davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
GOVERNMENT BEHIND
WITH STEEL FOR SHIPS
CHAIRMAN FLETCHER or SENATE
COMMITTEE TO LAY SITUATION
BEFORE rHt PRECEDENT.

Washington, April Investigation
Of the general shipping situation vir-
tually was brought to an end today
by the senate commerce committee
with the examination Of George J
Baldwin, chairman Of the board of the
International Slipbuilding Corporation
which has 3 contract to build upwards
Of two hundred fabricated steel ships
for the government at the much dis
.cussed HOG island. PENNSYLVANIA. ship
yard
Nr Baldwin amplified his oral tes-
tim0nY vigorously answering charges
of mismana cement and extavagance
ct Hog Island with q written statement
which was made part of the record
and which explained in detail the con-
tract between The American Interna.
tional corporation and the shipping
board He said the corporation ia in
fact an agent Of the board and as
such an arm OF the government" and
that Il received no compensation for
ths building OF the yard aud that the
onlyy money It mill receive will be In
the commission TOR constructing the
ships
IL must be understood" SAYS the
statement that the amount OF money
that mas beer paid IN vases in its en-
tirety for this transaction up to date
rs something il excess OF seven mil
lion dollars Ill other moneys that
have been spent have been paid out
for materials and these materials
have all been purchased by the ship
ping board or with its approval
In his oral testimony Mr. Baldwin
replied to criticisms that the corpora
ton will not be able to build ships IN
| the contract time by saying that the
vessels will De delivered on time un-
| less the government tails in its de
livery of steel he government is nov
sofe fifty thousand tons behind IN
these deliveries, he said. and this
statement SO impressed the commit.
tee that Chairman Fletcher was di-
rected to call on Chairman Hurley Of
the shipping board and with him to lay
the situation before the president.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
DECREASE IN NUMBER
OF VESSELS SUNK
EIGHTEEN VESSELS or ALI
KINDS SUNK BY SUBMARINES
THE FAST WEEK.

London, April s. There was a sud
den and marked decrease in the Losses
to British shipping through mine on
submarine during the past week. The
admiralty reports that only SIX British
merchantmen OF 1.so0 tons or over
and seven under that tonnage were
sunk in the week ending March 50.
Five fishing vessels were also sent
to the bottom.
The admiralty statement continues:
"Fifteen British merchant vessels
were unsuccessfully attacked by sab.
marines
THE large vessels reported sunk IN
cludes one sunk during the week end
ing March 1G. aud the smaller vessels
reported sunk includes one during the
week ending March %
"The arrivals during the week end
ing March 80 were 2,4te and sailiEgs
1889.
The losses to British merchantmen
through submarines and mines in t.e
past week are less than one-half the
losses in the previous week when %
merchantmen were sunk. tG of the
vessels over 1880 tons The admiralty
report for the preceding week showed
II vessels while for several weeks
prior TO that the weekly losses was
eighteen.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
AMERICANS COMPLETE
PREPARATIONS FOR BATTLE
NEW EQUIPMENT ISSUED AND
ALL GUNS WERE PUT m
FIRST GLASS CONDITION.
(By staff Correspondent of the AS
eOCiated Press

| (By Staff Correspondent of the As
sociated Press)
| With the American Army in France.
April 3--Lieutensnt c. II. Holmes, of
South Carolina. and Sergeant James
A. Murphy, have been awarded ths
French war cross Lieutenant Holmes
is the man who recently captured a
German sentry from his post Ser
geant Murphy killed a German while
he was trying to shoot an officer
While the activity of the American
eNpeditionary forward movement TO
the battle line continues. one of the
units which will go to Picardy came
to temporary halt today to com
plete preparation for battle New
equipment was issued to the men and
their rifles, guns and machine guns
were put in first class condition. Tt
was made sure that every weapon was
ready for instantaneous work.
Many of the men took the oppor-
tunity OF the halt to write home, for
it probably will be the last real good
some time.
Many of the men marched today
through miles of tree lined roads
which were just family green with
new spring leaves. Women and chill
dren distributed flowers to the sing
ing and whistling marcbers at many
points. The Americans stuck the bo-
quets in the muzzles Of their rifles or
in their hats.
American troops on a sector other
than in the region of the Toul have
been subjected to an extraordinary
gas attack. The attack began last
night and continued at intervals until
this morning. Mingled with the gas
projectiles sent over by the Germans
were shells of high explosives.
The Germans energetically shelled
the American line and batteries
northwest of Toul last night and this
morning, employing minnenwerfers at
some places. In view of the inten-
sity of the bombardment it ia sur
prising what little damage was done
The visibility being extraordinarily
good this morning, American OBJ
servers saw long lines of German ar
tillery entering the enemy sector far
in the rear. German aeroplanes
which attempted to cross the Ameri-
can lines today brought a thousand
shells bursting around them and re-
tired hastily.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
PERSHING WANTS ONLY
OFFICERS OF EFFICIENCY
FIFTY OFFICERS IN THE NATION
AL ARMY HAVE BEEN DEMOT-
ED BY COMMANDER.

