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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
HERE'S NEW FUEL ORDER
BRIEFED TO SENTENCES

The text OF the order had no, been
completed at late hour. but an abb
stract which was said to cover all Of
It's provisions. given out by tho fuel
administration, follows:
% Until further order OF the United
States fuel administrator, all persons
selling fuel in whatever capacity shali
give preference TO orders for necessary
requirements.
(a) OF railroads.
OBJ or domestic consumers. hospitals,
charitable institutions and army and
navy environments.
tc) OF public utilities, telephones and
telegraph plants.
cd OF ships and vessels for bunker
purposes.
(cl OF the United States for strictly
governmental purposes; not including
orders from or for factories or plants
working on contracts for the United
States.
% OF municipal. county or State
governments foc necessary public uses.
co OF manufacturers OF Dcrishabie
food or OF food for necessary immcdi-
ate consumption.
The order further provides that on
fuel shall be delivered to any person.
firm. association or corporation for any
uses or requirements not included in
the foregoing list until tho require
mcnts included in the list shall have
been first delivered
On January is. 10. 90, q and 90.
1918. and also on each and every Mon
day beginning January IS. 1918, and
continuing up to and including March
%. 1915. no manufacturing plant shall
burn fuel or use power derived from
fuel for any purpose except:
(al Such plants as from their nature
must he continuously operated seven
days each week to avoid serious injury
to the plant itself or it's contents
fh) Manufacturers OF pcris h a b lie
foods.
Ic) Manufacturers OF food not per-
who may burn fuel to such extent as
is authorized by the fuel administrator
or the state in which such plant is
located. or by his representative author
ICED therefor. upon spplication by the
United States food administrator.
I'D Printers or publishers Of daily
pa pcrs may burn fuel as usual, except
ing on every Monday from January 81
10 March Is, 1918. inclusive. on which
days they may burn fuel TO such eH-
tent as is necessary TO issue such cdi-
tions as such papers customarily issue
on important national legal holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
LEAVES 5000 900 WORKERS
M-IlHOIr Any EHIII.OIdESr

WhSHlNGTON. January lS.-"It il
better tc lose fivo days wages than
to freeze" said Frank Morrison. sec
rotary Of the American Federation OF
Labor. tonight. Hc had just been
Informed Of the official order handed
down ny Fuel Administrator Garfield.
Mr. Morrison made a very rough csti :
rratc that 100000 workers would be
left without employment each day at
an agSreEatinE wage cost of SIS 5000
600.
'But," he said. the worst OF that
inconvenience would be the loss OF
wages FOR the five days. That Is. OF
course, very serious thing. But It is
not as bad as being without fuel, es-
rec'ally when there arc small children
or the family is III.
'rhe state has the right to do any
thing for the benefit Of its people," he
continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Berry's---
Where
Extremes Meet

I The employer w h o
wants a fur coat for mo-
toring and is we'll able
to pay for 1.-THE small
business man who looks
at a dollar twice before
he parts with 1.-THE
married an whose
wife and three daugh-
ters expect him to dress
we'll on what IN y
don't take away from
him = the young man
who wants to corner
the Style Market on a
shoestring allowance
the bachelor who wants
three suits at a time till
some girl cuts him
down to one the
breadWinner who is
trying to make ends
meet and find a little
solid comfort in be-
tween = the clubman
who runs to fine i'm
ported clothes = the
conservative man who
sticks by staple grays
and blues-the flashy
fellow who wants color
and lots Of it the
breezy individual who
swears by stripes and
checks = the lean man
who wants slender,
easy rolling lines-the
muscular m an who
wants a wallpaper fit
and Morris Chair COM
fort-the middle aged
man who denies it and
wants clothes TO back
him up-and all men
who want fine woolens
and fine workmanship,
comfort, style, variety,
discrimination, quality,
low prices, and the sat-
isfaction assured by an
honorable name-come
to Berry's!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Meningitis at Charleston.

