davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04
JugoSlovensko pitanie i s%ocijalna demokraciia.

stalne balkanske narode, sluzeci kao poSrcdnik IL
mediu Balkana i Europe. dakle kao istocna 81
carska iii &c sc juSoslavcnski problem rijcS;ti
ration izmedju balkanske dcmokraciic i a~ustrij-
ske feudalne rcakcije L svakom slucaju bezuvjct-
no Sc nalazi ~rjesenje jugoslavenskog pitanja u
dcmokraciji ujedinienju.
Nije naSa socijalisticka zadaca. da sc angaGa-
jemo IA owl iii Onu drzavu, historical nuzda obav-
liza wee sama tai posao, da pomaze jednu drzaYu
priv druge. | kao Sto ie nekot historical nuzia
dosudila propaSt feudalnim drzavama ma Balkan.
cd dcmckratskoga t%urSkoga naroda, tako danaS
pomaze ia ista historical nuzda balkanskim naro-
dina protiv Turske i Austro-U garske. NaSa soei-
ialiSticka duznost jest samo, da pomazemo ten
dence razvOia ~vlastite snage jugoslavenskoga IA
rOda. | nista wise!
S~ocijalna demokracija JIG cvolucijonarna
stranka, i cato ona ne moe da veze svoiu sudbinu
bio w kOju cd postojeeih drzava. Ova iii ona dr.
lava moze tex da posluzi svoiim manjim iii vee:,n
demokratiZmom kao instrumental razvoja j naprct-
ka IL izvjeSnom pravcu i vremenu, ali to jc sye.
%SoclJalna demokraciJa wee je ma prvoj iugoslavcl-
skoj balkanskoj konferenci prihvatila revolu i
jonarno glediste no jugoslavensko balkansko Nj
TAME. RijcSenje, koje 81 ona z~amiSlja, Jest istovre-
mena nacijonalna i ~socijalna revoluciia. Burzoa-
zija moze tex da vOdi narode IL klaonice IL klao-
nicu, ali iii pOtpunO oslOboditi he mozc. cato je je-
dino r~ijesenje: demOkratska revolucija jugosla-
venskog balkanskog puka!
No revOlucija nije tako malena stvar. pogo
tovo ne revolucija, kako 81 jul zamiSlia sociialna
demokracija. Burzoaske revolucijc bile su vazla
revolucije mainline, TO jest s~urazmjerno m~alobroj-
ne drustvenc klase, koja je predstavliala IL ono
vrijeme drustveni razvoj naprcdak. Toga radi su
vazda Stroke mase naroda aktivno podupirale
burzoaske revoluciie. Revolucija, koiu sociialna
demOkracija propagira, ina da Dude revolucija
vecine, dakle vlastito djelo samih Sirokih narod-
nh masa. Ali cato tim vecma moraiu biti IL intere-
su ~ojacanja ospo'obijenja "a svoj historiiski "a
datak dovedene jugoslavenske narodne mase do
spoznaje svojega narodnoga jedinstva, IL smislu
zakliuGaka prve jugoslavenske conference, te do
usvojenja zahtjeva "a punom demokratskom s-
moupravOm nezavisnoScu naroda u opcoj zajed-
nickoj konfederaciji, IL smislu zakljucaka prve
balkanske konferencije.
Zadaca &c biti druge sociialisticke jugosla-
venske balkanske konferenciie, da poblize ozna-
&c put k ujedinjenju IL demokratskoi zaiednici
proletarskih balkanskih, a narcotic jugoslavcn-
skoga naroda, to jest put k potpunoi naciional-
MOI i socijalnoj revoluciji, k potpunom n%aciional-
nom sociialnom oslobodjenju!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04

IL Moskve pOrocajo: Mirovna konfcrcac. V
kiJevu Je imela prvo sejo in IL poroGiI je videti,
da sc Nemcem prav mic he mudi "a mir med Clra-
Jino in Neliko Rusijo. Ukrajinski delegate. ka-
tere so imenovali nemSki voiaSki poveljniki. SO
zahtevali cd rnskih delegatov, da Jim pojasnijo,
katere dele Rustic obseza v~osjetska repu5Iika.
Ru3ki delegate so dobili en- dan casa "a odcovor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04

