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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-19
SHOES
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Leather Shoes $50 Pair


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-19
Gray Hair:


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Won Can Make II Yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-19

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Tudi Teddy Roosevelt .je obja-
vii "svoje" mirovne pogoje V ne
KEN clanku, V katerem pravi:
"PopruSena Nemcija pod VIA
do Hohcnzollernov je vecja So
vraZnica svobode, humanitete IN
mednarodncga prava, kakor je
bila Napolconova Francija. We
mimo Nemciji, kar nj njenega, in
stvar no reSena. Belgija in Fran
CHA morata dobiti, ker jima .je BIZ
10 veto pc sill Avstrija hi drza-
va, temvec zines narOdov, kjer
diva tiranizirata vse druge. Ogri
mai imajo svojo madiarsko Ogr-
sko. Nemci svoio nemsko Avstri-
jo in Italijani svoj Trst in
Trst. Maj Sc ustvari velika Srbi-
ia, velika CeSka in velika Rumu-
ska. Poljaki maj sc zdruzijo V svo-
il DRAW, he Same V ruski POLISH,
temvec tudi pruski in avstrijski
del jim mora pripadati. Turk
morajo IL Europe. Carigrad V ro-
kah demokraticne Rustic ne bo
skodil nikomur in Armenia mai
bo avtonomna i'll svobodna. Irsko
mora imeti ''home rule" in ravno
ia pravica pripada Dancem V
Slezvig-HolSSajnu in Fincem, T.
k%raiinccm in kavkazanom V Ru-
sill"
Roosevelt ina nekoliko po.jma
o evrcpskih razmerah, ali ne do
wolf. Nekateri njegovi pogoji so
povsem cpraviceni, drUgi so brez
podlage. DanaSnja Russia sauna ne
zahteva Carigrada in cato il ga nj
treba ySilievati. Med Jugoslavijo
in Veliko Srhijo jc razlika it'd.
Bio hi lepo cd Roosevelta, &c
hi sc IL srca ogreval vsaj IA sv0-
bodo narodov. Ali Teddy nj we'd
no tako mislii, kakor danes. Pred
par lett je p%otoval po Evropi -
tedaj ga jc Sc .vencala gloriola
pred kratkim oddanega predsed-
nistva Iedinjenih draw - in V
Berlinu je bill COST hohenzollern-
skcga kajzeria. Takrat Sc nic nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
o SOCIALNEM MIRU.

