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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Baron Burian pravi, da je vojna
nezmiselno p~relivanje krvi. HIN,
Stiri leta je Avstija potrebovala
izkusnje, da je priSla do tega spo-
znanja!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Kadarkoli imajo nemske arma :
de smolo, pride porocilo, da ie
start Hindenburg bolan ali pa nr.
tev. TIE vesti MISC posebno laska-
We "a Ludendorffa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23
PosREDovANJE della.

Dine /. augusta morajo vse pri-
vatne posredovalnice della "a neiz-
u6ene delavce %prenehati S poslo =
vanjem. Posredovanje della "a lie
vrste delavcev je cd omenjenega
dneva dale pridrzano vladimir po-
sredovalnicam.
0 tenn je podal uradnik zvezne
delovne posredovalnice Van dc
Pyl sledeco izjavo:
"Sedanja dolocba velja lie "a
navadne delavce in v~prasanje ca
sa je, da pOstane veljavna tudi "a
izucene delavce. Pc prvem avgu.
stu bodo vojne industrije prve o.
pravicene do d~elavcev, kajti delav-
stvo je razdeljeno pc potrebi ME
goveag della. Sedaj nj delavstv0
ma uspesni podlagi. V Zdruzenih
drzavah je 100000 industrijalnih
delavcev, toda delo menjajo toll.
kokrat, da hi znaSalo Nth s~tevilo
Pc izmenjavi $4,000, 900. To pome-
nj, Ola ina vsak delavec poprecno
stir pozicije ma leto. Sedanja IL.
m~enjava delovnih prostorov pri :
nasa delavcem 600 izgube.
ma leto."
Ia temi privatnimi posredoval :
nicami Sc delavci gotovo ne bodo
jokali; pr~inaSale So jim wee Skode
kakor korisii. PovSem naravno je,
ola so bile te posredovalnice pod .
letJa, ki so mi>li'a V prvi vrsti ma
svoJe interese. Poslovanje je bilo
tako urejeno, da so same morale
dobiti dobieek, maj ie delavec do.
bil primerno delo, ali pa ne. Vrhu-
tega so bile to pogostoma lie agen.
ture podjetnikov in neredko a.
genture "a ~najemanje staykoka .
zov.
Ideal delavcev bi bill, ia hi bio
posredovanje della rokah nuho-
vii. lastnih organizacij. Faktieno
Je pa to ravno pri neizuGenih de.
lavcih tezayno, ker So zal vecino .
mo sploh nemeaniziraui. Zvezne
posredovalnice so ma vsak nacin
bolJse cd privatnih, in &c bi delav-
stvo razumelo %svojo politiGno ma =.
logo in poslalo v zvezni kapitol
svoJe zastopnike, bi bio varno, da
bodo morale take posredovalnice
poslovati v njegovem Interest,".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

kajti ljudStvo mora Sc zmiral verjcti, da ie A..
meriska armada V Franciii "tako majhna, da 10
je treba iSkati z ~lu6jo." Neki list je cello pisal, da
Je V Franciji vsega skupaj 10 ameriSkih vo-
Jakov. Vile vsem lazem in tolazbam, XII jh zna-
10 fabricirati nemski listi ma komando kajzer-
Jevih junkcrjev, JIG tie dni V Nemciji precci sopar-
no. NekakSna tezka mora je legla ma prebival-
stvo, kakor da sc ina zgoditi nekaj nepricako-
vanega, kar pa ne DO V ponos ncmSkemu militia
riZmu.
"Nenues Tagblatt' liz Stuttgarta poroca, da
Je Nemcija zadnji pondeliek prenehala zakladaii
Avstrijo Z twill. Slabo vreme in druge tezavc
so navedene kot vzrok. Nemciia pricakuie. da go
DO AvstriJa zanaprej lahko prezivljala Z lastni-
mi sredstvi. Resnica pa je, da je V Avstriji po-
manJkanJe zvil Sc veGje kakor V NemCiii, kjer to
pray dobro vedo.
Z Dunaja p~orocajo, da je v Avstriji zavIa-
dala velika nevolja, kcr JIG NemCija odrekla ma
dalJenJe zalaganjc Z zivezem. Zivezne Gene v dvoi-
nj monarhiJl so danes tako visoke, kakor MISC bile
Sc nikdar, odkar traja vojna.
IL Amsterdama porocajo: Nemciia BIO morda
poskusala dobiti rekrutc liz okitpiranih ruskib de.
Eel. Tako je poSneti IL vesti V 'Libaucr Zeitmp,.
XII sc glasi: "MladeniGi V baltiskih dczelah 50
zdaJ sposobni "a castniska mesta V nemSki arma.
d."
VerjamemO, da bi bil "a NemGijo zdaj marsh
kdo "sposoben''.
IL Amsterdama p~orocajo, da so revolucionarii
V nemski armadi zazgali novo postaio "a eroplanc
V Nivellcsu, IL mill JUNO od Brusla V Belgiii.
OgenJ JIG baje unicil postajo in % eroplanov.
Nj kdovekai, a &c jc resnicno, ie treba zabc.
leziti.
liz Stockholma je prisla V London vest. da pro-
ST Sedania finska Nlada NemGiio 20 nasa;;La
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

