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The Washington times., 1918-11-16
MUST PROTECT j. S.
MERCHANT MARINE


America must provide protection
for her merchant marine il SIZE is
to compete successfully with other
nations. Director General Schwab, Of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, de-
clared in a statement here today.
"The whole people must pay for
the privilege of a merchant marine.
not the few who own the ships"
Schwab said.
1T will be necessary for the ma
ton to proyide protection for this
merchant marine which we are now
building. Whether it will be a form
OF subsidy or complete Government
ownership. l do not know. But pro-
lection must be devised to enable our
ships to compete with the ships OF
other countries. They cannot do so
under the present laws and condi-
tions"
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provide for your future.
The Washington times., 1918-11-16
HAVE new MINISTRY

RIO JANEIRO. Nov 16.=-Nfes
President Dolphin Morefras tooszzlhe
oath OF office as President Pre- tenn
of the Brazilian senate. yesterday, az
ternoon. Rodriguez AlVes, president
elect, was unable to assume office
owing to Illness. Es1S
The following ministry will takas6f-
flee today: rs.t
Domicio da CANA, foreign anaiys:
Urbano Santos. interior, and tn1tice;
Afranio De Mel1o Franco. public
works: Admiral Comes, sReirers,rlI ma
rine; General Cardoso. war: ApaFo
Cavaleanti, finance. and Perira, ,Li4a.
agriculture. -
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BOMB NEWSPAPER

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Nov. 16.-An
attempt was made here yesterday to
wreck the offices OF the Youngstpwn
Telegram by bombing One Of the
bombs planted just outside OF the
press room exploded. breaking wfh-
dows and crushing doors and cAher-
wise damaging the building. The
Telegram has been strongly pro-a1y.
and is one of Ohio's foremost drV
advocates. Several years ago an at
tempt was made to dynamite !, aths
home OF it's publisher. -r
The Washington times., 1918-11-16
ADVERTISEMENT
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The Washington times., 1918-11-16
GEN. SEYN KILLED

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 16.-MAjor
General Seyn. formerly governor gen
eral OF Finland, has been taken trnm
hospital at Kranstadt and either
drowned or shot. While governor, OF
Finland he was noted for the vigorous
methods he used to suppress any pop
ular outbreak.
The Washington times., 1918-11-16
WIRE CENSORSHIP ENDS.

The press censorship on cable.
postal. and land lines is discontinued.
effective at once, the censorship board
has announced.
The Washington times., 1918-11-16
TO. HONOR FRANCES HEROES.

PARIS, Nov 16--The French Acad-
emy has decided to hold next Thurs
day a special election session at
which, It was stated, Marshal Foch
and Premier Clemenceau probably
would be entered without contest
The Washington times., 1918-11-16
CATO SELLS I'LL.

FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. 16R!fh-
dian Commissioner Cato Sells, -1oR
Washington. who has been touring
the oil fields, was brought here to-
day Ill with influenza lsS
The Washington times., 1918-11-16
LATIN REPUBLICS FELIcITATE.

Congratulatory cablegrams from the
Cuban. Bolivian. and Uruguayan SEN
ates on the successful conclusion of
the war were handed to the Senate
yesterday by Vice President Marshall.
buy War Savings Stamps today and
provide for your fature.
The Washington times., 1918-11-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.

A free lecture on Christian Science
will be delivered tomorrow afternoon.
at o'clock. In Polls Theater. by Paul
Stark Seeley, c. s.. OF Portland. Ore.
8 member Of the board OF lectureship
OF the First Church OF Christ, Scien.
list, in Boston The lecture will be
under the auspices of the three Chris
tian Science churches of Washington.
Mr.. seeley will be introduced by HI
ram W. Hayes
The Washington times., 1918-11-16

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provide for your future.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
STEAMER SUNK; 343 LOST
Sinking Of Princess Sophia Worst
Disaster on Pacific Coast.

