davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
SIJAJEN USPEH VRTNE We
SELICE S. R. z.

Nedeljska prireditev S. R. Z. V
Clevelandu je S toliko silo vplivala
na naSe Slovence, da SO ozivei na
vseh koncih in krajih Clevelanda
in okolici. Ljudje kar sami pristo-
paio in povprasujejo "a informa-
cije in druge podrobnosti. Med
slovenskim narodom v Ameriki je
bilo Sc malo takih in tako globo-
kin zanimanj, kakor je ravno "a
nimanje "a S. R. z. Sal vceraj nj
nihce drugega govoril, kakor tel
velikanski veselici. In naSe Sloven-
Ike Kar cd samega veselja Sc sme-
jejo. Pa sal Sc tudi lahko. Pripo-
mogle SO polovico truda k vrtni
veselici; Mr.. Peck pa IA $3S.42,
kjer je spekla potico, katero so
dobili vojaki IL Camp Perry.
Sino6i je incl agitacijski odbor
.raGune "a vrtno veselico. Dohodki
so znasali cez $4,000. Preracuna-
10 Sc je stroSke, in odstelo cd te
svote. Pokaaala Sc je stevilka
$4,000. Agitacijski odbor Sc je
spogledal, na mizo so priceli pa
dati dolarcki, medtem pa SO Sc o.
glasile besede: = Kampanja "a
500, da bo vsega skupaj $4,000;
kakor bi trenil, pred blagajnikom
S. R. z. G. Frank Cernetom je le-
zalo 1925. Predsednik G. Frank
Somrak Sc je nasmejal, ter pogle-
dal te clane agitacijskega odbora,
kakor bi jih hotel vprasati, ce je
to resnica ali ne.
Kampanja Sc nadaljuje, koncati
Sc mora nocoj = je bilo povelJe.
Nekateri izmed clanov agitacijske
ga odbora so stopili V gostilno JOS.
Birka, kjer Sc je povedalo navzo-
elm, kaj nam Sc manjka. V dobrih
Is minutah je bila kampanja Ia
kljucena, XII je znasala $20.10. l.
mena darovalcev Sc bodo priobci-
la. Re,nica pri tenn pa je, ola znasa
cisti dobicek $500. Polovica tie svo-
te S poSlje ma 81. stan Ameriskega
rdecega kriza, druga polovica pa
jo bo ubrala proti Chicagi. Omeni-
mo maj Sc, da Sc je med stroske
vstelo tudi cez $50 vojne takse. In
ee vse skupaj premislite, potem
lahko sodite, da mi nismo imeli
namena izkoriscati, ampak da bo
imela cd tega dobicek tudi nasa
svobodna Amerika in S. r. q.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Francozi iznova napredovali
sedem mill.

