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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

Pariz. Franciia T. nOvembra. - NemSki CLAW
mi voini stan je po brezIenem brzOJayu zaprosll
zavezniSki glavni yojn stan, maj dovoi le-ta sVo-
bodno pot nemSi delegaciji "a pOgajanJa vOJnega
premirja Skozi bOjne Grte. POvelje "a prenehanJe
strejanja ma tist 'front.' e bO danO OBJ treh popol-
dne do nadaljne Odredbe
NemSka brezziena brzojavka, kateri prOsijo
Nemci "a seStanek marSalOm FOchOm, pravl ia
kole:
''Nemska vlada bi 81 Gestitala interesu Glove
stva, 6e bi prihod nemSke delegacije zaveznisko
fronto dovedel do za6asnega prekinjenja sovrazno-
sti'
Nocoi objavljerd ciIkumenti Sc glase, kakor sle-
di:
''Preieli so T. novembra OBJ 12:30 a. m. cd men,
Skega vrhOvnega pOvel ljStva p0 ukazu nemSke Via
de izjavo do marSala FOeha:
NemSka vlada, obveSGena po predsedniku Zdru-
zenih draw da je marSal Foch pOOblaSeen Spreje-
i poverjene zaStOpnike nemSke vlade ter Jim ma
laniti pOgoje "a premirje je dala pohOmOc ma
ednjim OdpOSancem:
Malta Erzbergerju, generalu H. K. A. Winter
3D. grOfu Alfredu v OberndOrff, generalu ".
4rueneu in mornariGnemu kapitanu v SalOw
PoOblaSGenci prOsijo, maj bi jim bill naznanjen
kraj, ma katerem maj Sc snidejo marSalOm FochOm.
DoSpeli bodo svOjm spremj jevalci IL Staba ma do
loGeno meSto ma avtOmObilih.
Povelja so bila dana, maj bo do nadaljnih cd
redb prekinjeno streljanje ma 'front.' OBJ treh po-
pOldne.
Dne T. nOvembra je postal marSal FOch OBJ eni
in % minut popOlnOci nemSkemu vrhoVnemu powell
stvu naSlednje ObvestilO:
Ce Sc zele nemSBd pOOblaSGenci Sniti marSa-
lom FochOm ter ga zaprOSiti premirje, maj Sc
predStavijO francoSkim Sprednjim Strazam Ob ceSti
Chimay -FoumieS-La Chapele-Guise. Izdana so po-
velja, da jih bodo sprejei ter jih popeljai ma me-
sto, Xxi je dOlOceno sestanek.
Naslednja brezziGna brzojavka, seStavljena V
nemScini je bila prejeta OBJ 1: 80 popOldne:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

NemSki glavni vojni stan zavezniskemu glav-
nemu vojnemu stanu:
Nemsko vrhovno poveljstvo marsalu Fochu: Cd
nemSih sprednjih straz do francoSklh bo spremlJa-
la naSo deegacio cestna Geta ki bo skrbela "a to,
da bodo mogli automobile voziti po razrlSeni La
Chapelle-cesti.
Naslednja brezziGna brzojavka v nemskem je-
ziku je bila prejeta oh sestih popoldne:
NemSko vrhovno poveljstv marsalu Fochu: Kcr
ie bila nemSka delegacija zadrzana, ne bo mogla
pref prestopiti erte sprednih straz kaor med osmo
in deseto ro nocoj pri Haudroy, dva kilometra Sc
vernozapadno La Chapelle.
London anglia, Z. novemhra. : Marsal Foeh
in Sir Rosslyn Wemyss sta Sc seSa z nemsklmi od-
poSanci "a premirje to popoldne.
Angleski vnanji urad je izjavil ia vecer, ka-
kor poroGa Exchange Telegraph Company, da je
govorica, 6es da ie bio NemGijo podpsano pre-
mirje neutemeljena.
Do polsedmih ia vecer (po londOnSkem easu) nj
dospela London Sc nobena novca, XII hi naznani-
la, da je nemska delegacija prestopila francoske
Grte.
PoroGila da so nemsEi odposlanc ma poti mar
Salu Fochu smatrajo tukaj "a zagotovllo, ola DO v
par dneh konec bojevanja
Kakor menijo, je NemGija po pogojih avstrj-
skega premirja natanko npoznala, kakSen mir jo
Caka IN ola j VSled SedanJega VOJaSkega IN polltlc-
mega poOzaja ne kaze drugega, kakOr, da sc vda in
ukOni
Tezko pritiskane nemSke vojske nimajo nobe-
nh vec svezih divizij, li bi>se jih dalo pognati
bitko. Tudi nimajo vec bogvekako dosti amunicije
rezervi. NemSki narod zahteva mir pO vsaH ceni,
da resi-, kar Sc da Sc reSiti.
LIE par junkerskih listov Sc vedno kriei "a VOL
no do zadnjega, ali kakor Sc zdi, socialist cd
loGno proti njej.
angleSkega stalis6a DO doletelo Nemcijo maj
hujse ponizanje tenn, da bo morala predati svojo
flOto brez vsakrSnega boja smrt. Vesti IL Kiela
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08
v sPoDNJEM CIKAsKEM ME
STU so MNOzICE PELE
KAJZERJU 'MISERERE.'