IL Stockholma je prisla V London vest. Ola pro-
81 sedanja finska vlada NemGijo "a posoiilo V zne-
sku so mi jonov mark 2 namenom, da "potolazi
bedo ma F%inskem, XII je nastala vsled civilno
~vojne.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Kadar zmanjka fabrikantom u
skin movie snovi, ubijejo enostav-
no kakSnega Romanova, ali pa po-
klicejo Kornilova cd mrtvih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

IL Philadelphia, Pa, poroca-
jo: National Mercantile Co. je BIZ
la obsojena, da plaza $1,000 "a
meriskemu rdecemu krizu" in da
preneha s prodajo pSenicne moke
"a trideset dni s Is. Julien t. |.
Kompanija je ~zagresila slede6e:
Veckrat je p%rodajala moko po
$500 sod v vrecah pc 2412 fun
TOW, SIS sod v vrecah po so fun
TOW, pc $14 sod v vreGah pc 100
funtov; prodajala je moko z ne
zadostno mnozino nadomestila.
Ia sod moke je placala kompani-
ia $12.36, radi tega je bila cena v
prodaji ma drobno previsoka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

. astronomovem sinu je vprasa-
ME, &c DO sposoben IN astronoma;
o k%rojacevem sc ne We, &c DO dober
krojac; o kraljevicu maj bono pa
prepri6ani, da DO dober kralj ? -
Zakaj7
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

~ nv iIud1C III
sepecejo svoje pomisleke lie v usesa.
liz Svice ~poro6ajo o novih nemirih v av-
stro-ogrski monarhiji. Polozaj je vedno boil kri-
ticen. Majhno sliko, il katere odsevajo splosne
razmere V Avstriji, je opaziti v sledecem poro-
cllu dunaJska "Arbeiter Zeitung:"
"Udelezba ma shodu zeleznicarjcv, XII Sc ie
vrsila prosi petek, je bila tako velika, da so BIZ
Ii prostori premajhni in shod Sc .je moral NADIA
ljevati izven poslopja. Navzocih je bilo deset So
cialistidnih poslancev. (Tukaj je cenor crtal
velik del poroGila.
Poslanee Heine je svaril Waldo zaradi mill
tariziranja zeleznicarjev. Neki drugi govornik ie
deJal, ola so Obljube Wade zelo puhle. Drug 60
vornik = strojevodia ma zeleznici - je dejal. da
so strojevodje vsled stradanja tako onemogli,
ola Sc morajo privezati v lokomotivni kabini, ker
Je drugace nevarnOst, da sc zgrudijo in padejo
pod kolesa. Predsednica zeleznicarskega odbora
"a kuhinje v Avstriji je rekla v svojem govoru.
ola trpe druzine zelezniSkih delavcev strasno
vsled pomanjkanja hrane in da MIRO otroci vsled
jetike v silno naraScajoGem stevilu.
Ma shOdu je bila sprejeta resolucija, XII IRE
ka, ola odklanja organizacija zeleznicarjev vso
odgovornost "a posledice, ako vlada ne predru.
gael razmer.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

LIZ Zeneve poroGajo: Tukajsnji list "Demo-
crate,' XII je navadno dobro informiran o razme-
rah V NemciJi, pise, da je prejel porocila IL Mem
clJe, ola Je mSljenje med nemSkim ljudstvom gle
de najnovejSe ofenzive zelO zmesano. Medtem ko
vstvarJajo nekateri V upanju ma zmago in hitter
mir, Sc drugi boje katastrofe. Ia strah Sc pa ne
zraza glasno, ker hi bilo prenevarno. Ljudje 81
sepecejO svOje pomisleke lie v usesa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

