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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES.

John Preston Taylor has return
ed to his home in Woodford afte
a visit with his cousin, Virgini;
Bivens, 7l2 d street, northwest.
Misses Ellen and Josephine Dick
son will go to Paris, Texas, Friday
to spend fortnight with their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John T
Dickson.
Mrs. Monte Dillingham; has re
turned from Madill, where she Wis
tied Sergent Dillingham.s parents.
w. c. Baker was called to Parl>
yesterday on account of the serious
illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Nivoch oi
Dallas, Texas, came yesterday a
visit Mr.. and Mrs. William New
man.
Jack Hammond, formerly cashier
at the Frisco station, left yesterday
afternoon to- accept similar posi-
ton with railway company in
southern California.
Miss Ruth Field, in charge of the
millinery department of Whitem n
& Simpson, left yesterday for Chi
cago and eastern markets. She will
be away three weeks.
Dan Murphy is in Brownwood,
Texas.
Felix X. West and daughter, Mis-
Marie West, of FL Reno, former
residents of Ardmore, are here Wis
iting Mr.. Vests little grandson,
Carter Hardwicke Jr.. and parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardwicke. III Sew
enth avenue, northwest. During
Mr.. West, residence in Ardmore he
was county farm demonstrators. He
holds a similar position in Canadian
county. Mr.. West has been away
from Ardmore less than a year, bat
he says the growth during this
time is nothing short of remark
able.
Miss Virginia Lynn has returnea
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Morgan at Tcxarkana, Texas. She
was accompanied home by RS.
Morgan and little son, Mac Jr., who
will spend the summer with Mrs.
Morgan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
B. Lynn. 225 F street. southwest.
Mrs. Mary Fuller is spending a
fortnight in Claremore, Okla.
Miss Iona Belle Lynn has return
ed from Tulsa, where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Cockrell. Miss
Lynn was accompanied home by
Miss Marion Mayo of Tulsa, who
will spend several days in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
P@uls Valley
MANILA FELTS
Correspondent and Agent

The Junior Red Cross Girls met
at the home of Miss Virginia Hen
derson on South Oak Street Mon
day afternoon. The little girls will
help win the war by doing their
Red Cross work.
Grandma" Freeman of Marietta is
visiting her son, w. NJ. Freeman,
and family, of this city.
Mrs. Mary Ware, county home
demonstration agent of Garvin
county, visited club members in
the Maysville and White Bead dis
trict yesterday.
The City Federation will give a
lawn social tonight at the home OF
Mrs. VIM. Freeman on north Oak
Street. The home and lawn will be
beautifully decorated with patriot
ic colors. a patriotic musical pro-
gram will be rendered.
The schools of the county are
opening for the summer session.
Twenty-Five are now in session and
one or two more are to be opened
soon.
Mrs. X. ]. Keely of Sterling, Kan,
came to Pauls Valley Saturday to
make her home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hardce Russell, while
her husband, X. ]. Kelley, who is
stationed at Camp Cody, is in the
service.
Harry Oliphant, under sheriff OF
Garvin county, and V. l.. Farmer,
one Of the prominent young attor-
news, have returned from Saltwater
where they took the preliminary ex-
animation for entrance in the OF
ticers' training camp. They were ac-
cepted at Saltwater.
Walter Harris, county chairman
of the War Savings Stamp campaign
is in the city winding up business
and will return to his home and
business in Maysvilss tomorrow.
DR.. A. S. Spangler who recently
took the examination for the med
ical officers reserve corps, has been
accepted and will leave soon. He has
been appointed first lieutenant.
Work on both the Prairie and st.
Clair oil stations is being pushed
as rapidly as possible. When these
stations are completed and put into
operation, they will add considerably
to Pauls Valleys enterprises.
A full crew of hands is at work
on Garvin county's new Sl5O,oO0
court house, and when this building
is completed, Garvin county will
have one of the most modern and
commodious court houses in the
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
SCHOOLBOY HOWLERS
War Minister as Barracks Preacher
Phenomenal Life of Cowper--
Patrick Henry's Words.

