davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

inns bcilig. 9Iber mir erbcben nit
ollcr &roft Erotcit gcgen Ocl1 Ser.
lid, Oicle llnnittelb0rcn 8ciiibI5ar3.
bric1c bilrotratild orgoniiicren Su
moIlen; mir proteltierelr gegcn bic 4.
ierorllte Eropo9alloo ocs or0o1li.
llertcn lerrorisnuS, oIS slusill,B
0leleS @eiiibls." Die 9(tluciilrng ser
lInnlttcIbarcn 9tahc fiir cin5elne
@GUolttotcn bciBt eS 5lrn StlIuilc,
"Icgt inns Die Sflibt ouL llnIcr gors
5e$ Seben ooron SIT icberl, llnl IoId)e
3ulton0c 5u iGoffen, BET bcnen oicie
0elpalttaten lunrsglidl iino".
90 Ocllfcn INTO iprct)c1 Die @cnpI,
len Die i'm Siiocn M,blonos orbci,
ten. no Die ~GepollltionGrcn So5ia.
illtcn" an ItQrflten Ucrtrctcn Iinb.
Hlt 3entrnlgebietC lno in Scn
@auptltoOtcn tit pon tcrroriItiiden
Nel9llngen bel 0cn Sp5iolOcntofrote,r
Hld1t Die Ncoc.
Wero 9 ofiulitI 6: Oie>terz
rortItiId)e Stromunq in g2uBlonO.
Vorbote., 1918-02-20
ScltIamc Surlicbc fir vSnIcftcu.
uunitf"

Die Soponer iinO begciitcrtc %er.
eprer Der SnlettCnnlliif. Scit oIters,
lcr lollen Ii6 Die Gidltcr 2Sopons bonn
3ltooen9elong inipiricrcl1. 9(ber oud
Ole 9ttd)tpocten in1 9on0c Scr ouioe.
benoen Sonnc licbcn in bohcn1 O}oBr
Die uon Otclcn Snicftcn bcruoracrlfc-
lle1 nelo0iidcn Conc. 0orllnl mar
eS Sltte. OaB al Srtcn, ou ocneu Be.
lonOer@ tlmItbegobte 3irpen ton5crz
tIerten, lbrc &erebrcr iid) DerSonnlcl.
ten I'M Die gto6t III Dcr5iiftcnr 2oll.
'hell 5li uerbringen. Sic brot,tcn Iih
oann Vtattcn nit, luu iih Ocn 9lufcnts
9olt I'M 6reien bebogIid) SIT gcitalte1
Sn neuerer Belt benefit nun ser ga.
pollcr lelne Spmpotbie fir bic flcincn
Wtlrtontcn OaOllrdl Oob er lie III iidl
ms @onS nImmt, i'd oIio cine 3irpe
bolt, lDle mlr ln5 cincn &anoriell.
uo9cl boIten, Nic 3irpcnbolhmo lit
nn1lrllh cln 0uBerit billigcs &crQrii.
9eL rnO Oorum fam ii6 Oielen
bnrnIo'en SpoB nl1h Der llnbeoiiz
tcrte lenleh. SD lit cs oenn llolllent.
Ltd t1lJh Der nyntc. burtrInqen0c ia
poniidlc S9l0ert, ser lid Elm Grill.
chcn onihofft, Oomit er cinc tlcinc
Srotcrln un0 SGngernt porfin0et,
penn er nad barter, olltrcngenAcr
Su9eaarbe,t III ein oiirfti0es Mini
5urllffcbrt. @lildIih oiiltft cr iih.
mcm cr gar 0cn flcincu @oIbfIiio.
lcr ~3lrllmlllbi" III ieiner &lalic
bat. Scr 3urlunuibi lit Souans be,
! tier Ginger aus 0cm ESnIeftenrcih.
Gr ruft lplrnocrbar nlclooiid)e Conc
bcruOr, Die on ben iilBclL iiIbcrncn
Slang cincs @IGGhcrlS crinlcrn,
Oos irgcnOlup in ser 6ernc ldpingt.
9lber 5ufricDen lit audi, lpcr iid)
etnen rWtotiumuI I6i" eingeTan9em
oOer erporben bat. &cnn OiclcS SSSls
left Eroben ieiner Spllfunlt borclt
IGBt, nleirt mnrl eS vbrauie Der
&inO Ourh ocn SihteupaIo". Olit
@oblgcfollcn louti6t Der SSSaponcr
idljcBIieb mld elmer v&utiupalgu'
| ibi" Qenonnten @rillennrt. SSbre
rNhliif", Die lie Ol,r6 9lneinonber,
reiben Der Tliiqelbcfcn cr6e''gt, ion
9enou 10 tlingen pie Dos @erduiGy.
Oo5 Elm EferO perurio6t mcnn cs ult
Sem NtlmNitiif icines 3oltne5 ber.
umfaut!
Vorbote., 1918-02-20
Ser iSiidJfang i'm Subeldcr uOr 200
,Saflren.