Razni ameriSki kapitalisti me-
MILO, da moraio dclavci V voinem
casu opustitf vSe zahtevc 20 zboij-
sanju s~vojega polozaja. Kajpada
utemeljujejo to $ patriotizmom.
Nekoliko Jill jc V tenn mislieniu IL
trdil tudi Gompers, ko ie govoril
o pOtrebi socialnega N III V dobi
vojne.
Mi hi Sc $ takim socialnim mi
rom popolnoma strinjali, ce hi i
nell v dezeli same take kapitali-
ste. Xxi hi razumeli poIozaj in bill
resnicno patriotiGni - ne lie 4 je-
zikom, ampak tudi 5 srccm.
TAX patriotizem bi jim moral
govoriti tako lie: Nasa dezela .ie
zapletena V vojno, in po geslu
"Our country, wrong or right
zelimo ,da zmaga. Kako il more
mo pomagati do image? Mas .jc
peScica in &c gremo vSi V franco
ske trence, he zalezc to doSti. Am
pax mi imamo tovarne. plavze, la
djedelnice, rudnike, zeleznicc,
farme, velike kakor kraljestva.
Use to ~potrebuje sedaj STRIFE Sam.
Use to mu damo ma razpolago;
maj porabi vse, da doseze najbolj-
81 uspeh.
Vemo, da TO ne hi bila izpolni-
tev vseh nash zahtev. Zedinjene
drzave he hi $ tenn postale socia-
listicne, kakor krice kapitalistic-
ma glasila, elm sliSijo lie besedico
.'Podrzavljenje." Ali mi znamo
biti potrpezljivi, pa hi sc "a en-
KRAFT zadovoljili s tenn polovicnim
korakom; potem bi pa delavcem
pokazali, kako dobe z osvoiitvijo
politicne moGi industrijska in
prometna podjetja V svoje rokc in
lahko izpremene monopole V ko-
lektivno lastnino.
Medtem hi moral delavci Seve-
ola govoriti $ stricom Samom, Co
spodom kongresnikom hi bio tire
ba dopovedati, da mora delavec Y
.iavni slulbi pray tako ziveti. ka-
kor V privatni, da potrebuje cato
place, kakrSne so primerne splo5-
MENU polozaju, da he SINE biti Z
IaIop, Il 10 ,,aJIny;.o
ola mora biti "a ~breZposelne pro
stora it'd. I'm ce hi bill gospodjc
k~or-resniki dovOl.i %razumni, da III
zakonito zagotovili opravicene
delavskc zahtevc, tedai hi bill V
dezeli lahko sOcialen mir.
Zedinjene drzavc hi $ tenn stOri
lie veliko delo, zlasti ker hi potr-
die, da Sc res bojujejo IA ideal
demokracije, in mi hi jim moral
verjcti. Obenem hi dale svetu kra-
sen zgled in pri delavstvu vsch
dezel hi 81 pridobiIc najvecje sim
patiie.
Ali doslej nismo opazili mic ia
kega %nagnenja pri ameriSkih ka-
pitalistih. Slisimo pac niihove
proteste proti davkom ma profile.
vidimo njihov napor, da III VISA
brcmena voiskovanja odvalili ma
dclavski razrcd, in &c kliccio pc
sOcialnem miru, ne p0mcni to "a
ME mic druzega, kakor pravico do
brezobzirnega izkoriScanja.
Ia takO ccno jc pa socialni mir
nemogoc. Torej Sc mora nadalje-
vati socialni BOZ 'povsod, kjer Sc
pokaze potreba. In delavstvo mo-
ra skrbeti, da BIO tudi V ten boju
mocno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
ChicaSka uciteljska federacija.

In vendar so moral ucitelii "a.
pustiti mocnejso organizacijo. a,
obvarujejo svoje najprimitivne;.
Sc interese. Da bodo osamlien;
slabsi, nego so bill v veliki zve,;
Sc razume samO oh sebi. Syo;;b
visjih interesov ne bodo moy;
varovati odvisni bodo cd milos,i
in kakor je znano ,je milost delo'
dajalcev navadno zelo skopa.
Toda ce imajo organizaciie IL
ia namen, da Jill morajo cIani
prejalislej opustiti, V Gem ie 10.
daj njihOva vrednost? Cemu iib
tedaj sploh snovati? IIdeja boiey.
ne organizacije mora biti teda;
sploh ~zgresena in namesto boia
je treba iskati sporazuma med de.
lavci in delodajalci. Preroki
"harmonije med delom in kapita.
lom" .imajo tedaj naposled lie
pray!
Ne. Nimajo pray. SluGaj chieas.
Ike uciteljske federacije ne uGi ME
drmZega, kakor da ne zadostuie
voditi BOZ lie Ma men polju, ma
drugem pa podpirati ~nasprotnika.
Da so Sc ucitelji strokovno orpa.
nizirali in pridruzili drugim stro-
kovno organiziranim delavcem. lie
bio re dobro. Ali dobro nj bilo,
da so ucitelji in Z mimi vred veSi.
ma delavcev prezrli politiko in pc.
liticno organizacijo.
Strokovno so Sc u%citelii boie.
vail IA svobodo z~druzenja. Poll.
ticno so pa volili naivecje sovra.
mike svojega zdruzevania. In pc
vsem naravno je. da so ii sovra.
zniki, elm so dobili moe V roke,
nastopili proti strokovni organi.
zaciii, Xxi Jim ie M poti. Nastopii
SO politicno, njihovo politiko so
podpirali sodniki, tudi izvolieni
cd tistih delavcev III uciteljev,
proti katerim scdaj izdajajo sod
nijske prepovevedi.
To je vedno enaka pesem. IT,
sti, Xxi so zatirani, Sc morajo resi-.
ii %zatiranja. A &c Sc vrSi zatiranja
gospodarsko in politicno, ie treba
tudi proti MENU nastopati gospO.
darsko i'll politicno. Kakor veljs
to "a chicaske uGitelie, velja "a
vse delavce. In dokIer he DO We
Gina delavstva razumela, da mora
biti tudi politicno neodvisna cd
kapitalistiov, torej da mora imeti
svojo laStno stranko, Xxi presojs
vso politiko iii ravna vedno 20
TEN poznanju, DO strokovna orga-
nizacija vedno prihajuiu tain
zagate in V katastrofe.
Sama politika ne zadostuje; Sd
ma strokovna organizaciia tudi
ne zadostuje: Obeh je treba in O.
he morata raynati sporazumno.
lie tako je mogoce zboljsati delav-
ski polozaj V sedan.ji druzbi; lie
tako je mogoce naposled prema-
gait sedanji druzabni red in osvo-
bOditi delavstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