Pri francosh armadi v FranclJl,
%. augusta. - FrancOSke spred-
ME straze so bile Nemcem tako
blizu "a petami, da MISC mogl
Nemci podreti meStOv prek reke
Oise "a seboj. Nekateri teh mo-
stow so bill nedotaknjeni, drugl
lie deloma pOdrti. KO so nemSke
zadnie straze vprizOrile zadnji od-
Dor V kritje tiStih armad, H so be-
zale prek reke, je bilO lahko vide
ii dodge vrste vOzov OnStran reke,
Xxi so otezevai pOta, drzeca protl
severn.
Pri francosh armadi v FranciJl,
%. augusta. - Umikanje nemSklh
voiska pred tretjo in deseto arma-
do Sc danes nadaljuje pOvecano
naglico ma velikem delu bojne
fronte (od Lassigny do Soissons),
III 10 pd pOllehOu h0h'
Generala Mangina mOzje Sc bill
zaio gozdu Coucy ter so skoro ma
6rti, ki ie bila OBJ reh Ailette me-
SEGA aprila V zavezniSkih rokah.
Tudi so razSirili svoje pridObltve
OBJ Oisi do Bretigny Sredi med
Noyonom in Chauny.
Franeosko prodiranie Proti po-
tom, XII drze V Chamy pridodaJa
drugo nevarnoSt "a nemSkO uni
kanje in dokazuje pOspeSitev So
vraznega umikanja, Bourgignon,
st. Paul-aux-BOiS in Quincy, vsi II
kraji so padli danes Francozom V
roke, kar jim daje kontrolo mad
dolino reke Ailette Od Coucy-le-
Chateau do reke Disc.
Cete generala Humberta tudl
silno pritiskajo ma sOVraznika. -
ZasedSi PIemontsko viSave, bi Sc
razteza JUNO Lassigny, ki so Ga
obkoliIi vGeraj, so well ThieS-
court, kar izpopomuje zavzetJe
skupine hribov, ki so znani pod /
menOm ThieScOurt.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, August 23.,
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
iih Sc dosegli zavezniki od pocet-
ka te vojne sem, in kakor vse ka,
re, Sc nikakor nj koncana povest
o zajetjih. Odkar je zacel pritiska-
ii Foch dne Is. julia, cenijo mem,
ske 5izgube Ma 100000 moz V ubi'
tih, ranjenih in vjetih.
Mnenje cedaljebolj naraSca, ola
so Nemci veliko blize koncu Svo-
.ie moci, kakor pa je to kdaj mogel
misliti svet. Sedaj je znano, ola SC
morali Nemci V nadomeStilo Svo-
jih straSnih izgub docela izpraznl,
ii svoje zaloge V nOtranjOSti, In ola
so bill tisOGi in tisoci mladcev IL
razreda letnika 1920, XII so Sc v
vezbalnem stanju pritegnJeni h
garnizijskemu delu.
Skupne nemSke izgube od pocet-
ka tie vojne do konca meseca JUL
ia 1918 cenijo na Sest milijonov,
kakor je posneti IL jutranjih Ii
stow.
Podatki vl1ljuGujejo 100000
mrtvih do pricetka nemSke ofenzi,
We mesecu marcu. Cd 27. marca
do II. junija so Nemci neki izgu-
bill samo V mrtvih 100000 moz.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
KONVENCIJA ZAPADNE SLO-
VANSKE ZVEZE.

V pondeljek, dine 19. augusta Sc
je pricela zjutraj OBJ osmi uri
konvencija Zapadne Slovanske
Zveze, kakor nam poroca mas pri-
jatelj. Konvencija Sc vrsi letos v
Colorado Springs, Colo.
J Dvorana, kateri Sc vrsi ia
konvencija, je last tukajsnjih slo-
venskih druStev. Poslopje je sicer
majhno, vendar pa je vse, vkoli-
kor to dopuscajo razmere, pray
lepem redu. Konvenena dvorana
je okraSena ameriSkimi in slo-
venSkimi zastavami. Konvenciji
predseduje delegat j. Pekec IL
Denvera.
Mas list zeli tej delegaciji kar
najlepsih uspehov, ki maj bi bill
V korist vsem tlanom in elanieam
gori imenovane slowanske podpor-
ne Zveze.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
SVETOVNOZNANI PEVEC EN-
RICO CARUSO Sc JE VINO
VIC OZENIL.

New York, n. Y. = NaJzname,
'nitejsi svetovnoznani tenor EnricO
Caruso Sc je danes ozenil z gdc
Dorotejo Park Benjamin, hcerJo
Parka Benjamina, XII je vobee
znan patenten odvetnik, mornarl,
cen strokovnjak in bivsi urednik
lista Scientific American. Pevec
je star As let; a njegova nevesta
pa ravno dvajset let mlaJsa cd
MEGA.
Niti najzaupnejSi pevcevi prija,
teljji MISC vedeli, da Sc namerava O.
zeniti. Prvi glas o tenn Je prlcel
pozno.. popoldne, ko je stopll prl-
leten MOI mlado in krasno zen
sl1o obstrani mestni urad "a ze-
nitvena dovoljenja.
"Midva bi Sc rada porocila, de
MOI uradniku "a zamrezenim ok
nom.
"Prosim, ime," zamomlja urad-
nix, ne da bi pogledal, kaksna Je
oseba, XII govori MIN.
"Caruso-e-e- Enrico Caruso. J."
Tedaj pa plane uradnik $ svoje-
ga stola. -. ~. -a~
V tenn uradu ie Caruso povedal,
dafse hoce poroeiti pozneje popel-
dne. Zapustivssi mestno poslopJe
ter sedsi v svoj avtomobil pa Sc je
premislil. Porocil Sc namrec nj V
tisti, cerkvici, kakor je i7prva ma
meraval, nego v Marble Collegiate
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, August 23.,
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
lu Z dne 2. augusta, je zaprl kon-
zulat ter izrOGil intereSe Zdruze-
nih drzav nOrveSkemu konzulu.
Americanje V Petrogradu, ki jih
je menda okoli dvajset po Stevilu
so bill opozorjeni, maj zapuste me-
sto, je dejalo porocilo, ceprav je
konzul izjavil, ola hoce oStati toll
ko casa ma Svojem mestu, dokler
me sprejme nayOdil.
Naznanilo nekem pOrOcilu IL
Francije 0 naStavljenju dveh med
narodnih SvetOv, enega Arhan-
gelu, enega V VladivostOku, je Od-
tehtalo nepovoljne in neugodne
veSti, XII jih vsebuje porocilo iz
Petrograda. Poslanik Francis bo
kot dekan diplomaticnega Staba
naGelnik arhangelskemu svetu.
OsObje valdivOStoSkega sveta Sc
nj izpoponjenO. KOnzul Caldwell
bo ameriSki clan, dokler ne doloci
predsednik Wilson drugega "a
stopnika "a to mestO.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23

