. His
sayings are delightful unto our ears
and his public utterances are a very
present help in time of trouble;
But, Mein GOtt,
It's gcttin' hot
Our Sinking subs
VIII get some tubs.
II We don't get more,
We have your Gore.
We hope when it's done,
To have a place in the sun.
Down nit de flag
WILHELM.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct 4, 1917
A f. Monroney, Pres, Retailers As
Soclation Oklahoma City
delegate to Ex-Governor John
Fields full authority to act for me
at your annual meeting this even
ing, but would like, In addition to
whatever he may say. to suggest
the following Cultivate, emulate,
educate, eradicate, medicate, asst
mulate, feicitate, and cogitate.
Produce, reduce, deduce, induce and
let loose. Eat little, wear little,
play little. waste little, drink little,
smoke little, chew little. drive little;
but make lots, sell lots, give lots,
help lots, save lots. Economic,
minimize, pasteurize, hypnotize,
scrutni,e, familiarre, feriliIe,
pulervize; in other words, Hoover
Ire. -
HFpBEpT c. HOOVER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Several Killed in
Buenos Aires Riot

BUENOS AIRES, Oct 6--Severl,
persons were killed or wounded Fri.
day IN battle between troops anl
railway strikers at Taii Nlejo.
4 demonstration IN favor OF neutral,
i,y which had been arranged for to.
morrow has been forbidden by the gov.
crnor because there are insufficient
forces to maintain order.
Agi,atotS in favor OF severing re.
lations with Germany had threatened
to stop the demonstration
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Former Countess
Dies in Hospital

NEW YORK Oct, 6-hnna Robin.
son, formerly Countess Of Rowlyn, died
today in the Manhattan state hospital
on Wards Island
She came to this country from Eng
land two years ago after she had lost
the remnants Of her once large fortune
as the result OF the war and lived here
in comparative poverty until she was
taken TO the p'ycopa,hic ward OF Belle.
vue hospital and from there to the in
Sttution on Wards Island.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Colby Is Grady
County Engineer

CHICKASHA Okla, Oct 5.-(Spe.
cial)-Eurat Colby haebeen appointed
TO succeed his father, f, + Colby, as
county highway engineer OF Grady
county. The deceased highway engineer
had many plans for the improvements
Of county roads and bridges and this
work will be carried on as outlined.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Oklahonans Reach
San Antonio Safely

SAN ANTONIO, Texas Oct, g.
(Spccial)--A special train bearing 4I+
Oklahoma men from Oklahoma City
and Blaine, Bcckham, Cotton. Caddo
and Seminole counties arrived here late
last night.
The men are in high spirits
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
BOZ proti tel postavi.

Pc vzhodu, kjer Sc nahajajo We
like predilnice, V katerih zaposlju-
jejo na tisoce malih otrok pod IA.
in 16. letom so Sc kapitalisti zace-
Ii jeziti mad to zvezno postavo IN
50 zaprosili zveznega okroznega
sodnika, da on razsodi ustavno-
sti te postave. Do sedaj sodnik Sc
nj izrekel svojega mnenja, DONNIE
va pa Sc, ola bo sodnik zavrnil pro-
Snjo kapitalistov in proglasil po-
stavo "a ustavnO.
Delodajalci V drGavi Illinois Sc
veliko ne zmenijO "a to novo po-
stavo, ker V tel draw je re bila
pred to zvezno postavo spreJeta
podobna postava, Xxi je re dolgo
casa V veljavi:
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Vazne deIavske
novice.
Zakon glede otrocjega della stopi
v veljavo jutri.

Pc vseh Zdruzenih drzavah sto-
pi jutri V veljavo zvezni zakon
glede otrocjega della, Xxi dolocuje,
da Sc ne SINE uposliti nobenega o.
troka pod IA. lett tovarnah ali
industrijah V Zdruzenih drzavah,
Xxi posiljajo svoje produlIte izvan
mel svoje drzave; nadalje, ola Sc
ne SINE nobenega otroka pod 16.
lett zaposliti V rudnikih ali pre-
mogovnikih ali kamnolomih; ola
he smejo delavne ure "a otrOke od
IA do Is leta presegati vec kot O.
sem ur ma dan in da Sc ne sme "a
posliti otrok pod 16. letom "a noe
no delo.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
ItaIijani pred ToIminom.
LASKE CFTE so ZAVzELE BAJNsICO IN SEDAJ PROD1RAJo
PROFIT ToLMINU RUSKI POLKI MA RUMUNSKI FROM
TT Sc PUNTAJO AUSTRIJCI PRODIRAJo MA MU-
LATSKEM
PrebivaIstvo Sc sell liz Trsta.
Srtna kazen in stroga discipline uvedena rsko amado Vo
ne bi blo re lahko konec.