~ Assoeis Ted Press.
CHARLESTON, =. G., January 10
One death from meningitis has &C.
Cured among students OF the United
states naval training school near here,
II was announced Tonight. Eight cases
are under treatment and tho navy
yard hospital The quarantine on tho
training school is still in effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
STEAMER TEXAN is AFLOAT
Veancrs Steering Gear Damaged In
Collision, but Crew IL Believed
TO H. Safe

AN ATLANTIC PORT. January 10
a vessel proceeding to the assistance
Of the steamer Texan, which had sent
out All IS Q S" call Monday, saying
she was sinking. reported to-day that
tho Texan had been damaged badly
hut indicated that the crew was safe
aboard.
The ships atccring gear is disabled.
and there is hole in her side caused
by collision with another steamer,
the name Of which was not revealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
DAREDEVIL BIRDMEN KILLED
Harold nlakeley and Edward HiEsins
Die When Machine Falls
Scar Central p1rl..

HAMPSTEAD. l.. l., January To-
'orold Blakeley, known among ayia-
Tors as the cross country devil" and
toward Higgins. were killed to-day
hVe miles west OF Central Park. when
theS tried TO turn tail spin" The
machine got beyond control and crashed
TO earth. baryinE the men beneath IT,
10th died in an ambulance on their
way here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
VIII Get All steel Needed.

WASiIiNGTON. January le.-Respon-
s,oii'tH Tor supplying enough steel
plates Tor government shipbu.lding to
whatever size the program may be en-
iafsed. was assumed to-day by j. A..
Farrell, president of the United states
steer Corporation and chairman OF the
american Iron and Steel Institutes
steer plate committee. lie told Chair
man Hurley. OF the Shipping Board. If
.he mills were not ready TO meet any
demands he would make them So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Talbot Chosen President.

NEW YORK, January 1s.--A- N Tai
bot. OF Urbana. ILL.,. was elected prcBi-
dent OF tho American Society OF Civil
Engineers. at the sixty-hth annual
meeting OF the organization here to-
day. The retiring president, George
Fl. Pcgram. said in an address that
II per cent of the membership OF the
organization Is now In the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
SEVEN MILLION EMPLOYEES
TO SUFFER- by FUEL ORD1.,

NEW YORK, January l6.--Upward OF
''oeo'ooo employees will suffer by the
u'aSt'c action OF the fuel administra-
uon. IN 1915 the nficinl census showed
I,Ss'''a" wage chrners in the section al
fec!cd by the order. Since mn ~
workers have largely increased =,
number.
The hve-day closing period Win af.
'cct over 25o,ooo establishments. ren.
reaen'ins over s:o:ooo,00c.GoO OF can
ital.
About 100000 people. the estimated
population OF the twenty-eieh, stat,
"lthin The area, will be more or term
affected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
WEEDS Naval Omc,r.

lHFcC!aI 20 The Tunes DiSpatch.1
LfNCHBURG. VA, January 16.--An-
nouncemcnt has been received here Of
the marriage Monday afternoon in Nor
FOLK OF Miss Ethel Gcnevleyc Kelly. OF
TINS city, to Paul Savage, OF Lewes
Del, an officer in the naval reserve
torce' who Is stationed in Norfolk. The
ceremony was solemnized a tn. rectory
of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

ton counts on the complete patriotic
CO operation OF every individual, firm
and corporation affected by tho order
in its enforcement. Every effort Will
be made by the fuel administration
and other government officials charged
with the enforcement Of the order to
carry out the plan proposed without
undue interference with the ordinary
course of business.
1T is tho earnest desire OF the fuel
administration to prevent entirely any
permanent dislocation OF industry or
Of labor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
RICHMOND MAN ARRANGES
PLAN TO AID ROUMANIA
Henry W. Anderson Forms Com m isSion
TO supply Ci$iIians with Food
md Clothing.

