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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02
o cLAsLo JUGosLov. socIAusTIcNE zvEzE.
K do je Y a G L?

Medtem ko nemska armada ma zapadnem bo.
jiseu ogromnimi zrtvami zmaguje, nevedo6a. ka.
kO dolgo bodO tie image trajale i'm kako yeliko IN.
hkO postane razOearanje, Ge sc prodiranie defini
tivnO ustavi in ce pridejo namesto triumfov nora
I'll medtem ko poSilja kajzer na vse strani telr
Crane ''svoj in bozji slavi''; medtem ko iera
Hindenburg najhazardnejSo igro XII hi Sc mogla l.
tedaj posreciti ako hi njegovi nasproniki da
Ii zbufati - kaze kajzerska imperalistiGna DO
Htika zopet rogove in postaja svojh zrazih drz,
ma, kakor Sc nj bila nikdar
nemskem rajhsagu so odobrli brestlitov
ski mir. Ia nekatere optimistic je bilo to splosno
razoearanje; nekolilIo neprjetnega preseneGenia
pa je stvar prinesla vsem. Lani je veGina parla-
menta sprejela resolucijo, kateri Sc ie izrekla
"a mir brez aneksij Bilo hi dosedno Ge bi bila ia
veeina odklonia mir Rusjo, ki obsega velikan-
ske tetudi zakrinkane aneksije Nekateri optimisti
so prlcakovali, da Sc to res zgodi
Mednje nismo spadali Nikdar nismo cenili
nemskih strank tako visoio, da bi bill priGakova-
Ii cd njih resen odpor proti vladi zlasti ce pri-
naSa ia vlada resniGen ali pa navdezen profit ka-
pitalizmu in mperalzmu
Bilo je pa nekoliko upanja da vstanejo pro-
Ii temu miru socalni demokratje in da porabi
Seheidemann to priliko ozdravjenje svoie poll
tike Sal je njegova frakcija vedno zasti pa cd
izbruha ruske revolucije glaSala mir brez anel-
sij in odskodnin. Oboje naGelo je brest-litovsli
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

Tom Mooney je bill San Franciscu olsoien
ma smrt Obdolzen je bill sodelovanja pri zaroti XII
le dne y. julia 1916 povzroGila eksplozjo bonn
be zoper ondOtno parade "a preparedness. :" O
procesu prOti Mooneyu sc je toko pisalo, da ic
zadeva pae splosno znana Ma tisoce in tisoSe liu-
diy zedinjenih drzavah je preprieanih, da je bill
Mooney po nedolznem obsojen. A tudi eovek,
ki sc ne pridruzi brezpogojno temu mncnju, mo-
ra priznati dvoje:
Prvic, da obstOje glede ma Mooneyevo kriv-
do zelo mocni dvomi, Xxi MISC bill odstranjeni;
drugie, da Sc process, pO katerem ie bill OBJ
so]en, ne more imenovati nepristranski
Tako nj lie mnenje delavskih krogh no je
bila obsodba izreGena, je dobival predsednik Will
eli IL vseh krajev dezee, da bi Sc zanimal "a ia
sfucaj in preprecil usmrtitev delavskega vodite-
LA, dokler je Sc kaj dvoma o njegovi krivdi. Po.
sedica je bila, da ie predsednik imenova poseb-
no komisijo tajnikom delovnega oddeka Will
am B. Wilsonom ma Geu, da preisce zadevo.
Preiskava Sc je izvrSila in komisiia je pred.
ozila predsedniku porocilo, XII ie napravilo mani
najglobokejSi vtisk.
Poroeo opisuje dogodke pri nesreGni paradi
"a preparedness, pripoveduie, kako je stvar pri.
sa pred sodis6e, kako je izvrSil prvi process in
kaze, kako sc je casopisie in javno mnenie sploh
poiastilo zadeve in napravilo IL ME kaj vec
kakor justicen suGaj. Kratel cas- pred omenjeno
parade so skuSal spravit Mooneya zvezo dina
mitiranjem stolpov druzbe Pacific Gas and Elec-
tric Company. ~ emo besedo" - pravi porocilo
"nobenega dvoma he more biti, da so JAYNE
naprave San Francisco smatrale Mooneya "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