Washington, April General Per-
shing's reiterated statement that only
officers Who show the highest efti-
cheney be placed in command Of troops
being sent to France has resulted IN
the demotion of many officers who IN
the early months of the war were pro-
NOTED from ranks of majors and cap
tains in the regular army To that OF
colonel in the national army Army
orders today showed that not less than
fifty such officers had resigned their
commissions as the result of reports
of officers of the inspector general 8
department that the men had failed tc
attain the standard required
large proportion Of the officers
who have lost their temporary promo
tions will be tried in other posts for
which they are better equipped. The
remainder will 20 back to units of the
regular army in their former grade
The vacancies left by this change will
be filled largely by promoting tenn
porarily other regular army officers.
While the number of officers who
have failed TO make good is large, a
vast majority of those promoted pass
ed the tests and cases of exeeptionary
good work have not been uncommon
Two officers who were majors in the
regular army year ago and who were
assigned to national guard regiments
as colonels have been recommended
by their division commanders for pro-
motion to brigadiers.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04

henceforth be citizen with equal
rights in Rumania.
THE irridentist propaganda which
has produced So much evel in HUNGARY
will be restrained and finally precau-
tions will be taken to obtain indemnl-
fication for the injustice innocently
suffered by many of our countrymen
owing to the war.
1--WE shall strive by means of a new
commercial treaty and appropriate
settlement of the railway and shipping
questions to duly protect our economic
interests in Rumania."
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
BIG INCREASE or
PORK M STORAGE.

Chicago April 3 5-iReasons for the
abolishing Of the meatless days were
revealed IN report on pork in stor-
age in mid west packing oenters, Is
sued tonight by the Illinois food ad :
minlstration
AT the combined storage houses In
Chicago. Kansas City. Omaha. ST 10
seph, Milwaukee and East st Louis
according to the report the pork
stock on April was 1921, ,46G
pounds, an increase Of. 13s ,O9ao o47 over
April /. 1917 and OF 1853, 956. .91s
pounds over the same time two years
ago
In Chicago alone The increase for
ono year Ia 5373s,49S pounds and
I, 1926 for the month of March
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
MOONEY TO BE RE SENTENCED

San Francisco. April 3.-Tholuas
Mooney will be resentenced 10 death
April 13 on charge of murder grow
ing out of the preparedness day par
ade bomb explosion in July, 1916, II
was decided today by Superior Judge
Franklin A. Griffin. who presided at
Moneys trial.
After Mooney is resentenced his
fate will rest with Governor stephens,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
GLASS FOUND ~
WASHINGTON sREAo

washington. April S--Aliss Italy
Carter, daughter Of Representative
Carter. Of oklahoma, Is III ct her home
here as iha result OF eatlng buns IN
which Che attending physician believes
there was ground glass. she was
much Improved tonight and her condi-
liou VAS said not to he aefsoUs.
Samples of the aeius have been ex-
omined by department OF Justice
chemists who are said TO have discos-
cred glass and traces of poison. but
mo arrests have been made.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
Big GUNS OF OPPOSING
SIDES IN CONSTANT ACTION
In the Italian Sector There is still Mo
indication % When the Expected
Big Battle Between the italian and
Teutonie Allies VIII sufst