Boston Transcript: The minis
ter of war is the clergyman who
preachces to the soldiers at the bar
racks.
After twice committing suicide,
Cowper lived until 1900, when he
died natural death.
Much butter is imported from
Denmark because the Danish cows
have greater enterprise and su-
perior technical education to ours.
The courage of the Turks is ex-
planned by the fact that man with
several wives is more willing to face
death than if he had only one.
To all OF which we may add an
American schoolboy's recent state
ment: Parick Henry said, Il rejoice
that have but one country to live
for"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

London, July H. Correspond
ence of the Associated Press)-"An
automatic soldier is one of the lat
est developments in weapons of
war.
A Danish engineer has recently
taken out a patent for an apparatus
to which he has given this name. 1t
consists of steel cylinder normally
within a large cylinder, the whole
being sunk into the ground vertical
ly. BY means of mechanism oper-
ated by wirless the inner cylinder
rises to height of Is inches from
the ground and simultaneously an
automatic rifle mounted on the in
ner cylinder fires 400 shots in any
given direction. These automatic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE.
Executive Committee Named 10
Begin Active Work.

An unusually Interesting meeting
of the Housewives League was held
Yesterday afternoon i'll the rest room
at the court house. The meeting
was well attended and matters OF
importance, dealing with the gov
ernment plan OF food conservation
fair weights and measures, and CO.
operation with other organizations
alony this line, were discussed.
An executive council, comprising
Mrs. w. A. Edwards, third ward,
chairman, Mrs. X. p. Poland, and
Mrs. F. X. Wolyerton. first ward :
Mrs. w. X. Burnitt and Mrs. Thos.
Graham. second ward; Mrs. Ohm
Carlock, third ward; Mrs. Steve
Douglas and Mrs. NJ. X. lkard,
fourth ward, was selected.
". shrdlu shrdlu cain. shTdluu shr
Another committee comprising
Mrs. !. c. Thompson, Mrs. William
w. Forte, Mrs. X. q. Ranes, was
selected to secure the local quota
required for the establishment OF
the services Of municipal nurse
the maintenance of which will be
shared by the Housewives League
and the Tubercular Society.
The following resolution was
drawn and adopted to be presented
TO the city commissioners at their
regular meeting tonight; Resolved
That the Housewives League en-
dorses an adequate effort to obtain
artesian water for the city OF Ard
more before any other methods are
resorted to for the city supply. Mrs.
Glenn /. McCullar, chairman. Mrs.
{. p. Nandenberg, and Mrs. l.
Thompson were appointed as a COM
mittee to meet with the city com
missioners and present the reSoIu-
tions.
The Housewives League member
ship pledged TO buy scales for the
purpose OF weighing ice and all
food stufis in order to further carry
out the plans OF the fair weights and
measure committee. The league al
so pledged TO accept the fair price
list published weekly in tn Ardmore-
tie and to adhere strictly TO prices
quoted and TO refuse the acceptance
of any weights. measures or prices
that do not agree with the published
list.
The next meeting OF the league
will be held the first ednesday in
August.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
MARIE TIA
MRS. NATIVE N. ROSE.
Agent and Correspondent
Bell I Telephone Office
Full Carrier Service.

