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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28

doN potrcbna zmaga. Revoluconarnost ljudstva
AvStrlj je eden najmoeocnejsih faktoriev, ki
-opraNiGujejo- -ndelezbo- -Amerike " voini. Zato lie
tudi 2elo razumliivo, da je Avstriji tako pogo
soma >liSati klice 'Zivio Wilson," in ''Sava
Amcrikii'
10 rcvoIucl6n5rno raZpOozenje pa napOsled
iudl mat acllJalno pomaga vojni. Use tste divizi-
jc, ki jill drl AvStrija IL st,ahu pred revolucjo
donna, hi bile ze davno ia 'front.' ce ne hi bill Ia
>irah tako ye!ik
Napo>icd kaaojo vsc take demonst racije. da
Sc AvS"iia ne more reSi in da ne more biti nobe-
ma mrovna pI"odba dovoli moGna, ako sllnSs o.
maniti AvstIijo. Narodi he marajo vec hahsbur-
Skc dinaSije. to ic danes poponoma oGitno &c
imajo z'naprc narod >am odocevati o svoii uso-
di, Sc ahko prav da avStritski narodi ysaj
cni ocki re odlocili, TO jc poginu Avstrije Raj
pad tc prizcr ene, prropane in priscparjene mo-
narhije Zahtcvajo vSi
Taxa ic danes volja narodov Avstriji Tisti
dcli nalodov, ki zivc kIajih, kamor ne dosega
roka ha5Sbul>kih biriGev, morajo pa to raz,lmeti
III po Svolih 'aoCch pomapati. da 81 rojak start
domovini oalSajo oSvoboditcv. Tisim, ki live V
Ameriki, jc To tom lozje. ker pomeni zmaea Zedi-
nienih drzav tndi Svobodo IA doseJ zairane ma
rode habSbuISkcm suanatu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28

ski i'll drugi zastopniki samo zaradi kakSne gleda-
liske predsave Prago, pa maj je bila kolikorkoli
sloxesna-A AfeseSe jes da je sledalis6e .praznssao
kaksen JUBILEE Mi pa da so bile gledaliSke pred
stave lie en- del <akSne druge SlavnoSti. \ sc MISC
te sIavnc|ti same po Scb Uncle polilcncga pome-
ma, je morale zaStOpnkom drugih narodov Bit
znano ali pa morali zclo moGno >lutili, da ,c
bodo vI'Sile poitiGnc reel.
Poiticne maniieS,aciie Pragi pa he morcio
sedan iem caSu imeti drugaCnega kakor rcvolr,.
cionarnoga zna6aja. Idcjno Cch zc davno
uporu proi AvStriii in dunajSki vladi ic to dobro
znano Enakc jc pa to znano tudi oSam naro.
dom Avstrji. kdor hoCe pri habsburSki vl;di
ostati V miloSt re hodi sedaniih dnch .,ploh V
Prago, ker We, da poStanc "potiGno sunni v"
elm Sc lie pribliza rebecnim Cchom
In yendar 50 bill Pragi Sovaki in Sovcnc
lIrvati in Srhi. Rumuni in Ialiiani To Sc ne more
razagati drueaGe. kakOr da 50 olc izraziti svo-
io naklonjencst tistim ideiam, Iii jh zagovariajo
Cehi i'll da sprejemajo enakc ali bistvcno podobne
ideje svoje
= cesarsko-av>trijskega StaliSCa je paG DO
cetje CehOv "veleizda iniSlo" Nsak tiran o2naGu-
ie IA velezda jniStvo vse, kar ie naperjeno zoper
njegovc zOcine. Ali bcScda "vcleizda isl vo" nj
wee strasilo Avstriii Bit lojalen pomcni Av-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28