Zacelo Sc je govorico ter skon-
Galo vceraj ponoei najbolj div
.jimi izgrednimi prizori, kar jih.je
Sc vidalo cikaSko mestO.
"Vojne je konec! Kajzer Je po-
bit!"
Mozje so tellali cd brzojavnega
tikerja ter raznesli novice. Ia je
dosegla mnozico ma ulici. Velil1
vrisc 81 zacul po spodnjcm delu
cikaSkega mesta. Vrisc je postal
kirk in vpitje, Xxi Sc je potem IL
,premenilo grmeee valovc tisoce-
rih glasov.
Telefon je bliskoma raznesel no
vico po vseh delhi eikaskega me-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08
NEVAREN SKOK JE RESI-
ZIVLJENJE.

Indianapolis, Ind. = zena "a
morca Thomas Roosevelta je sebi
i'm svojemu detetu resila ziNjenja,
da je pograbila dete in skocila
skozi okno, ko je ogenj nenadoma
objel hiso.
Ruth Gother, Xxi je bila pri Mi
ma hrani in stanovanju, je pre-
kucnila pee, v kateri so rabbi Pc
trolej "a kurivo. Goreca tekoeina
Sc je razlila po sobah in nakrat je
-bila hiSa v plamenu. Hisa je po-
gorela do tai in skodo cenijo ma
.1,500.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

zbujajO dvOme, ola bl sc hoteh mOrnarJ1 lzpuSt1tl
bitko ce bi Sc njihovi castniki odlocii "a boz.
Cello najbolj poueen mozje 81 ne morejo mare
diti dosei = liz mnogih nasprotuj joGih 81 poroc Sc
6iste sodbe gede ma to, kolika je med nemskim ma
rodom revolta prot vojni in kako mocna je zahteva
po kajzerjevi odpovedi Emo dejstvo je pa jasno.
v Nemciji Sc nj bia beseda tako svobodna, kakor je
ravno danes.
Diplomati in vojaki poizkusajo zvrniti l1rivdo
sedanje nezgode in padca drug ma drugega
Pc Berlinu je vse polno lepakov, Xxi pravijo, ola
nlorata kajzer in prestolonasednik It'll.
Washington, d. c., T. novembra. = PRAY tik
pred pelnoGjo je bila ameriska vlada po kabh OBJ
vescena il Parza da so Sc nemSki odposanci "a pre-
mirje pribizali francoskim crtam ter majo dospeti
ma sestanek marSalom Fochom med osmo in deseto
uro nocoj lpo pariskem casu.
Ameriska vlada nj dobila nobenih nadaljnih po-
roci nameravanem sestanku.
Uradno je zatrjeno, da nj drzavni department
prejel Sc nobenega obvestia o kakem podpisanJu
pogoiev "a premirje ali O dejanskem prihodu nem-
skin odposlancev ma francOske crte
: Pozno noe je tidal na6enik odseka "a JAYNE
informacije, George Creel, vsled razsrjenih govo-
ric GeS, da cenzura zadrzuje brzoJavke ki pOtrJu-
jejo napacno vest podpiSanju premirJa naSlednJo
izjavo:
Vsako tako porocilo je neresnicno. Nobena
vest, Xxi Sc lie koickaj nanasa pogajanja "a pre-
mirje, nj pridrzana ali zadrzana newyorskem ura-
du Kanal je odprt nastezaj.'
Drzavni department je uradno in ponovno "a
nika poroGilo, ceS da je premrje ze podpisano po-
rocilo, Xxi je potegnilo Washington in druga mesta
po dezeli burno in prezgodnje mirovno slavic
Uradne brzojavke ne dodajajo nicesar informa-
CHI, dospei podnevi in naznanjajoci, da Sc nemski
odposanci blizajo zavezniSkim Grtam.
Oh stirih danes popoldne je dal tajnilS- Lansing
objavit sledece obvestilo:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