V Chicago je u~citeljska organi-
zacija izstopila IL A. +. of l.. i'll
je prekinila vse zveze z drugimi
delavskbmi organizacijami sploh.
''Petnajst let je Chicago Teach
ers Federation" pripadala "A. F..
of L.; pc petnajstih letih izsto-
pa IL ME.
Uciteljska zvzea hi imela nobe-
mega spora 2 delavsko organizaci-
10. Ali po dveletnem boju je pri-
sla do zakljucka, da mora storiti
Ia korak, ce hoce varovati svoje
in svojih clanov i%nterese.
Ia zakljucek Sc zdi zagoneten
in vodi navidezno do teorijc, da
or~ganizacija nj dobro sredstvo "a
varstvo delavskih %interesov. &c je
treba opustiti organizacijo, da Sc
~varujejo interest uciteljev, tedaj
mora biti org~anizacija Skodljiva
rec -. In mi, Xxi neprenehoma pri-
porocamo organizacijo, smo mo-
rail- nekje zgreSiti, moramo biti
IN krivi poti.
SluGai ; chicaSko uciteljSko or
ganizacijo ic eden izmed mnogih,
Xxi navideZno vodi do takega "a
kljucka. Rudariem in kovinarjcm
in drugim delavcem sc je re dosti-
KRAFT zgodilo, da so morali odne-
haiti cd organizaciie, &c so 81 hotc-
Ii Ohraniti delo in : tenn vsakda-
njikruh.
uciteliem V Chicago nj razbita
njihova ozja organizacija - vsaj
doSlej Sc ne. Drugim dclavcem Sc
ie pogostoma pc izgubljeneni
Strajku organizacija popolnoma
razbila. In tedaj Sc nikdar nj
manjkalo takih, XII so napadali
vsako organizaciio in zabavljali
ceznjo, "dokazujoGi'', da imajo
delavci lie Skodo cd ME.
Slucaj chicaSke uciteliske orga.
nizacije kakor vsak drugi pa do.
kazuje, da 81 TO napacni sklepi.
Seveda je Y interesu uGiteljev in
utiteliic, ola ostanejo svojih
sluzbah. To njih interes .je priSel
V n%evarnost. odkar so sodiSca IL.
rekla, da je Loebov fcrman, Xxi
prepoveduje uciteliem clanstvc
pri vsaki delavski organizaciji
pravoveljaven. Ma podlagi tega
ukaza hi bill lahko uGitelje in ufi.
teljice pc mill wolff metali IL sluz.
be, dokler hi pripadali A. +. of l.
Toda ucitelistvo nina Interest,"
lie tenn da je V sluzbi. &c pa hoce
doseci primerne place in sluzbene
pogoje, ce Sc hoce varovati samo.
voljnega ravnanja, krivic in nasil.
silva, mu pomagati lie organi.
zaciia, ker je vsak posameznik
preslab, da hi Sc bojeval proti mo.
ci delodajalcev. In povsem narav.
no je ,da DO organizacija TEN boil
sluzila temu namenu, elm mocne.i.
Sa ie. Or~ganizacija vsega DELAY
silva je mocneisa cd organizacijc
samih ucitcljev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