Sinking Of Princess Sophia Worst
Disaster on Pacific Coast.
Seattle, WASH, Oct. 2s.-Three hun
dred and forty-three persons, most Of
them outbound Alaskans and resi-
dents Of the Yukon territory, lost their
lives when the Canadian Pacific steam
ship company's passenger steamer
Princess Sophia was battered last
Thursday by storms, dragged across
Vanderbilt reef and dropped to the
bottom Of Lynn canal, an arm Of the
inside passage not far south Of Skag-
way, Alaska.
mo survivors," read the wireless
message today from Juneau, Alaska.
Shipping men said the loss Of the
Sophia with all aboard was the worst
marine disaster in the history Of the
Pacific coast.
The vessel, 1890 tons gross, has
been plying in western Canadian and
southwestern Alasak waters.
Lists Of passengers and details Of
the wreck were not available tonight.
The vessel, it was thought, was carry
ing a capacity load Of passengers.
nearly all northerners, who had taken
the last steamboat UP the Yukon
river before the ice formed and had
boarded the Sophia at Skagway.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
Germans Fear insolvency.

Amsterdam, Oct. 2s.-Public anxiety
over the solvency Of the empire APP
parently is becoming acute In Ger.
many. The boarding Of money has
become SO rampant as to canse great
Inconvenience. There has been a gen.
eSal run on banks to close accounts
and the theft of hidden funds is OF
daily occurrence.
The German government is turning
out new currency at top speed, but
according to the Loleal Anzsiger Of
Berlin, it melts like snow when the
sun shines, and the customary back
aow into the state Golfers has ceased
completely. The Reichbank in the
third quarter Of the year issued the
unprecedented amount Of four billion
marks in new money, or nearly twice
the amount issued in the same period
Of the last. In the first three weeks
in October alone the bank issued one
and one-quarter billions Of marks in
new money.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
Steady Pressure Of French and
American Forces Is Tell
ing on Meuse Line.
10000 ARE CAPTURED
New German Divisions seInu Poured
In Have Been insufficient to
Stop the Steady Allied
Advance.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The German
defense lines on the most vital sector
In France-the Argonne- Mouse 'front.'
are beginning to crack under the
strain of steady pressure by French
and American troops. An early break
ing of the German resistance and the
advance Of the French and American
armies on a wide front toward the
great trunk railway which is the ina
mediate objective of allied operations
is predicted by many officers here.
Since the Americans began. the
present battle they have inflicted more
than 10000 casualties on the enemy,
freed 40 villages and 4S7 square kilo-
meters Of French territory, and have
captured 10000 prisoners besides the
German wounded who fell into their
hands.
Official statements indicate that new
German divisions are being poured into
this sector and show the anxiety Of the
German high command over the situa-
Ition. General March, commenting to-
day on the military situation, brought
out very clearly the efforts the enemy
lis making to meet the American ad-
vance.
! I'm front of our own troops in the
Argonne." he said, "a very large mass
of German troops has been concen-
trated, since it is imperative for the
enemy to protect the railroad limo
which runs from Mezieres to Metz"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
zEEBRueGE MOST DEsoLATE
Important Buildings and Great Cen.
ters Are Heaps Of Ruins.

Important Buildings and Great Cen.
tiers Are Heaps Of Ruins.
Washington, Oct. 26.-Zeebrugge IL
the picture of desolation, according to
dispatches received at the Belgian
legation. The Somaphore, the build
ings Of the Compagnie Maritime and
the Solvay Chemical Works are heap
Of ruins. On the Mole itself all the
buildings have been destroyed and the
system Of railway tracks and overhead
cranes is out of commission. After
the passage between the Mole and the
shore had been partially closed by
British submarine during the raid Of
April %, the Germans set up two
heavy guns, commanding the APP
proaches to the harbor. A great deal
ief sand has dropped into the harbor,
between the passage back Of the Mole
and the entrance to the Bruges canal,
where the wreck Of the British cement
laden vessel, sunk in April, still ID
lying.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
RutlhenIans.

Ruthenian is the name given 10
Christian inhabitants Of what was for.
merly known az 'Littls Russia," living
IN what 10 eastern Austria, and also in
southeastern Poland. They use the
ancient Greek liturgy translated into
the old Slavonic tongue, though Ro-
man Catholics protesting obedience to
the Sec Of Rome. They have Q mar.
risd secular clergy. following what is
known o. the use Of 81. Basil. It
should, however, be noted that the
nams 10 sometimes loosely applied in
Canada 70 several Russian sscts living
- ~ WaA
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
FALL OF OBJECTIVE IS NEAR
Pressure on valsnciennes Gives Prom
ise Of Early Capture.

