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The mirror., 1917-01-11
Christmas and New Year

Christmas Day at this institution observed
with the customary good things. A congregation
privilege in the cellhouses granted the inmates
followed by fine Movie" entertainment and finish
ed by feasting chicken and other assesories
of splendid menu which culinary division pre-
pared for the occasion.
Combined, with personal Merry Christmas
greeting by Warden g. S. REED. to all the inmates
seated in the dining hall, welcomed permission
to converse during the dinner hour. an innovation
which was heartily applauded and appreciated.
Christmas Eve given over to munching and
rummaging among the goodies provided by our
Christmas Fund-which consisted of candy peanuts
seeded raisns and apples
Observance of New Years Day was another holi-
day, following closely the heels of Christmas but
The mirror., 1917-01-11
The Mysterious Eagle

On the broad top of stony rain-gullied hill
in middle Georgia there lies very large eagle con-
cernin: which conflicting stories are told The one
point that to be certain is that the Indians
left the eagle a legacy to the state hundred
years from now it will probably be found lying on it's
back, with outspread wings and tail even as it lies
TO-DAY. For it is made Of quartz rock so cunninglv
placed that it would require pick IN strong mans
hands to displace any of them. The rocks lap
and overlap in such manner to present feathers
No cement holds them in position and the stones
vary in size, weighing from half pound 10 three or
four pounds. The image rests on very firm found.
atlon for the stone work extends several feet into
the ground.
Once perhaps twice, treasure seeking vandals
dug into the breast of the eagle but the work must
have proved too laborous for the diggers gave up
before they reached the bottom layer of overlapping
stones.
Rough but fairly accurate measurements of the
bird show the length of the eagle from the middle of
the tail 10 the head to be hundred and two feet
and from tip to tip of outspread wings, one hundred
and twenty feet The length of the beak is ten feet
and the height of the body the centre OF the breast
is ten feet. The eagle lies with its head to the west
Tradition does not give any satisfactory explain
alton of the age the meaning of the great stone
mound. 1t may have had religious significance to
the red men who built it, and it may be the burial
place of some great chief. 1t is one of the most
mysterious and most interesting of prehistoric monu-
ments in the United States-Ex.
The mirror., 1917-01-11

Other parts will probably be available in 1918 H.
terestng facts about this work are printed in the
London Economist. derived from the Paris Temps:
The annual traffic on the Rhone had risen from
100000 tons in 1879 to 400, 900 tons in 1910. but
there is satisfactory port at the mouth Since
1906, however, canal. SO miles long partly on the
lines of older one, has been under construction
from Aries by Port de Bouc and Martieues to
LEtaque. Marsellles. There is only one lock-
at Aries; and the final section, tunnel some Al
miles long, through ri ge of rock was lately in.
augrated in the presence of distinguished com,
pany, including the Minister of Public Works. The
tunnel will be approximately ~ feet wide and so
feet high and the depth of the in it will be
nearly feet. Before entering the tunnel the canal
passes through desert the border of salt lake.
the shore of which is covered with chemical
works, manufactures of explosives. and other estab
lishments called into existence by the war; Proba-
bly, the canal will make it great industrial dis
trict, and much traffic expected. notably phos-
pilates from Tunis and agricultural products from
North African provinces in exchange for the manu-
tactures of central and northern France" "-.Ex
The mirror., 1917-01-11
A Floating City