Gin oltes ot5iidbudJ" ols Sem
&&abre I'LL cr5Gllt pon eincnt err
ItGunlihen 1SiidJreihtum I'M 9o6cn4
ice. Sed)tc, Torclcn, &orpfon,
Sdleien, &ingeIn wirlneIten lu,3
io I'M See lmO man ing @rcltpIara
Fi5 au 30 Tiuno Sdpere. SSSn Sp-
@C9enO bon 9inoau bis Sregens fin0
mon Die meiIten Slide. Gs tuar o6er
lidt imancr nGglid), bic 9rOBe 3ohL
bon ,SiiGen gleid Dcrfauicn at f0ns
nen; Ou ian0 man ein OtitteI, lun sic
Qcfongenen Slide ON 9ebcn sit er.
GaItcn, eill Wtittcl Oas Die @illigunJ
cines luoocrncn SierI6ubpcreines al
lerOings fo1ml fjnoen lpiirDe. Ntdn
bcICItlgtc cin Stiif @oIj oil cincr
S6nur, 500 Oiclc bis al. bas SOli
burd Oes Slides &icmcll luto bor0
6os on0erc @nOc on eincll Efobl, Occ
am llfcr 0cs Gees it2nN. 9luf Oiei.
@cilc fonntcn Die Slide ctIpo 50 6i@
60 Otctcr lrcit III DEN Gee idrninrs
mcn; mar Damn Elm qroBes 6jiteiiCt
Gcplmlt, Damn boltc man einf0G
blcie ol1gebluOenclt Slide berbci.
Gos oltc Siif6ud] ipridt pon.
elmer gtCnge SiiGortch Oie oItc int
gooenlee gclcbt bn6cn iotten. 90
rll1ter lparen oudJ 2loalraupe.l, nnd
AuoppeR 9enonnt. Son Oieien ST.
iflen wltrOen namentIih bic 2cberll
ais Sederbiiien beion0ers geid1bt.
Sic 9loolraltpen iel6It ber(oren obar
0prG 0os 9lusidcioen Ser 2eber
nift hos Se6cn lie murben tielme5r
micoer III Den 6iiffoIten geiebt lno
crit lofrtIitt o69eidladtat wenn maa
iic benotigrc.
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