Hrau socialist ne sme biti REFER
visit. ampak mora biti vedno akti.
ven vojak svoie stranke. Kdor
nosi svoje p~repri6anie 10 sam v ~
bi. No koristi mid no sebi, ne svoji
stvari. Prepri6evati mora tists, ID
u MISC pr%epricani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04

Pravi socialist hoce poznati to.
lave, zapreke, uspehe in napredek
delavskega boja.
Ma tel poti ga spremlja Proleta-
rec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04
Central Hotel
Pa.
Fred. osebarger
LASTNIk.
DR.. W. c. OhIendOrf, NJ. d.
Zdravnik Ia notranje bolezni
in ~ranocelnik.

~Zdravniska prciskava brczpla6na- pla-
6ati jc lie 2dravila. 1924 Blue Island
Ave, Chicago. Urcdujc cd l do 3 po-
pol; Oh do Q zvcter. lzvcn Chicago
ziveti bolniki maj piScio slovensko.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-05
eras

Ser unteritiitullesfono, Der
fir Die Notleioenoen III oeit teronl=
ifen Oirre-@ egenoen geIammelt
miro, lit auf ltngefdbr 100000 ees
itiegen.
9as Civil Ippeaationsgeribt
IN I,l1tin bot cine fir oie @ablea
miftiee Gntifeioung abgegeben nlo
oabin erfaunt, oaB Der JON @1bler
oni oos gidet geifriebene Name Ell
mes 8anoioaten mitgc36blt peroen
mlB, penn ct audi nid)t genol lit
Den oafur offe,t gelallenen &olrm eirl=
ge5eidlnet milrbe. Die 9lblid)t oes
8ablers, Fir bic betreffenoe Ser
ion ltinlmet 81 noaen, mnlB offer
ortes belttfid 81 erfeunen iein.
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Suianb.

Sn Nelp Orleans bnben Gie
Mitglieoer Scr 2ootIen Union No.
10 geItretft. Sic pcrlangeu 6oberc
Sohne. Sniolge ocs Streifs lallfen
mir nod 5pei 6abrboote olli Dem
Miiiiliippi 5uiifen atep Srleons
nno Der auf DEM anoeru llier ocs
6lulie3 liegenoen Staot 9llgiers.
Gin Ieroplan pom Yarf.Illla,
ieioe bel Mempbis, Senn.. ~itiirste
an Wittpod nadJmittag ouf ou3
StGbtdlen Miarfeb Gree, art. ob uto
Tlel auf oas 8ah zines Saules. Ser
@alolinbebolter erplooierte infolae
oe6 Stur5e5 l,nb iette oas @ebGuoe
in 8rano; oasielbe braunte bis olti
oen 8runo nieber. Der am @ebGube
angeriftete Sdaoen belduft ii6 altI
$500; bon Der Slugmaidine blieb
rbenfa1s meiter nidts iibrig als Die
Clientele. Ser Npiatifer ioa nit
8erinsen gerIetrngen oabon sefon,
men iein.
SSn 8albingtou 8. g., lit ein2
Delegation aus COLLECTION eingetroi,
len, tpelde oarum nadIu6t, bob Ole
olia benz Staate &eros uno Den iitb.
meItliden Stooteu ltammenoen Srups
pen, meide aus 8ranfreid 5uriidfeb-
rem. IN 8alpeiton mlsgeififft tper
ben.
Sas 8unoes @eiunobeitsant
in Boibin9ton iddbt Die 3abl Der
our6 Die Snfluen5a . @pioemie felt
benz 10. September binmeggerafften
Eerioncn onf 100000 Biz $4,000.
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Ssrau %,Sal1nie 3~iltsnneper Itiir3