Guy Gagdon, who is in training
at Fort Sam Houston, San An
tonic, Texas, is visiting his family
at Burneyville, was in Marietta yes
terday and leaves today to resume
his duties in the quartermaster
department.
George p. Sypes is in Pauls Val
ley this week looking after his al
falfa hay harvest.
Misses Neva al Clctr Balthrop
are visiting It ,It "o.,t of Mrs.
A. II. Pe,tc.aon and family at
Gainesville, Texas.
Miss Maybeth Decherd of Dallas
is visiting her cousin, Miss Wildean
Black.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. +. Cardy is reported dangerously
i'll.
Miss Agatha Bailey, who has been
the guest OF Miss ParlIre Bailey,
returned to her h inc It Norman
yesterday.
MISS w ll.l'' lCC 1 onNii - III
guest of friends at Bomar.
J. c. Robinson left yesterday for
Kansas City with a shipment OF
cattle.
+. l.. billiard shipped car OF
cattle to Fort Worth yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. ones
Jr., ten-pound girl.
W. c. High of Oswalt was in Ma
rietta yesterday.
Abb Hooper of Thackerville was
in Marietta yesterday.
Luther Grey Of Eastman was here
yesterday.
Fred Garrison OF Gainesville,
Texas, and Mrs, Pearl Yoakum OF
Leon were quietly married in
Gainesville on the evening OF July
%.
Miss Cfac- Wiseman OF Ryan,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
James London, is visiting relatives
at Thackerville this week.
Red Cross Investigates Case.
A woman and two small children
got off No. II yesterday and began
to beg for money on the streets,
stating that she was the wife of
soldier. She had not quite made
the round, when one of the mem
bers of the home service section OF
the Red Cross offered the woman
a seat in his office and reported
the case to Mrs. Mattye n. Rose,
the chairman of the II. 5. section.
She called on the party and after
getting the required information.
that her husband was
drafted out of Tulsa, called the
chairman at Tulsa over long dis
tance, asking her to investigate and
if the party was worthy, arrange
mcnts would be made to take care
of her. After a thorough inveSti-
CATION no record of the name given
could be found. And she was un-
known at the address given. The
home service section OF the a. X. I.
is anxious to help all soldiers wives
and mothers, and sisters when III
need. And they are SO thoroughly
that by the aid OF the
long distance telephone il doesn't
take but very short time to in
vestigate any case that may come
before them. The citizens donated |
the woman money to buy her tick
ct to Fort Worth and she left on
No. l..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

in dealing with humanity he is not
only just but merciful and many a
boy who took his first wrong step
has been placed back in the path
that leads to good citizenship be-
cause Judge Winfrey while on the
bench would rather save to some
mother her son and to the state a
citizen than to create record for
to make platform to
run for office on again.
In every respect he is man whom
the people can trust with the at
fairs Of their county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
Springer Man Runs Amuck.

w. NJ. Camp OF Springer was
placed in the county jail last nigh'
with a charge OF assault win III
tent to kill placed opposite his name
1t is alleged that he had an aiterca-
ton with his son-in-law and cut the
latter severely in the back, the doc
tor who attended the wounded man
expressing the belief that eNcep' i"'
the tough muscles OF the back,
where the knife struck, the wound
would probably have proven fa'al'
A complaint will be filed against
Camp today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
Duston Brothers Meet Again.

George Duston of Walker, Texas
accompanied by his wife, is here on
visit to his brother, Fount Dus-
ton. This is the first time these
two brothers have met for 20 years.
Both were raised at Gainesville.
Texas, There are six brothers.
three residing in Texas and three
in Oklahoma. Asked how it hap
pened that they had not met in all
these years, they said they just did
not visit much.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
Phoney Check Man Caught.

Jim Carter, deputy sheriff, re-
turned last night from Duncan,
bringing with him II. ii. Myers.
wanted here to answer charge of
issuing bad check. A warrant had
been issued for Myers from Justice
Franklin Bourland's court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

his face in fun by brother broker.
He took it in good part, but when
the other attempted to repeat the
trick. the victim drew back and,
raising his hand, he said austerely:
Look here, mine friend't to play |
do not mind sometimes; but always,
nefer."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
Negro Burglars Sentenced.

Ernie Johnson, Tom Arnold and
Charlie Satterwhite, three small
negro boys, charged with breaking
into the Gregg store Saturday Light
and stealing S54.05, had hearing
in the juvenile court yesterday and
were ordered sent to the reform
school for negro youths at Meal
ester.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
Too Much Was Plenty.