mQcjt, pem 0llc ArGite Ouron ges
lest lOcrOcll, Oie 0}oiien 5lt belpegen,
N1B lie bel Ocrortigcn S0llen in bel
lelf @otien berbejeileu, Sic WliBtou.
0elten nl5 Ocm @efongniS 5lt 6eireis
Ell. 9lber mas lit benn 0aS iitr cine
@elruQtlnng lUetn man IiG9 cinre&ct,
ooB Elm 9iltp!eltItuB qeasn Den urz
kcbcr Ser :Q}iBbanollmg yeinen
Shlag" bcOeutct, Die ,SGluad
.tilat", Oie 0tibbonOlllng rGdt"? /?
9tpA lrOblfeIler miro oie 0enl11tll-
lll0 Ietn Ucnn nloa Gem &cripres
teN Der u9tpDoll}tjOnQrcn Sn5iaIis
ltcn" @lnllbcN ii'entt, OoB bel Bent
ScllC.,er elmer oSrQaniIntion 0eS
&nnlpfca" feline nic6ertrGd,tiQe
SGanOtot lugeltroft blcibcn miro"
GicIar @b1llbc fiibrt id9lieBlid OQiu.
OoB non ollie llrDeber iolfer Sd)on0-
Itoten bon po1nbcreil ais ,beltroft"
icrad}tet lnO ullc S1)onototen oI5
vgCtllQt"
Ser 9lrteiter &otid)ur teilt ilt
cilenl 9ricfc, Sen sic .9iepoll1tioni=
rcn So5ialiItel1" peroffentlihcn, nit,
CT lei BON ben Streits cnttGllid)t u1o
FnbC Dor anOertbulb ESoDren - Ser
Srlef lit pom Sllli 1902 Oaticrt -
Nenlcinlam hit Sen n9fepolltionGrcn
So5lalntell" lld) non Ger 9dlbloli0z
tclt Der 0enoni1rotionen ij6erSclot
mo babe ans OleiCnt @rlm0c ser Sos
5lolDcncfratie Ben Hitten qcfehrt
l1nO 11d ben nellen @enoiien onQes
I6loiIct: Slnd Oie .,pcrbotcnen gij-
ter" b0tten Hin cnttGllibt lrnO e.
tonne tbncn fclnc He0elltlrnQ beirlei.
lcn. &ln Npril 1902 plGr0e er Oonlf
III Die "CrgaIiiation Nes Samples"
Aur9cnonlncn rnO .ca mur0e Inn
oorGclhlogcn. -, gegen Sen @ouper.
Inenr pon GBartom por5uge6cn" ,
"9totltrlid1 CLAUDE i1 tidt" = Ioqtc
cr - DAB, mcnn i6 Sen @onberncllr
nicSerIrlic5C, Die EDtiBbonOlungen
Der Saucrr mli'0ren";; abcr n1h
elmer gon}cn 9feibc iolder 9(ttentotc
miro ole Gc9icrlnI nqlau6t mir,
boIo Die &rallel einsic6cn" y9Sh
bin llbcrjellgt" - beiBt cs iueiter -
yoab cS Der SrQoniiation 0cs aum.
pies" 0elill8cn miro, sic Nc9icrilno
6u 5pnlacL nidjt nrc6r 0ic S{nute
IlnO Bic lfolit Qcgcn ms 1l15ulpen-
Gen; idl bin iIbcr'cltQt, OoB lmfcrc
Gr91nIl0ton cine freic GntluiflunQ
Ser 9irbcitcr- lr:r0 9oucrn6ereal1nq
crll0g glidIen luirh."
@aS wiirOc lpobI aus Ser geipe.
Qln9 lucrOCn, lpeln inter ben 9lrbeiy
tern Der 6lollbe &otidurs an 6ie
Organization Oc5 Samples" Iifl
ucrbreltete unO ieine GnttGuihuna
IN SejuQ oltf ale on0eren 3Sormen
Ger Selue9llng 9todobmlung fGn6e9
ssir piiien NoB nod ser offo3icl-
len Grflarln0 Ser Eartei ser Ser
rorlsnll1s ocn 0taiienfampf nidt er=
letelr> ionoern er9Gn5en ioI(. oSe6oh
bat Der Serrorismus feline cigene
So9lf. slrf IaotI6ur, ser iiter5clrgt
it, oaB o6ne jene Organization 6es
&olnpfes" ifr Die Srei6eit ,crrnos-
Eli6t". &otidlr bebalptet, ser s(r-
better lperoe, penn ct piiie, bQB res
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

