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Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
Stavka preprecena.

Velika stavka pomorScakov ma
tovornih parnikih ma velikih jeze-
rih je bila preprecena zadnjo MI
nuto. Bosi so Sc podali zahtevam
mije in privolili V povisanje pla-
ce. PoviSanje place IL $72 ma $95
in IL $45 ma $50 ma mesec "a razne
delavce ma parnikih ie emo maj
vecjih V zgodovini tie unije. Mad
$4,000 delavcev je dobilo povisano
place.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
IL zapadne fronte.

General Haig je re zadnJlh Stlrl
dni prepovedal raznim vojnim po-
ro6evalcem poslati kakorsnakOh
poro6ila IL te frOnte. Use operacl-
ie angleske armade na Flander-
skem so zavite meglo cenzorJa
in pri6akuje Sc vaznih pOrOeil, ko
nitro bo eenzura dvignjena. Tudl
nemSka poro6ila ne omenjaJo o
nobenih spopadih, kar znaci, da
Sc gen. Haig najbrz pripravlJa "a
odloGilen udarec nekje IA teJ
'front.'. ZnaGilno pa je pOrocilo
vOinega urada V Washingtonu, ki
analizira situacijo IA zapadnl
'front.' in doSlednO kaze, ola so Ia
yezniki omajali SovraznikovO moe,
nikakOr pa MISC iste razbih. MAJ
yaznejSi dogodki zadnjih dnj so
Sc odigrai ma belgijskem obrez-
ju, kjer so Anglezi pOtisnili Mem
ce nazaj in Sc priblzali raznim
nemSkim morskim priStanOm, ka-
tere namerava gen. Haig napaSti
IL suhega in tako zadati smrten IL
darec nemSkemu bOjevanju sub
marini. Zgleda, kakor da Sc Mem
ci pripravljajo "a umikanje ma
,veliki Grti. Kje Sc sedaj nahaja
britisko brodovje je skrivnost In
della sOvrazniku velikO Skrbi.
AmeriSki vOjni rad porOca ma
dalje, da gre mobilizacijo anne
riSke armade povoljnO naprej in
da Sc pri6ne V najkrajSem Gasu Z
zdravniSko preiskavO ostalih Sc
dem milijonov registrantov. 45 gu
vernerjev raznih drzav je to pri-
volilO, na ostale pa Sc najbrz ne
bO oziralO, kajti ljudje sami hOce-
10 vedeti pri Gem so III ce bOdO
potrjeni "a vojaSko sluzbo ali ne.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
AngIezi premagaIi Turke.
sTIRI cRUPF NEMSKIH LETALCEV JE SIN0C1 NAPADLo
MEsTo LONDON. LJUDSTVO zAHTEVA MASOEvA-
ME NoBENIH PORoCIIL IL zAPADNE FRoNTE'
Demonstracije v Essenu.
Indsko udvo prosi predsnka Wsona da Jim pomor dosec
sntonomiio Prpravleni posat deset milijonoV vo
akov fronto,

mladeniGev. Vzrok temu je to, ker
nj hotela britiSka vlada upoSteva,
ii zahteve 5000 ljudskih zastopni-
kov, zbranih na konvenciji, ma ka,
teri Sc ie narod odlo6il, ola prosi
svoio vlado "a autonomiJo V O.
kviriu britiSke Wade.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
S. N. zaspaI.
svARILI VAS sMO.