Pressure on VaIsneIennes Gives Prom
ise Of Early Capture.
Paris, Oct. 2s.-The fall Of valen-
.ciennes is imminent, If it has not al
ready occurred, the Petit Parisien
says.
'.The chief stronghold Of the second
German line is gone, its center in
vested. It is the object of direct as
saults and local 0utflanking move
ments which will soon smash It," the
paper continues. "The operations Of
General Debeney's army north Of
Guise and those Of General Mangin in
the direction Of Marie constitute an
increasing danger. The Escaut line
may y considered as lost; the sambre
line will be taken shortly. We can
foresee that the enemy will retreat to
the Meuse."
The Matin says that all information
tends to show that the Germans cannot
long resist the allied offensive.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
American Gas Most Deadly.

New York, Oct: 2e.-Gas shells pre-
pared in America are more deadly than
any 80 far made in Germany and their
fumes can penetrate even the most
modern gas masks, Major H. w. Duffy
OF the British-American gas service
declared here In a lecture before the
Society Of Chemical Industry. Major
Dufty said that in tours of the battle-
delds In France he had observed hum
dreds Of Germans, all Of whom wore
masks Of the latest German design.
killed by American gas.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
n. D. GETS QUOTA OF ITO
state to Have Good Representation In
Officers TRAINING School.

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 26.-Maior M. =.
Steele Of the United States array, in
charge Of military training at the
North Dakota Agricultural, college, has
received notice that this state will be
entitled to a quota of 10 men for in,
duction into an infantry officers
training school to be opened ut Camp
Fremont, CAL, on December 1. All
draft registrants will be eligible, sub
ject to personal, physical and educa-
donal qualifications, except registrants
In Glass who registered before Sep
TENDER IL, and registrants in deferred
classi1cations on account of Industrial
occupation including agriculture.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31

On 70 Him.
Il can't live properly ON $76 week"
complained the young man. Eyes, you
can" said his guardian. 'sThe real
trouble Is you went to live improp
erly."
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
Nothing Official il Peace Talk.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-There is no
official information here Of the various
interesting rumors coming out Of
European neutral countries regarding
developments in Austria-Hungar and
Turkey. An offer Of surrender from
Constantinople has been expected mo-
nentartly for days, but no notice Of Q
new proposal has reached the state de-
partmsnt. Likewise the department
heard only through the press the re-
ports that Vienna newspapers were
publishing announcements az peepaSar
ton for Austrian demobilisAelaA.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
FIrst-Known InveIepe.

First-Known Envelope.
The first envelope Of which there ~
any knowledge inclosed letter sent in
1895, by Sir William Turnbull to Sir
James Oglive. The epistle, with its
coverings. is still preserved in the Brit
ish museum.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
Allied Leaders In Conference.


London, Oct. 2S.-Premier Lloyd
George and Foreign Secretary Balfour
have gone to France with British mill
tary and naval advisors, it is supposed,
for conference with French and allied
leaders upon the conditions upon
which an armistice might be allowed.
1t is stated, however, that 1t may bs
authoritatively understood that the
allied governments will not reveal
their armistice terms until GGmany
has replied to President Wilson's last
note, which, it was probably, expected,
would contain more than the mere fact
that Germany was waiting for terms
Of an armistice.
General ludendorff Out.
General Ludendorff, the reputed
brains of the German army, the man
who poromised that he would crush
Great Britain and France before the
United States could get under way in
military sense, has resigned his po-
sition as first quartermaster general,
and Emperor William has accepted
his resignation.
British Gain In Asiatic Turkey.
While continued gains are being re.
ported for the allied cause in all areas
Of the western front and on the Piave,
where the Italian and British forces
have scored great success, the British
In Asiatic Turkey have captured
Aleppo in Syria and are driving ahead
on both banks Of the Tigris in Meso-
potamia, with the Turks unable to
check them.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31
Rejoinder Understood to Con-
tain Little but Reiterations
of Previous Note.
.LUDEND0RFF RESIGNS
Emperor William Has Accepted With.
drawal Of Man In Supreme
High Command, 1t ls
= Alleged.
) GERMANY AWAITS ARMlsT,cE

o Washington, Oct. 2s-Dispatches s
o unofficially received here state 9
9 that the German government has
o prepared a rejoinder to President 9
o Wilson's last note, in which, after 8
o again referring to the far-reach- 6
. ing changes which have been 9
. carried out and are being carried 6
o out in the German constitutional
o structure, to which the military 6
= powers have been made subject, i
o it declared that Germany is now
. awaiting proposals for an armis- &
o tice. &
A a a a a a a Az - A a A \
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31

Favors Absolute Abstsntlon.
A recent report Of British experts
1avors absolute abstention from
strong drink, but supports the use Of
light wines and liquors.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-10-31

1t cannot be said truthfully that
President Wilson's reply to- Berlin
aroused any wild enthusiasm. Most of
us felt as did Senator Ashurst of Ari-
IONA, who said: II would have told
Germany to go ito HE'LL Less blunt
critics Of the president felt that the
only reply called for was demand for
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vYDANi AMERICKEHO NARODA.