StrJi Suziti pCdemu siScmu zatrdnia in gol ul-
fije kdor hoce kai sorit "a svoj narod, IA svubo-
saia. s.a-psayico- mora-hiti veleizdainik - !.
In sedai ie vidcti, da so v,topili takorckoS
vsi narodi V 'Nclczdaj jniSki' tabor navzocnoSt-
Jo srojii zaNtopnikov Praei To potrdili.
kici je na2orh Wade y>e vclciz,la jniSko.
sc pa ne more >taliSGa naroda govorti drugacc
kakor da ie NSc rcvolucionarno
otitno so torei ogromni deli avStrij>kcga pre-
bivalStva danes idcjni rcvolucii. kolikor ic V
vladaloCih razmcrah mo"oGc Sc zraza Ia rcvolu-
cionarnc't tudi deianiih Da SC ne more prccviti
pravo aktlvmo revolucijo, IA 10 Sirbi voin0 sta
ME- na.la sodba, voaStvo in krvnik
&c hi mogla avStriiSka revoucionarnos1
razvlti pravo boievno reVolucijo. hi bo to Sc
Ncda vchkanskega pomona. Noina bi sc : tenn zeo
okrajSaI| i'll pray nitro hi SC prbzali miru. Toda
kdor vpoSteya raZmcrc, kakrSnc 50. We. da je To
danes ncmogoce kombinirana vOiaSka sila Av
STRIFE i'll Ncmtic ic Sc dovoli moGna da zatrc vSak
revoncionarni poizkus.
Toda revoucicnarno razpolozcnje y Av,triii
Je le Samo ma Scbi mnogo vrcdno. jcr Vlata TAX
rcvoucionaren duh, pride do rcvoluciic, elm po-
Stanejo raZmcre ueodnc Zanio Nadaljc kazc iavnu
izrazena revolucionarna mSc V taxi svet preobra
caJocl vJlni, ma katcri strani lie ntcresu naro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28

>ammi viNcam je torcj trcba poiskali drugo
metodo. Pravzaprav jc To Avstriji zc Stara me
ioda, da vada enkrat biGem, drugiG pa :
>laScicam In kakor je vidct prihajajo IA Ju-
gOSloVane ZOpCt SlaSGice ma VrStu; reSujc Sc il
Io>lovan>kO VpraSanje
&c je nogote ma la nacin potolalit .ugo-
>lovanc - in Seveda tudi oSae uporne marodc -
hi bilo mogOce po>ati zopet nekoiko vcc dvilii
na tronto, kar he hi bilo e karlu vScG, ampal
har tudi Herr WilIcm Zclo nujno i'm Zclo katcgo-
ritno zahteva. Odtod prihaja tud Wihemoyo
@animanje "a jugoSlovamSko vpraSanje.
Nekaj casa ie bill AvStriji ma dmcvucm re-
du triaIizem. To pravi IL jugo>ovansllih de-
zci mai hi sc >cstavila po>cbna Siupina Iii hi inn
Ia monarhiji takO mcSto, kakor ga ina Scdaj
ogl>ka poleg Av>.riic. To hi Sc naiboli vicma-
20 starccvicanSkim programom.
kohNo ic bilo ma Dunaju rcsne wolfe. da hi
It urcNnicia TAXA iugoSlovanska avtomomia ~,
Nenlp. Pat pa vemo, do nj do ME nkdar pi.;Slo
NzrukOv nj trcba i>kati daijavi NSaka TAXA
INtonomija j. mela tri glavne naSprotnikc: !
DunalSkc centrali>tc; , NcmSko burzvazjo; >
MadjarSko fevdalno oligarhijo &c ie katcrakoi
rada res kdai uvazevaa tako avStriisko ,Jugo-
Nlavijo, 81 jc gotovo zbaIa omcnienih naNprotij
IN Je kapi ulirala pred zaprckam.
Scdaj nj vc6 govora q tralizmu ampak ka
ior 50 vidi. mi~li -\vStriia vzdrzati dualistitn
~i>tcnI. pa nicgovcm okyiriu reSiti kar Sc ma
tax nacn spoh da rcSit
Damacija, Bosnia in Herzegovina mai Sc
zdrlIiilo llrvaSko i'm Slavonio To hi bin rorci
nekakSna povetana IlrvaSka. in bila hi naibrze
avtonomna, kakor jc danaSnia llrvaSka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28