Srdlt Snllltle 3lltsileDer ltur6=
te en- Wtittlpod abenb II llbr tit III
rem Id)pnf erlelt6teten S6lof5im=
mler gegen Sen 11ltteren Sell oes Set
ties u1to blicb ouf ser SteQe tot tie
gen, Sic bate ibrer beimtebrcltoell
Sod)ter sic @altstiir geoffnet rtlio
nollte iid) pieoer sur &rbe nieoerle=
gen, oils Ser llnfaa pallierte. Die 70
Iob bintpeegeraffte 6rall nor crit 10
Sabre oft.
Die arrangements iir oc1l
Britain eau, ser nd6lten Gums
tag, Den 7. Oe5ember gefeiert perocrl
iou> Iiuo getroffetg Sim A~todunittag
bolb 3 ltbr finoet cine groBe garaoe
ltatt uno fir oelt 9(beno 1T cine WaI=
lenoerIommlung in Ser Moin Ipenne
Sohidule geplont.
Ser Hehtsotlpalt Carlos Gae
miro Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Mnltin ben1tdd)it Elm 8e1nd iiberrei=
d)er, oas itber George 8raop BON
9eror Gountp ~perbal1gte Eobes1lricil
IN lebenslanqlibe 3ud)tbalsltrafe
url5i1manoein. 8raOn luuroe iiher=
fiibrt, Carrie Stanley BON Gan M1te
tonic getotet 5u BADEN uno oesbolb
pom 81. 0iltriftsseridt gum Sohc
perurteilt. Dos &riminal Ippeaa-
tionsgerid)t IN Illltiu bot oie1es l1r=
tell beitatigt.
SSn ether Mutomobil &o1iiion.
Die am Wftttpod) abeno an ser Wotn
Ipenue unb Dem 9etpep Tlace ftett-
fano, tp,,roe Die Negerin 8erbelo
5olcomb gefabrlif unb Der Negcr-
Chauffeur 2lopb Robinion leidt Der,
lest. Ser Center ser anoern Ma=
I6ite fubr 10 Ihl,eG ais moglid) Do
BON, ebe feline Nummer feItgeitellt
Derbelt fomllte.
Die Giinlabmell bes Eoitamies
beliefen lid) inn Monat Nopember alli
$87,926.05, ulleefabr $4,000 metr
ais in berieiben Teriooe oes &oriop-
reg.
Die 9tobrunesmittel Nomini-
ltratlon beabiihtigt cine llnterii.
dung iiber oie Gerteuerltng Scr Gier
an5uiteQen. Man ilt ser Nnlid]t, oaB
Die gang abnormen Yreiie our6 oia
rtebrfad)en, ben 3miid)enbonoler,t sir
6ablenoen Trofite bcrbeieefiibrt
merben.
SIN Monat Sftober pl,r6en
beim @elunbbeitsamt GOT Gooesfane
ipirflider 8epobner Ser Stabt allee=
meloet; bier5u fomnten 81 SterIe=
fdne bon 2euten, sic bon nusmdrts
nod, Gan Intonio eefontmen una
bier geItorben tparen. Ssn oemielbcn
53eitroum peroen 272 Geburten be-
ri6tet, bon oenen 142 auf 0as man1t-
lihe itnb 1870 auf oas melblife Sc
fdledt, 264 nuf Die meiBe uno s alsf
Die farbige Haiie entfalleit. Die lt,l=
e~eiuobnlid bobe Sooesrate lit allf oie
Snfluen5a= nno 2naeuent5iiuo,nng=
epidemic 5llriif5ufiibren, Ser lests-
rem &ranfbeit erlagen $50 EerIonen,
pahreno an Ser Snflucnsa 1856 2eutc
ltarben.
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Gphun.

guttun.
Gan 4%utonio, belite 20 Gents.
@~alpefton, geItern 1850 gefIts.
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aunsert Der Mpsnrt : @eieGidaft.