4. Izvozna dovoljenja bodo IL
dana "a poljedelske stroje in stro:
.je, XII sluzijo v produkciji kovin.
5. 1zvazali bodo lahko produk-
tie IL jekla in zeleza, s katerimi IL
delujejo vojni material "a Zdru-
lene drzave.
6. Mehika BIO dobila tudi cia-
mid in dinamit v rudarske svrhe.
Mehika Re sedaj dobiva cianid, XII
ga rabi pri p~rodukciji zlata. Izvoz
cianita JIG omejen v vse tujezen-
ske drzave, odkar sc tezko dobi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

N%otranji davki so prinesli Zdru-
zenim drzavam "a fiskalno leto.
XII sc je kOncalo S 30. junijem t. l.,
$3,672,OOO,O00. Davcni dohodek V
prejsnjem letu .ic znasal $780,
100000. Letosnji davek je prinesel
"a 100000, 900 vec, kot .ie kazaI
%proraeun, XII je bill sprejet v kon-
grcsu v minolem letu. Nd delu ia
p%obiranje davka je bilo Stiri tisoG
oseb, place so znaSale $12, OOO, 900.
MnOgo davkoplacevalcev je r
stovoljno pomagalo vladi pri delu.
Davcna oblast DO prijela vse tiste,
XII so sc odtegnili davku. Zakladni,
Ski department ina dokaze, da so
Sc posamezniki odtegnili placeva.
nJu davka ma ia nacin, da so ma
pogodbe napisali napacen datum.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

V Petrogradu - praviio - raz-
saja azijska kolera in nemska in e
triga. Prva je huda, druga je SC
hujsa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

IL Washingtona porocajo: Pri-
delek pSenice bo letos nekoliko
nizji, kot JIG bio pricakovati pc
prve ocenitvi. Slabo vrcme me-
SEGA junija je pc izjavi poljcdel-
skega departments iznizalo pSc-
nicni pridelek IN 100000 bus
.ljev. Zdaj cenijo pridelek pSeni-
ce lie ma S91, 100000 buSljev. Ko-
ruzen pridelek je ogromen in ce-
MILO ga ma $3.50, 100000 busljev.
Kljub temu, da je bio vrcme V
juniju neugodno poljskemu pri-
|delku, lahko ~letosnjo letino ste;e-
mo med najboljse. Jecmena, ri,
sladkega krompiria in RIA pride
lajo letos wee, kot je znasal po-
precni letni pridelek petih let
1925.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

liz Amsterdama porocajo: Nemski listi so te
dni nenavadno molceci o peti kajzerjevi ofenzi.
vi V Franciji; ravno tako redkobesedni so berlin.
ski voJaski kritiki, XII so oh Gasu ~prejsnjih ofenziv
navadno imeli veliko povedati. Najbolj optimi-
sticni listi pisejo, da je stvar komaj Sc V zaGetku
IN da je treba pocakati, kaj Sc &c ~razvije. Vo-
jaski kritiki med seboj priznavajo, da so Mem
c, naleteli ma p~recejSen odpor ameriskih Get oh
Marnl, toda nemsko liudstvo Sc nj zvedelo tega,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Senat Sc je formalno zedinil, da
pride vprasanje prohibicije ma
dnevni red pc poGitnicah. PoGit-
nice bodo ~trajale najbrze do 26.
augusta. Za6asno zmago so dose
gil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, kajti pro-
hibicija je odlozena "a nekaj ted
nov in to pomeni pridobitev casa.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
FALLS TO
ADVANCING
SERBS
CAPTURE GERMANS AND 5uLGA-
RAMS AND BOOTY

London, Sept. 27-In the successful
continuance OF the drive northward
the Serbians have entered Ishtib, and
captured other important points.
The Serbians have also captured
a great number of additional Germans
and Bulgarians and enormous quaint
ties Of materials.
The official statement adds that
Serb Calvary have reached a point
So miles as the crow flies, north of the
line which the offensive started
The Serbians are west OF the Ish-
tib-Veles Road and have captured the
height OF Bogosolovets, south of the
road North OF Demirkapa in the di-
rect'o of the Bulgarian border the
Serbs have captured the bridge of
Belikamen.
Serbian calvary has entered Kocha-
ia, twenty miles northeast of Ish-
tib and fourteen miles from the Bull
garian border, southwest Of the i'm
portant railhead of Kustendil.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27