= National Woman Liberty Loan Committee Washingto-
nu rozesa zpravy dfadovny vadn pokladny prijmech
vydanch, ktere budou nase cenafe jiste zajmat.
Co penezi kere jsme ohromnem valecnem podniku
vyda byo zskano uspoko kazdeho obcana Spoenych Sta
ma prehed pres vykonnost nas vlady DIE toho co
dosud byo vykonano mas poucue este kazdy yden
mes{c msime vykona dokud vaka nebude vyhrana
q dobe miru rocn vydan nas vady byo kol ednoho bill
lionu doIaru bezcim 1918 do konce mesce cervna
kongres povol vydaje o00o Pro rok 1919
kogres vydae vlady z nynejsim zasedani povo $24
$50, 700.
Casio obdivujeme e ohromne castce kterou kongres
vydaje povouje. bezcim 1918 vada vydala $12
967O24714 Mimo toho dobu valky 1917 vlada
pGjcia spojenc1m 1886 100000. .t4 Al ~et4ta
Dokud Amerika nevstoupa do vaky, stfedn mocnosi
domnivay spoenc nancne vycerpan ejich vitez
sv re jest ste Nemecko, ktere SO rok valku ppra
vovalo zafdio 81 prmys ably vsechny potreby 81 mohlo
vyrab6t penize stale en donna obehu udrzovat
NaSi spojenc, kteTi valku nepocta, musel vetsnu
ych potreb kpoyat rhu spojenyh satech Ia dobu
neutrality jeich duh zde yzrostl $9,453,524547
Nrod jako jednotlvec kdyz chce neco koup must mit
penize neb liver Nasm spojencdm nedostavalo oboho
My sme postarai. My sme Jim poskyti penfze u
Ia rok 1917 1918 vlada pdjcila spojencum $685.,
100000. Zaruky istoy tuo pujcku sou ulozeny
kladne Spojenych Statu. ue. #+r
Velce dulezite jest pro nas spoenc penize y wy
kona Oni kupova Cd psenc kukuiici bavlnu, uhli
rudu nasich tovaren kupova vaecne poreby bez tech
nemohli vact. tax nase pujcky utracei nasem rhu
Behem roku 1913 mas vyvoz obnasel $4,000 600, 900.
Veka vesna tohoto zboz bya dodana nasm spojencdm,
ably ech nase valka byla vyhrana Zamavo jest nasi
spojenci penez tech $500 100000 venova pro vypomoc
Belg Srbsku Belgii pomoci te rikaj pozehnane pc
nze pujcky Spojenych Satech bylo koupeno $780,
100000 ob, "a 100000 masa $500, 0O0O ba-
vny. .ets.n.r s e.'reE
TO sou csice kter6 castecne obasnuji jak penze
byly utraceny Nase pucky zachrany spojence tim chra
ny mas, neb b6da Amerce kdyby byo Nemecko vyhralo
nez Spoene Stay byly srzeny do vky Poskynum pomo-
spojencum, pomohl sme sami sobe Vyhra Nemecka by
byl dpadek svobody demokrace ceem svete PAX ami
Amerika by il nezachranila.
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~
MAS LID.