govoril o nevarnosth pruske avto-
kracije, ampak Sc je ponaSal wi
'lemOvim prijateljstv0m. Razun
ieea mas pa njegovo scdanje pro-
tiabsolutisticno in protiimperiali-
stitnO m~isljenje re cato ne game,
ker hi znal Teddy sam 'biti avto.
Arat, ce hi lie dobil priliko "a to.
Sebe je Ma primer smatral sposob-
mega "a ameriskega cesarja in
svoie sinove "a prince. Posebpt
pristine torej njegovo dcm0krs-
ticno miSljenie lie nj
Steer pa Roosevelt na.jbrzc ne
DO zastopal Zedinjenih d,zay ma
bOdoGi mirovni k%onferenci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Gogoljev "Revizor" je najzna-
menitejSa komediia izmed vseh.
kar Jill je bilo Chicago V slovcn-
skem jeziku uprizorjenih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Kan pojdete v nedeljo?
Razume sc. da V Cicero, kjer IL
prizori Slov. soc. klub Stev. ! Re
vzorja'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

ko je bill V senatovi dcbati 0
spionaznem zakonu odstavek o
cenzuri trtan IL prediogc, ie koH-
gresnik Gard IL Ohio stavil mod.
ficiran odstavek V mile.jsi formi "a
cenzuro, Xxi je bill Sprejet Z 26O
prot 105 glasovom. Ia c%rtanjc cd
stavka prvotni formi. .ie glasova-
10 220 kongresnikov, proti pa 167.
Gardov spremembni predlog dale
pravico, da porotniki odlOcijo, &c
Je informacija koristiia sovrazni-
ku. Zadnji odstavek dovol.juje, ds
sc lahko kritizirajo akti in pOliti
ka Wade in njenih zastopnikov. c.
pride porota do zakljuaha, ia j
obJava koristila sovrazni'lu, tedai
lahko sodisce kaznuie c~5tozencas
$4,000 denarne kazni, ali pa ne
wee kot deset let jete. Sodiste
lahko izrece tudi CboJe: Denarno
globo do 10000 in deset let iece.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

kdor Sc nina vstopnicc "a RE.
vizorJa ", maj pride brez skrbi ns
ravnost Cicero. Dobi jo pri bla'
gajni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Ali bi sc YAM zdelo V tch rcsnih
cash p~rlJetno, da Sc cd srca ma
smcjete?
IedaJ pridite V nedel.jo pogle-
dat "Revizorja.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

Tudi Turcija ponuja, kakor poroGa "Idea Ma
Rusiji separation mir ma tel podlagi. da
sc odpro Rusiji Dardanele 2 trgovske in boine
ladje.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
SUFFERED 20 YEARS
AND WAS TOLD SHE
COULDN'T GET WELL
Railroad aMn's Wife Was In Miserable
Health Gains 5 Pounds on Tan
lac and Now Feels Fine.