New York April Although fight
ing activity along tbs entire trout of
the Somme offensive remains light,
there still prevails the feeling that
soon again battles on 2 tremendous
scale VIII begin and that the allied
troops after tbs respite Of SeTe<s1
DAYS are strongly errayed in battla
formation and eager to test their
strength against that of the TOE From
he Somma TO the Disc river along
that portion OF the battle line which
bulges out toward Amiens, ALLY and
Breteuil, the big guns Of the oppos-
ing sides have operated in duels Of
great proportions and it apparently
lis not unreasonable TO assume that
either side at any moment may take
the offensive with their infantry In
resumption of battle which ranks
among the greatest the world has
ever seen
Since the beginning Of the present
week there has been no marked
change in the alignment of the op-
posing sides from Arras southward to
Chauny
The fighting mas lacked the san
culinary character OF the. previous
days, owing in part. no doubt, to the
extremely bad weather conditions.
Neither the Germans nor the allies
have been idle. however for daily
hprp uoe hpcu & oluo aY a rafnforoa
ment of strategetoie positions both IN
men and gun power for the coming
engagements upon it Is conceded
much depends for the vletors
In the vicinity of Lens artillery
duels of intensity have been revived
in some sectors and in Belgium heavy
shelling continues. In both these re-
eions. however, the infantry has kept
to the trenches except for patrols and
accommodating purposes
An American sector has been heav-
lly attacked with gas
In the italian theatre there still is
no indication OF when the expected big
battle between the italians and the
1 putOAtN dliieS WILL bul1At Dul Qdit5
there is increasing activity al along
the front.
Along the various fronts the air
men Of both sides are keeping IN
their intensive activity, bombing po
stions behind the lines, searching out
troop and transport movements sna
engaging in aerial combats
The French war office reports moro
than thirteen tons Of proiectilss hav
ing been dropped upon German rail-
ways and cantonments at Ham.
Chauny and Noyon and also in the
region of Rove in the Arras front
The Germans last week did not
keep up their successful submarine
campaign OF the previous week. hav-
ing sunk only thirteen BritIs mer-
chantmen as against 2s the previous
seven days
In their operations against the
Italians three steamers OF more than
800 tons and ten sailing ships were
destroyed
The Austro Hungarian foreign min
lister. Count Czsrnin, in an address
to the Vienna municipal council has
declared that Austrl- Hungary did not
intend 10 go begging for peace. but
to enforce itb our moral right and
physical strength
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
SUNK THREE STEAMERS.

Rome. April Sin the week ending
March 30. Teutonic submarines sunk
three Italian steamships of more than
], 500 tons and destroyed one sailing
vessel of more than 100 tons and nine
sailing vessels of a tonnage under
that figure.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04

who has received many communlca-
tions asking that pardon be extended
Mooney in order that he might be
tried on one OF the eight murder
charges remaining against him. Chief
among these communications we're
two from President Wilson and one
from Samuel Gompers. president of
the American Federation of Labor
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
FEEL THAT THE DELAY WILL
PERMIT THE GERMANS TO
REoRGANIZE AND DIG
THEMSELVES IN.
OFFICIALS SILENT ON
BATTLE FRONT CONDITIONS

II Any Reports Have Been Received
From Generals Bliss or Pershina
They Are Carefully Guarded Secrets
Losses to the Allies in Big Battle
Placed at 125,ooo to 10000 Men.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
is VERY COMPLIMENTARY IN HIS
REFERENCE TO PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
REAFFIRMS AUSTRIA'S
ALLEGIANCE TO GERMANY

Asserts That Four Points Laid Down
by President Wilson in His Recen,
Address Are a Suitable Basis Upon
Which to Begin the Discussion for
a General Peace.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
A FOR RENT AD WILL
PENT THAT VACANT ROOM

People looking for rooms turn to
the classified ads of the newspapers
10 see what Is offered. An ad In the
Hentinel-Record is almost sure TO
bring q customer.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-04
w EATHER
FOREC A SI

Forecast for Arkansas; Thursday,
cloudy, rain in east portion, colder;
Friday fair, warmer.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24

True Chicago December 24
1918 sreuuired by the Act of Ocober6th
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
Italijanske zahteve predmet
ostre kritike.
FRANCIJA oPoRFKA ITALIJANsKIM ZAHTEvAM, ANGLIA
JIH PODPIRA TALLAHASSEE ZAHTEVE so PREDMET
OSTRIH KRITIK. "a.