CLOSE: CALI. ron
KAISER AND
PARTY
BRITISH AiF7MEH CAME NEAR GET
TING THEM

Geneva, CThursday) Emperor VIII
liam, Field Marshal Duke Allbercht
of Wurttcmburg, and Prince Stephen
SchaumbergL ippe, were at Mannheim
last week when the British airmen
raideG the city. They were at the
ralace and TOOK refuge in the cellar
remaining there twenty minutes, &C
cordine to the Democratic, of Geneva
The Royal party spent last week
in Alsace,Lorraine, stopping at the
principal Rhine towns The object
of the visit, the paper adds, was to ap
pease the unrest and fear of the pop
ulation, owing to the approach to tbs
frontier of the Allied armies and the
constant bombing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
WOMEN MAKE PLANS
TO AID WHEAT CROP
SCHOOL CHILDREN OF GEORGIA
WILL ORGANIZE LAFAYETTE
WHEAT CLUBS ENDORSED
BY FOOD ADMIN
STRAtor.

Atlanta, Ga, September 27-The
executive board OF the Georgia State
Federation of Women's Club yes
terday indorsed a movement where
by it is expected that 100 900 bushels
Of wheat will be added to Georgia's
wheat crop r"xt year The plan is to
organize the school children of the
state in Lafayette Wheat Clubs for
the purpose Of planting one acre at
least to every school of the state in
wheat which shall be pledged to
France and the soldiers overseas.
The idea which originated with Dr.
A. M. Soule federal food administra
Tor of Georgia and Mrs. George Nell,
of Athens has already borne fruit in
organizations in and around Athens
ana Through tue CU-OpeIdllbH VI tu6
cmbwomen will become statewide
factor in the production of wheat.
The plan has been endorsed by Mr..
Hoover and everyone who has heard
OF it considers it a most valuable
movement.
The statement made by a govern
mdnt speaker that next year America
will haze TOW send 100000 tons more
food aboard than it did this year is
a sufficiently strong reason for wide
&c operation in any movement to in
creases the wheat supply; and Mrs
Uell pontsed out in her address be-
fore the board, the planting of the
question as to which variety grows
best in Georgia
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
SPEED OF YANKS
SURPRISED
GERMANS
ENEMY HEAVY ARTILLERY DID
NOT REPLY TO ATTACK

With the Americans. Verdun Front,
(ThursGay Ten at night Associated
pYe3s)-The Americans took the Ger
mans somewhat by surprise by the
speed of the attack today and without
giving the enemy time to recuperate
they pushed him steadily northward.
This evening the Americans between
the Argonne and the Meuse had reach
ed Marlancourt, Montfaucen, Euisy,
Dannevaux and other towns along
that line. The work OF the tanks man
ned by French operation was aided by
the work CT aerial units. Aerial OBJ
servers were able to accomplish lit
tie until afternoon, but before the ech-
oes Of the opening barrage died, pur-
suit planes were Ger the German lines.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
Americans Continue Advance

With the American Army, Verdun
Front, (Ten o'clock, Associated Press)
The American advance continued
last night.
Patrols are pushing forward and
maintaining contact with the enemy.
Stout machine gun resistance was
overcome with tanks and artillery.
The weather today is thick with
light rain Obscuring the observation
Late information tends to confirm the
belief that German heavy artillery
was caught in the act of Withdrawing
and was unable to cooperate or re
ply satisfactorily.
Il is not known at this hour wheth-
er any German big guns we're captured
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
COURARD KEEPS
UP ADVANCE
AT night
RUNNING INTO LABYRINTH OF
TRENCHES AND CLOCK HOUSES