aneksioniSom pridruzuiejo tudi nacionalni H.
beralci
Reakcionarno casopisje piSe javno. da Sc bo-
do morali po "sjajnih zmagah" ma zapadu tudi
ma tel stran zpremeniti mirovn pogoii to Sc pra-
vi: Nemtija Sc ne zadovoljiti kakSnin.i
manjSimi krpami ulradene zemlje, temveG mora
tudi l}elgij in ma FrancoSiem i'm nemara Sc kje
grabiti, kolikor Sc bo lie dalo Obenem ie naconal-
M liberalec dr. StreSSeman svoiem volnem o.
kraju nagaSal, da je konservativna in niegova
Stranka ylozila reSolucjo Xxi zahteva velile voine
odSkodnine in da ve6ina rajhstagu mi naspro-
tovala, kar pomeni, da je lanska resolucija = dine
10. marca zavrzena.
Po rlskih izkusniah pac nj nobenega dvoma.
da je tudi kaizerjeva Vlada enakih misli I'm le
slepci Sc ne razumejo, kaj b Sc zgodilo, Ge hi
Nemclja res zmagala tel vojn Plenila hi ma
vsch koncih i'll kraiih, da hi vse dezele Sc dolgo
po miru krvavee, gede ma to- da hi IA demo
kracijo napocila najemneiSa doba.
Medtem, ko kazejo ii lepi cilii ina pa
llertling vendar nekoliko stnosti donna Delaio
mu jih manjSinski socialist, XII so V parlamen-
tn naravnost trdili, da ie NemGija hotela in po-
vzrocila sedanjo voiuo.
Tekom debate mirovnh pogodbah Ukra-
jino in Rn'ijo ie elan socialisticne maniSine dr.
Cohn dejal, da vOjni fanatiki po vseh dezelah
To je spravilo junkeria dria. Westarpa. znane-
ga reakcjonarja in imperalista, po konc Zal<ri-
cal je, da nj vojnih fanatikov V NemSiii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

Nemcije je izjava 'locitve cd Rusije re izreGena
Iato predlaga nemska mirovna delegacija da maj
ostanejo nemSke cete ma Kuronskem, Ivonskem
i'll Estonskem.
Nemska vlada je torej izrazila namen, da a.
nektira kuronsko in dele Livonskega in Eston-
skega.
Nsakemu misleGemu Gloveku je iasno. kako Sc
more "ljudska vol ia" izrazati zasedeni dczeli
LJudska VOLTA" ma Kuronskem je dobila zraz V
"dezenem zboru" V Mitavi pod predsedstvom ne
keea kuromskega plemenitasa. TIA "dezelni zbor"
umetna tvorba oficiene aneksionistiGne Nemcijc,
Sc jc seveda izrekel to, da anektira Nemcia Ku-
ronsko. Tudi kaizcr Viliem je V nckcm govor,, XII
ga le incl par dni po zavzetju mesta Rigi, IRA
I'll 'ljudsko voljo' tega mesta $ 100000 prebivaI-
vel, ko le zaccl govor bcsedami: "Riga ie Svo-
bodna" Prcbivastvo pac nj moglo glasovati
svoji politicn bodocnosti, ker je bilo, kakor so
pravili nemski telegram IL Rige, 'Se vodno ka-
kor piano Od radosti'' zaradi nemske okupaciie.
Aneksije Kuronskega, Livonskega in Eston-
skega od strani NemGije ne zagovarja le oficiena
Nemcija. ampak za tudi nemska socialna demo
kracija. Zagovaria aneksjo dezele, katere prebi-
valstvo Steje komaj okrog sedem odstotkov Mem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02