AsHINGToN D. Obratovanje i4irovnih pogoh je do
speo stopne er seda Wonov mo da ulogo
odoevaca dferencah aanskh zahtev Tako so danes uaJ
naznan dpomatk zaspn VISA znamena kazeo ola bo Veka
Britannia podpaa Itao zahtevah Xxi h stavla laa ko Sc
pdra zayenkom Francja bo cd 1tae zahtevaa ola zad
premen svoe zaheve prdsednik Wilson Sc nj odocl tenn
pogledu poitike XII o bodo zavzele Zdruzene drzave.
edaj polaga veko vaznost Wsonov obsk Londonu
Pouradno naznana da eom svoega bvana ondo ne bo
predsednk Wilson obravnava mroh pogoh Splosno nazra
ME n da sta Fanca Anglia ze poda svoe nazranje gede
taijanskh zahtev,
Zadno avtorteno zavo menu Veke Brtane e podal dine
a niz zboici Artur Balfour k e de goVorec opo-
zci vsed tajne pogodbe narejene Italijo, sedece:
Z doGno pogodbo mi rdno sojmo e vezana nasa ma
rodna cast Mi bono drzai svoe oblube Xxi h dali a
PARIZ FRANCIJA. = ''Francija, prav urednik lsa lie
Temps svojem uvodnem can ne ze in DO delovaa kot
odocevaka spo Xxi razdvaja Iao in Jugosovane, vendar
zavekov Fanc ze da doeze ma podagi
zav kaere e veckrat poda itaans mnstrs predsednlk
Orlando
journal des Debats' pravi:
Da prate aje ogrevaJo nJene zahteve e razoge
em iska tem ajansk mintri namgnli da bodo
Bakanu naedova posnema Avsto mesto da hi tam sa
nova vada poavna prncph narodnega samood
loGevanja.'
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
ROPARSKI UMOR.

CHICAGO, ILL. - Zgodaj zjutraj
sta diva bandita ustrelila Joseph
S. Grossfelda, Xxi ina grocerijo in
mesnico na Calumetski cesti Stew.
$4,000. Ustreljen je bill V glavo.
Policija je aretirala pet oseb, ki
so osumljene umora. Njih prostost
je odvisna cd izpovedi 18-letne
Bernice Stault, telefonistke, XII je
Videla okoli sedme ure zjutraj be-
Eati neznanca po Calumetski ulici.
Eden neznancev je po njeni H.
povedi priblimo % let star in Sc
je drzal "a celjust kot clovek, ki
ga je nekdo udaril. Bezal je sme-
RI proti Pet in Stirideseti. cesti.
Drugi neznanec je bezal po Calu-
metski cesti.
VISA znamenja V prodajalni 60
wore, da je bill strahovit BOZ ma
zivljenje in smrt. Registra "a go
itovino sc nj nihee dotaknil.
Ma lice mesta so odSli eksperti,
Xxi ,znaio dobro citati odtise prstov.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24

Cenienim narocnikom in zastop-
nixon naznanjamo, da smo razpo-
slali v vse naselbine imenike nash
narocnikov, IL katerih je razvidno,
kdaj Jim potece narocnina.
Vse cenjene zastopnike prosimo,
da Sc potrudijo ter poberejo Ia
ostalo narocnino, apeliramo pa tu-
di ma narocnike, da nam isto cim-
preje posljejo.
Imenike smo poslali tudi marco
nixon v naselbine, kjer nimamo
Istalnih zastopnikov, &c pa zeli kdo
cd nash cenjenih narocnikov re-
zitno knjizico, v svrho nabiranja
stare in move narocnine, maj nam
to nemudoma jaw. Vse natancnej-
Sc podrobnosti bono poslali OBJ
,enem knjizico.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
L letali ma SeVerni tecaj.

NEW YORK. N. Y Ameriski Aeronavcni klub e naznan1
bo odposana seveni teca ekspedca Xxi bo poeea TIA
pod kaptana Robert Barea Nacrt naredl
podadmra Robert E. Peary, odkrite severnega teeaja
vrha ekspedcie bo da bo reska fotografraa Sc ne
odre aje severnega eGaa Ekspedca bo potrebnim
oprem kub bo dial $25000O nancranje podvzetja
Ekspedica bo odsla IL zruzenih drzav phodnJem 5unu
Tamkaj je uu in avgustu sest tednov epega yremena IN
cello poaem okau e maokdaj 60 stopnj pod nio" pravi
poroco omennega kuba Ekspdco letaa bo pepeja par
Eah XII e nekako 600 mill cd teca Parnik DO
odpu tia unij ko je san led ako da bo park ahko
plll Melville zaliv.
parnku bo veko pomorsko eao koncn polet preko
naivSe ock razskovane neokh kraJev sever
ecaja Ma panku bo tdi ve manh let XII bodo sua
manjse polete.
Kakorho bo dospe parnk Etah bo takoj naredio
rsee baza docm bo Gaka d BIO staa led da bo par
odp do Coumbe bodo odete etalc ma mani
ah bodo med tenn casom tam prprav bazo veiko
letao katerim bo preletela najvsa tocka zemlje
bo voda Coumije amcrisk srani preko tecaa
do rita Chalyuskin, pa sibirski strani - 4,e.
etala bodo azskovala kraje Se nov pricens sred u
ja je tecau najugodnejse etanje
zraku -
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
TIHOTAPSKA PIJACA Sc nj
OBNESLA.