With the French Army, Champagne
} Front (Thuraday Associated Pre9gt
General Gourald's men are contin-
uing their advance tonight along the
front west of the Argonne Forest
Greater resistance is being encoun-
tered and fresh obstacles are found
to impede the progress. Ahead of
them is a belt of country seven or
eight miles deep over which there is
a labyrinth of trenches and dotted by
many blockhouses.
The Germans by their retirement to-
NY have gained little time to bring
up reserves, while Gourard is bring
ing IN guns This is an advantage IN
which it is difficult to find sufficient
compensation for the ground and men
lost today.
The lines they have retired to are
no stronger than those abandoned.
Enemy airmen made several spec
tacular attacks on observation bal
looms today. Only one balloon was
destroyed but the observers in three
others were forced to decend by para
chute.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
i 1000 PRISONERS cAPTuRED I'M cHAnNPAGNE TODAY
BOMBARDMENT Is
UNDER GREAT
FURY
WORK WITH GREAT
REGULARITY AMD PRECISION

With The American Army, Cham
pagae Front. Thursday Last nights
commandment Of the German lines pre-
paratory attack this morning was
a magnificent spectacle 1t was a CLOUDY
less night and thousands of guns Of
ali calibres, all firing furiously
wreathed the hills in a ceaseless
sparkle of fame like myriads of fire
flies. FOR six hours the roar Of can
non, like the roll of giant drums, was
unbToken
The Germans have been suspicious
of an attack, during forty-eight hours
preceding and had increased their re-
serves from four to twenty-three div
isions.
By a general review Of the fight
after many hours it is evident that
the Germans are retiring to prepared
positions to which all the heavy ar
iillery has been withdrawn.
The staff work of the American ar
my is excellent and continuous touch
was maintained between the divis-
ions
Reports were received without de-
lay. The transport of supplies in work
ing without hitch
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
3 MORE COTTON
PICKERS TO WAR

Thirty-three colored registrants
went to war this morning to fill
quota from Crisp county These went
to Camp Hancock at Augusta. There
was quite a manifestation of interest
at the local boards office as the men
got ready to leave today and numbers
OF their relatives were here to bid
them good bye
Those going were as follow:
Edward Countyman, Herchel Long,
Lonnie Macarthur, Lewis Cross, Ar
thur Adkins, Claude Sanders, Joshua
Lilly, Willie B. Bothel John Henry
Taylor, John Daniel Anderson, Ed
Hodge, Joe Simmons, George Pryor,
John Hines, Charlie Raines, Charley
Chambliss, George West, James Bell
julius Didly, Lewis Blossom, Walter
Gordon, Sam Wadley, Mack Crowley,
Ed Thomas Ranzy Ford, Robert Couch
William Griffin, S. X. Dixon, Richard
Lewis Browner, Lester Pope, James
C. jefferson, Ben Cobb, Dannie Paul.
Alternates Leon Taylor, Lemon Daw-
son, Lewis Sias, Charlie Lewis Star
ling, Charlie Scott, Jack Worthy
Worthy, Henry Jesse Taylor, Wiley
Gaines, Thad Gray.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27

Paris, Sept 27.-The French com
mander-in-ch in Macedonia official
ly reports today that the Bulgarians
have asked for a meeting to arrange
the conditions of an arm,stice and
eventual peace.
The French commander replied re-
fusing to suspend operations but say
ing he would receive the duly quail
fed delegates of the Bulgarian gov
eminent &
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
STRlK Z
ON SElvSEE
RIVER
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS is RE.
PORTED EARLY

London, Sept 27-The British this
morning attacked on a wide front
south OF Gcnsee River, according to
a report from General Haig. The first
reports indicate satisfactory progress
The Brit .sh lines were advanced slight
ly north of the Gensee during the
night Successful local attacks in Elan
ders are also reported.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
W A WI1ATIEY GOES
WITH CIiURCHWELLS STORE

w. A Whatley has closed his store
at Arab and is now with Churchwells
retail store here. He has many
friends here and through the county
he will be glad to greet at the new
place.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
thorized source the. application from
Bulgaria for an armistice.
Ferdinand Assents

Paris, Sept. 27-General D'E5perrey
commanding the Allied armies in
Macedonia, telegraphed the French
government that the Bulgarian com
nlanaer had asked a suspension OF
arms forty-eight hours to permit the
arrival of two authorized delegates
from the Bulgarian government, who
are coming with assent of King Fer
dinand
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27

Conspicuous among Riverside Drive
pedestrians on the first "gaseless"
Sunday was Tom Moore, the Goldwyn
star. Tom didn't mind walking bit,
though the fuel administration edict
hits him hard Moore needs all the
motoring practice he can get. as he
plays the role of a chauffeur in "Thir-
y a Week" his newest Goldwyn pic
ture.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
FRENCH IIL'I' TO 4
DEPTH THREE
MILES
GERMAN POSITIONS
WERE CARRIED BRILLIANT
"