zenskega pomoznega odseka bo
nbrala Mrs. Kellog Fairbank. =
Vse tie osebe bodo zavzele !. svoje
sedeze ma odru.
Clani in clanice teh dveh odse-
kov bodo odli6ne osebe iz druzab-
nih, mescanskih in delavskih krO-
gov.
Predsednik Wilson bo, kakor
pricakujejo, vodil parade po uh-
cab dolnjem mestu do razgledne-
ga odra, nakar bo stopil V pred
sedniSko lozo, odkoder 81 jo bo o.
gledal obstrani svoje zene Mrs.
Wilson.
2ezolucija, v kateri je, izrazena
zelja, maj Sc yes promet ma ulicah
v dolnjemr mestu tzapre ma delav-
ski praznik cd osmih zjutraj pa
do sestih popoldne, je bila vroce-
ma mestnemu svetu veeraj. Izrocll
jo je Simon ODonnell. -
"Dan, XII velja ze dolgo "a de-
lavski prank, bo znacilen letos
po ceremonijah, XII bodo izrazale
patrijotizem nash delavcev, ka-
kor ga Sc MISC nikolis poprej'', je
rekel Mr.. O'Donnell. =T i%H
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
PREDSEDNIK 30 VODIL OBJ.
HOD MA PRANK DELAY
..i SKEGA DNEVA.

Vceraj so zaeeli postavljati o.
der, S katerega bo predsednik
Wilson lahko opazoval parade, XII
Sc bo vrsila ma delavski prank
dne 2. septembra eikaskem me-
stu.
Ia oder bo ma Jackson boule-
vardu mad vhodom v Federal Bull
ding. Ma MEM bo prostora "a pet
sto ljudi. Sprejemni odsek ho IL
bral Charles w. Folds, a elaniee
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23

Church ma peti ave.
Nevestini starSi MISC bill pri po,
roki. LIE dive osebi, potrebni kot
prici, sta bile navzoci, ko Sc je
'svetovni pevec vdrugic porocil.
zELEZNISKA PREDLOGA
SPREJETA.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Kongres Sc upira nabiranju fan
.. tov pod 20. letom.
Washington, D. c., %. angus

Washington, D. c., %. augusta.
= Vroea debata glede vojaske
-predloge je obracala pozornost o.
beh his skozi cello danasnje Ease
DAME nase. Borba Sc ie osredoto-
Gala okoli predlozenega in name
ravanega nabiranja mladcev, ki so
starr mani kakor 81 let.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Soviet so napovedali Amerih
vojno.
Washington, D. c., %. avgust

Washington, d. c., Y. augusta.
- Danasnja porocila IL Rusije so
vznemirila in razburila drzavnl
department. PodkonZul~ Robert w.
Imbrie pOroca IL Petrograda V Ia
kasneli depeSi, da je bolseviska
vlada v bivSem ruskem prestolnem
mestu izdala razglas, V katerem IL
javlja, da obstoja med Rusijo in
Zdruzenimi drzavami vojno sta
ME.
Vzprico te deklaracije, je spo-
roeil Mr. Imbrie V svojem poroei-
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Nemske izgube cd IS. julia sem
cenijo ma 100000.

Pariz, Francija, Is. augusta. =
Zavezniski plen v vjetnikih in ka-
month, o akaterem uradno poroea-
10, da znasa 900 MOI in 1,70O
kanonov cd 1S. julia sem, je pm-
peznan "a najvecje zajetje,, kar so
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
FraneOzi SO zapodiIi Remce prek reke
Oise.