Sn Dem aon5ert Der DO
oart @eiellidaft morgeil abcro
lilgt SRI. gtabel @arriion inter an
bern hiibiden &ompoiitionen Die be-
riihnte 8lofcn-Irie aus Gelibes'
Sper r2afmc" uno bcrihieoene
Golfslieoer, amerifaniide, ruliiide,
ihottiife, aud Elm ihmeotIdes 9ics,
oas emit 5ltrn Repertoire Ser be-
riibnlten Setlnic 2iuo eebortc. slu1
Der Seap Sielo @lee Club tritt III
oieiem A~onSert altf. 0ir MAIDEN
nodfnals allf oieIes bod)intereiiante
&on5ert aufmerfianl.
@elte abeno ino Srcitag tlar, leidj-
ter Siibipino, Semperatur 44-A6.
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uls Die 8eioeu fortfubren, SIT id)lpei-
gen, iprao6 lie in ebcllio leile1u Gone
mic 5ltoor:
u9eb' moh1, lcb' pobl! &nr} lit oaS
Nort,
Der Sl1bnlt obcr tief -
2altg toni e3 nod I'M @er5cn fort,
Nad}oem Der Mtuu1o es rief.
auf @Ieoerlebu! Melooii1 abort
.&oa Grug mo Siibigteit>
9n r1blt ais tief perbiiQtcr Sort
Sln~ SdooB Scr gpigfcit."
Genopepn> ote uufre6t lteben &C.
blIeben mar, iob unnertpanot ouf Dos
iltnge Maoben, tpabreno es ste @erle
lpra6. 2angiam ipenoete tie oie tut
netoen M1lgen bon SsSana utf 6iigen
biniiber; Elm idmer ou oeutenoes 81
deln flog I'M ibr 2ippen.
u@mtgfeitl" mieoerbolte lie nad)
fltr6ef Pd1t1e III 1elf1dlnetl Zone.
lin 81 erfobrerL mie 1onft es lit, bic
Gotten Su belpeinen, nluB mat crit Inn
Sebenbe gepeint baben uno INN Sc
ihide. SIRE id) nidJt, Salla, 10 baIt
Oh oamals iiber oicIes @eoidt oicle
1ranen pergoiien. @erte weinit n1dl
0u ni6t mcbr."
Ser 8ebaltptutg gum Gros ltur5-
ten un%aufbaltlom Trdlten iiber oe5
Waodlens 5artes 8eiid)t.
@enonepa Idd)elte fibl.
Sic peroen bas eben c%itierte sniy
id)en oem l(ebrigen finben," iagte lie
81 6iigen; ,,ptelleid)t c%onlponieren
Sic es. Nuat ober, CUTE Naht!"
(Sortiesung folat.)
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L.oklaIes.
manifestations &etter,

Sir San 9tatonio 4no l1~ntgeeeno,
3eltte obenO nlo Weitttpod) flor;
beltte abeno 6rplt. Sentperotur 81
Is -
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s. { / d t

pIro ELL Sllllgc i'm Sitter pom "A DTS
16 Sabrcn in Ser 9rltferei Der
ySrcie HreHe fir Seras".
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Tarm.Yruonfte.
@emnie.