ljoni prebivalcev ma zapadu To Sc - bognedail -
nj zgodio imperaisticnimi nameni. kakor so
hudobnezi, cello ruski bojSevil<i podtikali prebla
gemu Niljemu H. Kaj Sc Tudi TO ie bila lie osvo
bOditev.
glej smenta Nehvaeznost narodov nina
ne konca ne kraja. Namesto da hi vriskali od We
seja in pOzdravljali kaizerieve voiake pamo-
vmi vejami, sc ii narodi vsem S,irmi upira 10
osvoboditvi in delajo zalos oGetovskemu srcu ME
govega hohenzollernskega velGanstva
~ - -
Rako tmjega je kajzerjeva pot, spoznamo la
hko po sledeGem Glanku, Xxi ga dr. Aleksander Lip
schuetz objavlja o staiscu Ljetov in Estov.
Clanek Sc glasi:
IL predogov, XII jih ic Nemciia podala ma mi
rovni kOnferenci Brc$t Litovsku. izhaia tako
Jasno, kakor sc lc more zelci, da namerava Mem
ella anelNirati ne le Kuronsko, ampak trdi dele
Livonskega in Estonskega Proti ruskim prcdlo
gom, maj Sc umakncjo nemskc eetc il zascdeneoa
kuronskega, Livonskcga in Estonskega. da dobi
ljetski narod moznOst, ola odoci sam bodoci H.
sodi dezee, sc postavlja NcmGiia ma stalisce. da
sc je ljudska VOLTA ma Kuronskem in V Rigi po-
kazala re casu nemske okupacie Po. nazorih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-02
Ne InarajO neIn$ke OSvObOditve

Ubogi kajzer je strahovito obrekOvan! Pra-
viJo, da je osvojevaec, da hoce podjarmiti svet,
da zrtvuje zivljenje miljonov svoji slavohepnosti
In zelji po gospOdOvanju. Mamie olikani ljudje ga
imenujejo kar rOparja, mesarja, steklega zlo-
einca
Sc nam je vcasi uSla kakSna ncspodobna be-
seda zoper njegovo velicanstvo - Bog nam od-
pusti grehe Enkrat je vendar treba obuditi kesa-
ME in storiti pokoro, pa povedati, kaksna krivi-
ca Sc godi. Seine Majestaet noce nic prav mic dru
zega, kakor -posusaj, svet - kakor osvoboditi
narode. lie da narOdi tako zatelebani svOjo
suznost, da razumejo kajzerjevih plemenitih
namenov, in takO ne ostaj ia tOvarisu gospoda Bo-
ga mic druzega, kakor da vtepo Hndenburg Lu-
dendorff in Fakenheini narcdom sioma svobo-
do buGe. Svobodo!
Tezka je naloga kajzerske Ncmcije, kajti ma
rodi so res tako nchvalezni, da sc branijo osvo-
boditve.
Ko je bill med Nemcijo in Rusijo sklenjen
mir = sicer nase pojme zelo cuden mir, XII OBJ
staja tenn, da sc vojskujejo Nemc in Rusi ma
vseh koncih in krajih - ie Nemeia imenu 'sa-
moodocevanja narodov" izsla, da sc je Russia
odrekla ogromnim kosom zemlje mnogim mi
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
FIBER MlLLCOM- |
MlTTEE MEETS

The committee appointed by the
Commercial club at a recent meeting
to further investigate the fax fiber
proposition met Saturday afternoon
with a representative Of the promo
ters. The various conditions were
talked over and it was the opinion Of
the committee that Valley City was
the proper location for a fax fiber
mill and that the people making the
proposition were the proper people to
handle the proposition and that the
time was ripe for getting into the har-
ness to do business along the line pro-
posed. Another meeting will be held
in the city on May 4th, at which time
those who are interested in this pro-
ject will meet at the city hall and
arrange for the organization of a
company to promote this industry. 1t
looks as though this would be great
proposition for Valley City, a live
industry, operated by live men, offer
ing market for fax straw at good
price, offering employment for many
men and manufacturing materials
now much needed by the government
and materials which will be in great
demand for many years after the war
in the building of ships. ss5. is;jS. II ss3j5s,s.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
LUCKY man, This