Francoske cete so napredovale mill
Anglezi so well mesto Albert. - Nemsko
ljudstvo sedaj We. da je l.3OO.OOO Amer1-
canov FranCiji. Million delaVceV Je
treba vojni industriji. - Soviet so ma
povedaI Ameriki vojno. - Druse zan1m1-
We Vojne novice.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Ceskoslovaske Cete uspesne v
Vogezih.

Washington, D. c., 2. augusta.
- CeSkOslOvaSke cete V F'ranciji
so Sc vdelezile uspeSnega napada
na nemSke postojanke Vogezih,
kakor je poSneti IL porocila, XII so
GA danes prejeli V tukajsnem gla-
vnem sedezu ceSkoslovaSkega ma
rodnega sveta.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Anglezi so izgubili $500, Avstrijci
pa 10000.

London, Anglia, %. augusta.
= Avstriiske izgube so znasale ma
angleSki 'front.' V Italiji Cd Is. jul
Mia do Is. augusta 10000 po We
steh, XII so dosle semkaj. Angleske
izgube pa znasajo v tistem casu
$500, je recenO.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Million delavcev je treba Vojni
industriji.

Washington, D. c., %. augusta.
: Ma danaSnji konferenci vojnih
zastopnikOv zvezne pOsredovalni-
ce "a delo Sc je izkazalO dejStvo,
da sedaj primanjkuje en- million
neizuGenih delavcev, in da je re-
zerva izuGenih delavcev izcrpana.
Pomanjkanje je tako veliko, da
ie morala biti dovrSitev cele vlSte
vaznih vojnih projektov "a arlna-
do in mornaricO odlOzena, so izja-
viii Ma kOnferenci.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23

pristavlja kot svojo lastno mfor-
macijo, da nj bilo vec kakOr So
600 AmeriGanov doslej "opaziti
na zapadni 'front.'.
PoroGevalec kolOnjSke VollS
Zeitung pripisuje nehote veliko
izdatnOst in uGinkovitost ententnl
propaganda pamfleti in letaki, ki
so jih njeni zr'akoplovci metali po
nemSIih meStih S svojih zracnih
'letal, Ee pravis da so ii pamfleti
tako zapeljivo sestavljeni, ola bi
Sc dal tisti, ki nj dobrO poucen,
skoro, ce ne poponoma, pregovo-
ritz.
ZatO zahteva mOGno protipropa-
gando, da Sc "razsvetli'' dvOmeci
duh armadi.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Albert v angleSkih rokah.
London, Anglia, %. avgr

London, Anglia, %. augusta.
- Mesto Albert, osemnajst mill
severnovzhOdno Amiensa, so An
gleE zopet zavzei. DOsegi so tu-
di vse ellie, ki 50 jih nameravali
doseci V danaSnjem bOju med
Bray-sur-Somme in AlbertOm, ka-
kor Sc nocoj glasi uradno pOrOci-
10 feldmarSala Haiga. V meStu Sa-
mem so zajei 1,2OO Nemcev. Pet
tisoG so jih Well V dveh dneh-
Ma prek sest mill SirOh 'front.'
so AngleI napredovali dve milji.
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23
Nemci sedaj vedo, da je 1900, 900
Americanov onlTaj morja.
Amsterdam, Holandska, %. I

Amsterdam, Holandska, ~. aY-
gusta. - Naposled je vendar nem-
sko Gasopisje opustilO boz prOti
resnici. V kratkem naznanilu, ki
.je bilo priob6enO takorekoe donna
la " vseh liStih, cigar pOdObnOst
izdaia uradno inspiracijO, je re-
zervirano priznanje, da so pOdat-
XII tainika Bakerja glede ma moe
ameriskih vojnih sill V FranciJi
priblizno pravimi.
Eden ali diva liSta priStavlJata
ialov izgovor, GeS, da so Sc njmi
poprejSni podatki naslanjah ma
polozaj pred mesecem majem, IN
da so Sc V resnici veliki prevCzi
moStva iz Amerike zaceli Sele' pO-
tlej.
List Sc sedaj tolazijO mESllJo,
da je cd teh 10000 ali vec Anne
ricanov samo stiristotiso6 moz de-
iansko v bojni vrsti, 100000 ola
iih ie "a fronto in ostaEh 100000
MOI tvori etapne 6ete, stroJnlke,
zelezniearje1i in navadre delavee.
Berlinski Taegliche Rundsehau
Glas svobode., 1918-08-23

True translation Chicago Illinois, August Z52
by Act O. October 9th 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-31
Other Editors Than Ours
HUNTING FOR ISSUES.
New York WorId.)