OcWufe.
Sun Antouio, ). 9e5ember, 1915
&Grtpffeln, @al., 1926.
SitBtartofIelu, 1926 uno $3.50.
3lpiebeln. California, $3.50 ulo
$2.75 per 100 Sfunb.
Somaten. Cal, $3.50.
Bohnen. Colorado. Ylnto pei Etn
SO uno 1915; California @anors, per
clut.. $1,000; Siufs. $8.75; Gina. Sill,
Napp. $14.00; 9ladepes, $500.
Sellerie, 800 unb 1928 per 8iinoeI.
Sri1dle String Beans, $500 per FIJI
libel.
Gobl, $500 unD 1926 per 100 8fo.
@riine Efeifer. $50 lmo $t.75 per
NuIdei.
Nabiesden. SOC per 0kb. @iinoel.
Sheerretilu~W ursstn oct pfe .an
@urfen, 90c per 9bo.
@rbfen. per fleiuer Crate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 Ii. $500 Der 100 Bib.
Gopflalat, S1.75 umo $500 per Crate.
$eteriiIie, SOC per 9bb. sSilnsel.
EFlrildle. $1.65 uno $1.75 her Crate.
@elbe Mlu5eln, 69c per 9ubeno.
@ierpflnn5en. $3.50 per 8uid1el.
Spirnt. $1.75 per camper.
@riine Grbien. S4nn per 0auro-,
Seiettt, Sutoluou, 9l.20 per Nrdte.
Sieh.Marft.
Sm autonio. .. 9e8embcr. t918.--
airbe, $500 bis $7.55.
Adl6er, $1,000 bis $1,000.
06ien. $1,000 bis S14.50.
Sdhpeiue. $500 bis 1920.
ct. 2ouis, ;. 8e5ember. t9tS.=
Hitopteb. E~erGSeOdIen, $40 bis St3
Ghiueine. $t4.00 bis $3.50.
Tele.
96oti uno Studs 49,. .... 20 Gts.
Gueoroz3ie9en per Rfo. -. 10 gts.
Nneorns 2ieaen bsShdstGt .,.. . Ste
S6ate.
8einl5ene 66iie t.......15e per BIO
Crime 5dltte ......... 12c per Bio
TroGere SNllf. ........ zoe pet BID
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GottonIamen. Yrobnfte.

Snn s%lntonio, 5. 9e5ember, 1915
Brine gr1iOe Cotton @ceo Gil. $1.31.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Russia Beats Time
Limit ir, German
Demand BY 2 DAYS

LONDON, June ia Russian gov
ernment wireless dispatch, received
here tonight, gives details of the cor
respondence concerning the German ul-
timatum to Russia, insisting on the re-
turn of the Russian Black Sea fleet
from Novorossysk, on the east coast, to
Sebastopol, as a condition to the cessa-
ton of the German advance on the
ukrainian front. The ultimatum was
delivered June 6 and set the time limit
to June ii.
The dispatch says Foreign Minister
Fchitcherin advocated acceptance of the
demand because the return of the ships
lis a fundamental condition for all
further agreements between Germany
and ourselves for the cessation of hos
tllltles and for negotiatons.'
Premier Lenine, says the dispatch
ratified the decision and the naval au-
thorities ordered the return of the
ships by June 10.
The dispatch says NJ. Tchitcherjn
agaln has wired NJ. Joffe. the Russian
Ambassador at Berlin complaining of
GERMAN advances in the Roslav region
June ., and also in the Rvlsk region
ana rom the Rostov railway toward
Ncronezh, where the Germans cant,1red i
Roventki: He said also that the Ger.
mans had attempted to cut the Barissvn
railway in the neighborhood Of tho Ku'
mylgar River. WY IN 4"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Pleads America
Can Save World
By Saving Russia

Rehabllltating Russia was described
rs the shortest possible route to an
Allied victory by L. NJ. Wourgaft. coun
sellor to the Chamber of Commerce of
tetrograd, Russia, in an address YES
terday at the luncheon of the Rotary
Club, at the McAlpin Hotel
M. Wourgaft, who also was a di-
rector of the international Bank of
fetrograd, was associated with the
pol'tlcal forces in control Immediately
after the fall of the Romanotfs.
America can give Russia the talents
she SO sorely needs to rise from her
chaos he declared. "These are the
talents OF organization, initiative and
devotion to industry. Russia could
give America boundless raw material
Russia could receive in return the
manufactured articles.
Before the present regime Russia
had full confidence in America and her
aims. Russia understood that without
help from America she never could
come back. America through helpine
Russia can solve the destinies of the
world"
NJ. Wourgaft declared that the pres
ent Russian government existed be-
cause the average Russian ia thor
~S,.E '5iioIolit VI dll pOllClCSs
Ninety per cent of the Russian
population is rural,' he said. "Ninetv
per cent of these farmers are peasants
with no knowledge whatever of govern
mental affairs.
The present government, by arming
convicts and other undesirables, holds
sway. Persons who are not agreeable
to their policies are killed"
Andrew Home Morton and Thomas
Stephenson, delegates from Great
britain to the Rotarian convention on
June "a. were guests at the luncheon.
In brief addresses they told of the nm
finching attitude of the British people
and the confidence in Americas power
felt by the Allies. Arch c. Klump
former international president, vel
coined the British visitors
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Trawler Wins
Honor Gordon
Second Citation Gives French
Vessel Unusual Dis
tinction