Paris, Sept 27,-The successful de
velopment of the French offensive be
gun yesterday in Champagne, is re
ported today by the war office.
Over the entire field the attack by
the French between the River Suippe
and the Argonne Forest, formidable
German positions, to depth OF more
than three niles was brilliantly car
ried.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
British Cross Canal

British Headquarters, France, (Reu-
tore)-By nine thirty this morning
the British appeared to have crossed
the Canal Du Nord defenses on a
front Of more than four miles,
They advanced maximum depth
of a mile and q quarter
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
French Take 1000 Prisoners

Paris, Sept: 27.-The French ave
captured Buttedu-Mensil, Buttedu-Sou-
ain, Buttedu-T allure, the Village of
Tahure, Ripont, RouvroN Gernay-en
Dormois and Seven-Melzicourt.
More than seven thousand prison
ef3 have been taken. The French re-
sumed their attack this morning, de
spite the unfavorabe weather condi
tons. satisfactory progress is being
Eiade.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
DRAFT LOTTERY
FOR NEXT MONDAY
ORDER OF NEW DRAFT REGIS
TRANTS WILL BE DETER
MINED

Washington, Sept. 27-Monday. Sep
TENDER 80 was set by General Crow
der today for the National draft lot
terry to determine the order of the
thirteen million men registered Sep
tember II,
The craving viii be in the Senate
office building
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
.PRUSSIAN WAR MINISTER
Won STEIN HAS RESIGNED

London, Sept. 27.-Lieut Gen. Won
Stein, Prussian War Minister is re-
ported to have resigned, according to
Copenhagen advices to the Exchange
Telegraph.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
Germany to Protest

London, Sept. Germany intends
to send a violnet pro- gt to Bulgaria
aralnst Premier Malinoff's request
for an armist re, according to Berlin
7 ports received at Amsterdam and
fo Hardad to the Exchange Telegraph.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
ARMISII(,E OFFER
TO ALLIES IN
BULGARIA
INBICATEs REVOLUTION IN WAR
TORN COUNTRY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Lcrdoa, Sept a7.--l7.e1l.er Nalin-
Off, OF Bulgaria, has made an offer of
an armistice to the Allies, accord ng
to q Berlin message transmitted by
the Exchange Telegraph correspon-
dent at Copenhagen.
The message states the premierJ
offer was made without the support
of other members of the cabinet or
the King. 1t is said the offer caused
great dissatisfaction, and that strong
military measures have been taken to
support the Bulgarian front, accord
ing to statements from Sofia via Jas
sey. 1t is added that counter move,
ment has already been set afoot. (This
seems to indicate that a revolution
is in progress in Bulgaria.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27

The roai mines of Spitzbergen are
expected to reach a production of 3d.
0l0 metric tons a month by next year
ard of 10000 metric tons monthly by
1920.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27

A farmer of Jersey county, Illinois,
is the inventor of a device with which
he claims to have caught thirty-five
bushels of grassshoppers in single
day.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27

This is the first indication of any
movement in Bulgaria to approach
her enemies with conciliatory propo-
sails.
The move of the Premier as de-
scribed might ordinarily be consider
ed in a broad way to amount to a
Revolutionary act, and possibly points
to the execution OF coup de ettat in
Sofia. ,,.....4..s..-.-....5
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
Berlin Hears of Armistice

amsterdam, Sept 37-The Bulga-
rian premier's offer of an armistice
was made TO the leader of the E'nten-
tie troops operating against Bulgaria,
according to Berlin message received
here.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
FRENCH r EFUSE.
TO LET Up in
BULGARIA !
WOULD RECEIVE BULGARIAN DEL
EGATES EuT FIGHTING MUST
GO on
5000 German Prisoners

London, Sept 27.---The number OF
German prisoners captured by the
French and Americans in the Drive
in Champagne exceeds 10000, accord
ina to a Paris dispatch.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-27
NO t,0iI()f' PRICE.
FIXING FOR
PRESENT
WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD SAYS
NOTHING TO BE RoNE AT
PRESENTa

Washington, Sept a7fAThe War In
dustries Boards committee on cotton
distribution announced that it will not
recommend that a price be fixed Oh
raw cotton at present.