Boston Transcript: Some years
ago London broker, who was a
German Jew, had his hat tipped over
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26
AMERICANI zASEDEJ0 TRST,
REKO IN KOTAR.

Washington, "a. nov. = Gen.
March, Sef generanega Staba, je
veeraj izjavil, da trije ameriski
bataljoni, med katerimi je tudi
332. infanterija, zasedejO V KRAFT
KEN Trst, Reko in Kotar. V vsa-
ken mestu bo po en- battalion. Od-
delek ameriSkega brOdOvja ma ia
dranskem morju pod vOdstvom
admirala Bullarda DO tudi pojaean
S tremi bojnmi ladjami.
Reka, "a. nov. - Tukaj so ma
stale kritiene razmere. ltadJan-
ska garnizija, H je olupirala Re
ko, je povzroeila krvave spopade
z jugoslovanskimi cetami, ki Sc
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26

Ma mirovnem kOngresu Sc bOdO gOtovO pecai z
vpraSanjem svObOdi ma mOrJu IN omeJlteV pod
morskih operacij proti trgovskm ladjam DO brez-
dvomno predlagana zakaj, svet 81 sigmO ne zell vec
takih napadov, kakor je bill oni ma LuzitaniJo.
Vodilne mornarGne oblasti, hi so slrbno preuci
lie to vpraSanje menijO, da mOrajO biti pOdmorske
operacije dOoGene do mel napadaJoclh bOJnlh Ia
dij, tvoreGih reden del mOrnarice
Napadi ma trgovske ladje, pa maj bodo to potni-
Ski ali tovorni pa1nid oborozeni ObrambO ali drl-
gaee, bodo prepovedani Pc teh nazorih bodo subma-
rinke Sc nadalje del pomOrskega ObratOvanja, all
niihova vporaba bo doloGena ma srogO pOmorsko bo-
jevanje.
Pc informacijah odstrani gOtOvih l1rOgov Sc ne
morejo pogajanja "a mir pri6eti pred prviml dnevl
meseca prosinca Razprava DO rajala pribllzno pol
drugi mesec TakO ne bo zapiSnik pOdplsan pred
koncem meseca svecana To bo zahtevalo ObnOvitev
premirja cigar doba pOteGe II, grudna, ce ne DO re
pOprej pOdaljSana.
Pred kongresnimi sejami mesecu prosncu pri-
de pa do medzavezniSke kOnference Sc meSecu CRU
dnu. in teh konferenGnih seStankov sc vdelez tudi
predsednik Wilson.
NinistrsEi predsednik Clemenceau namerava O.
bskati London prvih dneh meSeca grNldna, IN to
mu bo nudilO prilikO, da bo razpravljal mlnlStr-
skim predsednikom Lloyd Georgem, anglesklm vna-
MIN ministrom A. j. BalfOurjem in drugimi angle
Skimi vodtelji ki ih zadrzuje ma Angleskem vOllI-
ma kampanja cell vrsti vaznih zadev, h prideJo ma
medzavezniSko kOnferencO
Kakor Sc lie zaznalo so re dokaj napredOvai V
razpravlianju preiminarnih podrobnostih, zlasti
razpravah goSpodarskih vpraSanjih IN pridrzklh,
ki so 81 h izgovorih zavezn sprejemSi tstih Stirl-
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26
PERsHING DoLOCEN IA PRI-
HODNJEGA PREDSEDNIKA.