Pred nekaj tedni je zacel pro-
minuli "Slovenski Narod" (Bog
mu daj mir in pokoj in avstrijska
sablja mu maj sveti na onem sve-
tuD nabirati "a milodare "a TUNE
tSlovence starem kraju, da sc
jim pomaga. Znal je lepo prositi in
jokati, craven pa je pobijal vse,
kar bi slovenskemu narodu res
nici koristilo in pei slavo umirajo
ci Avstriji.
Mi smo takoj V Glas Svobode
zaceli rojake svariti, da so pre-
vidni in maj drzijo cente v zepu,
ker sedaj takointako ne morejo
pomagati rojakom starem kraju,
kajti denarni promet med Avstri-
jo in Zdruzenimi drzavami je pre-
kinjen in rojaki donna ne bi dobili
doticnega denarja, dokler Sc raz-
mere he spremene. KakO dolgo pa
bo do tistega casa nihee ne We, ce-
10 sam mogocni kajzer Wilhelm ne
We, ki je zacel to tojno, pa je ne
more ustaviti. Povedali smo, da
vsak cent, XII bi bill sedaj poslan v
start kraj bi sci "a move kanone in
move svincenke, katerih Avstriji
tako primanjkuje in bi lie Sc zavle-
kel trpljenje narodov.
Nismo Sc motili. Nase svarilo je
bilo ma mestu.
In danes porocamo tuznim ST.
Gem, ola je doticni list, ki je delo-
val "a blagor nase maeuhe, S svo-
jimi automobile zavozil blato, IL
katerega Sc nj mogel vee izvleei.
Podoben staremu, mrSavemu klju-
setu cifuta. XII kupuje stare cunje
in zeleznino, je obnemogel V svo-
jem lastnem blatu in poginil Ia
loStne Smrtl.
! Narod slovenski, zapeljan cd
Injega, zaluje sedaj, toda ne po
Injem, temvec pc dolarjih, katere
ie dial "a narocnino, mislec 81 ola
bo dobil automobile, toda cilinder
Zottijevega automobile Sc je raz-
letel, ker je Tone mesal v karbu-
rator prevec vode namesto gasoli-
ma.
Rojaki, Xxi so vsedli ma linn av-
strijaskega zagovornika, XII so mo-
goee kaj prispevali "a slovenski
narod starem kraju, maj nam
blagovolijo poslati svoje nakazni-
ce, tako da bodemo skusali zanje
dobiti nazaj denar. XII so ga NOR
da poslali "Slovenskemu Naro-
du" v ia namen, ako jim Zotti &
Co. ne vrnejo tega denarja.
! Apeliramo pa ma vse rojake, ka-
term je res mar dobrobit nasega
slovenskega naroda, ola skoeijo ma
pomoc Slovenskemu Republican
Iskemu zdruzenju prostovoljnini
prispevki in jih poSljejo ma tajni-
ka tie organizacije, G. A. j. Terbo-
vec, Box l, Cicero, ILL.,.
Vsak NAL dar bo V resnicno po-
moe naSemu narodu in "a vsak
cent bo izdan natancen racun. G.
Terbovec, je kakor je znano vsem,
glavni blagajnik najveeje sloven-
ske organizacije V Ameriki in kot
TAX viva zaupnost ne samo 10000
trojakov, temvec zaupnost celega
naroda. Cente, XII jih posljete Re-
publiGanskemu Zdruzenju, bo iz-
vrsevalni odbor porabil po svoji
najvecji previdnosti "a korist slo
venskega naroda, "a njegovo osvo-
boditev, XII je glavni predpogoj
fboljse bodocnosti "a mas trpeci ma
rod, ga krvaveco Slovenijo.
In kedar bo prisel cas-, da bode-
mo lahko 2 denarjem pomagali ro-
jakom v starem kraju, tedaj bo-
demo tenn obvestili rojake in te-
daj, in ne pref, bodemo kolektali
dobrovoljne prispevke, katerimi
bodemo blazii gorje in tugo nash
V start domovini. la sedaj pa ne
moreno zanje storiti prav mic, kot
edino to, da delujemo "a njih O.
svoboditev. Zato pomagajte Sc
daj.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02

Mesto San Francisco Sc .ie odlo-
clio, ola kupi poulicno zeleznico,
ma kateri sedaj vsluzbenci stav-
kajo.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
Vareujte S premogom.