To hunt for issues in political campaigns is invariably
sign of weakness There two kinds OF issues real,
live concrete issues and issues which are farfetched
imaginary. vague.
That the republican party is encounterng difficulty
in coming before the people in the pending campaign
members of the house and with live
issues cannot be denied.
Win the War is That is a national task
Ii is the most important business in which now
engaged nation and regardless of party politics
The OF performing this task. the conduct and
management Of this foremost business of ours is
issue.
\ comparison Of the records of the two parties on
that score cannot leave any doubt which party
has proven greater efficiency and more ability.
Did the republican administration of 1895 conduct
the Spanish American war in such amazingly efficient
manner reflect discredit upon the democratic
administration. which is managing the present war?
The uarshalling OF forces both the front and
home without unnecessary disturbance Of social
economic conditions and in fairness TO all is record
OF fact.
The taking care Of our lighting boys both at home
and abroad achievements established, not claims
The provisions their dependents just and ample
are made into laws they not promises
These and many other important problems were
advocated and solved by democratic president \
democratic administration. Was all this done sim
larly efficient and such generally satisfactory
ner in 1895, when republican president repub-
hcan administration were in power and conducted q
war
This Is a plain question. Let there "A plain answer.
The American people Will give this answer at the
polls when voting for members of the house and SEN
ate The American people fair just They
not listen 90 idle claims fagetched issues de
president and his party.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-31

Because there has been as yet no great sea battle.
it might that navy, up to date, mad played
little part the war.
On the contrary the increasing roll of victories on
land could never have been accomplished without the
for them belongs the credit for the transpor
taton OF men, supplies failing which those
victories would have been impossible.
The transportation Of 100000 American soldiers
France with of only 500 in itself marvellous
feat.
We have 500 ships duty European waters.
Our battle ships with Britain hold the
German bottled in the North Archangel
and vladivostok the big ships stand guard while
the desroyers and chasers ride the Atlantic day and
night, hunting the U-boats to their death
Man and ship, ready a moments notice for
offensive defensive Should the Germans launch the
threatened winter U-boat drive we are prepared.
following the traditions the the German
tie ships make dash for freedom rather than tamey
surrender, they viii catch unawares navies
only the chance to prove themselves A
lighting body worthy of their country's pride.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-31
OCTOBER 81, 1913.
A WINTER OF WAR.

Heretofore the winter has been. general a period
military idIeness and recuperaton Now there is
prospect Of major operations continuing without
ruptiOn.
From the day when Marshal Foch started mis- often
sive. in midsummer, there been let-up. Fochs
policy wei known. Until an armistce is granted he
viii surely TO keep right hammering the foe
regardless OF weather conditions.
Experts say that winter campaign is entirely feast
BILE 20 percent of the western front. Even
the Vosges mountains. thanking Alsace, wholly
impractcable especially when we remember how the
Russians under Grand Duke Nicholas crossed
pathians depth Of winter probably safe to
say that nothing but mud Will interpose any real OBJ
stacle Where the soil is firm. naturally a result
Of freezing. the allied armies go ahead, not so
conveniently in and fall but still effectively
might be greater than the military results The people
Germany and Austria Hungary will have difficulty
enough in holding out through the winter on a war
basis without lighting With the allies steadily
pressing every front sacrifices of men and
materials called for the time they
ing cold and starvation home. public Decentralization
is certain.
II Germany. then, is not reconcned yet uncondi-
tional surrender the best bet the allies TO wage
relentless through the winter. the spring and
very likely before spring, Germany will be glad to
yield any terms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-31