Minim ovssm jen skuteeny
mas lid, ktery nejen cesky m,u-
vi, ale c'3sky citi a ,je hotov i
X takovym obetem, iakych jedi
ne poctive, vlast a narod mi
lujici srdce je schopno.
Nasi hornici v severnich &C.
chach dostatek dokazali, ze
Eaterska rec. jest jim svatou,
tfeba ze by' 0 Jim trpeti "a to
krute pronasledovan: cd fana-
tickych Nemca a Cechl odro-
.dilcl. Tuto lasku2 k rodne feci
pI'enesli pres Stroke more do no
We domoviny, do volnejsiho o.
vzdusi, odkud s, touhou Ia eta
ii mySlenkami zpet Go porobe-
ne vlasti. Kdyz pax v litici va
lacne zas'ehl blesk ceske revo-
l1ce, byl to nejdrlve mas lid a
riczi MIN cestf hornic;, kteri po
chor,l'i, CO jest jejich povinno-
sti a pocali die sil svych a
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tickemu" poslanci Breitrovi,
kdyz oaiizdel re zajeti ruske
no zp6t do Rakouska a jiz se
bou re zajetl privezl n6mecko
nacionalni posianec Malik. Jak
znamo, Malik cast brozury pred
.Gital V parlamente ceskym po-
slanc0m dial jis jinym ina
terialem" ministerstvu valky
jake podklad k zakroceni proti
velczradnym Cechum. Nez teh
.dy - vice nez pred rokem .ra-
kouska vlada nechtela s ceskou
'vclezradou delat zbytecny ra-
mus a spokojovala Sc tim, ze il
die nejlepsi sve moznosti. igno
Frov;lla.
Nyni vsak, kdyz doslo uzna
nj Francii a konecne Velkou
Britanil, rakouska vlada svou
pstrosi politiku zamenila "a
stvan &c proticeske, ktere 20
vsem minou sc dokonale svym
c(len. Do krajnosti rozvztekle
ma mad odmitavou odpovedi &c
skych vudcd, kteri naprosto 81
zakazai' .ak6koliv zadosti "a
projevy proti prof. Masarykovi
a Narodni Rade, nyni sc snazi
dokazat, ze Narodni Radu v "a
hraniii pik Go neuznava, ze
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RAkOUSkO Sc SNAZf MAR
NE ROZVRATIT JEDNO
TU NARODA.
Operuje Dyrychov0u afsr0u a
"Gcsk0slOvenskymi bolseviky",
CeSkoslovenska Tis. Kancelar

Ceskoslcvenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. C. - Hned
DO uznani Narodni Rady Vel
kcu Britanii, rakouska vladni tt
skova sluzba zaplavila nemec-
ke iisty videnske a prostrednic
twin jich ostatni tisk nemec-
Ky a mad'arsky Zaplavou clan
XII, jez nemaji' 'jine tendence
nez vyvolat donna stranicke roz
b2oje a verejnost neutralni a
mozno-!i j spojeneckou misin-
formaci. Nejoddanejsim HAS
nymi tro'lbami ovsem v tonic
tazeni jsou- zidovska Neue
Freie Presse jeji konkurent
krest' t'anslcc-socialni Reichspost,
Nere ovsem vedou kazdou stva
nici proticeskou jiz po dlouha
leta. Oba listy prinesly doslov
ny skoro pfeklad zname brozu
ry bin. roslance Dyrycha, kite
rcu tent, sam DIAL pied casem
eYclnemu = nemeckemu socialis
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schopnosti pomahati v boji 0
svobodu sveho nAroGs.

schopnosti pomahati v boji 0 !
svobodu sveho narods.
Prikladem jsou nam nasi hor
nlci DillonvalA. Byli z venkov
skych obci mezi prvnimi, kteri
zalozili odbocku Ces. Mar. Sdru
zeni, kterou pax X Will ziskani
vetsiho prijmu Old c.tenu zmenili
V odbocku Delnicke Rady. Po-
znal jsem je v lete, kdy poru-
clkem ceskoslovenske armady
byl jsem mich ma agataci. By
.d1 roztrouseni mezi kopci, po-
ctem asi stopadesat rodin poci-
tale to i bratry Slovaky. vi
rialem mest.cku, jednim chu
dym hotelem, v. jehoz mistno-
stech visi papir Sc stropu kde
hoste jsou nuceni myti Sc ma
+chytane destove vode, pone-
yadz vodovod tam nemaji, po-
stavili 81 nasi krajane Narodni
Sin, vlastne upravili k tomu IT,
celu koupenou budovu a tam
schazi Sc ku spolecne praci pro
dobro ceske veci. Tento mesic |
usporadali bazaar We prospech
|ceskos.oven armady a prici-
|nenim, ktere by melo slouziti
'vsem nam "a priklad, vyziskali
$2784.74, pravim d,a tisice Sc
DIN set osmdesat ctyri dollary. |
TAX mala osada prlsp6a nasi
syate yeci tax znacnym obno-
sem, re prumerne ma kazdou' o |
sobu pfipada tener dvacet dol
Ilari.
Dil'onva,skym c3choslova-
kun budiz "a to cest.
Josef Masek. |