Yesterday, while driving a Ford
car at high rate of speed, Edwin
Hines, of Brainerd, was Thrown
from his car and the machine prac-
tically smashed to pieces. He is in
Riverside hospital and escaped with
.only severe cut on the leg and
one of his hands. That he was not
killed is a miracle. We hear that
this is the second time he has fig
ltred in an accident. Better slow
down, old man, the third time is
usually out.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
2 DESTR0YERS sunk

London, April PA sailar who
participated in the attack at Zee
brugge declared that two German
destroyers were sunk, one in the
harbor and the other alongside of
the Mole. A terrific German bom-
bardment between the Somme and
AWE rivers was reported by the
French officials today. Hard fight
ing in the Albert sector is also re-
ported today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
TOWNLEY PUTS UP HOLLER

St. Paul, April a." Senator
Sherrnan's accusation that | am
pro-German and that the national
non-partisan leagues is financed by
German money made on the floor
of the senate is lie," said Pres
ident A. c. Townley. ''If he will
repeat the statement off the floor
of the senate where senatoritl cour-
tesy shields him, l will refute it in a
court of law.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
BIG GUN READY

Philadelphia, April 24.-The
greatest engine of destruction yet
to be produced by any government
in this war will move out of the
munition factory of. the Baldwin
Locomotive shops. The company
says the super gun is ready. The
navy authorities refuse to comment
saying that it would give valuable
information to the Germans.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

Washington, April 23-Men Of action Younger men are
needed in the army and navy if America is to win the
Baker, before the members of the House Committee today
His experiences abroad have convinced him that
in war needs younger instead of older. His state
ment is regarded being against the increasing Of the
draft age from 45 to SO has been suggested
He did not into details to the proposed size of the
army and did not state whether sufficient could be
cured under the age of the present draft This question
Secretary Baker will submit to definite figures of
the 1919 army It's size will be told the house committee
when he has the details in it's entirely He asked for
estimate of tonnage for carrying troops and sup
plies Some figures transportation have been submit
ted since he returned from abroad When he has full de-
tails the committee and congress will get the report from
the secretary of war. 49,. -. --@.
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NINE SHIPS DESTROYED

London April 23.-Brltlsh sailor storm troops have
been storming Zeebrugge Mole for an hour during the
raid the German bases in Belgium says Sir Eric Ged
der first lord of the admiralty told othe House of Com
blown up along the Zeebrugge Mole, Geddes reports,
blocking the entrance to the harbor Stormng parties
fought along the Mole while block ships entered the har
Our casualties British destroyer and two Mon
tors and two launches Missing enemy destroyer
torpedoed It is too early to say whether the raids at
0stend have been successful not Only volunteers par
ticipated in the raid with French cooperation.
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CASUALTIES 8 TO
AMERICAN AN RI {. TROOPS

I! Washington, April 24.-The fol-
lowing casualties have been re-
ported to the war%depart1nent, 43 in
all as follows: six killed in action,
three dead Of wounds, II died from
disease, ten severely wounded and
l3 slightly wounded.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
TWO OFFICERS
KILLED IN AIR

Wichita Falls, Kan, April a.
Lieut.. Stephen Warner and Cadet
Edwin Creyer were burned to death
today when their aeroplane burst
into flames while they were 500
feet in the air and fell to the ground
and were killed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
LINE HOLDS

With American Army Aheld,
April 24.-How an American lieu-
tenant and six men held 600 yard
front all day at Schietpjrey, was
told in official circles today, by the
colonel commanding the regiment
operating at Schieprey and in the
Reniertes woods. 49,.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
SHOWS DECREASE !
IN INCOMES

Washington, April 24.-Reports
of 81 telephone companies with
revenues of $50.000.000 today
showed decreases of $3,127,617 in
operating incomes for 1917 below
1916, the interstate commerce COM
mission reported today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
TARRED AND FEATHERED