Wife, sed Pa j have hurried hoam
to our hoamless hoam to see if my
wife & little son is still living thare
lifeless life, sed Pa.
What is the idee, sed Ma
This is the idee. sed Pa. things is
Citing less & less. We have a ice
less icebox, wheetless days. sleep
less mites, worthless dumwaiters &
elevators. runless water x ground
less hopes, etc. sed Pa. So deep do
feel on this here subjeck. SEQ Pa,
that I have rote a poem.
You doant say, sed Ma.
L do say, sed Pa, and here is this
here poem, sed Pa, in all its simple
glory.
A hatless man stood i'm the door
& glared like thoughtless men.
The clock was striking half past
four
Tho it was half past ten.
His nervless hand in curveless
curves
He waved around that day
& in a cruel & voiceless tone
These words he then did say:
The cloudless sky is fawless blue
& noiseless sets the sun.
My restless hands reech out to you.
My lifeless life is done"
How is that for high? said Pa. 1
guess that is sum song, amt it not?
sed Pa
That is not. sed Ma. How long
dident it talk YOU to rite that song?
sed Ma.
I didn't talk long to rite it. sed
Pa. the idee calm 20 me. & Bingo,
dashed it off, All RELY CRATE things
are rote at feever beet, sed Pa, in
the summer moastly. IL wud be
around this here apartment, Pa sed.
We are all doing our little bit 20
win this war, sed Ma.
That is true. sed Pa. neerly all
Of us are helping. OF course. sed
/ Pa. we cant all be ruff riders & rush
madly into ambush, Pa sed but we
/ can all do sumthing. think the
greatest thing an American can do
rite now, sed Pa, is TO love & trust
our CRATE President lie knows
am with him. sed Pa.
No doubt that cheers him up a
heap, sed Ma. II is a great COM
/ fort 10 q President 10 know that
YOU are rite behind him like a
/ rock OF Gibbyralter Did you. bring
/ hoam the steak sed Ma.
I did, sed Pa, a whole pound.
Most Of it is for YOU & Bobbie, sed
| Pa, I am dieting TO help win the
war. sed Pa. Half of il will do me-
\ sed Pa.
You are vary quick at frackshuns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-31
THE COUNTY AND STATE TICKETS.

While election of congressman, the presi-
OF harmonious support for the concluding days
OF the and during the period reconstruction
sOcaed is the big issue OF the hour yet local and state
tickets should be overlooked This is a matter of
however with the possible exception of the legis
lative ticket, more than matter of measures.
Aside from the prohibition issue bound to be an
issue in the Indiana assembly with reference to
ratification of the national amendment and preserva-
2 present prohibition law we are not averse
ahfording Gov Goodrich harmonious legislature in
working out the problems of the state incident to the
same we favor harmonious congress for the
president The difference is of degree and not of
kind The consistency upon the one admits
OF the other
Little attention has been paid to the state tickets in
the campaign in fact little has paid to any save
the candidates congressman We are not going to
launch into state campaign now SO far as We our
selves, concerned We somewhat interested in
the county ticket. however We believe that service
well rendered approval in local well as nation
al affairs We shall therefore regardless OF
partisan lines that the county auditor county
treasurer. county clerk. recorder and township and
county assessors, DE rewarded by reelection
AS to the other odces calling for the election of
circuit court and court judge. prescott
attorney and sheriff the candidates on both sides
well known. independent democratic though we
can reason at least. WHY democrat
should stand hy his ticket.
As TO the circuit judgeship. Judge Funk has had "a
years Of il now. would seem quite enough for one
man. and Mr. r. a. Jackson would be a very Citing
successor while as TO the nominees the superior
judseship there is no comparison save in favor
OF Prosecutor Chester b. Aontgomery as against his
republican opponent
In the line Of local contests. II were TO take "a
particular stand FOR the enlightenment OF the public
against pending dangers 70 would De the prescott
ing attorneyshp. samuel p. Schwartz for i've years
deputy under Prosecutor Montgomery asks to be given
hrst-hand chance az that office while his opponent
cyrus r. Pattee. n the republican ticket outlawed
his right 20 return that office years ago.
ASK anyone who has been here for years. who was
here when Ar Pattee prosecutor back the las,
decade. and IL they tell the truth viii old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-31
WAR PIETY.

The fighting chaplain has long been picturesque
figure but the finest demonstrations of Christian
manhood that the world has has given
by the hundreds of clergymen of all denominations
who have laid aside their priesty robes ans offered
themselves the practical service of their country
this
In division of the Y. NJ c. A. service, detailed
for duty close TO the front, reported: arch
deacon who a canteen; minister WHO is a
driver in the service; who assistant in
travelling who drives paper wagon; one
who is sergeant and four who bearers
helping carry the wounded the dressing
Cheerfully performing humble and dangerous tasks.
they put into daily practice the principles which
they preached home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-31

WTHAT the republican party wants
w TO do il to "dcstruct." not
construct" They want to over