Anyone who has walked through battleship on
visitors day. knows how compact and vet how
commodious it is-as indeed it must be since it il
the only home of several hundred men for months at
time. But perhaps this brief description of such
ship, by Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee. the for
mer commander of the Maine, will give readers a
still clearer idea of the to which battesbip
is self sustaining community while it is on cruise.
When one of the great battleships puts out to
sea- he says, she is dependent wholly on her own
supplies. She is orderly, self governing COM
munity, with her police force and her own court
of justice, which rewards well as Furnishes,
She is one of the ceanest and most sanitary
establishments to be found anywhere She gets her
spring cleaning every day, and before the busiest
hours Of the forenoon.
Her people drink 1germless water, distilled from
the salt water over the side. She has her own ice
plant, ice water, cold storage rooms, tubular fire
mains, flushing system, hot and cold water supply.
and shower baths of either salt or fresh water. She
has gas, nor has she the murderous mos.
quito that we have shore. She has laundrymen.
tailors, Stewards cooks and attendants.
Her hospital and pharmacy are up-to-date, and
her canteen, while of the dry order of canteens
possesses of the combined qualities of cigar
store, notion counter confectionery and decatessen
store. With her hardware utensils and mechanical
adjuncts. she could stock gigantic hardware estab-
lishment shore.
She has a telephone system for internal use, and
wireless outfit for external communications She
is heated by steam and lighted by electricity, and
she has scores of electric motors. Her turrets are
operated by electricity her guns fired by electric
ity. With her powerful electric plant she could
provide for the needs of city of more than fifty
thousand people. e."-Ex.
The mirror., 1917-01-11
1917 Farm Machinery Catalogue

Last Monday saw the delivery of the first batch
of our 1917 36-page Farm Machinery catalogue.
The four-coor cover design and contents of this
booklet in entirety is the work of inmates of the
printing department and bindery under the efficient
supervision of the Superintendent of Printing The
color printing is departure from the usual policy
of having the color printing done by outside firms.
and evidence that efficiency independence and
promptness to be the guiding motive of the pres
ent supervision.
The mirror., 1917-01-11

No matter what business you take up, if you
want to succeed, you must do what you have to do
little better than anyone about you, SO that the
attention of superors will be attracted to you.
Simply doing your duty will not do for everyone is
expected to do his duty. You must do more than
your duty. You cannot make people believe you
are interested if you are not.-Charles NJ Schwab.
The mirror., 1917-01-11

CREDIT:-For the beautiful original poem
that published within the borders of a cross on
the inside of THE MIRROR for Christmas
an inadvertent omission of credit to Beau Esprita
occurred. AS 1T is never too late to mend.' we
herewith hasten to amend, with due apologies to
Beau.
The mirror., 1917-01-11
NOTICE TO INMATES:

Each inmate accorded the privilege sending home
to friends free of charge To do this should write
address
wish to send the and hand youf Officer desire
the rate of cents delivered to cell each
it. placing the foot of bed the morning follow
ing the day which is delivered to cell.
The mirror., 1917-01-11

!HK MIKRoR weekly published the State
Prison. founded the prisoners edited and
managed by them aims to be home to
intellectual
the public with the of the prisoner peno
logical information dpelng which
been the bar sinister fallen mans selfredempon
The mirror., 1917-01-11

Notice-----Contribution submitted to the Mir
ror for publication must be absolutely orisnali not
original. PROPER credit must be given if known: if
writer name is not known. it should be SO specii-
fed by said contributor. Should contributor fail
to comply with this request he will henceforth be
dropped from the Mirror contributing staff
Signed by Editor.
Approved by Warden.
The mirror., 1917-01-11
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services in the Prison Chapel at nine clock every Sun
day morning. Protestant and Catholic every alternate
Sunday. Rev. c. E. Benson and Rev. Fr Cocoran. Chap
lains.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
"a mir.
Move volitve v Nemciji. = VoJa-
stvo bo najbrz glasovalo.