Correspondence of The Associated Press,
PARIS, June 1.--For the second time
within six months the valiant little
French trawler patrol boat Albatross
ii has been cited in General Orders
Tor gallant conduct, and now is en-
titled to display the coveted aiguil-
lettes, or Gordon of the War Cross.
The Abatross earned this second
distinction for sticking gamely by a
British transport that had been twice
torpedoed in the Mediterranean and for
fighting off and probably sinking
German submarine. The fight oc-
Cured March 23, 1918, but the award
has just been announced. The traw-
ler's first citation was earned on Octo-
Der 13, 1917, for escorting to port
torpedoed steamer.
In the latest incident the British
steamer Schadwell, conveyed by the
small Italian cruiser Partenote, was
attacked by submarine early on the
morning Of March %. Though torpe-
doed the Britisher remained af1oat.
while the Partenote remained on guard
near by. A wireless call for help was
sent out and the Albatross answered.
AS the French trawler came on the
SeSHe tiie SUBMARINE Teappeared and
again torpedoed the British steamer
The Partenote and the Abatross fired
on the submarine, which submerged
quickly. 1t again reappeared shortly
afterward and prepared for a third at
tack on the Schadwell.
This time the submarine succeeded
in sinking, not the Schadwell, but the
/ Italian cruiser. Before the Partcnote
sank, the Albatross, though busy saving
the crew of 115, managed to land a
shot so near the submarine that oil
and wooden wreckags came to the sur
face, tacit evidence of the raiders de-
struction.
With tfe submarine disposed of the
Albatrose stood by the British vessel
until other aid arrived, when the Brit
isher was towed to an African port and
the Albatross returned to France. The
master of the Albatross was Timonier
lie Guilleux.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14

STATE Department recognizes az Rus
slas representative. although he has
neen repudiated by the Lenine govern
ment, now IN control at Moscow.
me situation is anomalous and with
out precedent. but the conditions in
Hussia arc such that State Department
ofhclais felt justified in exercising their
own judgment as to when to recognize.
The Bolsheviki government is re-
ported to have abolished all diplomatic
titles, such as ambassador and min
'ster, so that if Borovsky- Odovsky is
recognized at all by the State Depart
ment it must be under the designation
OF representative plcnipotentiarN.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
bolsheviki to Send
Ambassador to u. S.,
COPENHAGEN Reports

caWNDoN, June 13.--It is reported in
ns,nsssnnagen. says Daily Mail' dis
Dds.n Dsn from that city, that NJ. Borovsky-
Ssssssky. the Bolshevik Minister to
Rn,asn, Is to 60 to Washington as
Stssaevik Ambassador to the United
The minister Is now in Berlin.
I. .s..ASHINGTON, June 13.~-The ap-
ssssce sance In Washington of formal
errss errr.ssssentatiye of the Bolshevik gov
os.ssnt would present as an issue the
sSss:acn sS:Macn Of recognition of the Boil
Isn Iss.s oy the United States govern
ss pfsnent Boris Bakhmeteff, who
xlsss.s ssnt sa Washington by the Keren-
IS sxAment, as the only person the
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Russia Protests
AT NesU Advance of
Teutons in Ukraine

. LONDON. June 13.-The Germans in
sne Ukraine began new movement
ssssward prd on June 10, according to a
ssussian government wireless dispatch.
fofeign Minister Tchitcherin has in
sFccted Ambassador Joffe at Berlin to
complain about the movement, which
=. = on width of 100 versts on the
slaikl-Zpukovka station front, south
1t IS charged that the movement is
~ violation of the line of demarcation
greed upon by the German govern
,;s. ,asn'. The Germans are asked to re-
lfe TO their old positions.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Miss Brodmerkel to Wed