oziroma dosegla drugi in najbolj
vazni PRIOR. S posestjo velike
Bajn$ice planote so zaceli veliko
gibanje proti Avstrijskemu sever
nemu krilu, XII Sc nahaja in branl
mesto Tolmin. Porocila danaSnje-
ga dne omenjajo, da Lahi napre-
dujeio ma cell crti in so Sc re prl-
blizali prvi obrambni erti, ki va
rule to meSto. IstocasnO pa Je
druga la$ka armada doSpela do
Monteco, XII Sc je zacela obracati
prot vzhOdni smeri, takO ola bo-
do napadli Tolmin IL dveh stranl.
VGerai so Italijani zopet zaJell
$50 Avstrijcev in zasedli vec stra-
tegiGnih postojank, ki so zanje We
like vaznosti, ako hOcejo zavzetl
TrSt.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
PREDsEDNIKoV oDGovoR.

IL WashingtOna Sc poroca, ola
bodo zavezniSki letalci ma raznih
frontah poskrbeli, da Sc vkllub
strogi nemski in avstrijski cenzu-
ri, nemSkO in avstrijskO lJudstvo
natanGno pouci vsebini predsed-
nikovega odgovora ma papezeVo
mirovno poslanico. Washington
ska vlada je dala prestaviti pred
Sednikov Odgovor nemSki jerk
in jih natisniti V velikanskem Ste
vilu. Te bodo potem zavezniski le-
talci razmetali po NemSkem in V
Avstriji.
Diplomat so mnenja, da je
predsednil1 Wilson s svojim odgo-
vorom odprl pot "a pogajanje IN
ko nitro bo nemSko Iudstvo I'VE
delo resnico, da bo prisililo nem-
sko vlado, da Sc ukloni in sklene
mir.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
Smrtna kazen.

Petrograd. - Nova ruska Via
da, katere Glani so Sc nahajali na
seStanku V MOskvi, Sc je Odloclla,
da Sc uvede zopet smrtna kazen V
ruski armadi. Do tega koraka Je
privedlo ministrskega predsednl-
ka Kerenskyja in njegove sveto-
valce zatrjevanje generala hOrnl-
loffa, vrhovnega pOveljnika ru-
ske vojske. On je mnenja, ola takO
dOlgo dOkler bode imelo vOjastvo
take svobOScine, kakOr jih viva
sedaj, 81 ne upa Storiti nobenega
koraka, ker Sc ne more zanestl ma
niihOvO lojalnOst, pa ne samo to-,
temveG dOmovina Sc ne more nltl
zanesti mamie, da bi jo branili pred
upadanjem Avstrijcev IN Nemcev.
Ko nitro pa Sc uvede zopet smrt-
ma kazen in stroga discipline, bo
ponehalo puntanje in ruska voJ-
ska bo zopet vspesna.
Glas svobode., 1917-08-31
BrutaInost
NemCev.
LACNE ZAPIRAJO.

Mex potnik, ki je dospel V Svi-
co je povedal, ola Sc po Avstriji
vrSijo vsaH dan krusni nemiri. Ma
nekaterih krajih Sc je morala Via
da posluzevati Get, da je pregnala
izgrednike in preprecila velikan-
ske nemire. Use zgleda kakor da
je Austria godna "a veliko revo-
lucijo. V RinghOover jeklarni bli-
zu Dunaja Sc je mex delavec pri-
tozil, da ne more delati, ker je
vsled gladu tako oslabel, ola ne
more stati na nogah. Naznanili so
ga oblastem, Xxi 50 ga obsodile na
dveletno jeGo postom Toda to
nj edini slucaj, ma stotme drugih
ie, ki so bill ravno tako krivicno
obsOjeni ma vec letne zapore.