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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
LIsTNICA

l.. r.: To je vpraSanje, ma ka-
tero ne more noben astronom cd
govoriti. Ma Marsh Sc je re mar
sikaj opazilo, ma primer velike
snezene plohe okrog polov, Xxi Sc
v topic mtasu tajajo, takozvani
kanali it'd, ampak takih daljno-
gledov nj, da hi Sc moglo dogma
ii, te live tam inteligentna bitja.
Ne pozabite, da je Mars cd zem-
lie 8 miljonov kilometrov odda-
lien, kadar sta 81 najblizja, ka-
dar sta najbolj cd sebe, pa 39I
miljonov kilometrov. Gotovo pa
Je, da ina Mars pogoje "a zivTje-
ME, XII bi bio nasemu podobno in
mnogo znamenj potrjuje mnenje,
da je obljuden z inteligentnimi
bitji. e
Andrej p: Ivan Cankar nj lie
jake dober, ampak tudi jake plo-
dovit pisatelj. &c bi bila njegova
della izsla ma primer V a~nglesGini,
bi bill svetovno znan. Da nina slo-
venska literature skoraj nobene
velJave V tujini, dasi bi jo neka-
terra della pray gotovo zasluzila,
nj toliko pripisati dejstvu, da
smo majhen narod, ampak veil
ko bolj naesmu politicnemu po-
lozaju, katerem nismo imlei no.
bene samostojnosti. Sal ve6inoma
nj lie slovenska literature, ampak
slovenski narod sam neznan pc
svetu.
Radovednez: Planinke Sc dobe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
Stranka
TAJNKOM JUGOSL. SOCIAL
STICNIH KLUBOv MA
ZNANJE.

TajniStvo j. S. Y. ina zopet sit.
nosti z ekspedicijo poSte. Pisma
prihajajo redno = brez zamude,
toda odhajajo neredno - z "a.
mudo in vcasih Sc posiljatve tudi
"zgube."
VISA naroSila Sc odposiljajo pc
yrsti, kakor ~prihajajo, in &c nj
posebnih zadrzkov V uradu, SO
~cdposlana najkasneje V teku sti.
rib dni. Posebni zadrzki, XII lahko
nastaneio OBJ casu revizije, po-
dalisajo ia rok morda "a deset
dni, in ne wee. V TEN casu bi mo-
raj torej vsak tajnik dobiti naro-
Gene stvari; 6e Jill ne dobi( lahko
racuna, da je zadela posiljatev
kaksna usoda ma poSti. Mad TO IL
codo nina t~ajnistvo nobene kon-
irOle in tudi nj zanjo odgovorno.
V tenn izrednem 6asu Sc more
Storiti samo to, kar sc more, ne pa
tisto, kar sc ne more.
Tajniki klubov maj to vposte-
yajo in maj "a vsako narcotic ma
10 potrpe. Ker so raZmere take,
ie priporocljivo, da narocajo tai
niki stvari vedno poprej in ne
sakajo zadnjih dni, ko je ma pra-
gu klubova seja. To bi bill "a Sc
daj edini nacin, da sc odpomore
zakasnitvam, HI so tajnikom klu,
bow tako neprijetne, kakor tajni-
stvu Zveze. Sedanje razmere mas
sihjo, da Sc Jim priIagodujemo; to
Sc pravi, da Jill poznamo in il
Min izvajemo koristi "a nase gi
bsnje.. sc,. afi-js
Tajnistvo j. s. 2.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Sin prebavljalnih organih. Tri.
%nerjevO ameriskO grehko vino ie
podobnO rocnim granatam. Seisti
zelodec in prebaylialne dele re-
lodca tako Gisto, da Sc odstrani
vsaka %nevarnost. V slueajih IA
prtja, nervOznosti, neprebave, ma.
petosti, glavobola, izgube enerzi-
je in DIR. odstrani Trinerjevo ame.
risko grenko vino vzrok bolezni.
povrne ~prebavnost, pozivi zivce in
utrdi YES sistem. PRAY kot lie Mr..
Fabian Hladnik, Schenectady, n.
Y, nam pisal 20. februarja: "Tri-
nerjevO ameriSko grenko vino me
naredi zdravega in mocnega."-
Cena $1.10. Pc lekarnah. - Tri-
nerjev Liniment daje nitro in us
pesno pomo6 prot revmatizmu,
nevralgijis napetju. Ceaa 80 in
65c, pc lekarnah, pc posti As in
T5c. Jos. Triner Co, kemisti, 1888
1884 SO Ashland Ave, Chicago,
iii. (Adv.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
NAZNANILO.
West Frankfort, Ill.