Izdajatelj lista American Coal
Journal" je V dolgem clanku opo-
zarial vse velike industrije, ola
varcujejo S premogom, kajti zalo.
ge so male in vse zgleda tako, ola
bo liudstvo trpelo vsled pomanJ,
kanja premoga, On priporoea via,
di, da bi prepovedala vse velike
elektricne oglase in napise in pra,
vi, da bi samo V mestu New York
ma ia nacin prihranili mad 10000
tonov premoga ma dan, V dezeli
Sc bi ma ia nacin ma leto prihrani-
10 Is milijinov ton premoga.
Revni bodo to zimo hudo priza-
deti. Zvezna vlada je postayila
maksimalno ceno premogu pri ma
drobni prodaji. Doloeeno je, ola tr-
govci s premogom he smejo raeu-
niti vec kot 80 odstotkov vee kot
je bila cena premogu leta 1915. =
Chicaski trgovci so imeli svojo Sc
jo in so Sc izjavili, ola je to pre-
nizka cena in da he bodo mogli IL
haiati, ker leto 1915 je bilo izvan-
redno ugodno "a odjemalce, ker je
bilo ma trgu veliko premoga in je
bila toraj cena tudi veliko Mia.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
Izvoz premoga v Canado
ustavljen.

Washington. Administrator
"a kurivo, DR.. Garfield je ustavil
yes izvoz premoga Kanado, da
tako prepreci pomanjkanje pre-
moga po Severozapadu. Razni to-
vorni parniki ma velikih jezerih
so vsaki dan izvozili V Kanado o.
koli 10000 tonov premoga.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
Draginja.
Gospodinje bojkotirajo mlekarje

Chicago, Ill. = Gospodinje so
napovedale bojkot mlekarjem, ker
Sc jim zdi cena mleku previsoka.
Mlekarji zahtevajo sedaj 13 CEN
tov "a kvort mleka. Ia visoka ce-
ma Ia mleku je hud udarec "a de-
lavce in njihove druzine, naivec
pa bodo trpeli mali otroci uboznih
starisev, katerim bo nemogoce ku-
povati mleko. Zveza cikaskih GO
spodinj Sc je odlocila, ola rabi kon-
servirano mleko namesto frisnega
in to pa zaradi tega najvee, da bo-
do mogli mleko dobiti tisti, XII i
majo male otrocice, XII so odvisni
od mleka.
Zvezna vlada je posegla vines
in bo zacela preiskavati polozaj.
Justicni departement je mnenja,
da je V ozadju vsega tega kombi-
nacija, XII tira ceno mleku kviSku.
Cena mleku po nekaterih kra-
jih je cello mnogo vista, kakor pa
V Chicago. V Grand Rapids, Mich.
stane kvort mleka 16 centov. GU
vernon Philips IL Wisconsin, Sc je
izjavil, da je on "a to, da ina far
mar primeren dobicek, ne bo pa
dovolil, da bi Sc delavstvo V Mil
waukee in drugih vecjih mestih il.
koriScalo. Odredil je takojsnjo
preiskavo.
Glas svobode., 1917-10-02
Konjsko meso.


Ko Sc slisi po vseh krajih deze-
lie, da moramo varcevati s hrano
ie prisla novica IL Cincinnati, O.
hio, da so tam re zaceli mesarji
prodajati konjsko meSo. Porocilo
Sc glasi: "Konjsko meso je seda1
uradno odobrena vojna ekonOm'
ska hrana "a delavce tenn meStu
Najboljse mesarije mestu seda.
prodajejo konjsko meso in ljud
stvo ga kupuje in je. Dvajset sta
rih in hromih konj so ubili in ere
zali V .klobase, XII so zginile kot
kafra DO 10c funt. "
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
lnexpensiVe Fruit Cake.