Sen 9ltteutGteru 5Un Hll2Orllf tom.
g8cnn cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lur Sen Giicft bat, Die 2Cmon'tr1ll~
ten - mie Ole r9ieOolutlonoren 90
1ioliiren" behnllpten - ben "&nlteH
Ser aoiofen oll$5niceen", 10 1uO DE
9ltteltate nidt3 2LiNcres, 11s pic
9luslicIcrlng al Oen Gjol9en. STn
erItcn 6allc entialten Die .Wallen OoS
rote golmcr troB Ser &mltcn llto be
scllQen ihren 0oB ae9eIt Die Ste9lez
rluo nit Sem ~aiufe: v9tIeOer Der
N!bIolutisnua" Goa iii 0aa nellc
HuBlono, IpeIHc5 Sen Manlpi ollr.
ninlmt SIN 5lUeiten Sale ollBerN
GineGuc 0cnic!ben Sab Onrh Nlttcn-
totc troB Der @nlQen. Sic repoIus
tionGrc Sponnlrng bei gi5clnen
oOcr BEL min5jgen 0rllppen fam
i6on por Orcipiertel SSSahrblmOerk1l
IN 9fuBlonD SLIM glUSOryd Sect, no
Oas neuc &lBlonO oltf Den &onpr1
plut tritt, 100 Ser 6ciIt OeS &anlpiea
in Die Oioiicn orinot, lit Der n,tiirIi-
tbc Ylot opiermutigcr !Vtenld)en in
| ncn 9lci6en Oicicr A}cIicn. SIC
2lufanbc Der S1clOcn lit beute niht
bic. bic l)foiic v5u ridden" oocr r5ll
pcrtci0i9en", IOnOern sic, JIG III be-
0ciitern iic bin6urciBcn; niht fir
Die Iiniicn Qilt c2 ju lanOcln, Ion-
Dcrn III Den NtoiICn. @eiOcr ipuft oie
0ltc, ctamQls bCrehtiQtc, tclltc 6llln
NIiitc iolihc 2luffoillnlo Don Dem
SSG!Ilcin S9elGCn lln0 Der palliuen
NtoiIc lnuner noh III ben M0pfcn
cinca 1cilc3 Scr 9}cuclutjonGrc, uno
O>5 pcronIoBt lie, Oic Sclucgln0 an
sic oll2 Hoffnr10sIple Sn6n or0ngen
81 molten.
9lber Die 9lntinger be5 5errori5=
lnu$ rijlncn bcionocrs feline ~agitas
toriidjc" @irflNg. Ger 3crrOris-
mus nut 9inlebel bCrpor, ba5 Erc=
| Iti0c Der Serroriitcn miro gcbo6cn,
Cr rrrt OOs ircuOiAc 8rfiibI hcruor,
~oefrieDtgt bas pID6oloQiI6e 9ebiirFz
| MS nah @egcnucbr, 0nS Die $ocr5elt
Scr IFiBbonocltcu unO &cihilnpftcll
Ollrhbcbt" uiU. rSegrilBcn nid,t
ncltn pDu ic6n qe6ilNetcrl Htiien nit
9Nonne Den 500 cincs Sipiagin2"
fra9ea >triunp9ierenp Die rabifnlIten
Scrrorlltcn Oils Der y,Eortc. Scr &c
bpllltion0rcn SGSinliltcn". Nlllcr.
NinQ5, Der GCrrorianlls mcft frcuOi-
&C 8cfiltlc. I0bt cine faIidDe ~@clnt3-
tlu,ng ja5cr rinCn nnQcblitb 0efiltr-
tcu rShloN" cutltcbcn, ithcr cinclt
III M!rflid}tcit \llift uorbnnbcncn
Sicg. @r cr5eugt cine friftiue Sc
trlcciNlr19 0C5 pipd)OIoliid]cn Sc-
otlrinlncs nod @egenluebr". 0od,
N0rlr teItG:t eben llod) unierer fcite1
l(cbcr6engllnu Der StboOen ser pip=
hologiit1en Gimpirfllng ocs Serros
rlsnlls, Der ST nlllnobli6cr N6flall=
ling urO SGluGdna Ser Selpcgllng
iiibrt. Gieie 9efrieOi9llng tit ger gu
->pohlfcil!
9tatiirlitben 2lrsgang fin0et 6us
@efii6l bes Safes lno ser beleioigz
ten Utcnidentuiirbe, tpeldeS oie
0fiB6a1ollng Der Qcfongenen GenoI-
len crjeilgt, penn bns Streben cnt-
itebt, cine @taAt ms 9cben 5lr rltfen,
Die oieie 0tiBbanOlungen unnlogli6
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

Ountelbeit Der llntpiHen6eit tis in
icne gerlicbe ipo Die 9trmen lpohnen
nelae Die 9itfe zines Carnegie burh
oos OhltteriGoftsboipitol in 9lep
yorf IN 2(nipru9 81 ne9men ge5Dunz
ger iinb. OieIe 6tlFe Die feline 1T.
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