Johnstown, Pa, April 24.-About
20 Austrian aliens were tarred and
feathered here today for refusing to
contribute to fund for uniforms
for the home guard.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
THRIFT STAMP
, SALES IN 4 COUNTY

The total sales of War Savings and
Thrift Stamps sold in Barnes county
through the post Offices, during the
month Of March were as follows:'
Sales at II district post Of
ficeS ................. .$ll9O 30
Sales at the Valley City post
ONCE .$z4z9 ~
Total sales ..$3619 81
This is very good showing for
Barnes county, and indicates that the
postmasters throughout the county
are taking a personal interest in the
selling of these stamps; special men,
tion however should be given the fol-
lowing post Offices which have, ac-
cording to the amount Of sales re-
ported, interested the patrons of their
various Offices in the buying of War
Savings and Thrift Stamps, so that
marked increase is evident in the
amount of sales; the Offices entitled
to credit are: Leal, Wimbledon, San
born, Rogers, Pillsbury, Nome, Eek
elson, Eastedge and Oriska. The
above figures are far stamps sold
through postoffices only. Stamps sold
through banks or other agencies which
get their supply through other courses
not being considered.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

WANT MCGEE REMOVED T
St. Paul, April 24.-The Trades
and Labor assembly today petition
ed the governor to remove Judge
McGee from the state safety COM
mission.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
GERMANS REPUL SED with HEAVY Loss
STRONG GERMAN ATTACKS MADE

London, April M- Strong German attacks were prog
ressing early today on nine mile front along the French
front east Of Amiens, Field Marshal Hag reports At
the same time another enemy assault under way the
Albert sector north of the Somme German artillery
heavily the whole l British ana French front
stretch There hostile artillery sheling early this
morning between Gvenchy and Rebecq the whole Brit
sh line north Of Albert to the junction with the French
earyeary hours this morning Hostile artillery left the
trenches west Of Albert at dusk today There the attacks
met by heavy machine gun fire from the allied troops
The Germans repused after sharp and heavy fight
ing by the British and French artillery and infantry The
enemy losses were very severe.
In the neghborhood of Mervile artillery dispersed
concentrations Of hostile infantry the British front
particularly the region of the Some and Ancre and in
the Scheate valley and north Of Behune and northeast of
Baleul there was hostile artillery firing yesterday after
noon. r..
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SMALL TOWNS NOT TO SUFFER

Chicago ILL.,, April 2.-Small towns out along the
railways which are to be according to the plan
outlined by Director General McAdoo several days ago.
will not suffer- is the report This statement made
by Mr. Estis general passenger agent Of the Burlington
ruling are those that trn through towns making no
stops west of the Mississippi and the through coast trains
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
GERMANS HOLD AMERICAN PRISONERS

Amsterdam, April 23-The Germans are holding II
Americans prisoners from the steamship Cambana and
from the David JONES' Secretary Daniels announced to-
day. He and Secretary Lansing looking up the mat
ter Of misreatment of American prisoners in German
camps
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
NATION IS STIRRED UP

Washington April 24-The nation is stirred by word
from the American commander that American troops are
now brgaded with those of the allies in Of the bit
erest sectors the western 'front.' the word received
by the department which is also receiving daily shifts
of the United States troops in France and these changes
are being carefully tabuated These changes are causing
the identity Of the American army to be entirely lost
changes emphasize to-day that Gen Persl-
ing not in accord with the Washington government and
are made contrary to his recommendations and this
is the first clash between the commanding officer and the
war department and it is pointed out that was said that
Black Jack Pershng could have anything he wanted at
any time he wanted but it that it is not entirely So
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

stores and manufacturers using sugar the manufacture
the plan laid out by Herbert Hoover Sugar certificates
to be issued and signed by housewives to provide for
for canning of fruit and vegetables is needed All but 80
million tons is used for this purpose declares Hoover The
card system for housewives is not drastic in other
countries The surplus of sugar must be returned Ra
toning of confectionery and soft drinks manufacturers
dovetails with the whole plan of the nations food admin
traon Greenhouses be cut per cent in the
of COAL The wealthy must also suffer the cut in their
prvate hot houses private yatchs must suffer likewise
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