Two months ago When ! was told
! couIu never sel NeII ] Almost sank
i'll despair out "h'h loon IahIat
Whlle ana louhd my 'rouples were all
gone ! IeIt Ilhe shouting lor JOY. salu
Mrs. D. ramsey WlIe OF "a Wen known
fireman Tor the NJ. Is a T. railroad,
ana IeSlulhE al Nv west rams ave
nue. san Antonio WhlIe IN warner $
druE store a lew DAYS age.
FoI more lhah twenty years, con.
uhuet MIS-. Ramsey my Kidneys ana
bIadu'i We're out OF order ana no one
KNOWS the suffering ana worry | had
to endure. would turn red ana nave
some KIND OF spells thaJ ] Just can [
describe ana ! was AFRAID TO come
down town alone. MY bladder was very
weak ana palniuI bothered me an the
time ana the hurting IN my Dach was
something awful About TWO months
ago was told ] could get no Iellel
IRON anything, IN lacI ] was given up
as a hopeless case, ana no one can
imagine no" discouraged ana despohd'
ent lelt My right mp ana side
pdIlleu me SO ! CouIu HaIuIN sl'hu 1t
and my hand ON that side would swell
twice ITS regular size. SIN years ago
! underwent an operation, my nerves
nave Deen all shattered ana ! maven |
heen unable to get a good nlghl $ sleep
since mat time. MY SKIN was yello"
ana an Wrlhhled up ana my eyes
would smart ana burE
surely no poor woman ever SUI
leIeu huch more thah ! ana ana no.
pouy coulu ne more EIai'lul loI any
lhlhE lhah ! am lor Whai laIIac mas
done ioI me- A very dear IiIehd gave
me my Ilisl Oollle OF IanIac ana II
mas acled more IKE miracle thah
LneuI'Ihe win me ana Drought me ihe
l!Si I'"I IeltI J. nave Iau III twenty
iont years. nave only Iaheh Two
noilir- so Iai ana nave actually gam
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this You must watch
your liver and bowels-thcre's no need
OF having a sallow complcxion-dark
rings under your eyes -pimplcs-a bill
ious look in your face-dull eyes with
no sparkle. Your doctor will tell YOU
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
his patients for years.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitutc for calomel are gentle in their
action, yet always effective. They bring
about that cxuberance Of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en-
joyed by everyone, By toning up the liver
and clearing the system of impurities.
iou will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. l0c and
25c per box. All druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
MuSterole on Threats
o and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop into Group, or worse. And thcn's
when you're glad you have a jar Of Mus
terole at hand to give prompt, sure re-
lief. 1t does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy,
Musterole is excellent. Thousands Of
mothers know it. You should keep a
jar in the house, ready for instant use.
1t is the remedy for adults, too. Re
leves sore throat bronchitis, tonsiltis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, plcurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches of back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds of the chest (t
often prevents pneumoniai,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30

Washington, April go Minor differ
ences in the measures passed by the
senate and house in the enactment of
the army bill into law are being con
sidered in conference The senate bill
provides for draft OF men between the
ages of twenty.one and twentyseyen
years while in the house bill the age
limitations are fixed at twentyone and
forty Efforts will be made to hasten
agreement SO that the completed bill
may be PLACID in the hands Of the pres
ident as soon as possible Plans for
carrying the provisions OF the measure
into effect have already been made by
the war department
Both senate and house adopted
amendments just before the final roll
calls which would greatly increase the
pay of enlisted men during the war
The house provision would make their
pay thirty dollars a month and that
approved by the senate would fix it
at twentynine dollars month. The
present pay is only fifteen dollars
Appropriation Postponed.
III Nll' lDuN' lN lllt ib0l llNllfli
Chairman Fitzgerald Of the appropri-
ations committee objected vigorously
to the appropriation of three billion
dollars carried in the bill for the eN-
penses Of the new army and the sec.
ton finally was eliminated Mr. Fitz.
gerald declared that to place this vast
sum in the hands of the secretary of
war would make of congress a mere
automaton' and promised that if the
section were voted down the commit.
tee would provide funds promptly i'm a
separate measure
Among the amendments adopted in
the senate was one which would per.
nit Colonel Roosevelt to recruit vol.
unteer force for service in France a
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
NEW YORK BONE DRY
FIVE HOURS EACH DAY
AS WAR MEASURE