10y associated IrcHS. !
"ASiilNGTON. January l6.-rlane
LOT an allied commission to provide
1000 and clothing for tho civilian
population OF Roumania have been
completed, according TO adviccs re-
ceiTed here from Jassy.
Details OF the commission. which is
10 include members OF the Roumania u
government, as well as representatives
W 'me a'ied nations. were worked out
by Henry W. Anderson. OF Richmond.
chairman OF the American Red Cross
mission 10 Roumania.
mr. Anderson may be mado chairman
OF the new commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
HILL CARTER DIES AT
HIS HOME IN ASH AM

Continued from First rasc)
OK a born josician compelled rccocni.
ton lie also maintained his rcputa.
tion IN the gold -hrick case and in the
case of Henry Clay Beattie. Ir. 5Ii.
chief practice in recent years had hoen
before the Supreme Cour. Of Approl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Three Die of Meningitis.

f8y N.SoclEted Presa.
ALEXANDRIA, LA, January l6-
Captain Jacob Stein. OF Bcssemer, Ala;
Captain Otis hopkins. of Ohio, and
First Lieutenant Dan Beall, Of Mis-
sissippi, died to-day of meningitis, &C
cordirs 10 an announcement made at
the base hospital at Camp Beauregard
tonight. One death from pneumonia
was also announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
UTOMoCILE OF LENiNE
FIRED UPON DURING NIGHT

PETROGRAD. Monday. January IA
An automobile carrying Nikoiai Lcninc.
the Rolsheriki Premier, it is reported,
was fred upon tonight when he was
driving TO meeting OF the Council OF
Peoples Commissaries. -Four shots were
tired Premier Lenine was not hurt
The bullets shattered the windows
OF the automobile. A member OF tho
party with the Premier was wounded
slightly in the hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
NATIONALS TO MEET
DELEGATES From Every state to Gather
In Chicago Old Merck 8 10 Ceu-
cider Amal9nmation,
IBy Asnocla,ed pr..n1-

tBY Associated Prespl
NEW YORK, January l6.-Pcrma,
ncnt organization Of the National party
will be effected at a national conyan.
tion to be held in Chicago Wednesday.
March 6. It was announced hero to-
night, at which delegates from every
state are expected to be present. Tho
Official call for tho meeting ytatcd TINT
the decision OF tho Prohibition party on
proposed amalgamation will be an
nounced at the convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
schooI-Teacherr to Helm.

WASHINGTON, January ia call
to the school-teachcrs OF the country
to aid in campaign to be conducted
from February IL to 90 to increase the
Junior membership OF the Red Cross
was issued here to-day BY Mrs. Mary
c. c. Bradford. president of the Ma
tional Educational Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
ConsidcY Var TnIcs.

Especial to The Times Dispa,ch)
RALEIGH. y. G.. January l6.--Nor RI h
Carolina moving picture men met here
to-day and discussed what they term
excessive war taxes. r. W. Wells. Of
Wilmington. Is president. and Henry
r.. Werner, Of Lexington. secretary and
trcaSurr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

NEW YORK, January l6-Colonel
1heodorc Roosevelt has accepted the
honorary presidency OF the American
Defense Society to-day. il was an
nounccd to-day. Former Secretary Of
war Lindley NJ Garrison. has been
elected member of the board OF
trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

Tho case Of Walter Joiner. $40 North
twenty sixth Street, went TO tho jury
in tho Hastings Court at II O'Clock
last night. The jury was adjourned
until this morning, when they will
meet TO decide the case. II. NJ. Smith
.Ir., appeared for the defendant and
NJ. j. Fulton was associated with Com
mon"'alth's Attorney Wise in the
prosecution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
BOTH STEAMERS AFLOAT
Argentine Transport Pnmpn and Liner
Princess Anne arc Pulled or
by wrcckcrr,
tBy Associated Press. !


AN ATLANTIC PORT, January 10
The Argentine transport Pampa, ashore
for the last two weeks forty mie!s
south OF this port. and the Old Domin-
ion liner Princess Anne. aground in
the outer harbor for several days. were
Noated today. British. Norwegian and
Italian steamers, aground In the outer
harbor. will probably be noatcd to-
morrow, wreckers declare. The har-
Dor accidents occurred during tho ice
blockade OF last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
RESIGNATION OF HUNGARIAN
CABINET Is nEPORTT.T

LONDON. January 1.-THE rcsigna.
tion of the Hungarian Cabinet on &C
count or failure 10 obtain necessary
support for the military program, is
reported in Budapest dispatch TO
Copenhagen. forwarded BY the Ex-
change Telegraph.
II is believed Emperor Charles will
ask the hungarian Premier, Or. Alex
ander Wckcrie. 10 remain in office nd
reconstruct the Cabinet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

TUSkEG EE. Ala. January 15-
Leading negroes in every walk of lifc
from all over the South, TO tho num-
Der Of moro than 1000. met hero to-
day to discuss plans for tho advance
ment and economic development OF
the negro race at the tvcnty-seventh
annual conference CT the Tuskcgce In
Stitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
FEAR GIRL is SLAIN
Her Schoolbooks Arc Found Strewr
Along Hoad, N " Prom StruE-
Gle In Autom obtlc.