Pars April 24-It is expected that Germany is get
ting ready to launch another peace offensive The French
rewaed that the safety Of France only be brought
about decisive victory says Magino foreign minister
of colonies and continued that every soldier and every cit
izen who wishes to live combat the peace offensive
until decisive victory has been obtained
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
BELGIANS EXECUTED BY GERMANS

last week for espionage sentenced to death by the
Germans Several executions took place after the
sentences given. The Belgans died singing the
tonsl anthem. among those executed, is the
report
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25
INTENSE COMMANDMENT GOING ON

Following intense bombardment covering the entire
British front south Of Ypres to south Of the Somme Hin
denburg today has apparently resumed the offensive on
the western front with drive against Aniens The
Son,a and AWE rivers slightly less than ten miles
apart while the battle lines the two The Somme
flows west and converges with the larger stream less than
two miles east of that city, Between these two cities the
Germans progressed to less than nine miles from Amens
At the same time Hndenburg is thrusting west from Al
bert which is about six miles west of the Somme
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

HOLLAND is BEING BLUFFED BY GERMANS
Washington, April 24-Holland is believed today to
be making concessions to Germany to stave off Ger
many has demanded the right to badly needed gravel and
other material needed for purposes from neutral
countries
Zurich, Austria, April A-Two large Austrian fac
tories at Gavenbach blown up with loss of e the
report
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ELECTION REFORMS POPULAR

Z ELECTION REFORMS POPULAR -
M Switzerland, April 23.-Twenty thousand people par
tcipated in big demonstration touching election
forms at Budapest, is the report
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GERMAN RAID REPULSED

With the American Army in Lorraine, April 23-
Fifty Germans raded the American sector northwest of
St. Mill between St. Mill and Verdun yesterday. The
American artillery repused the Boche with heavy losses
many being caught in the American barb wire fences
The wounded were carried away and few dead the
field counter raid made by the Americans and two
prisoners captured
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
Held FOR TRIAL
EDWARD REITZ IN TOLLS FOR
ALLEGED FRIENDLINESS TO
CAUSE OF KAISER.

Aberdeen, Feb. 20.-Edward Reitz
arrested here Saturday night charged
with violation of the espionage act,
had his hearing before a United
States commissioner this morning
and was held to the United States
district court in May. Reitz is Amer
lean born, but of German descent.
1t is alleged he has been very free
with pro-German utterances since
the beginning of the war. Last week
he stopped his subscription to an Abb
erdeen newspaper, it is stated, on
the ground that it printed too many
English lies" He also is charged
with saying he would rather see his
daughters in a bawdy house than
working for the Red Cross. A SON
of Reitz is a member of the drafted
army.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20

Wanted. Competent girl for gem
eral housework.-Mrs. b. E. Ketch-
am.
DR.. Medbury, who was to lecture
last Friday evening, is expected to
fill his date Wednesday evening,
February 20, at Normal auditorium.
For Sale. Millet hay.-T. b. Ros-
enberry, Fourth street w.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown, who had
been guests at the home of j. NJ.
Moore, returned to their home in
Minneapolis.
The Red Cross rooms at the Ma
sonic temple will not be open for
work Friday afternoon, February %,
that being auction day for the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Hans Stephenson, who a cou-
pie of weeks ago suffered a stroke OF
paralysis is reported to be in a very
low condition, and is not expected to
survive.
Oscar Hexom, of Camp Funston,
arrived today on an indefinite leave
He is one of the second number OF
men to go forward from Lake county
into the national army.
AS an indication of what people
can give to a good cause when they
decide to do something real, it was
learned today that G. /. Wilkinson
has donated to the Red Cross a higl
grade Holstein heifer for the auction