dez tenn, da zna jo ncmSki gencralSabSki oficir-
il tud rusko, zakaj \emcia XII sc ic zc davno
rrlpravIJaIa na vojno vzhodni in ma zapadn
'front.', jc tudi &c davno skrbcla IA TO. da sc raz
Siri manic ruSkcga jczika med GastnSkim zborom
Avsriji ie bila TAXA celia ze pred trideseimi
lett.
Rusiio ie rcvoIucija vojasko oslabila q
TEN nc more bi danes nobencga dvoma In To
lc b namen \emcje
Ioda vpraSanlc naStanc, Ge jc treba rcvolu-
cional icm vpraSati. kdo bo incl vescic mad re-
Noluriio, kdo pa iezo. Ako hi biIa Ncmcja lc po-
maeala izvISit revoucijo Rusiii. pa potcm pre-
puSiila RuSijo Samo Scbi,'ne hi bo treba rli>kim
revoiucionariem Skrbcti, zanj Sc jim ic NcmGija
pokazala naklOnicno. Povsem naravno Jim jc svo-
boda niihove dezele prv cilj in enako ie logic
no, da porabiio polozaj doSego tcga ella, ka-
Eor "a najbolje morcio porabit.
PRAY tukai pa prihaia vines vclik vprasani
Ali gre NcmGij "a 10, da Sc izvrS dc
lclah nicnih Sovraznikov revolucja! Ali ie "a
dovo!jna, kadar So 10 dosczc in prcpuSti nadalmo
nSodo zrcvolucioniranm dczelam Samim!
Tako hi Ncmtia lahko ravnala Cc hi res
vodila lie obrambno vojno Cd zmagovic rcvo-
lucijc drugih dezclah Sc il ne hi bilo trcba
bait nobcnc krvce Ease. Toda ker so nieni ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28
ReVOluciOnarnOSt flabSburSkem Sultanatu

Pred kratkim ie bilo Ljubljdni razgaSeno
obsedno stanJe. o ccmer smo ze poroGali. Enako jc
sedaj uveljavljeno -vojno stanje magic. sodbo-
Pragi III V nekaterih drugih mestih ma CeSkem.
Zdi Sc da je poozaj Ceskem Sc resnejSi,
kakor slovenskih krajh. Nekoiko povedo o TEN
porocila, ki prihaiaio IL Svce in IL Amsteldama,
drugo je treba ugenit telegram govore o demon
stracijah, XII in priredili Cehi, Jugoslovani in
zasopnk drugih narodov ccSkem Narodnem
gledaljs:u Pragi. Baje sc je gedaliSGu govori-
10 in siccr proti Nemcji, in posebno je napada-
la nova avstro-nemska pogodba.
IL drugh vesti je spoznati. da bill Pragi
te dni navzoci razun JugoslOvanov tud zastop-
nki drugih avsrrjskih narodov. Nadalje govore
porocia tudi uliGnih demonstracijah, pri kate
rih je bio sliSati prbzno enake klice kakor zad-
Mic Ljubljan primer 'Zivio Wilson," "Zi-
VIC Lloyd George "Slava Ameriki'' t. d.
Policija ie izpraznila gedaliSce in vsem Ju-
goslovanom je bilo ukazano, da ncmudoma zapu-
ste Prago.
Neko amsierdamsko porocilo pravi, ola so bile
Narodnem gledaliscu tridnevne slavnosti, he pO-
We pa njih povoda. kliub temu 81 Jc mOgoce po
vSeh tch vcstch scstavit preccj zanesljyo sikO.
clio.
Naj so bile slavnosti gledascu kakrSnekOi,
toliko je gotovo. da MISC prpel jail jugOslOvan-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-28

GotovO je nj Wade naSi zemji, Xxi hi bila
tako navdusena IA revoluciJo in ki hi toliko sto-
rila zanjo, koikor kajzerjeva Nemtija. Nikakor
ne misimo tega ironiGno, kajt stvar je popol
noma resnicna. LIE to je, da je vse navdusenje
Viljrmovih iev od Bethnann Hollwega do
Hertlinga velialo revoucijam tujini. Nset
Jim je biIa rlska revoluciia ma pol miljona Mem
cev so racunili, da bodO revotirali V Amerik;
V Indiii so smatrali revolucijo IA gotovo stvar,
= Egiptu so jo podpihovai; na lrskcm Sc vsak
6as pojavlia nemska roka
V centralnih drzavah, kier so Hohenzollerni
gospodarii je scvcda revoucija prepovedana, da-
i nj mixer ma svetu toliko snovi zanjo, dasi he
hi bila mixer tako potrebna, dasi ne hrepeni
mixer ljudstvo samo takO po MEL
Rcvoucja torej nj natelo Hohenzoernov
in niihove Wade: fakticno jo smatrajo lie "a sred-
stvo, XII mai sluM njihovim namenom sedanji
vojni In donna ne mislijo prepreciti revoluciJe $
tenn da hi dali ljudsvu sami, kar more po pravici
,ahtc,aii, ampak tam velja cnostavno sa, ka-
tero Sc zatrc vsako gibanje "a vecjo Svobodo.
Rcvoluciia tuiih dezelah, XII je kajzerjevi
NcmGiH sedai tako pri srcu maj hi osIabila So
vraznikc pruske avtokracije. Ma Ruskem je to
res dosegla Zato ie mevno, da Je NemciJa sa-
ma pospeSevala to revolucijo, kolikor Je mogla.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19
Christmas Plulns