PORTLAND. CONN, January Is
Schoolhooks belonging to seventeen
year-old Esther Strickland, who mys-
tcriously disappeared from hcr home
here Monday. were found strewn along
tho road leading to Hartford to-day by
the State police. 1t is feared tho Eirl
may have been murdered. Tho books
wero thrown from an automobile by
Miss Strickland when struggling with
her captors it is believed.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06

dobe, kdy mas opustilo Bulhar-
sko. Kratce pred tim obdrzelo
100000 novych uniforem a il
nych castf vyzbroje. Turecko
snazfcf Sc dosahnouti separatni-
no mfru, &C jest6 v poslednf ho-
dine Tallat pasa vymamil ma
Berlfnu 5O,0OO,OOC We zlate."
Harden sc s horkostf o spo-
jencfch nezminuje a o Wilsono
We politice pravi, ze jest vysled
KEN neblahych zkusenosti S dri
vejsf n6meckou vladou.
"Stary system Sc prezil az k
smrti a duch hesla s'Pravo je
moe" je ma zeimem postupu.
Vety ~ milosti ,bozi" a "boz-
'skym pravem vladnouti" patri
minulosti - heslem move dolby
jest - "Z vile lidur
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06
PiSe MikolaSovi O nadilku.

prolhanymi mirovymi ujednani
mi v Brestu Litevskem a Buku
resti."
"Pak sc dostavila krise v mi
nulem zari. Armadni hlavni
stany nahle sc pocaly ohlizeti
po mirumilovnejsi Wade, mako
meme k zakonceni valky a vysle
dek bylo - prfmeri. Pozde, pri
lis pozde -pocal Ludendorf cha
patti spravne. Dosud vidfm "a
razeny a zlomeny parliament v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06
: = v Z = I.

veg pro valku nas'cdujicimi
slovy:
"Proc vase excellence, bude to
sice prudka boufe, ale nepotr-:
va dlouho."
"V takovem duchu a "a tako
vych omylG vstonupili isme do
valky. Byla jestey treti pfilezi
tost k dosazeni vyhodneho mi
ru; v dobe, kdy Sc shroutilo Ru
sko. Costa k miru 'byla nam ale
zahrazena neprirozenymi a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06
Sbirka slozena adm. "Sveta" pr
Ceske Narodni Sdruzzeni.

Narodni Dan zasila mattel reznickeho obchodu ma
Portage ul. p. Kar. Linhart
a p. Edward Linhart
Albina Geiger, Narodn Dan
Rad Palacky, Z. 19 cSPS Narodni Dan
p. J. H. Darda, mattel krejcovskeho obchodu, 612
Euclid ave. Narodni Dan
jos. Nsrovec, 124l8 Ingomar ave. N. E. Mar Dan
Sbirka do vinku Ceskoslovenske Republiky cd "a
m6stnanc1 firmy McMyller Interstate Co., Bedford,
o.. A. Weiss ST.; j. Campula 81; F. Novotny 81 J.
Prib 81; J. Sorna So r. Hejna SO; E. Placek so; ].
Jan so; r. Leder so; j. Kubak SO; j. Havlfcek so;
K. Kuthan SO; A. Ineman So; M. Voracek so; V.
Svoboda so; j. Poa so; j. Zuzk 25 F. Jancek 25;
M. Teska 25; j. Andel 25; ]. Vejvoda 25 A. Hou-
ska 25; A. Zenisek 25 K. Kos 25; A. Nejedk 25;
A. Berfl 25 C. Krejci 25; A. Vejvoda 25; j. Char
vat 25; j. Drab %; F. Planeta 25; VIM. Malecek
25; A. Fronek 25; V. Jahoda rs; v Simandl 25;
F. Nekola 25; A. Bartos 25. - Celkem
Dne 80. listopadu 1918 bylo vykazano
Dne 6. prosnce 1918 naleza adm Sveta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06
W!!S;'S;:!] 7! s M!!SSl \! !!!,:;; s
MOVE DUKAZY o
VINE BYVALEHO
CfSARE.
POKUSY HOHENZOLLER
MA DOSTATI Sc OPETNE
K VLADE.
(Dnesni bulletin.