London. = Iz jake zaneslJlvlh
virov Sc poroGa, ola Sc bo pecal prl-
hodnii nemSEi drzavni zbor samo
vprasanjem miru. Vecina cfanov
drzavnega zbora Sc je odlocila, ola
zahteva cd Wade, da navede nal
zadnje do bozica pogoje pod kate
rimi je Nemcija pripravljena skle-
patti mir. NemSka vlada Sc je re IL
rekla, da je pripravljena poslatl
svoje zastopnike ma mirovno kon-
ference, Xxi Sc maj obdrzava Ha-
gu, Bernu ali pa Stockholmu.
Wilsonov odgovor ma papezevo
noto je napravil dober Wis ma po-
htiGne kroge V Nemciji in MatlJa
Erzberger, vodja klerikalnega
centruma V drzavnem zboru, kl
misli. da ina "a seboj veclno po-
slancev, bo naibrz pri prihodnJem
zasedaniu zahteval introdukcl]o
Wade, XII bo odgovorna drzavnemu
zboru in da bo tudi predlagal splo-
,z,o.oxo,,ia
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Bo pomagalo?
Jok Avstriicev v Clevelandu.

Mex slovenski casopis V Cleve-
landu omenja, ola ie zadnji teden
prislo pred tamosnji vojni odbor
nekai mad 900 Avstrijcev, ki so
prosili, da Sc jih oprosti voJaske
sluzbe, ker imajo ocete, matere IN
brate start domovini in da Sc ne
bi radi borili prot svojcem. Ia
iok zaenkrat ne pomaga nlc, ker
kongres nj napravil nobene toza-
devne izjeme in morali bodo slu-
ziti, ako so sposobni "a voJasko
sluzbo, vendar pa kakor sllslmo,
ne bo vlada poslala prejsnJih av-
striiskih in nemskih podanikov V
franc. zakope, temvec Jih DO po.
rabila "a druga della. Seveda tudl
to Sc nj gotovo, vendar mislimo pa
81 lahko ma to moznost, ako Sc o
tel zelii Avstrijcev in Nemcev ma
tancneje pouei nasa Vlada.
Iz drugih slovenskih naselbin III
bilo sliSati do sedaj, ola bi Sc Slo-
venci upirali vojaski s],lzbi all Ga
bi iokali radi tega, ker bodo mo-
rail- V BOZ proti zdruzenem sovra-
gu svobode in demokracije, In ce
Sc ne motimo ie. slo tisoce jugoslo-
vanskih fantov in moz prostovolJ-
no V zakope prot cigansN av-
striiski vladi. Stalisce Slovencev
ie res tezavno, vendar ako poml-
slime, da bo vlada ZdruAenih dr.
zav poslala svoje vojastvo ma fran
cosko fronto in da Sc bo odlocllna
bitka bila ma zapadni 'front.' mo-
goee Sc pref ko bode amerlska ma
rodna armada dovolj izvezbana "a
fronto, je skoro izkljuceno, da bl
Sc morali slovenski fantje V ame-
risk armadi boriti proti svoJim O.
cetom, bratom in sorodnlkom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Bajonetii in
kopita.
DFLAVSKI NEMIRI V SPRING
FIELDU.

Springfield, Ill. = Stavka pou-
licnih~zeleznicarjev V Springfieldu
Sc nj koncana, dasi so re veckrat
razni listi porocali, da je bila
stavka poravnana in da so zopet
starr delavci ma delu.
To Sc je pokazalo~ veeraj ko Je
razkaeena mnozica ljudstva priha-
jala domov IL Bloomingtona, kJer
Sc je vr$ilo veliko zborovanje de
lavcev in zapazila, ola je druzba, kl
lasti poulicno zeleznico V nJlhovl
odsotnosti zacela operirati S po-
mocijo stavkolomilcev poullcne
kare. Ljudstvo je takoj ustavllo
karo, zapovedalo potnikom IN
staykolomilcem, ola izprazneJo ka-
70, kar Sc je tudi zgodilo, V tlstem
trenutku pa pride zopet druga ka-
ra, s katero so storili isto. Ma to
so pognali kare V tir, ola so butnl-
lie ena V drugo in Sc razbile. Dru-
ge kare, Xxi so sledile, so Sc kma-
lu znasle ma kupu razvalln IN V
kratkem Gasu je bilo na tenn kupu
pol tucata kar.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
MobiIizacija.
Vse je pripravljeno "a sprejem
move narodne armade raz-
ma taboriSca.
ga prograna.