Christmas-co-operation, cheerl
It Is a catching affair-this spirit
of Christmas--and the nearer 1t mp
proaches the more contagious it be-
comes.
Every time that Christmas comes
around again we wonder why We
haven't cultivated the Christmas
spirit all the year.
Here's hoping that all our soldier
boys, on land and sea, will have n
few Christmas plums on the day Of
good wlll-even though this year they
may be mostly in the pudding.
Probably the girls are saying the
same thing this year that they have
said every year in the past-"Well,
I'm going to start making presents
right AWAY for next Christmas"
We get most Of the enjoyment Of
Christmas out Of the dreams that
come before and after. Oh, to dream
of 1t before 1t comes. to enjoy 1t
while 1t is here, and to appreciate it
when 1t has gone!
At least we are reasonably sur Of
one thing-whlch Is that no soldier
will have to 60 without a good Christ
mas dinner. Well, this is as 1t should
be. since-to paraphrase u old
friend. Mr.. Dryden-surely the brave
deserve the fare.s
Not namin' any names, we are will
ling to admit that there r folks In
this world whose Christmas dinner
doesn't interest us in the least-ex.
cept that we hope they'll have plenty
of food for reflection, and that after
the meal Is over they'll get their just
1ssssrts,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

At Mrs. James Coday's MILL.
merry parlors you will find the
newest styles in Millinery-also
corsets, chiIdren's dresses, silks,
waists, caps, novelties, etc.-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

An ideal Christmas gift--a
years subscription to the Mans.
field Mirror-renew your sub
scription and send the Mirror to
a friend. 50 looks for 81 80.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

The official tax lists of Pleas.
ant Valley township may be
found at our office, where you
can now pay your taxes. adv.
AVERY & STEPHENS
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

j. d. Reynolds has received
some new ladies' cloaks and be.
cause of getting them in a little
late he will make you special
prices on them.-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

The Ithacans Vocal Quartette,
violin solos, readings, sketches,
volal s~olos-Cummunity Lyceum
Bureau course. Watch for
Mansfield date in the Mirror.
adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

Two good young fresh mich
COWS for sale, each 3 years old
Want to purchase a few tons of
good alfalfa hay.-Fred Getting,
Mansfield, Mo.--adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

Buy Overshoes, Bootees, Rub.
bers, Felts and Rubber Boots at
A. D.. Roper's Cash Store. Nor,
wood, Mo.-adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-12-19

New carpets at Floyd's store.
adv.
Don't fail to buy you a Silk
Dress at A. d. Roper's Cash
Store, Norwood, Mo.-adv.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
FOES PEACE" MOVES
TO BE Unmasked BY President VII.
son-Chlef Executive, Speaking
ut Baltimore, Expected TO Re-
veal Vicious Trlckery.