Tukajsnji klubi j. S. u. st. 1873,
l92 in 200 obdrze dine "a. marca
!. 4 prvo skupno konferenco v
West Frankfortu. IzvOlil sc BIO
konferencni odbOr "a tekoce leto
Ma dEevnem redu bo veG vaznib
stvari, cato pozivljam vse tukaj-
snje clane, da Sc polnostevilno
udeleze te prekoristne stvari.
Pridite vsi do zadnjega!
y soc. pozdravom
Frank Pergar, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Sodruga Jaucha prosim, da maj
xosa drugega postavi ma mole
nesto, ia zsem bill prevzel posel,
ker bi bill rad delal "a klub, ko-
likor bi bio V moji moGi. Ali me,
nj 80 delodaialci prekrizali raeu.
ne, her so mi ponujali lie 80 cen
TOW ma uro, kar je pa V danas
Nth easih premajhen zasluzek
Tedaj SEN zopet moral welt kov
Seg ma rame, pa V drug kraj
trebuhom "a kruhOm.
Pozdrav vsem sodrugom, pc
sebno pa Slovencem in Sloven
kan v C~onemaugh.
Harry Gorenc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
La Sale. Ill.

S tenn mammalian, da sem bill
ma zadnji sell kluba st. 4 izvoljen
"a tajnika. Ia organizatorja je
izyoljen Math. Vogrich.
Obenem mammalian, da Sc pri-
hodnja seia vrsi v nedeljo 7. april
Ia t. l., takoj pc sell drustva "Tri-
CLAW. Ker je seja jake wanna, a.
peliram ma vse sodruge in sodru-
zee, ola sc je gotOvo udeleze. Pri-
petite Sc wee novih clanov V mas
klub.
Vas "a socialism
Justin Zajec, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
Tajnikom Jugosl. socialisticnih
kluboy, ma znanje.

Glasovnicf o iniciativi kluba
St. l, da 81 postavi Zveza ma sta
lisee %avtonomnih sekcij, so raz
poslane. Klub, XII ne bi dobil gla,
sovnic, mai takoj naznani tajni
stvu ,da Jill ponovno poslje. Pc
leg klubov, XII so podpirali inicia.
tiyni predlog in so Objavljeni ma
glasovnici, so poslali podporo sc
sledeci klubi st. so, S3, 50, 1S9
l32, 118, 10, 81, 1877, 5, 1913, 176
1874, 1873, ia, 2, 1875, 1875, Al.
Tajnistvo J. s. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
La Sale, Ill.

Tenn potion mammalian vsem
Slovencem La Sale in okolici,
Ga DO v nedeljO, "a. marca, keg-
Ilenje. Cisti dobiGek je namenjeu
"a nakup majniskih izdaj "Pro-
letarca" in "a podporo "Proletar.
eu'. Rojaki, pokazite, da je nasel-
bna La Sale naselbina zavednih
IN naprednih delavcev. Dobitkor
Je wee, kar vsak razvidi liz ''ps-
kov. Justin Zajec, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
LIsTNIcA u~pRAvNrsTvA.

Pri soc, klubu v Detroit, Mich,
Jim je preOstalo deset koledarjev,
letnik 1918. Ako kdo zeli kupiti,
maj pise ma sledeci naslov: Joe
Drobnich, 800 Farnsworth Ave,
Detroit, Mich.
lmena darovalcev, listu V pod
poro priob6imo drugi teden.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

premog. Sedaj so Gene "a
tono premoga sledeee: $3.15 IA
run OF mine, $40 "a izbrane
kose in $3.50 "a presejan premog.
Gene veljajo "a premog pri rud-
niku.
Gene "a premog, XII prihaja S
premogovega polja pri Des Moi
nesu in Aubiiu, Iowa, ostanejo ne
spremenjene.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

tudi pc slovenskih hribih, in Sc
pray krasne.
Vojak-socialist: Tako kakor vi
"ljubi' Sc marsikdo kajzerja; ola
bi Vas veselilo, &c bi ga dobili V
pest, Yam verjamemo in mi hi
Yam cd srca eestitali, &c bise YAM
to posrecilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