Prvi oddelek velike narodne ar
made odhaja danes rama tabo-
risGa. K temu oddelku spada 35,-
600 novincev, Xxi takorekoc tvorijo
prednjo strazo narodne armade.
Velika taboriSca so dokoncana in
vse je pripravljeno "a sprejem no
viii vojakov, ki bodo kmalu tvori-
Ii hrbtenico velikega ameriskega
naroda. Po vseh krajih Zdruzenih
drzav so obdrzavali vceraj patri-
jotiene shode, ma katerih so po-
zdravljali odhajajoce vojake in
Jim prirejali velike ovacije. Oni,
kateri so prvi klicani k praporom
imajo samo "a ur casa urediti svo-
je stvari in Sc zglasiti pri nabor-
nih komisijah, katere bodo skrbe-
lie "a njihovo voznjo do taborisc.
Ostanek prvega kontingenta
100000, odhaja V teku enega te-
dna. To je bilo urejeno zaradi te-
ga, da ne bo nobenih zmesniav
taboriSccu in da bodO novinci tenn
lazje preskrbljeni 2 uniformami,
stanovanjem in razdeljeni k raz--
MIN polkom in divizijam.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Move volitve?

Takoj po TEN zasedanju, bo MAJ
brz drzavni zbor razpuscen IN raz-
pisane bodo move splosne volitve.
Jako zanimiva je izjava Ora. Da-
vida, socijalisticnega vodJe V dr.
zavnem zboru, V kateri trdl, da 1
ma drzavni zbor pravico IN ustav-
ma sredstva, ola izvrsi svojo volJo,
lzer nobena vlada he more NADIA
ljevati proti njegovemu veto. On
pravi nadalje, ola move splosne vo-
litve, katerih Sc bodo vdelezili tu-
di vojaki ma 'front.', bodo natan-
enc pokazale, kaka je zelJa naro-
da. Preprieani smo, ako pride do
ljudske wolfe, da 81 bo isto zelelo
miru, sosebno ako Sc ola volakom
priloznost glasovanja.
Predsednik Wilson, kakor Je
razvidno IL njegovega odgovora,
je dal povod "a nova pogaJanJa "a
mir in sedaj je vse odvisno od
nemskega naroda.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Sturmer unlrl.

Petrograd. = Boris Vladimiro.
vic Sturmer, bivsi ministrskl
predsednik in minister "a zunanJe
zadeve je umrl V ruski jeci. Stur-
mer ie V zvezi s mnihom Razputi-
nom in ministrom "a notranje Ia
deve Protopovom tvoril >takozva-
no trojico "teme'', ki je dala po-
vod "a rusko revolucijo proti rezi-
mu cara Nikolaja. Sturmer je bill
intrigiral z nemsko Waldo in radi
tega je bill tudi wren v-jeco, kJer
je po daljSi bolezni umrl.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Milica I'd pozorisce.

V tenn Gasu Sc je nabrala veil
kanska mnozica ljudstva, ki je dr.
villa proti uradom zelezniSke druz-
be in lzi je grozila, da bo lincala
glavnega upravitelja, ali vsaj tako
piSeio meScanski listi, na kar ste
bill poslani ma lice mesta dive stot-
niji milicariev devetega polka, kl
so Z na{aknjenimi bajoneti razpr-
sill veliko mnozico, ki Sc je zbra-
la pred uradi kompanije in de-
monstratirala ter protestirala pro
ii neGuvenem ravnanju S svoJlml
starimi uposljenci. Veliko de
monstrantov je bilo lahko ranJe-
nih in mad dvajset ljudi je bllo "a
retiranih. Policija Sc ie yes cas- dr.
zala V ozadju in je prisla ma lice
mesta sele po tenn ko je bill ma
pravlien mir in red.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Ven S Thompsonon.