Londyn, 6. prosince. - Pro-
tirevoluGni spiknuti We pro-
speech znovu zavedeni monar-
'chisticke vlady jehoz naSelni-
KEN jest bratr, sesazeneho CT
safe prime Bedfich Pru.ky, ma
byvalo hr,zivsjsich forem a ne
mecti radikalove pozaduji "a
tceni zminsneho elena hohen-
zollernske rodiny.
Amsterdam, 5. prosince. v
archivu cisarskeho palace ma
lezeny byly novou n6meckou
vladou usvedcujici lstiny, ze
exkajsr skutecne jest vinnym
valky, takze nejen Mada, ale j
vojenske a delnicke rady poza
duji ably Vilen byl dopraven
do Berlina a postaven pred me-
zinarodni soud. Nekolik clenI
berlinske vojenske a delnicke
rady odebraol Sc iiz do Haagu
ably ma holandske Wade poza-
dovali vydanf byvaleho panov-
nfka. Jest mono, ze povstane
mezi temito nemeckymi delega
ty sp'ojenci spor, kdo ma VIA
stne ma osobu exkajsra, pravo.
Pritomnost Hohenzollerna a
nejstarsiho syna Nemecku "a
vdalo by. jiste pricinu k politi-
~ckym trenicim a proziravejsi
;statnfci Nemecka nikterak 81
Enepfeji, ably excisar v Berline
Sc objevil.
Dosavadnf pomerny kid ma
berlinskych ulicich jest pozno-
WI ohrozen velkymi nepokoii,
ljak oznamujf dnesni depese.
DIE telegramu chysta Sc Lieb-
knecht k boji proti nynejsi Via
de opira Sc pry 1900 ozbro-
jenych muzd.
Londyn, 5. prosince. - DTi-
vejsi nemecky cisar povolal z
Berlina zvlaStnim vlakem jiste-
no lekarc a die dodatku v tele-
gra,nu opustili " utery tri byva-
Ii clenove jeho stabu Ameron-
|gen a odcestovali do Berlina.
Mali sebou listing vztahujici Sc
k jeho soukromemu majetku v
Nemecku..
Hag, A.. prosince.. (Opozdena
zprava). Ia debaty v holland.
ske horejsi znemovne prohla.
fsil poslanec Marchand, ze pri-
Rtomnost byvaleho n6meckeho
Evladare v zemi mIze snadnc
Ho}andsko zaplesti v rozpory
|ke zahranicnimi vladarni. "A pc
zadoval, ably Vilem Hohenzol.
|lern Sc dobrovolre vratN do Nc
Emecka.
I Pariz, 5. prosince. - Mezl
!spojenci bylo docileno shody We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06
Ger nGmecke revoluce.