T~ovarnarji V New Yorku, XII
izdelujejo belo perilo, so napravi-
Ii : svojimi delavci, XII rezeio
platnO in drugo blago, novo po-
godbO. Pristali so ma IS ur della V
tednu in en- dollar povisanja te-
denske mezde "a delavce, XII pre-
jemajo $l2 ma teden. Delavke, XII
prejmejo mani kot $l2 tedenske
mezde, dobe povisano mezdo "a
$500.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Zivilski upravitelj Hoover ma.
znanja ,da je bill imenovan odbor,
ki ina nalogo, da preiSJe pritoihe
proti tistim mlinariem, XII so OBJ.
tozeni p~rofitarstva. Akcija je bila
podvzeta ma zahtevo mlinarskega
odbora, $ katerim Hoover obdrza-
va conference.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Takojsnja ofenziva je najboljsa.
Ne cakajte, dokler vas napre-
dujo6a bolezen napade, pojdite
sami naprej in prezenite bolezen-
ske baciie IL strelnih jarkov V va
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
WMM@GGWW
~CAS',

Je edna slovenska revija v Ame-
riki. Gas prinasa lepe poye-
sti. koristne g~ospodarske in CO.
spodinske nasvete, znanstvene "a
nlmivosti, poducne in narodu po-
trebne razprave, mnogo micnih
slovenskih pesmic in poleg tega
pa prinasa lepe in umetniSke sill.
Ike.
List shaja meseeno ma SO stra-
neh in stane samo $500 ma leto,
"a pol leta $1.O0. Naroca Sc pri
Gas, PHI So. Willard Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,, v Clevelandu in oko-
lici pa ma 6O33 st. Clair ave.
89W&G@@8
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Po uradnih porocilih Sc mnozi
produkcija mehkega premoga. Pc
porocilu g~eologicne druzbe so V
minolih treh tednih vsak dan pro-
ducirali ~popreGno 100000 pre-
NIGGA. Produkeija je mnogo vecja
kot lani od TEN casu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

V zelezniSki upravi sc sliSijo
GLASGOW, da Sc vladno nadzorstvo
nemara razSiri ma glavne ekspres-
ne druzbe: Adams, American,
Wells Fargo, Southern, Great
Northern, Canadian in Western.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Zeleznice so hotele sodnijskim
potion dobiti pc starem sistemu "a
tehtanje postnih vrec 10000, 600
od Wade. Odskodninsko sodisce
ie odklonilo njih zahtevo in potr-
dilo prvo razsodbo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Deset strojev "a razkuzevanje
in sterilizacijo, XII tehtajo po 5000
funtov, je dovrsenih in Gakajo, ola
Jill pOSljejo V Evropo. S temi
velikimi aparati Jim DO mogoGe
razkuziti vojasko perilo in obleko
in tako prepreciti, da Sc he raz-
sirijo legar in druge n~alezljive
bolezni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
5g5gEYERY7gR4EgRY7gRYEa
Severa's Balsam
for LunRs

(Severov BALKAN IN plju6a) pri-
poroea Sc kot zdravilo proti kas-
liu pri starih in pri mladini, pro-
ii prehlajenju in hripavosti. Ce-
ma 25 in 80 centov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
Severa's
Oil

(Severovo Gothardsko olie) ie j.
sto izvrsten liniment "a zunanio
rabo proti revmatizmu. nevralgi-
il, izvinjenju. otokljaju. otekli-
nam, IN zdravljenie oteklih zlcz,
okorelih sklepov. lokalnih krcev
in sploh vseh bole6in. Cena 80 in
60 centov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