New York. April 3O.-For five hours
each day New York City will be bone
dry after one o'clock tomorrow morn
ing under an order of Mayor Mitchell,
who took the step as a war measure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30

Hear Or W. +. Reimer, of New YORK
lecture on rs God Preparing to BleS,
All Nations?' High School Auditorium,
Monday, April 80, p. m. Free. 29-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
Fighting Scout

Now the single seat Gghun2 scout
Is the machine of the hour Such ma
chimes must stand the terrific strain
of fighting tactics rolling, looping,
nose diving side slipping. It is a
usual thing nowadays to see pilot
seemingly fall out of control two thou.
sand feet or more, then flatten out
and sail serenely away. The strain
of this maneuyrc is tremendous
The Associated Press correspondents
has talked with many British flying
officers of distinction and all agree
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work of the Cold. Druggists refund
money lift fails to cure. r. ". Groves
signature is on each box. Is cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
ARMY BILL POINTERS
MATTERS IN CONFERENCE AND
RECORD OF VOTING.

Pay Of Enlisted Men Increased During
War But Action on Appropriation
Defined. Clark Kitchn and Dent
Converted and Little Opposition Left
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-30
FIGHTING BIRD MEN
ONLY WAY TO LEARN BUSINESS
is IN AERIAL COMBAT.
Training For Fascinating New Service
Discussed BY Experts Who Antici-
pate Many American Recruits 90
Fierce Game.


IFFOW Il SUN Correspondent OI II'
Associated PresSI
British Headquarters i'm France,
April 3D. DNia LoudonD. Wholly in
formal but decidedly interesting con-
yerSatious between British and French
flying corps officers as regards the
possibility of early American particl.
patton in this fascinating phase of the
war have been going on behind t1e
lines here
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-02
lad Sem I. 2lpril bctrdot sic
JntcrcGienrate fir OarIeben 90

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ben @tonn oes atitteIltonbes, gerodt. gerIonat irnfere
nnf Sporiamfet be6igIihe 2iteratur-tuie Der gufona aunt
GrfoI8 in 2ebct 8enadt miro.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-27

last and & considerable number of others are rapidly reaching the finish ing stages. One of the vessels re- gently finished was constructed in the Seattle shipyards.
 The committee devoted considerable time to questioning the admiral re- latlve to the cost of ship construction and most of the committee appear to think that the profits allowed the cor poration are too high Bowles said that the American International Cor poratlon of Camden. New Jersey. will make 8 profit of six million dollars on twenty steel ships for the government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-27
AT THE DREAM

Tho 10th chapter of Pathe's great serial. "The Iron Claw under title The Unmasking of Davy." Is the lead CT at the Dream Theatre tonight. The story Is nearing the end, some strat- ling situations can be expected A Vogue comedy. hilarious and spectacu- lar. showing c bunch Of beauties danc- ing on the beach (bachelors and bald headed men requested to wear blinds) Is also on the bill. The show conclud- ca with q late Pathe Weekly. Next Sunday night Nance o'Neil" in "The the story.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-27
By Associated Press.


 WASHINGTON. Dec. PA note from the Greek government received by the state department through the Creek ambassador says that Greece wishes her citizens who are residing in the United States to enlist in the American army and will reward well all who will volunteer their services toward assisting and supporting the American arms.
 The announcement is being given wide publicity by the Greek ambass. ador and will probably result in thous- ands of Greek citizens joining the American volunteer forces.
 The Ambassador stated to inter- viewers today that the majority of tho Greeks in the United States ara flaw. orable 70 the allied cause and . large
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-27
GERMANS FAIL In FIVE
 ATTACKS ON MEUSE

ing directed to practically the same point. In one attack they were able to reach the French positions but were unable to obtain a foot hold in tho French trenches and. were driven back with heavy losses. leaving number of prisoners in the hands of the vlc- torous Frenchmep.
 The report says the Germans struck in great force, line after line of troops being hurled at the French line before the unusually heavy losses caused them