SEATTLE, WASH. = Drzava
Washington spada med suhe drza-
We in tihotapci izumcvajo vedno
move zvijace, da ukanijo oblastve-
ne organe in pripeljejo zganje V
drzavo, V kateri ina visOko ce-
no.
Skuna Fl. S. Loop" je nalozila
asfalt Kaliforniji, ola ga popelje
V drzavo Washington. Med asfal-
tom je pa bilo nalozenih tudi 100
zabojev zganja, "a katerega Sc lJu-
dje pulijo V subj drzavi.
Ko je Skuna zapustila pristan V
Kaliforniji, il je sledil kapitan
Ben F. Lichtenberg svojo colni,
sko ladjico V Seattle in prijel t.
hotapce, ko so mislili, da je zanje
zc nevarnost minila.
l.. Matson, kapitan Skme, in
Sestnajst mornarjev Sc zdaj naha-
ia zaporu. F. S. Loop Lumber
kompanija V San Francisco, kl
lestuje Skuno, je poslala drugega
kapitana, da prevzame skuno IN
najame mornarje.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
NEUSPEH LETALCEV ZRACNE
POSTNE SLUzBE.

V petek podvzeti poiskus, vpe-
ljati zraGno postno sluzbo med
Chicago in New Yorkom, nj uspel,
vsaj zacasno ne. IL Chicago nj
sploh noben letalec odletel, III
Lawton Smith, newyorski postni
letalec nj po nekaterih nesrecah
priSel dale kakor do Bellefonte,
Pa. Tamkaj je opustil svoje ma
daljne poizkuse, oddal je vso po-
Sto ma neki vlak, S katerim Je tu-
di sam pozno popoldne dospel V
Cleveland.
Letalec E. j. Johnston, ki je i
mel preleteti drugi del poti med
New Yorkom in Chicago, je odle-
tel IL Bellefonte OBJ 10:45 dopol-
dino in je priletel OBJ stirih popol-
dne blizino Clevelanda. On nj i
mel pri sebi nikakih poStnih posi-
'ljatev ter je prlstil svoje letalo
pred mestom OBJ dezelni cesti.
Letalec Ebersole, Xxi je incl od-
premiti cikaske posiljatve, Sc je 81
ccr V petek zjutraj v Grant par
XII dvignil, toda costa megla ga
;e prisilila, da Sc je re V Cicero
spustil ma zemljo.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
vABILo MA VEsELIco.

Ko ie sell list V tisk, smo preje-
Ii IL Sheboygana, Wis, porocilo,
da Sc vrsi tamkaj ma Stefanji dan,
t. j. 26. decembra pri Joe. Susha
zabava, na kateri bodo svirali hr-
vatski tamburasi. Pevsko drustvo
Danica bo pelo lepe pesmi, zato so
vabljeni vsi Slovenci in bratje Hr-
waite ma obilen obisk. Ia zejne pa
bo skrbel Joe. Susha, "a lacne pa
pecen presicek.
Zabava Sc vrSi ma 4O2 N. St.
Sheboygan, Wis.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
RaZne VeSti.
KAKoR MA "DIvJEM' zAPA NARoCNIKoM IN zAsToPNI-
DU KOM NAZNANJE.