This Southern recipe for cake is made without eggs. which is a decided advantage at the present prices. Mix together one cupful of light brown sugar, molasSeS and butter, a pinch of salt, heaping teaspoonful each of cin- namon, cloves and ginger, half a nut meg grated, one teaspoonful of lemon juice and a teaspoonful of soda dis solved in little hot water. Add two cupfuls of tloured, raisins, cupful of entrants, quarter cupful of citron cut in small pieces and the same quantity of chopped almonds. Mix all together thoroughly and add one cupful of boil ing water and then add flour enough to make 1t so stiff that it will hold the mixing spoon upright and bake in moderate oven for one hour.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13

with the branches, to give the effect of tree which has stood out in good, old-fashiOned snowstorm.
 Mica is then sprinkled over this cot ton to enhance the effect Place the large star at the tOpmoSt branch of the tree. Next find the best branches for setting the candle holders on. To place candles effectively is quite an art in itself, and only the most prominent tips should be used to point" the tree, as 1t were. After the candle holders are In place. suspend from each an 'icicle" of glass, such as can be bought by the dozen.
 Now begin the looping of the tree with the largest chains of silver balls, being careful to loop evenly, catching up each section on the branches in such way as to emphasize the tips and get symmetrical effect. Next faSten the small silver ornaments where they look best filling out the tree and adding to the balanced effect.
 Last take the strands of the silver thread (such as comes in packages) and beginning at the star, let this rain pour down from the star and fling misty cloak of silver all over
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
A WHITE TREE
Why Not Have GIistening Evergreen
 This Year2

A suggestion for an original trim ming for the all-important tree comes from a traveller in Russia. Instead of q tree with colored ornaments, this scheme remains all in white. To carry 1t out requires white trimmings, as fol. lows:
 Asbestos snow.
 White glass icicles.
 Powdered mica snow.
 Silver tinsal and silver thread.
 Large white silver Iarer star about eight to tea inches in diameter
 Silver glass ornaments. particularly balls and small novelties.
 Silver paper candy containers in form of animals, dolls. etc.
 White candles in plain. tnconspicu, ous holders.
 The usual fir tree is the basis. but at once the trunk is carefully wrapped with the asbestos snow to make it ap- pear white. This is also done part way
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13

the tree. To do this it must he divided and not used thickly in one strand. The Srgest star at the top should be almost buried in the thread the effect being to get 1t to resemble star which 'tWinkles" or which is seen through misty light.
 When finished the tree should look like silvery, snowy fir tree standing in it's own environment, but lit up and made resplendent by some inner Christ mas glory. It is indeed novelty and q soothing, peaceful tree of beauty, by which some of the overdressed and colorful trees suffer hy comparison. It's whole success lies in the careful symmetry of the trimming and the use of small ornaments of similar size.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
Brown Gravv-

To the drippings add a tablespoonful flour; mix well and add two eupfuls of cold water or enough water to make two cupfuls of gravy, d tablespoonful caramel and seasoning to taste; serve with a goose or duckling.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13

Drain, saving stock for the tomato soup. Brush bake dish with butter; sprinkle with breadcrumbs put in onions, pour over the cream sauce, cover with breadcrumbs and bake in hot oven until light brown.
 Sauce-Melt the butter, add four and stir until smooth add milk slowly, stir ring constantly until 1t is smooth and creamy; add salt and pepper and boil two minutes.
 Tomato Stars on Lettuce.
 Four eupfulS strained tomatoes, one teaspoonful finely cut onion, one-half teaspoonful salt. two tablespoonfuls Cranulated gelatin, one teaspoonful sugar, dash white pepper, dash paprika.
 Put the tomatoes and onion in sauce pan; boil ten minutes; add the season. ing and strain through fine strainer. Soak the gelatin in two tabespoonfuls cold wat, and add to the hot strained tomatoes; stir until dissolved. Pour out on plate or platter which has been rinSed with cold water. When firm cut into small stars with fancy cutter. Put lettuce lcaf on salad plate, lay the small stars on and serve with the French dressing
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
Escaloped Onions.

One quart of onions, one tablespoon full butter, one tablespoonful flour, one cupful milk, one and One-half tea spoonful salt, dash white pepper, one half cupful breadcrumhs.
 Put onions into pan of cold water, peel and cut into quarter-inch rings. Put into saucepan of boiling water and boil ten minutes or until tender
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
Only once a rear.