Ger nemecke revoluce.
"Sam Bernsdorf mi pravil,
ze az do posledniho okamziku
sveho pobytu presidentu Will
sonovi lhal, aniz by ved6l, re
pronasi Iii. Zahranicnf mimi
sterstvo posilalo pokyny a ten
to je die rozkazd z Berlina
sdeloval dale"
Rec Hardenova nebyla teh-
dy uverejnena v plnem zneni,
stale Sc tax teprve nynf. Jiz
tehdy pravil neohrozeny publ
cista, re koncem letosniho ro-
ku prijdou dni miru.
"Byl cas-, kdy nam jen o
vlas uklouzlo kyzene vftez-
stvi = v zari 1914, kdy zma-
rem byl nemecky plan zdeptati
| Francii. Ustup cd Marry Wis
XII valce jiny, nam nepfiznivy
smer. Strizlivy a ma yec chlad-
nym rozumem pohlizejici Molt
Ike, prave v tu dobu odebral Sc
k cisari strucn6 jak bylo je-
no zvykem, pronesl vetu: I've
licenstvo, valka jest ztrace-
na!"
Pronesenim techto SLOW vzbu
dill Harden velkou pozornost po
sluchacstva. "Slyste! Slyste y
znelo po nekolik minut ruz-
nych stran, takze fecnik ne
mohl sc dostati k slovu.
"Tam ma Marne nam uklouzl
triumf vitezstvi - jiz v zari
1914. Ale i kdybychom zvitezi
Ii, byla by nenavist celeho sve-
ia nasim udelem. Tenkrate byl
jeste cas- uzavriti vyhodny mir,
Byli jsme ale ovladani trpasll-
ky, kteri nedbali SLOW nauce.
nj velkeho Bismarka, re politi-
cka proziravost must ovladati
logiku vojenskou."
'Druhou vyhodnou prilezito
sti byla doba po nekolika dsp1
sich r. 1916, ale misto jejihe
vyuzitkoyani zapocala pract
admirala Tirpitze jeho bezo
hlednym ponorkovym valce
MIN. Jeho podporovately, bs
zboznovately byl Zimmerman
a Helferich. Bdh jedine vi, jal
sc tito diva lide dostali k IRA
. d1m."
"Doufam a pfeji 81, ably tit
til muzi postaveni byli pre-
sOudni tribunal."
Observation-Disclosures po dob
trvani valky = coz mohu dok'
zati, byly mathematicke vypo
ty jisteho nemeckeho statistika
ktery cisar neustale vykladal
ze Anglie bude naprosto don
cena uzavriti mir a to beher
nejkratsiho casu. A tento we'd
tor zakoncil jednou svoji pre-
nasku klasickou poznamkou:
"Misto abychom Sc snazi
dociliti dorozumeni Amer
kou, v nasem velmi silnem W
jenskem postaveni, bude lep'
kdyz v teto zemi vyprovokujt
me proti nam nepfatelstvi. Y
douci politikove byli Ia teto sv
}tove katastrofy lplne bezmo'
nymi, jak pozname teto ro,
mluvy v dobe prohlaseni walk.
Prekvapeneho knizete Buell'
wa podnecoval Bethman Hol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06

Won Moltke, s6f generalniho
stabu neneckych armad v me
slci zari 1914, kdyz po prvni
bltve ma Marne, pred samou
branou Parize, zastavil Joffre
germanske hordy a pocal je
tlaciti zpet.
Celou tuto episodu odhahl
Max Harden, znamy redaktor
listu Zukunft "a reci v Ham
burku dine 27. rijna v predve-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06

. v pfedvanocni dobs sehra
je "Tyl" ''MLYNAR A JEHO
DlTE" v G. N. Sini ma Broad.
way. Listky v pfedprodeji u p.
Vacka. Nezapomente v nedsli,
dne 8. prosince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06

Vsech otazkach jez Sc tykaji
psoby byvaleho nemeckeho CT
sare. Prohlasil tax ministersky
predseda francouzsky Clemen-
ceau pfi SVEN navratu z Lon
dyna posledni noci.
The Glenwood post., 1918-12-21
HALF PINTO BEAN CROP
BOUGHT BY UNCLE SAM
FOURTH ORDER JUST RECEIVED
FOR FiFTEEN MILLION
POUNDS.

Nearly one-half of the pinto bean
crop Of Colorado has been purchased
by the government to fill export or
ders according to Information given
out today by the bean division of the
U. s. Food Administration for Colo
RADIO.
Out Of an estimated total crop OF
10000, 900 pounds. orders for 1884 900
pounds have been confirmed by Wash
tngton for expectation to European
countries. The latest large order to
be hooked by the pinto bean industry
of the state is for $4,000 900 pounds of
cleaned pintos to be delivered at New
Orleans by February l.
For each of the four large govern
ment orders received, the price paid
has been seven cents F. o. B. Colo
rAdo to the shipper, who must clean
and bag the beans, the farmer receiv'
ing six cents. Government orders
have put s2.e3s.5SO into the pockets
Of the bean men" Of the state, -.
171.640 of this going to the farmers