Washington, April 4 - President
Wilson will answer Count Czernin's
peace talk with assurances that
America will fight to finish"
This was indicated clearly by ad-
ministration authorities today, who
stated that "all peace talk now Is
fake"
"Feelers" of the Austrian minis
ter of foreign affairs will be met by
an emphatic war message when the
president speaks In Baltimore Satur-
day night.
The president is now preparing
his address.
Austria and Germany's ruthless
ness in Rumania and Russia will be
shown as conclusively belying any
words of peace.
The presidents speech will be a
war speech.
1t will seek to stimulate the nation
and will point to the administrations
realization that hundreds of thous-
ands of men and all resources must
be poured into the struggle now in the
hope of making this western battle
decisive.
The most definite answer to Teuton
peace propaganda at this time Is
quickened warmoves.
A new call of more than 100000 Sc
lective service men is planned follow
ing close on the induction of about
$4,000 men into service. And by July
1 it is proposed to have total Of
about 100000 new men called
At the same time, the shipping pro-
gram is undergoing thorough over
hauling and authorities are insisting
on results where heretofore they have
remainer more or less silent over de-
lays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
Czernin Ofier Shows Austria Faces
Defeat

Realization among the people of the
central powers that Germany has not
won the war by Hindenburgs strate-
gy of slaughter in western France w
doubtedly is responsible for Count
Czernins new peace drive.
The utmost significance must be at
tached to the fact that Immediately on
the conclusion of Germany's push
into Picardy the Austro-Hungarian
foreign minister suggests he is will
ing to accept peace without annexa-
tons.
If the central powers believed they
were winning the war such declara-
ton at this time would be impossible.
Czernin practically invites the al
lies to make an offer of a nonan-
neXationist peace to Austro-Hungary,
and intimates as broadly as diplO-
matte languages allows that he would
accept it.
By "nonannexationist peace,
however, Czernin means in particular
that France shall abandon all claim
to Alsace-Lorraine.
This is impossible, not only from
the standpoint of French interests,
but also from the standpoint of the
moral victory which it is necessary
for the worlds democracies to win
over Prussian militarism.
For that reason it is no longer ex-
clusively a French question, but Is
now an American question and Brit
ish question as well.
Czernin's intimation that peace may
be had If the allies agree to reject
Frances claim to Alsace-Lorraine is
the strongest possible proof that Aus
tro-Hungary is anxious about the out
come of the war.
If the Teutonic advance toward
Amiens represents great triumph
for the German milaristic machine,
Czernin cannot see it.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
DEATH OF HORSES LAID ON
GERMANS

Lexington, KY, April Especial
Circuit Court Judge George c. Webb
told the Fayette County grand jury
here today, he had reliable informa-
ton tending to show that many en-
issaries have been sent into Ke'
lucky to injure the horse industry as
part of the German propaganda. He
charged the jury to do its utmost to
uncover any activities of German
spies and emissaries and either indict
them for treason or furnish the Fed
eral government with evidence sum
marily deal with them.
The court indicated that agents of
the Department of Justic are sitting
the activities of number Of persons.
"Men of this ilk," said the Court in
his charge to the jury, "who SOW
seeds of dissension or work against
the United States government and its
people, should be prosecuted impris-
oned, and shot If necessary. There Is
not a state in the Union" he contin-
red, that is not infested with Ger
man spies, and they do not hesitate at
anything to spread German propa-
ganda which is the most villainous.
barbarous and extensive menace that
the country has to cope with"
The statement, which follows the
recent poisoning of large number of
government-owned horses at Coving-
ton. was greeted with cheers by spec
tators.
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GERMANS PREPARED
To Launch Greatest Effort TO Break
Through Allied Line.

Washington, April 4-Renewal Of
the German assaults against the Brit
ish and French lines in Picardy to-
day, indicated to military observers
here that the Germans having gath
cred strength during the lull of the
past few days, might now be ready to
launch their greatest efforts. Some
officers think the Allied commanders
realize that only the first phase of the
gigantic battle has passed, and that
this probably accounts for the fact
that no extensive counter movement
has been undertaken as yet.
1t is pointed out that the previous
record of the German high command
argues against any possibility that it
would be content with the minor
strategic advantages already gained
by their costly enterprise, or with the
abandonment of its plans without fur
Their attempts to force apart the
French and British armies.
Under the new publicity policy the
War Department had nothing to add
to reports from abroad as to hte sit
uation at the front.
Publication of the new censorship
rules promulgated by General Per-
shing to cover reports from the other
side on American troop movements
caused considerable comment. On the
face of those regulations it was plain
that the public is to hear very little
of what American troops are doing
until long after the fact The ofTlc-
ial commHHiques will be the only
source of information from the actual
fighting fronts, and experience has
shown that these are very brief.
Again today, signs pointed to
great increase in troop movements to
France. Additional British shipping
is known to have been made available
and the War Department will take
full advantage of all tonnage in sight
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

OF Officers and Directors Of Chamber
Of Commerce Held on wednes. 2
day Afternoon.