Generalni adjutant Dickinson
Sc je nahajal Chicagi in nekoli-
ko casa je vse zgledalo, da bo pro-
glaseno vojno stanje "a Chi
cago, ker pa so pacifisti lie sprevi-
deli, da ljudstvo nj mimi, ola Sc
sploh zanje MISC brigali do sedaJ
S kajzerjem cuvstyujoci Nemci,
katerih je V Chicago okoli 100000,
so morali odnehati in zakljueiti z
zborovanjem, zahvaljuioe Sc zu-
panu Thompsonu "a njegovo ma
klonjenost in policijsko protekcl-
10, katero jim je dial.
zupan Thompson je re od mex
dai zabavlial prot vladi in ne
spametno kritiziral predsednika
Wilsona in cello administracijo. On
ie odprto stal ma strani nemskega
kajzerja, tako da Sc je re po cell
Ameriki zacelo govoriti o lzdaJal-
skem poeetju nasega zupana. :
Thompson Sc "a vse to nj mic bri-
gal, pa tudi vladne oblasti so bile
jake strpne in prizanesljive. Toda
sedaj je proti MENU naperjen yes
vladni ustroj in V najkraisem ca
su Sc pricakaju, ola bo vlada stori-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Moskva sedez Wade.

Vladni krogiv Washingtonu nj
so bill prav mic vznemirjeni, ko so
sliSal, da so Rusi prostovOljno
prepustili Rigo Nemcem in da Sc
dai preti nevarnost tudi PetrOgra-
du, kaiti ma to so bill re dolgO pri-
pravlieni, ker so dobrO vedeli, da
Rusi ne bodo mogli vspesno bra
niti Rige, ako Nemci zacno ofen-
zivo na tel 'front.'.
Glavnemu mestu Rusije, Petro-
gradu sedaj preti nevamost in
naihrz, da bodo sedez Wade pre-
mestili Moskvo, stare glavno
mesto Rusije. To je nameravala
storiti provizori6na vlada ze dolgo
casa nazaj, najveG zaradi tega,
ker ie Moskva centrala napred-
mega elementa, ker je tradicijsko
mestO in oh enem tudi Sredisce
velike drzave. Zavzetje Rige in
Petrograda nina skoro nobenega
militaristiGnega pomona, kaJti S
pomoeio nemSke mornarice je BIZ
la "a Nemce lahkota zavzeti oba
ia mesta; poleg tega pa lei med
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Laske Iazi.

Mex cikaSki nedeljski casopis je
prinesel zemljevid, V katerem pri-
nasa del slovenske zemlje, katere-
ga 81 namerava Italia pridobiti in
"a katere pokrajine trdijo Italija-
nj, da je to lasko ozemlje. Ma pod
lagi tega zemljevida in trditve La
hov, je vsa GradiSka, Istra Tr-
stom, del KoroSke, tri eetrtine
Kraniske in oni del hrvaskega pri-
morja, XII zavzema Reko obljude-
ma z Lahi in zato mora to ozemlJe
Italia osvoboditi izpod avstrijSke
monarhiie in jo priklopiti svoji
drzavi. Nikdo bolj ne We kot raw
no Slovenci, ola Lahi lazejo pred
ostalim svetom, kajti to so slovan-
ski kraji, kjer je lie malo stevllo
polentarjev. Pomislite 81 predrz-
most Lahov ko zahtevajo Ljublja-
no, Trebeni, Zaticino, Novomesto'
Poljane in cello Kocevje IL stalisca,
da je vecina prebivalstva laskega
rodu.
MogoeGe 81 bo kedo mislil, da so
to malenkosti, toda pomlslltl Je
treba ma to, da Italia hoce imetl
te slovenske pokrajine in ker Sc
boil, da ostale vlasti ne 'bi dovoll-
lie aneksije, je zacela ze sedaj de
lati propaganda med svetom III
dokazovati, ola so to itallJanske .
polzrajine. Slovenci moramo protl
temu kar najenergicnejSe protes-
tirati in pokazati in dokazatl O.
stalim narodom, ola so laske trdlt-
We neresnicne. Priskocite tedaj ma
pomoG izvrSeyalnemu odboru SLOW.
Republ. Zdruzenja, da DO mogei
zapoGeti talzojSnjim in energic-
nim delovanjem.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Avstriici Sc nahajajo v slabem
polozaju.