9N' tfPE;ljIujlU, iIVL tpUUllllsU=
njjren Bewegnng in Ia6(anO.
[>n0clicN iibcrlegt mon Die 5ntia.
den Qcyouer, 10 Itcllt iid) beralts,
>OoB 0icic terroriItiihen 9lffc gar nidt
n,atcrirllcr aontpt ionbern mir O.
momtrotioncn ii1O. IS miro I'M ncll.
en- rcpOlution0ren 9tllBEono 0onit bie
h0hltG Stltfc aeiien Oemonltriert, no
Su Dos fril6erc 9iltBlonO Qelonqen
frnntC. 0na 9InuoHicn Oes Ohttc3
lmG Der llnbotnl0Bigfcit, lucldJcs lidI
I'M gall3Cll 90n0c tenlcrfbar na6t,
Die gcmoiti0G, nic uor6Cr Nefonntc
GcrbreittnQ Der illeaal2n Sitcratllr
un0 bic bcitGn0igc 9tod)ir1ge ro6 bic,
,1ct Siriitcu, Die S6nelli1tcit 1nlO
Gcrcitihoft, NIT Scr, trob 3aJllolcr
&crGllringen, Die 9fciten Scr orgo
NiiiertCn So5iul0cnofrotcn iid) lhlic.
sen mo Dcrue0ren, cnOlidl 6ic Stra
Observation-Disclosures iel6It: tolIcMO-
f0pfiQc SdI0ren ulterltiibclt ben NrO-
tc'l Der Stnoentcn gelpoitiQc Otcn-
iGenmoiien IoHen I'M 9nn3en Gonoe
ben 9fuf: ,9iicOer nit Dem 9lblollti@
mus" critollcn lln0 OicIcr Hul ItOGt
olff fciucrlCi NrotcIt bel Ser iibri1en
Ncp0ltcrlmM 0Qe5 Dies OcnloE-
igr;Crt 0cl llutcrtnncn Ser rllIiiidlcn
Hclirnmn lm0 Oicicr NelierltnN
iclbit lpic lmulIboltinn lrn0 rciBenO
Bic }a0l jbr2r TcinOC DGdlIt mic
lt)rofi Ser @cqenioB 5lpiid)cH Oen
proieiiionaueN &erteiOiQern Ser Be
aicwiu1 lno Ser Nolf@nl1iir lit. 9iC
}$Ntolcnidliiiir u6gr crgGn5cn oieies
&ilO, inOem tic sic ESntcniit0t Ser re
u9lution0ren Spanning bel Gin5cl
Nen 0cmonlttieren, o0cr (uellr Der
3errorismu5 3N elmer ou5f6lisbti>
Hen Spe3iolit0t Ser ~Grgoniiation
6ea Monrpic5 miro Der reDollttio-
uGrcn 5palulunq bel elmer fleincn
lSruppc profeiiionellcr 9ienollltio-
n1rC.
IoB c@ lid; 1T Ser Got gar nidt
nm cine motcriclle G:6GOiQun1 ser
9}coicrln0 0obci 6onOclt, benefit
woll oil beIIcr Die Oiitteillrng oer
.GrNoniictson 0e@ &4,11pfe5r SlB
lie i'm sic bcporitebcnOe Genliiiiou
GWiaQin'a puBtc, ln0 Gab geru0e
nU2 0icitnl @rlm0e - lpeil mon ibr
nidJt nod Der GcniiiioN t0tcn ul0
i'm 3ucb ni,ft ungeitroit loiicn ipolIte
- bic &oll iiChUnQ Oc3 llrtcil3 be.
I6lCuniGt mlr0c. Sir Den 9icpos
lution0r hopAclt Is iich niht 0orltm,
&oB cin Sipirein Durh irQenN cincn
IcnGcrcn l}iriItCr criett mer0c" -
ertlGren bic uNc3oIlttionGrcn Sn-
2i0liItcn" in Nicicr o.fi}icQen I1unO.
rebunA. ogGir f0nlpicN nidt qcgen
&crioWen, ion0crr ncgcn GoS Sp>
fem" nlln1ere G6l1Qe riften Iid
!! !nur Acnen 2}erIonell iniofcrlL ais in
oieIcn Ncrlo}Cu Ona SDItemL pcrf0rs
pert miro ltnb mcAr c0cr Ht<n0cr
Hro0it3n0iG SINH 2ClaOruG fnn,mt. "
EiCIe grfI0rno III 5mAr uuQa mo
luirerIQrlI@Do1. obcr i;c LIBl Ourii
. ',.,,. +r.,,r,, ,r,3-,;flt S>S, 81, ,~,
Vorbote., 1918-02-20
rs iebfen etntt..