Pershing = republikanska liga
je ustanovljena. Predsedniska
kampanja "a Qeto 1920. Sc price
MIA.
Kakor Sc zdi, caka generala
Pershinga usoda drugih velikih
generalov ameriSkih. On utegne
biti prihodnji predsednik. Politi-
carii menijo tako, in oboji, repu-
blikanci in demokratje, so ga okfi-
cali "a svojega. Ohajska drzava,
XII je dala Viljema McKinleyja in
Marka Harmo, oklice prva genera
La Pershinga "a republikansko
kampanjo v letu 1920.
Namen nanovo ustanovljene IL
ge je, kakor je nadalje povedano
v Glenih inkorporacije, Heistiti re
obstojeee razpolozenje "a genera
La Johna j. Pershinga kot pred
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26

Oblika move nemSke vlade bo dOlOGena prvi te-
den V mesecu sveGamu, 1919 ko DO, kakOr je Mama
njeno uradnO, SIlicana nova pOOblaSGena SkupScina
ma zasedanje. Vpisovanje vOGlcev bo dOkOncano 2.
prosinca, in voitev delegatov bO 2. svecana.
Volitev sc bO YrSila na pOpOlnOma nOvi pOdlagi
zozirom ma razdeitev poobastil SOcijalni demOrati
so Sc vedno trdili da je bila dOslej Nem6ja prOti
MIN, ali sedaj menijo, da dObe veikO vecnO in kon-
trolo mad narodnim parlamentOm, Xxi DO izvOljen
Nasprotne stranke Sc magic gibljejO, da iznicijo
in prekrizajO socijalnim demOkratOm racune NarOd-
nj iberalci in naprednjali ustvarii koaicijO, do
elm je znani dr. Dernburg naGenik veliIh trgov-
skin pOdjetij, uStanOvil nanOvO takOzvanO 'veliko
demokratiGno StrankO SocjaiStiGni rezim Xxi Sc Sc
daj pospenja do mo6i, 81 prizadeva ma vse kriplje
kar najbolj utrditi svoje staliSGe.
Izre6no nj dOslej dvignila glave Sc nObena mo-
narhisti6na Stranka. Cello vSenemSka mi6tariSticna
junkerska klika je zlezla kakOr Sc zd pod klOp Sc
vdaa svoji usodi ter Sc priagOdila obstojeGemu
merju.
Medtem Sc Skoro mixer ne omenja bivSega kaj-
zerja VIjema. Tudi Gasopisje mOlGi o MEM, in zdi
Sc, kakor bi Sc niGkaj ne maralo peeati njegovim
praznikOm ma HolandSkem. AmeriSko mnenje, kakOr
sta ga izrazila bivsi poslanik James w. Gerard in
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26
~~n~n naua@m ~
Prob1eni niroVnega kOngre a.

izgube ladjah In vOjne stroSke. Srbija BelgJa in
Italia so utrpele velike posestne izgube.
Ali bo Amerika zahtevala odSkodnino "a vojne
stroske, ali ne, Sc ne ve nekaterih krogih menijo,
da bo Amerika postopala tako, kakor spanski
vojni.
Poleg teh rezervnih took bo glavna naloga mi
rovnega kongresa to, da Sc naredi mirovno pogodbo
po stirinajstih tockah predsednika Wilsona, Xxi SO
iih spreei zaveznki i'm centralne drEave "a podla-
go mirovnemu sporazumu.
Tozadevna tertorijalna vplaSanja SO obrazloze-
ma spoSnih nacelih, in glavna razprava DO
mOrala Sele ugOtovlt praktcen ucinek tStih nacel
tenn, da bodo natanko doocene meje, zagotOvljena
varnost, teritorijalna nedota jivost in soverenost
nanovo ustvarjenih drzav, kakor Poljske Jugoslavi
je in CehoslOvakije.
Nekaj ten zemljepisnih vpraSanj juznovzhod-
nj Evrop je kaj perecega znacaja zlasti OBJ who'd
mem obrezju Jadranskega morja, kjer je mnOgo Pile
men in koder majo JugOslovani, Lahi, Grki in AL
banci vsak Ease upravicene zahteve da prevlada-
joce narodnosti po raznih odsekih
AmeriSko pomorsko zastopstvo ze vpliva Ja-
dranskem morju ter razmotriva zavoAjane zadeve.
Porocia Cd tie strani kazejo, ola ameiSka prizade
vanja pomagala odstranjevati medplemenske dife
renee, ker sprejemajo stranke dobro voljo nese
bicne in nezainteresirane Amerike.
Podpisanje zapisnika, katerem bodo VISA bist-
vena dolocila in podpsane poznejsega razvitka OBJ
sime pogodbe, kater bodo vse podrobnosti Sc VIE
ma prakso ma mirovnem pogajanju med Spanijo in
Zdruzenimi drzavami
Mirovn zapisnik je bill podpisan najprej, in Sc le
potem je mrovna komisija Parizu izdelala popol-
no mirovno pogodbo
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26