SUMMIT, ILL. = Pred letom
dni so avtomobilski banditje ma
.padli Summitrl, ILL.,, tamosnjo
banko Summit State Bank" ter
odnesli $4,000. Bill so to najbrz
taisti lopovi, ki so Sc V petek 20
pet pojavili ma isti banki ter od-
nesli gotovine in bondov V skup-
mem znesku $4,000. Preden pa so
ubezali, je bill eden banditov u
streljen. Zgrudil Sc je V avtomobi-
lu brez vsakega glasu. Softer je ma
to odbrzel z avtomobilom najvec'
il naglici proti Chicago, Tukajs-
MIA policija je bila obvescena, a
d0sedaj nj Sc nikakega sledu o sto-
rilcih.
Kmalu po deseti uri zjutraj, kc
sta sedela pomozni blagajnik W.
Keller in knigovodkmja gospodc.
Sarah Johnston vsak "a svOJo MI
20, vglobljena V svoje delo, je pri-
dcvel pred banko neki modro po-
barvan avtomobil. Sofcr je ostal
ia svoje sedezu, njegovi stirje to-
variSi pa so skocili avtomobila,
privezali 81 ma obraze mOdre robce
ter vstopili v poslopje, kjer je vsak
cd tolovajev potegnil po diva samo-
kresa ter ju nameril ma omenJena
diva bancna vsluzbenca. Preden
sta mogla napadena vsled presene-
Genia izgovoriti besedico, je eden
banditov zaklical: "Roke kvlsku
in obrnite Sc Ne drznite sc mas
pogledati!" Nato je eden banditov
potegnil IL zepa vreco, v katero Je
zbasal yes denar, kar ga je mogel
dobiti. Nato sta bila oba vsluzben-
ca prisiljena stopiti k blagajni, ka-
tero je moral pomozni blagaJnik
odpreti. Ko je bila tudi blagaJna
popolnoma izplenjena, so pomozne
ga blagajnika prisilili, da Jim je
odprl tudi varnostno blagajno. Po-
srabivSSii, kar Sc je pograbiti dale.
so hoteli roparji V varnostno bla-
gajno zapreti svoji zrtvi. Keller
pa je tolovaje preprical, ola bosta
ona diva, namrec ON in knjigovod-
kinja, V toaletni sobi bolje spray,
LENA. Roparji so ju tamkaJ tudl
zapri. Ker je V tistem trenotku
stopil V banko mirovni sodnlk Il,
NJ. Wolff, jima je moral tudl on
druzbo delati.
Roparji so ze dosegli svoj avto-
mobil, ko je napadu izvedel po-
licijski naGelnik Artur Robert
Allison, XII Sc je postavil naspro-
ii bancnemu poslopju in, iscoc var
stva "a nekim telegrafskim kolom,
ie cd tamkaj otvoril na bandite O.
geni. Ma te strele so banditje od-
govarjali ognjem IL svojih revol-
verjev. Streli so privabili ma lice
mesta tudi grocerista Josipa
Scwinholda, Xxi je, vide6, kaj Sc
godi, stekel V svojo sobo ter pri-
hitel nazaj pusko roki, nakar
je takoj pricel streljati ma bandl-
te. Ena kroglja je morala zadetl,
kajti eden cd banditov Sc je zgru-
dii kot cd strele zadet na tia. So
fer je tedaj odprl stroju vso silo
in Z bliskovito naglico odbrzel.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
V AVSTRIJI so POBESILI
11.4OO OSEB.

AMSTERDAM, 16. dec. = Ne
ka berlinska brzojavka "Han-
delssbladu" naznanja, da je ida
10 avstrijsko vrhovno vojasko So
disco porocilo, glasom katerega
je bilo V Avstriji tekom vojne po
voiaSkih sodiScih obsojenih ter po
morienih preko 11.400 oseb.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
Masaryk v glavnem mestu
CeSke.
MASARYK V PRAGI.

PARIZ FRANCIJA Gasom porocl Xxi dospela Prage,
je dosp Pago Tomaz Masary predsednk cskosovask
publike
PRAGA CESKA = okupacijo NEST Eyer in Rechenberga,
poponoma odreza nemSko Cesko cd nmSke Av
STRIFE.
NemS CeS je obsto nemogoc odkar avsrke armade vec
sstao Avsa edna drava katere armade bile demo-
bizrane Cehoova pa obdrza pod ooem svoe voa-
mobzra Sc cello razrede vojash novincev
Ill., December 24th
required o October6th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24

C1rRTH Poroea naznanajo pret Ebertov vadi
oetn ia in sicer resgnac canov abmeske manJSe'
Neo nadae poroGo naznana da e Groener nasedmk ge-
nea Iudendorfa kOt kvarmOer general zagro Ga DO
iaSkm zasede Berlin ce mestu nakraem caS W lid
stane zopet mir in red.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-24
True translation Chicago Ill., December th
1918 as required by of October 9Th 1917
Nemciji preti nova krlza

BERLINU PRETI NOVA KRZA.-NEMSkA AAsIAVA 'H
cVopo povsoD IZpoDRINILA RDECI DELAVSKI PRA-
PoR-H HINDENBURG NAMERAVA FoRMlRATl
NoVo NEMSKo NARODNo VoJSKo. -
NEICIJA Sc 30 RAZDELILAV
SEDEM REPUBLIK.