'Zvezne oblasti so ma sledi vo-
hunkam, o katerih sodijo, da so
porocale vazne i~nformaeije Ber-
linu.
Govorica Sc siri, da je neka A
merieanka voditeljica vohunk, Xxi
Stanuje V boljSem hotelu. 'Neka
druga zena, Xxi je tudi spionka, je
podanica Turcije.
View Yorku imajo zaprtega
William Kerthausa, Xxi je osum-
lien spionaze in je trdil, da ina
izreden dopust cd povelinistva
nemske armada. o Kerthausu tr-
dijo, da je bill vedno V zvezi ?
~nemskimi agent V Indiji, Brazil
lii, ma Spanskem in Portugal =
skem. Neka nemska zena V Be-
stonu mu je pomagala, da mu je
bilo mogoce obdrzati zveze 2 nem-
Skimi vohuni V inozemstvu.
Kurivna uprava na%znanila, da
revidira premogove Gene "a drza-
We Iowa, Colorado, Utah, Wyom-
ing in Montana. Move Gene bodo
najbrz stopile V veljavo prvega
aprila.
Maksimalne Gene "a premog IL
rudnikov V Marionu, BOonu in
Appanoosu, Iowa, bodo SledeGe
1915 "a "run of mine, $40 "a
izbrane kose, $500 "a presejan
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
CT MANS ALARMED
BY Z. S. ENGINEERS

With the American Forces on tn,
sc, Nov. 13.-(By the A. P.)--
ng by American engineers in {
Il repairing detachment caused
.h German high command to senf
sage to the allied high com
Monday afternoon contendinl
aa he Americans had not ceased
~ tiles on Nov. II. The mes
sent by wireless to the allied
high command was timed p. m
an' cad: On the front of Stenay.
Beaumont, along the Meuse Ameri-
ne continue, despite conclusion OF
pc 20. Please order the stopping o,
hostilities." ;"
. American answer to the Ger
man message read as. follows:
Received your radio Orders
have been given for the American
activities signalled on the Stenay-
Beaumont front to cease immediate.
ly."
So theengineers did not blast dur
ing the remainder of Monday after
noon. Early Tuesday morning, how
ever, they resumed their blasting.
The Engineeds are repairing a
roadway in the region of Stenay.
They rushed to a quarry immediate
ly after the armistice conditions be-
came effective not thinking their
blasting would attract attention
The explosions yesterday did not
bring any message from the Ger1
mans, so the engineers blasted with
much energy, endeavorng to make
up for the lost time.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13

Tells Spectators That They
Must Not Sell Cotton
Short
PRICES NOT TOO HIGH

The Government interferes big head
Washington, Nov. 13.-Speculative
short selling in cotton on the New
York and New Orleans Cotton Ex-
changes has been prohibited by the
cotton distributing commission of
the War Industries Board.
Charles ]. Brand, chairman of the
commission made this announcement
today saying this action has been
taken by the commission because OF
undue short selling yesterday which
carried the market down a full two
cents.
Mr.. Brand added that the short
selling at this time was unwise and
unnecessary since cotton goods were
short the world over and a great deal
Of cotton would be required to sup
ply the people in the stricken war
zones and supply the mills that must
be rehabilitated the world over The
demand he said was bound to be
great.for the staple.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
PRESIDENT TELLS GERMANY
SHE NEED NOT FEAR
KEEP A COOL HEAD
E1BERT GARY URGES

New York, Nov. 13--Elbert H.
Ga4y, head of the United States
Steel Corporation, yesterday warned
the American people to be on their
guard against economic demorali-
eaton, depression and possibly pam
les" which might accompany read
justments after a world war.
In statement issued before he
left for Washington to confer there
with officials regarding steps neces-
sary to return the steel trade to a
peace basis, Mr.. Gary cautioned the
public to exercise prudence, delib-
Grafton and courage" as much de-
pcnds upon the attitude and the
speech of men," He added that sit
is easy to precipitate feeling OF
Generalization and no more difficult
to develop a sentiment Of confidence
and serenity"
asserting that although there
would be reduction in purchases for
military purposes which might in
terrlupt the conduct of general bus
mess, Mr.. Gary declared there would
st.ll be "a normal and certain vol
ume of business.
The United States is the richest
Of all countries" he said If indus
try is protected and fostered in ac-
CO dance with its merit the war bur-
dei.s surely, even though gradually
will be lifted.
nd judging the future by the
Of the last few years,
there will be a disposition on the
"a of those in authority to assist
rather to attack business effort.
As a general proposition it is
still true that the optomist who
le4p within the limits of cash or
stRh,e cash resources will succeed.
For the long future we have reason
to believe that the country will be
more progressive and ore prosper
Gus than ever before
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13