Nils 9iadJt gebDren nnp Spnuc
itcgcn iic sagenh nut;
Dffnctcn luciter nnD meitcr bus bc.Gs,
oaieinsfrcnOigc, itaanenbe sIugc, "a
mndJien cmptlr snr MittngsfOfc,
IdElid)en bitter i'm Ncbcfleioe,
prauatcn lcndJtenb i'm Strablcngeluunbe,
tuen lit surnigc,u Gumuer bnhin
Spielteu III Sunne, &egeu uno &inhJ
ucrSammcrten bann,
ucrlaufen ln NadDi,
mis- ub lie ME aeluelen Inp "
IS rarel ulcle Gebcn
GntipruIcn ans jandl}cnhcr Glctc
dlantcn iic IN Has Gcllc Gidt;
Uffnetca ueitcr nnS wciter bns bclc,
OaieIusIrcnbiAc, ltNanenbc Tnac,
pTrttn fintcr Der Strn Gin @erSen,
lsftcn Die grme nm frGbldDcn SdlaFfen,
augcn ppH ;5rltina, SreiEcit nnb Gicbc,
ran9cn unl yHcib, Sinh, 3lfnnit nnh @Gd.
MGmp.tcu iii SDnne, Mrgcn Nnb N;nh,
uerbfutcten bann,
uernnfen in Jtnstt,
nl5 ub lie mic gclGcien iinS -.
ErItit 9>rrr,nun
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

0ss 60. 60 o..
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

9enno4, Iogten mir ni9t, I6on am
4nfong, oob i'm Often @uropos Elm
:g}or9eI1rot gliibt, I60ner unb itro6z
lenoer ols Die Meni6feit es ic>geie6cn
Eot. Die 3eit Idreitet fort uno nit
ibr Die N&enIAen. Steben rings ou9
idDuor5c @olfclL m0gen ou6 8olfen
Den 6offnungsItrob1 HuBIonbs pieber
oerounteln, mir gefsn Dem 2t9t entz
gegen.9pG nift trdllmenb norten lpir
Der groBen 3eit, e5 gilt lie pprberaiten,
Den Snmen Der 9luitldrllng rings unz
Der ous5uitreuen, opraubrineen in Die
Vorbote., 1918-02-20

Entered Second Class Matter June "a 1875 at ths rcs.
of6os Of Chicago, nnoa rndsr Act OF March 4 lGa
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
WANT MECHANICS
In WAR INDUSTRIES

The United States Employment serv-
ice Is appealing 10 the skilled mechan-
les OF the country not engaged on war
work 10 take their part in carrying
ont the war program everywhere. LOYAL
response IA evident, and the field Offices
OF the employment service are instruct
ed 10 expedite the placing Of such ap-
pllcants IN positions where they VIII
be most effective.
The cali Tor experienced tOOl-makers
and machlnlsts Is rapidly increasing and
y had become more diflcult 10 nll the
demands.
Since the completion OF the flrst can
tonment program men OF the building
trades have not been In as large de-
mand As other skilled mechanics, but
because Of the large increase In the
army immediate additions are % be
made % cantonments, more hospitals
are % be built, and army and navy
bases are 20 he enlarged all OF which
mean increased demands for building
craftsmen.
Shortage Of trained women is mani
Tested IN reports for August from many
local offices of the United States En-
ployment Service. Munition and other
factory work Is mentioned as short OF
women In most industrial eenters.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
GIRLS In SIGNAL
CORPS AT FRONT

The hello" girls heard about their
sisters In service in France when Mrs.
7. Coleman dupont spoke about the
sisnal Corps girls yesterday at the Bell
Telephone Companys ofllce. These
signal Corps girls are the youngest or
American women In France and their
duty is to operate the army telephones
at various French cities. The Y. W. c.
A. has been asked to be responsible for
housing the girls and large hotel has
been opened In Paris and smaller lodg-
ing houses elsewhere. II there are only
a few girls in a place they live with
the nurses.
The telephone operators must know
French snd English 10 speak fluently
as well as how 10 connect and discOn-
meet the wire cords at the signal Of
the electric light. Mrs. dupont told
how the Y. w C. A. plans the recrea-
tion and off-hour occupations for the
girls. Seventy Bell Telephone operators
were present at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
U. S. EXPECTED
BULGARS TO CRACK
BY The United Press.