But how seldom Christmas comes only once year; and how soon il is over-a day and night! If that is the whole of it, it seems not much more durable than the little toys one buys of faker on the street corner
 But surely that need not and ought not to be the whole of Christmas; only a single day of generosity, ransomed from the duh servitude of selfish year. If every gift is n token of per sonal thought, q friendly feeling, and unselfish interest in the joy of others, then the thought, the feeling. the in. terest, may remain after the gift is made.-Henry van Dyke.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
neepinQ Lnr.sr,Ias.

Are you willing to remember the weakness and loneliness of people who are growing old; 10 stop asking how much your friends love you, and ask yourself whether you love them enough; to bear in mind the things that other people have to bear on their hearts; to try to understand the peo- pie who live in the same house with you? Then you can keep Christmas Henry van Dyke.
 His Fun.
 "I don't believe in giving expensive Christmas gifts"
 "Neither do I, but it's a lot of fun axpecting them."
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
Frozen Aoricots.

A can of apricots quart of water, cupful of sugar. tablespoonful lemon juice. Mash the apricots through col ander or strainer. Add water and sug- ar. Pack ice cream can with three parts ice and one part salt; then put mixture in. Let stand five minutes; then turn until stiff.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
Roast Duck With Potato Filling and
 Brown Gravy

Clean the duck same as any other fowl and fill with potato filling made as follows: Three cupfuls mashed pota- toes, one cupful breadcrumbs, one tea spoonful of salt, one and one-half tea spoonful grated nutmeg, One-eighth tea spoonful paprika, two tablespoonfuls poultry seasoning, one tablespoonful of chopped celery top, two tablespoonfuls bacon drippings, three tablespoonfuls dOur
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-13
Hints For Your Christmas Menu
Pineapple Appetizer.

Pare and grate half a pineapple and set in ice cold place until ready to use. Add two tablespoonfuls sugar to the pineapple and serve in cocktail glasses with little shaved ice. Garnish with a half of maraschino cherry.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
AMERICANS

BOSTON. April 23.-New York bats men fell upon Foster, Boston's relief pitcher in the ninth, scoring three runs.
 R. H. E. New York oo0200 223-s g Boston 001 130 100-6 13 4 Cullop. Love and Alexander; Shore, Foster and Cady.
 ATHLETICS 4; SENATORS 3 WASHINGTON. April g. - After having taken the lead in the eighth, Washington was defeated by Philadel- phia as a result of errors. Bush al lowed only three hits and struck out seven.
 R. H. F. Philadelphia 1OOON1 0O2- 6 3 Washington 100000 O3O-3 3 f Brsh and Meyer; Dumont Gallia and Ainsmith.
 No other games scheduled.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
GREAT FEATURE IS SECOND OFFERING BY
 NOTED SCREEN STAR