New York, Nov. 13 Rails, ship
pings and coppers were generally
freely offered at the opening of the
stock market today with losses eH.
tending from large fractions to two
points. The reaction also included
oils, uailities and many of the spec.
ialties. but the Motors, Tobaccos ana
Baldwin Locomotive stocks are high
er. United States Steel supplement
cd yesterdays quotations but rallieo
slightly during the first half hour.
Much of the early selling was prob
ably induced by the fear that banks
would call loans. The trading in do
mestic and foreign bonds made the
price changes in these stocks irreg-
ular.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
PEACE MAY NOT
LIGHTEN TAXES

Washingto on, Nov. 13 Govern.
ment financial needs are almost Ger.
tain to run above $4,000, 1000 ,000
annually, Treasury experts estimat.
and most of the money by taxation
Consequently students of govern.
ment finances think the taxes i'm.
posed last year and paid in June
probably will not be lightened ma
terially by the advent of peace.
''- .-SszsaNzs7r
secretary McAdoo yesterday
warned that taxes necessarily would
be high for many years to pay Oft
the debts, and that additional gov
ernment loans would be required
He did not attempt to forecast how
big the volume of tfXes would be.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
President Asked to Attend Peace
Conference.

. Washington, Nov. ia message
from high official sources abroad has
reached President Wilson asking
that he personally attend the COM
ing peace conference and help set
tie the great questions that will con-
front that body of representatives
from all the nations of the world.
While the President may be said
to have an open mind on the sub
ject and is considering the matter,
yet there are those among his friends
whoi are advising him not to go,
since they believe it would involve
too much risk to his person, while
on the other hand the world can be
handled just as easy through the
delegates that would be sent from
America supplemented b ythe wire
less and the cable that will transmit
his wishes on the several PROPOSE
tions as they present themselves at
the conference.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
BELGIANS CURSED HIM
WHILE TRAIN PULLED OUT

Maastricht, Holland, Monday-By
the Associated Press-Amid execra-
tions from 1000 Belgian refugees,
the former German Emperor's spe-
cial train left here at 10 o'clock this
morning northward bound. A tre-
mendous crowd of sightseers had
gathered, but the plaform was
strongly cordoned and William Ho-
henzollern did not show himself.
His destination IS said to be AM
erongen, about 20 miles from Ut
recht, where Count Bentinck has a
country seat. But 1t is not possible
to say where he will finally remain,
for in order to avoid the curious he
may have to keep to the train for /,
couple of days.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
STRIKE AMONG
EXPRESS EMPLOYEES

The handling of express out OF
Wilson and out or Richmond is
greatly impeded on account of a
strike of Express employees anu
sympathetic strikes and walkouts in
consequence.
General Agent Cole of the Com
pany in Richmond has issued a
statement regarding the trouble in
Richmond and says that the men
struck because he discharged two
men for Ncompetency and inatten-
tion, to business.
Fifty per cent of the employees
went out in that city,
The manager said that one of the
men was neglectful of the Compa-
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13

private COTTON Brady, HlBn fdlis
wounded severely.
Corporal Roy Nanney, Springdale
wounded, degree undetermined.
Private Davie Pennington, Laure
Spring; wounded, degree undeter
mined.
Private Gary L. Summerville
Charlotte, died of accident.
Private Lee Neugen, Summeryille
died of disease.
Private Olinny Watkins, Merry
Mount; died of disease.
Private Thomas r. Lupton, Whor.
louisville; wounded severely in at
tion.
Private Walter b. Rouse. Pollocks.
Vile; wounded severely in action.
Private Eugene w. Oakley, Hills
boro; wounded in action, degree un-
determined.
Private Harvey ]. Ramsey, An
sonville, slightly wounded.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
M A r X EFT S
SENATORIAL BREAK IN COTTON