novo neodvisno vlado tam, kamor ne more doseci
samovoljno postopanje manjsine, XII Sc nagiba k
strahovladi."
IL Danske tudi porocajo sporazumu med vo-
jaSko delavskim svetom in Waldo. Ia sporazum do
loca:
l VISA politicna oblast mora bti rokah nem-
Ske socijalisticne republike in vojaSho-delavskega
Sveta.
g. Ia faktorja stremita "a obrambo in razvo-
em tega kar je bilo pridobljenega revolucijo, in
pa "a zadusenjem vsakrSnega protrevohucijon
gibanja
g. Dolzler ne bodo izvoljeni zastopnili vojaSko-
sveta "a izvsevalni odbor nemSke repu-
bike maj opravlja te posle izvrsevahi odbor "
Bernu.
f. Centralni izvrs. odbor Xxi ima tudi pravico
do kontrole, maj nastavlja in odpuSca vse clane
nih postavodajnih skupin republki, in dolder ne
bo izdelana koncna ustava, tudi ma Pruskem
S. Preden nastavi kabinet pomozne ministre,
Sc mora o tenn poprej posvetovati z izvrsevalnim
odborom.
6. Konvencija poslancev, izbranih iz vojasko-
deavskih sovjetov, maj bo skicana kar najhitreje
mogoee.
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26

pa Frederic c. Penfied ceS da bi moral biti kajzer
prijet in izgnan, omenjajo cisto nakratko.
Dezela Sc vedno zdihuje in joka mad ''neclove-
Slimi pogoji, 1 jih il naprtili zavezni Kolonj
ska Gazette krici ceS da hocejo soki ma vsal nacm
dObit svoj funt mesa blizu srca, ter zjavlja da Sc
bo boljSevizem sila magic razSiri nemskim meja-
mi, Ge ne bodo omiljen "nepotrebni ponizcvalni in
sramOtni pogoji"
L Berlma prihaja porocilo, XII pravi, da so pri-
prave "a dovazanje zivil Nemcjo IL tujme, re do
kOnGane. Pc teh pripravah bo ma mesec prihajalo
$4,000 ton masti 100000 ton mesa in 100000 ton
p0ljskih pridelkov.
IL Snce poro6ajo, da Sc je pricelo Avstriji sill
no protirevolucijona gbanje, to pa V tohksnem
obsegu da je narodni svet ma Dunaju izdal lepake,
katerh svari obGinstvo pred takSnim gibanjem Po
porOcilu frankfurske Gazette sc monarhista poslu-
mjejo vseh sredstev, da bi omajai med ljNdstvom
vero narodn svet ter oplaSii ljudi pred zavezni-
Sko olzupacijo
Londonsko casopisje je prineslo poroeilo, v ka-
terem je povedano, da je prislo med delavs1im in
vojaSllim svetom pa Waldo do sporazuma, h ga sna-
trajo "a dogodek najveGje vaznosti. Nadale menijo
da pomeni ia sporazm strmoglavljenje Elbert-Haa-
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26