The officers and directors Of the
Chamber OF Commerce held their
semi-monthly meeting In the Offices,
Wednesday afternoon.
All directors responded to roll call
except Messrs. w. l.. Traxel, G. H..
Frank and A. l.. Glascock, director
Frank being confined to his home by
sickness.
Rev. ]. J. Dlckey, DR.. q. l., Howard
and the Standard Drug Company
made application to membership In
the organization and upon ballot were
elected.
The secretary read c0mmunica-
ton from Mr.. Charles !. Stewart,
general manager OF the Lexington
Herald, In which he calls to mind the
fact that Eastern and Central Ken
lucky have failed to receive the
amount of war orders that were pos
sible to be had on account OF the sew
eral cities not having made the neces-
sary effort to obtain this business. He
suggested that the Eastern and Gen.
trail Kentucky cities amalgamate and
maintain a Representative In Wash
ington whose duty It shall be to know
what war orders this section could
handle and make an endeavor to OBJ
tain same for the several cities. The
secretary was instructed to communi-
cate to Mr. Stewart the fact that
Maysville had been receiving some
war business but would be willing to
do her part in joining hands with her
sister cities in order that more busi-
ness might be obtained.
Director Cochran reported he and
the secretary had made some further
investigation on the proposition Of
selling stock for the proposed Ohio
river boat line to Maysville citizens
and had come to the conclusion 1T
was inadvisable for us to attempt
such at the present time but would
rather welcome proposition to as
sist an established boat line in in
creasing their tonnage He also stated
thot tho ohnvo Information bod ham
communicated to the Huntington au-
thorities in charge of promoting the
proposed boat line.
Upon motion the secretary was in
structed to communicate to the Mays
vile Gas Company the appreciation OF
Of Directors for the kindness rendered
in placing spot lights on the several
buildings to assist in making Style
Week bigger success.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

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your letter held In strict confidence.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

San Antonio, Tex, April 4-Rodman
Law, balloonist and aeronaut, now at
tached to the Fifth Aero-Squadron to-
day jumped from an airplane at a
height of $500 feet and with the aid
of parachute, landed safely. He
was taken up in the plane by Edward
Stinson, an instructor at Kelly Field.
Law is making a series of expert
ments to demonstrate the feasibility
Of jumping from an airplane He is a
brother of Ruth Law, and Edward
Stinson is brother of Katherine
Stinson.
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LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE TO LAST
FOUR WEEKS

Washington, April 4 - The third
Liberty Loan campaign will last for
four weeks, beginning Saturday and
ending May 4, the Treasury Depart
ment announced today. Banks will
be given five days after the cam
paign's close to tabulate and report
subscriptions.
Instead Of requiring 2 per cent.
cash payment with the subscription,
as in the second loan, per cent. will
be asked for the third loan. Twenty
per cent. then will be due May 20, IS
per cent. July Is, and 40 per cent, Au-
gust Is.
The Treasury expects many sub
scribers to pay in full on purchase
and these early payments may be suf-
ficient to redeem the $500, 700 900 Of
certificates Of Indebtedness falling
due before May 9. Otherwise It may
be necessary to refund the certificates
with other short time lots. officials
also believe the May 2S payment act
ually will be much greater than the
the 20 per cent. required.
The payment dates have been ar
ranged 80 none will come In June,
when the drain on the countrys flnan-
cial resources will be great on ac-
count OF income and excess profits
taxes due June Is. In the second loan
IS per cent was due two weeks after
the campaign closed, 40 per cent. q
month later. and 40 per cent. one
month after that.
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THAT CHANGE IN
WOMAN'S life
Mrs. Golden Tells How II
May be Passed in Safety
and Comfort.

Fremont OIL was passing through
the critical period Of life, being forty
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
THE NAPLES

The beautiful suburban home of R.
X. Hoefich Is for sale or rent. All
modern conveniences, heated with
gas, lighted by electricity, hot and
cold water. A large garden. Out
buildings, nice barn, garage and
coalhouse combined, also a chicken
house For information call at the
Bank Of Maysvllle or at the home of
r. X. Hoeflich.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

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