Velika BajnSica planota Je Sc
daj V laSki posesti in lie tn in tam
Sc nahaja Sc kak avstrijskf odde-
lex, ki Sc ustavlja in ovira nadalJ-
ne prodirSyhje laSkih Get, tako, da
bode glavna avstrijska armada /
mela priloznost postaviti Sc V bran
ma ugodnej$ih pozicijah. Hudi bo-
il se~vrSSiio okoli Tolmina in gore
sv. Gabriela, Xxi ste Sc edini tocki,
od koder morejo Avstrijci zreti ma
slovensko Soeo. LaSka artilJerlJa
ma Sabotini obstreljuje avstriJske
pozicije ma gori sv. Gabriela in je
to trdnjavo praktieno isollrala ma
vseh straneh, tako, da Sc bodo mo-
rail- Avstrijci vsak cas- udati, ker
V to jih bo prisilil glad. Cello So
vraznik hvali hrabrost avstriJske
postojanke ma tel gori in kakor Je
povzeti IL laskih porocil, zaganJa
general Cadorna battalion "a bata-
lionov svoje pehote proti avstrlJ-
ski trdnjavi, toda vselej so vrze-
nj nazaj ne da bi imeli kake uspe-
he. :
Avstriiske zgube V sedanji la
ski ofenzivi "a zavzetje Trsta zna-
saio nekai mad 125,000, med tenn
ie $500 castnikov, tako Sc glasl
laSko poroeilo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Nenniri.

Med tenn casom pa so paclflstl
zborovali V West Side Auditorium
in obdelovali predsednika Wllso-
ma in vladO, kakor gloda pes pra-
zno kost. In ljudstvo, Xxi Sc je "a
cello zbirati pred velikim poslop-
iem je zaeelo postajati razkaceno
in pricakovati je bilo ysak cas- We
likih nemirov. Razume Sc, ola Je
bila vladna policija yes TIA cas- ma
rokah in tudi ma delu. Vladno in
drzavno kolo Sc je vrtelo pocasl
naprei in V teku par ur je drvel IL
Springfield proti Chicagu brzo-
vlak napoleon enim batalJonom
infanterije pod poveljnikom Rus
sci, kateri je incl nalogo tako]
razgnati pacifiste in vzdrzati red.
Razni polk V bliznji ,trdnjavi
Sheridan so bill z vsem priprav-
lieni oditi V Chicago in vec polkov
milice, Xxi so Sc nahajali V Chica-
90, so dobili re povelja, da so ta-
koj pripravljeni "a vsak slucaJ.
Pacifisti so TEN zvedeli in ma
stalo ie veliko razburjenje dvo-
rani, izvzemsi par govornikov so
postal vsi ozkosrcni in zborova-
ME ie kmalu zakljueilo z nepo-
volinim vspehom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
IL Iaske fronte

Rim. - Laske cete so zopet ma
predovale V Brestoviski dolini, jul
zno od Goriee in odbile nude pro-
tinapade ma njihove novo pridoh-
liene postojanke V tenn oErozju,
Ma skoro cell laSki 'front.' je bill
boi omejen ma artiljerijo in grm-
lienje topov postaja vecje ma
Krasu in vzhodno cd Gorice. Ste
vilo jetnikov, Xxi so iih zajeli La
hi V soboto in nedeljo ma julijskl
'front.' znasa osem Gastnikov in 339
moz.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Pozar v Jerome.