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON, sept 27-Reports
through German channels that Bulgaria
has asked an armistice as q result OF
the terrific onslaughts Of Allied troops
in Macedonia which have penetrated
Bulgarian territory and threaten com
plete disaster 20 her armies, We're re
ceived with no surprise here today.
While there is a tendency on the part
Of some officials 10 regard the Bull
garian move as part Of the Teuton
peace maneuvers, there also is a strong
conviction that the appeal Of Premier
Malinof is on the square. For many
weeks II has been known the situation
in Bulgaria has been increasingly dif-
flcult for the government there. In the
last week advices here have indicated
that she would soon crack under the
strain.
The suspicious feature Of the report.
however, is that IT Is launched through
German channels and pending more
complete details Of the move officials
were extremely reserved in their com
ment.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
LINEN SHOWER FOR
HOSPITALS OVERSEE

A linen shower for France by the
housekeepers Of Delaware, from Octo-
Der TO inclusive, is now in order.
A sudden car has been made on the
Red Gross for donation OF 10000 bath
owels, i9x3S inches; 10000 hand towels,
1890 inches; 1900 handkerchirfs, IS
inches square; 5000 napkins, ii inches
luare; 5000 unbleached muslin sheets,
MOP inches, finished preferably ?
lch hem at top and 1-inch at bottom.
The articles should be new or sub
stantially new and should he strong
rather than of fine texture. Those
articles are for use in the hospitals
abroad and are very hard TO secure
in the open market so that a Gift from
zach household of even one article
would supply this urgent need.
Please one and all help. Send articles
Numbered ready for packing. Deliver
all articles TO the New Century Club,
Mrs. Arthur Patterson, chairman Con-
iervation Committee I'm charge.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
BY MILTON BRONNER.

IN. z. A. stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept 27.--Near-
ly half OF the coal year is completed
and there is shortage OF i3,624,OOo
tons Of bltuminous coal with the worst
mining months 10 come when II will be
harder 10 make up any deficit. This
shortage exists In spite OF the fact that
The miners. with fewer men In their
ranks, produced FAR more coal than last
year.
The Federal Fuel Administration estl-
mated the requirements OF bltumlnous
coal from April 1, 1918. 10 March 81.
1919. at 2,Oi3,0oO tons per working day.
The average daily production up 10
september Il has been i.9s2,O0O TO
make mp the denclt It would be neces-
sary for the balance of the coal year
TO produce 2.239,000 tons OF coal per
working day. With bad weather com
ing on, this will be almost impossible.
To cut down the dencll II Is neces-
sary to use less coal in home and fas-
tory, 10 get the last calory OF heat out
Of every ounce burned.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
WAR SUMMARY
(i5ieth Day of the War; }


Peace offensive front-Premier Malin
on, the anti-war leader in Bulgaria ha,
offered an armistlce 10 the Allies ae,
cording TO an official dispatch from Ber.
I lin. received by way Of Copenhagen
Berlin declares that the remainder OF
the cabinet opposes Malinoif and that
the public Is also against him. A cOun-
ter movement is said 10 be already un-
der way.
Picardy front-The British suddenly
attacked this morning on a wide front
west Of Cambrai extending from the
Sensee River southwark. satisfactory
progress" was reported by Field Mar
shal Haig. A local operation advanced
the British line slightly in this region
last night.
Rheims-N -Nerdun front-The Franco
American attack. begun on a i0-mile
front In the Champagne and Argonne
regions yesterday morning, is still pro-
crossing. The Americans are operating
between the MeuSe and Aisne Rivers
while the French are attacking from
the AiSne westward TO the Suippe. No
definite information had been received
cary today other than the American
advance had averaged seven miles, and
the French four.
Balkan front-The invasion OF Bull
garia by British and Greek troops con
tinues. Serbian forces after capturing
Veles. have pushed on TO within strlk-
ing distance of the all important rail
way center Of UslOib. Its capture is eX-
pected 10 effect final demoralization OF
the Bulgarian southern armies, through
of their lateral transpOrta-
tiOn lines.
flanders front-British troops made
some progress northwest OF La BasSee
last night.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
Shortage of Coal
Grows Faster than OufDuI