stole vecinoma IL HrvatOv In po-
Sledica je bila, da je prisla V me-
Sto jugoslovanska armada $4,000
moz pod poveljniStvom srbskega
stotnika. Obenem je krajevm ju-
gOSlovanski Odbor razorOzil ltali-
jane in organiziral civilno gardo
IL OkoliSkih HrvatOv. Itaijani ma
Reki so silno razburjeni IN groze
z orozjem. Krajevni jugoslovanski
odbor je tidal naredbo, da Sc me-
StO ne sme vec imenovati Fiuma,
temveG Samo Reka (Rieka).
Trgovske ladje V reSki luki no
sijo jugoslovanske in hrvaske Ia
stave, toda itatijanskke mornarl-
Ske oblasti noeejo pripoznati teh
zastav.
AmeriSke cete so dobile povelje,
da okupirajo Reko imenu zavez'
nikov In skrbe "a mir.
Victor Fisher, ustanovitelj am
gleSke "Delavske hge", kateri je
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26
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najst took predsednika Wisona "a podlago bodoce
mu miru.
Ekonomicna vpraSanja dobivajo znacilno vaz-
most, odkar Sc je nvedelo, da pride Pariz partja
ameriSih ekonomiGnih in plovbnih strokovnjakov.
Kakor izgeda, Sc vrte glavne razprave Okoi
tretje tOGke Wisonovih mirovnih pOgojev, ki so Jo
zaveznii Sprejei brez pridrzka. Leta zahteya, naJ
bOdo vse ekonomicne ovre odstran ene kar naJvec-
jem obsegu.
Predtem so sklenili pred dvema letoma ma "a
veznSki ekonomicni konferenci Parizu ekonomic-
no bokotirati centrane drzave pet let po skoncanu
te vOjne ter Sc pogodi "a pOSebne kupcijske ugod-
noSti med zavezniSkmi dezelami, njhovimi koonlJa-
mi in nevtralc
To je bilo, Sc preden je Amerika stopila vojno,
in Zd1zene drzave MISC podpisale predlaganih ONE
jitev.
Malo Sc je odtlej Gulo o tenn, ali bodo dolocbe in
CdgOvori pOdpisani na tsti ekonomicni konferencl,
stOpili veljavO in zd Sc, da ne bCdo uveJavJenl,
ce pomiSimo, da so zaveznii sprejeli tretJo tocko
predsednika Wlsona, XII sloni nacelu, maj bodo
vse ekonomicne ovire In zapreke pa meJe naJslr-
sem obsegu Odstranjene.
Med vojno Sc je ameriSka momarica silno po-
veGala In tudi to BIO emo ekonOmicnih vpraSanJ, o
katerih bodO naSiroko razpraTjali ma konferencl
Nekaj casopisov meni da bo zastrantega nastalo
ypraSanje, ali maj bodO vsepovsod uvelJavlJene bolJ-
Sc ameriSke mezde pomorski sluzbi ali he.
Kako dalec pridejo ia vprasanja ma kOngresu
sc ne We. Ali zadrzanje ministrskega predsednlka
Clemenceau do deavskih delegatov, li ga vceraJ
obiskali radi delavskega zbOrovanja k maj b Sc W.
So zaeno kOngresom sill Gloveka k misli, ola bodo
Glas svobode., 1918-11-26

sednika ZdruGenih drzav ter della
ii "a njegovo nomimacijo in Two
htev.
BivSi zvezni senator Charles
Dick je dial inkorporirati V Column
busu, O. Observation-Disclosures
ligo. Novica % tel 'mkorporaciji nj
presenetila GikaSkih republican
cev. Malobolj neljubo je zadela de-
mokraticne voditelje, XII so doka-
,zovali, da je general Pershing de-
mokrat.
Ohajski republikanski ligi bo-
do menda sledile druge podobne
volilne organizacije po drugih dr.
zavah, in organizacijsko delo maj
bo zaneSeno v vsak volilni okraj
Sirom Zdrrlzenih draw.