IL Jerome, Ariz. Sc poroea, ola
lie nastal V tistem delu mesta, kJer
stanuiejo Slovenci in Spanci velik
pozar, XII je unicil mad trideset do
movani. Kako je pozar nastal le
neznano. Pa vendar nj mogoce, da
ne bi skuSali kapitalisti na tax po-
del naein izpoditi Sc ostale stav-
karie IL bakrenega okrozja? Mo
goee je vse.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04

Guverner drzave Minnesota je
prepovedal zborovanje mirovnih
mukarjev V Minneapolisu, Xxi Sc bi
imelo zaceti zadnjo soboto. Vsako
tako zborovanje je prepovedal V
kateremkoli mestu drzave Mime
sofa. Guverner il North Dakote
jim je nato brzojavno sporoeil, ola
Jim bo dial on zavetje V svoji dr.
zavi, toda ljudstvo je reklo, da
jih bo napodilo IL dezele, ako 81
upajo priti tia Nato so pacifisti
sklenili, da zborujejo V Houston,
Wis. pa ljudstvo je zopet reklo,
da ne marajo, da bi Sc cast njiho-
vega mesta omadezevala takim
nepatrijoticnim zborovanjem in
Zopet so bill ma cedilu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
zupan Thompson.

Ne vedoc kaj bi storili, zbrali
so Sc V mestu Chicago, dobro We
doc, da je zupan tega mesta pri-
vrzenec kajzerjev in ola Jim bo
dial protekcijo, kar je Thompson
tudi storil in jim dial povrhu tega
Sc policijsko protekciio. zborova-
ME Sc je pricelo in tudi sitnost "a
nekatere. To dejanje zaznamuJe
zacetek konca vloge, katero igra
cikaski zupan William Hale
Thompson.
Patrijoticne organizacije so br-
zoiavile gr1vernerju drzave Hi
nois, zahtevajoc, da prepove zbo-
rovanje pacifistov V Chicago, ma
kar je guverner Lowden tidal ta-
koi povelje, da Sc ne sme V drza-
vi Illinois obdrzavati nobeno tako
vladi sovrazno zborovanje, med
tenn ko ie zopet chicaski zupan re-
l<el pacifistom, da mai lie napreJ
zboruiejo, ne oziraje Sc ma to kaJ
reGe Lowden.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04
Laski letalci mad Dunajenl.

Vceraj so laski letalci prekanl-
Ii avstrijske obrambne baterije in
vspesno poleteli mad avstrijsko
glavno mesto Dunaj. Letalci so vr-
oil mad mesto velikansko mnozino
letakov, katerem so naznanlll
polozai Ma laSko-avstrijski 'front.'
in tako skusali seznaniti dunajsko
obeinstvo o resnienem polozalu ma
tel 'front.'. Vsi letalci so Sc vrnlll
nepoSkodovani nazaj V svoJe ta-
bore.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1917-09-04

Rusi so zapustili Rigo, najvecJe
rusko pristanisce BaltiSkem
moriu in 10 ne bodo branili pred
nemSko ofenzivo, katero pretl
Won Hindenburg V najkrajSem ca
su. Nemci Sc re dali casa prlpraV-
ljaio, da napadejo to pristaniSce
IL morja in ma suhem.
Usoda Rige je bila praktlcno
zape6atena V sobOto, kO so nem-
Ske Gete V veliki ofenzivi prema-
gall Ruse in premostili reko Dvl-
no. Juno od tega mesta IN Sc "a
cell pomikati prOti severn, ko HI
tro so Sc enlrat dObrO ustanovlh
Ma desnem bregu Divine.
NsmSke Gete, nahajajOce Sc Ju-
gozapadno cd Rige in ki prodira-
10 naprej od Mitave, kakor tudl
nemSko brodovje, ki Sc nahaJa V
zalivu Rige pretijo napadom od
ten dveh strani, tako, da so Sc
Rusi odloGili, ola ne branijO 1ega
pristaniS6a in Sc raise umaknejo
ma bliznje postojanke vzhodno in
severOvzhOdnO od Rige.