That the lust fer money leads to crime and even murder is the theme Nf "The Foolish Virgin" the novel by tNe noted author. Thomas Dixon which has been pioturized for Clara Kimball Young as her second Selz- rick-Pictures offering. and which was seen at the Orpheum theatre last night.
 The story of "The Foolish Virgin is intensely dramatic in character and offers the popular and beautiful Miss Young unlimited opportunities to dis 0lay every phase of her notable tai ,pts. Tn fact. in this second Seiznick "'cture Miss Young was seen to even greater advantage in The Common Law" her first production at the head of her own company.
 Albert Capellani. the noted French master of screen-craft. who produced The Common Law" also directed ''The Foolish Virgin" and this fact is r~ffirient to guarantee a photograph ically perfect picture The star is -''v supported by a company of play --s of the first rank. headed by Con
 -~v Tearle who also played the lead --~ male role in "The Common Law. :" md Paul Capellani who has been seen in number of Miss Youns's best pro
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. April 23.- Restrictions of wheat trading to the smallest vol ume in weeks was accompanied to- day by "a decided lowering of prices. but there was something of a rally af- rewards owing to notable falling off in the United States visible supply total. The market closed unsettled at 232 for May and 19794 to 19SA for July with the finish as whole ranging frcm Is decline to IF advance as compared with Saturdays latest fig ures. Corn closed $4 to 1A down and oats off 3s to 1s. In provisions the outcome varied from 21a loss to a rise of 17 cents.
 Admission that the wheat market had become temporarily somewhat ov- ersold was general in the last half of the day when the extent of the de- crease in the visible supply was ap- parent. The shrinkage amounted to nearly g4.000,000 and brought the total down to more than 2O,OO0,000 bushels under the total at the corresponding time last year
 Corn like wheat sagged from lack of aggressive demand. Oats had no independent movement. Trade was light. Heaviness of the hog and the grain markets weakened provisions and but an active buying movement as to hard led to a moderate general upturn Offerings dried up.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
Mining and Financial Neus
eY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK. April g. - Dealings in stocks today differed in no import ant particular from those of the past fortnight except that operations were on lighter and narrower basis. Such initiative as was seen at odd mom- ents owed it's impulse wholly to the professionals, who sold one group and bought another
 Events oyer the week end threw no new light on investment or specula- tive operations besides the ease with which banking interests absorbed the S2O0. .0O0. 900 of certificates placed by reserve institutions.
 Opening quotations were steady but soon became irregular. Liquida- tions of coppers added to the unset tlement of the forenoon.
 U. s. Steel scored a net gain of prac tically a point Rails were relegated to a place of secondary importance with no material alterations of prices Sales alpopnted to 415,OOO shares.
 Slight recessions were registered by investment bonds. Total sales par value s2,S4OOOO. U. s. bonds were unchanged on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
THEDA bkRA GREAT
 IN EAGLE P0TnpLAY

Mics T'eda Bara in the newest
 '~- To~ r1otodrana "T"e Tlser ---o'n"n w~a~s tHe ~'Cst m~~n' rnn. ''wrs e~on seen on tha screen. The T-0nAerful creations specially design- a1 for the famous ar.isre are shown '0 tNe various scenes of this great 0' 0torlav. They arc daring. original - st"~tIinelv gorgeous.
 They were specially made by fam ovs Parisian drossmakers wNo gave r~ecirl attention to the role Miss Ba- 70 was 10 0ortr'v. \ hewi'7r-inE lis '~ of ~"~nifCo-t fIrs delicate -e7 ~0vrs reoU-if1I a~euiur Cress- or7 7aintv street ottfva.
 "T1. Ti-e~ Woven" w~s tre feat ure last night at the Eagle It viil be re-e"trd this afte-noon -nl 7vcnire
 h- sewe theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
NATIONALS

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Brook- lyn defeated Philadelphia by bunch ing two singles and a sacrifice with Cravath's huff in the seventh. Oesch- ar and Mayer outpitched Galore.
 R. H. E. Brooklyn 100 900 2O0-3 3 Philadelphia 100000 OOO-1 6 l Cadore and Meyers: Oeschger, May " md Adams.
 PIRATES 2; CARDS 0 ST LOUIS, April 23.-Cooper allow nI only three hits and Pittsburg shut out St Louis. Cooper received per foct support which offset his wildness
 E.. E. Pittsburg 0110O0 O00-2 ' 0 St. Louis oO0oOO OOO-0 3 2 Cooner and Fischer; Watson Steele md Snyder.
 REDS 10: CUBS CINCINNATI Arril 23.- Cincinna- '' v-on s'noqing m7tch from Chicago "-'0to ~Nda a home run win two on '0eos i~ i've siytN. Pren6ergast sus- '-oA -n ir'u-el finee~ wien he at ~'-to' to ston Winoo's drive in the 
 R. H. E. "-icagO 020 100 100-4 Il 1 Cincinnati OO004 03x-10 13 1 Cn-tar. Hendrix and Elliott; Toney md Wingo.
 RAIN AT NEW YORK NEW YORK, April 23.-Boston-New York game postponed, rain.