Miss Dorothy Marie Brodmerkcl,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brod-
merkel, jr.. will be married to Lieu
tenant William Raymond Nichols to-
day in the Church of the Ascension,
Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. The
wedding was scheduled for June 18,
but the change was made on account
of service orders received by the bride
groom.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
kerensky in Norway
On Way to France,
Says Former Aid

a PACIFIC PORT, June IA. Ko-
rcovalod, former Russian Minister Of
ITsmmerce, who is here on his way to
.nsashineton, London and Paris, said
sIs Iss former Premier Alexander Keren-
sy Is on his way to France.
Aonovaloff served as minister during
,;;sslensky's administration and for a
NV e was vice-president of the Cabi-
nv. M lie was president Of the
'urs .srs during the Romanoff rule.
ins last l heard from Kerensky
~, ~ through an indirect source" he
N N'u To-day. "At that time he was in
Hsway and was trying to reach
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Stamp Out Prussianism

by purchasing Thrift Stamps with your idle quarters.
Do youv bit by taking at least one stamp day.
On sale every floor and
by every Saks employee
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14

MOSCOW, June 1.-An order issued
by Foreign Minister Tchitcherin re-
sends the prohibition upon the use of
cipher codes by the Allied consuls at
Vadivostok, Irkutsk and other Russian
cities. They may now communicate
with their respective embassies at No-
logda and their home governments in
code.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14

AMSTERDAM. June ia peace
treaty has been signed between Turkey
and the Trans-Caucas government,
says telegram from Constantinople.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Cost of War to Britain
Reaches $36.71O.OOO. 600

LONDON, juno 13.--In The House of
Commons on Tuesday next Andrew
Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Ex-
appropriation Of $4,000, 900 900, making
the total appropriations since the be-
ginning of the war $36,7l0,000,O
New-York tribune., 1918-06-14
Important!

We request the strictest OBJ
servance of the seven-day limit
for the return of merchandise to
insure wartime efficiency.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-12-13
6ran glnna Mueller ppn sdlnganfal
gelabn1t. Sire sudter Gina
Gpfer eines 9irnidlags.

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rib Wsueaer Salnilie, al1b 1tllter Dem
Nanlen SDroler Wueller befan11t,
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fabren, oab lSrau Mnna Mneaer, iebt
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gang biilflos 11llb ipie Ser slr5t iagt
fam lie nod Sabrelang i'll oieienl
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oie alteite 5oobter Gina pelhe NIT ibr
Dobnte ltno iie perpflegte San1stag=
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Carton 9terie, Scott & SO. beiorgt
te pom 5irni6lag getroffen Iipllroe
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nob ibrel1 Nanelt iagen 1tno no tie
tpobnt lnb baum muroe lie belpl1Btlos
unb bier stunben ipater par tie tot.
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tp1ltoet 1mo lit idon felt iiber 5tpel
ssabren ans sSnpolioenbett aefeiielt
getpelel1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-12-13
,Srl sl)fnraaret BpneI tpeItf,e

SRI. Margaret Boael fpeldle
oas 9oiDner Mdioden 5en1inar in
Dilnaufee befudt 1T Montagabeno
Fir bie 5eiertage nad) 4altie aefonts
men. Mie fie berihtet iol Die Sns.
flnen5a 5ierllid fbIinlnn ii MiltDall.
fee al1ftretel1 uIlo Die ftreneiten WaaB-
IregeIn nerben ergriffen nm cine Der
breitnng 3li Derbiiteil.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-12-13
aeii,e geilaee.

Ite bteSn06elltli6e Beilaqe fir Die
,Nolt" lit irga1lbtpo siptleben 0apenpprt
u1,b SEEM l1lm perloren sesangen uno
besipeger1 erihe11t bteie Wod)e felne
8ellage. Mtr boffe1L bab nddite Wobe
allies tpieber flappt.