New York, Nov ia furthe
sensational break in prices on th'
cotton market was cheCfed By thu
announcement that the government
had stepped in to stop undue spec
ulation.
Prices at the opening were from
1870 to 100 points under last nigh
or maximum of $3.50 per bale un
der yesterdays closing.
With the publication of this inter
vention on the part of of cotton dis
tributing committee of the war in
dustries board covering began. Ii,
quidation continued moderately but
there was less selling and the mar.
ket continued feversh and irregu.
lar.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
ny's property and the other had beer
playing unlawful games.
A PEACEFUL WAR BEGINS
Pace for Commercial Supremacy j

|
Washington, Nov. 13.--Orders to
rush recruiting of men for the crews
of merchant ships were sent today
to agents of the Shipping Board in
all parts of the country.
I'VE shall want thousands of men
for our fleets" Chairman Hurley
said. "Our recruiting service and
training ships will keep right on
preparing men for jobs on merchant
ships. The service is training at
present 1000 apprentices a month
and we are planning to increase its
output and the Shipping Board will
continue until further notice TO ac-
cept men between Is and 35 inclu-
sive, for training"
Shipyards also will continue their
work with unabated energy, except
for the curtailment of overtime and
Sunday work the chairman said.
There are now under construction in
the United States for the board 724
ships, aggregating 3,500,OO0 dead
weight tons. Four hundred of these
are steel or concrete and the others
wood.
Opportunity for private construc-
ton of wooden ships will now be
given, Mr.. Hurley said. Wherever
there is an idle way in wooden
shipyard, private interests will be
permitted to contract for construc-
ton of wooden craft.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1918-11-13
No Modification of Terms of Amis.
tice

London, Nov. 13-The allied
High, Command has sent to the Ger.
man High Command a message stat
ing there will be ro moderation OF
the conditions of the armistice in
cluding the annexes at this time. 1t
is added that supplementary peri
cd of "a hours will be given for the
Alsace Lorraine and this h ighfor-
evacuation of Luxembourg, Belgium,
Alsace Lorraine and this has been
added to the IA days stipulated in
the original text SO as to permit the
text to reach the German headqual
ters at the desired time.
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New York, Nov. 13.-Cotton op
ened weak with December $3.50 t
26, January 1856 to 1886, Marc
$3.50 to 2O.30, May $3.50 10 25.0j
July 25.10 to 25.
At noon the market was 27.30 TO
December and 26.70 for January.
Spots Wilson market 25 IA.
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We WILL NOT LET HER PEOPLE STARvE, BUT
ON 1.-THE OTHER HAND We WILL NOT MOD.
FY THE TERMS Of THE ARM|ST|CE. THE
PRESIDENT URGED TO ATTEND PEACE
CONFERENCE BY PEOPLE Of EUROPE,
BUT FEAR IS EXPRESSEDHE MIGHT RUN
Personal RISK BESIDES THE WIRELESS
AND THE CABLE CAN TRANSMIT HIS
WI\nf\ and the other had
wifi games

Washington, Nov. 13.--President
Wilson has sent a reassuring mes
sage to the people of Germany in
reply to the appeal of Chancellor
Ebert He promises to aid the Ger
man people with necessary food sup
plies in order to prevent want and
famine in that country.
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German-Austrian Federation.

Copenhagen, Tuesday, Nov. 12.-
German-Austria has been proclaimed
as a part Of the German republic by
the State council, says a despatch
from Vienna.
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CASUALTY LIST FOR TODAY

Washington, D. c., Nov. i3.-Ihe
following casualties are reported
by the commanding general Of the
American Expeditionary Forces:
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WEATHER

For North Carolina fair and con
tiued cooler tonight with heavy frost
Thursday and fair with light north
winds.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-28
GOne To Camp Taylor.

Ninety one Of Massac BOYS
left the county Tuesday a. m. for
Camp Taylor, Louisville. Ky.
The Mayor Of the city declared a
holiday for more than an hour
when the merchants and citizens.
made their way to Franklin Park
Kew. Southgate, OF fhe Christian
church and Ex- Senator d. w
Helm made excellent addresses
These ninety-one boys left the city
merry und jolly wife their minds
centered on the one thing, get
ting the Kaiser. " We have been
reliably informed that Massac vet
has 81 whites and Of colored TO
enter camp out OF class /.