In the week ending Aug. 81. an svor-)
age OF 2,ii5,0oO tons Of bituminous coai
per working day was mined, as against
t,oti,OOo last year; for the week OF
september Z. 2,iii.OOo against f.s74.000
last year; and for the week Of Sept. fi.
2.ii5,O00 against 1891. 600 last year.
The last complete report Oh bitumin-
Gus mines shows production OF S5.f
per cent. OF capacity. The losses were
. per cent. due 10 car shortage. l.3 per
cent. to labor and ~ per cent. 60 mine
disability. The car shortage has been
cut TO the lowest figure since mid-sum-
mer
In southern Ohio loss OF productions.
due 10 car shortage. was cut from 2f3
per cent. In the week ending August 81,
10 IS in the week ending sept. z; In
26.7 per cent. to CO; in Fsirmouni,
southern West Virginia II was cut from
West Virginia from 2s6 to i09: in
northeastern Kentucky from 376 10 IS;
In Western Kentucky from 299 to 81.
In the anthracite fields i7,733,OO0 tons
have been produced as against 1856
1856 last year and the daily average has
Increased over 200 tons
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
NO VACATION FOR
HOUSE MEMBERS

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-House lead
ers today abandoned plans for a pre-.
election recess.
Necessity OF passing the next def
cheney appropriation bin which viii
not be ready for at least week cou.
pied with the warning Of many men,
bers that they would not allow a
unanimous consent recess agreement
broke up the plans for q 3o-day vaca-
ito.
Passage OF the administration emer-
gency power bin which viii likely
come late today viii be followed by
consideration OF a number OF small
bills.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
PHmA. GETs MswEENEy

Arrested several days ago by Detective
Mahoney at the request Of the Phila-
delphia authorities. Charles McSweeney
has been returned. He escsped from
the police offlcers OF that city who
tried to place him under arrest while
he is alleged TO have been attempting
10 steal an automobile. His companion
in the attempted theft, George Far
field, struck detective in his night to
escape. McSweeney was once arrested
in this city on a similar charge.
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
FARE INCREASE ON
JERSEY TR0LLEYS
BY the United Press.


TRENTON. N. j.. Sept. 27.-The Stat
| Board OF Public Utility Commissioner
today issued an order permitting tn
Public Service Railway Company 10 in.
crease trolley fares from five 20 sever
cents. with one cent additional for a
transfer. from October ij 10 March 81,
next. and then TO charge a fat cash
fare Of six cents, with one cent. for 8
transfer.
The company. which operates trolley
lines in practically every section Of the
State, originally asked for a seven-cent
fare, with two cents for a transfer and
one cent for a transfer on transfer
Pending the action OF the War Labor
Board, the State Commission allowed
the company 10 charge one cent for an
original transfer and now makes the
further grant OF two cents for cash
fares.
II is estimated the increase viii yeild
the company $4,000 additional revenue
Evening journal., 1918-09-27
LUDEND0RFF TELLS
WHY HUNS LOSE

BY The United Press.
PARIS, Sept 27-General Ludsndorn,
in an order dated August 81. declares
the defeat at tho Ayre suffered by the
German armies was due to lack Of
proper organization Of a systematic de-
fense' both n tho line and at the rear.
The order which fell into The hands OF
the French through some captlves. It Is
stated In battlefront dispatches today,
says
II Is absolutely lnadmlssa5le that
tanks, after penetrating the advanced
lines. should be permitted 10 push along
the roads or beside for miles"
He declared that the principle that q
body Of troops, even when surrounded.
must defend their ground TO the last
man and last cartridge, seems 10 have
fallen into oblivion.