''Porocilo, da je bilo premirje Nemeijo pod
pisano, je neresnicno Ko je to jutro dospelo de-
partment je bilo nemudoma odposlano Pariz vpra-
sanje o tenn.
sob dveh in Stiri minute to popoldne je dOspel
tozadevni odgovor IL Pariza drzavnemu department
tn. MEM je povedano da Sc mi premirja, in da Sc
ne bodo nemski zastopniki seSli marsalom Fochom
pred petimi po pariskem casu, ali opoldne po wash
ingtonskem."
Tajnik Baker je skoro oh istem caSu odgOvOril
vprasanju glede ma premirje, kakor sledi:
"Vkolikor Sc tiee vojnega departmental, smo
popolnoma brez vsakrsnega ,obvestia tel zadevi.
Komisarj so bi ko smo Guli njih nazadnje ma
pot do glavnega stana marSala Focha in prav tezko
Sc e vrsila konferenca ze teda So e blo naznanilo
izdano. Tist hip, ko pre- jme vojni department ka-
terokoi uradno vest tel stvari, jo hoeem nemudo-
ma dati javnOSt"
Med TEN velikanskem razburjenjem je dospela iz
starega kraja "a mas Jugoslovane silno vazna no
vica
L Pariza nam namree porocajo, da je bila nova
jugoslovanska vada zaprisezena zagrebsh kate
drald Predsednik jugoslovanske Wade je Slovenec
Josip Pogacnik, XII je bill dolgo vrsto let clan av
strijskega parlamenta in podpredsednik avstrijske
poslanske zbornice
Slovenski narodni zbor je prevzel vlado slo-
venski prestoci, V bell in svobodni Ljublj JAM.
IL zeneve nam porocajo, da je konferenca ce-
SkoslovaSkh voditeljev izdelala ustayo novo re-
publiko pc vzorct Zdruzenih draw.
Drja. Karla Kramarza, bivsega voditeja ogr-
skin Cehov XII je bi pred mesecem Julien, 1917 vec
let jeci radi veeizdajstva, so izvoii "a prvega
predsednika ceSkoslovaSke republike
Vecina delegatov je odsla Prago, kjer bo ne
mudoma sestavljen eeskoslovask narodni parliament.
Ceskoslovaska vlada je, kakor pravi neka du-
najska brzojavka, uvedla promet move postne
znafIi>e, ki nosijo sliko ceskega leva.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08
stavko, pravi tista brzojavka.

stavko, pravi tista brzoJavka.
Vecji del submarinskih posadk
po vSeh ncmSkih mornaricnih pri-
stanisGih Sc je pridruzil revoluci-
j, kakor pravi neka kodanjska
brzojavka, poslana na Exchange
Telegraph.
Picla hrana, slabo postopanje
odstrani nemSkih castnikov, ubup-
most vsled nemSkega poraza, vse
to Sc je tako silno nakopieilo, da
je zabesnela revolta V Kielu dine
3. novembra. PomorScaki, ki so bl-
Ii mestu, so Sc S pomocjo delav-
cev polastili utrdb in arzenala. 10
gibanje Sc naglo razsirja med po-
sadkami ma bojnih ladjah, ki so
vs-drane tamkaj.
Ma dan 4. novembra so delav-
ske umije ra8glasile splosno stav-
ko. Ma dan 5. novembra je revol-
ia dosegla Wilhclmshaven, Helgo-
land, Borkum i'm Guxhaven.
Vstajniki so Sc polastili brezzic-
mega brzojava ter Sc obvescaJo
drug drugega po MEM. 'Njihovi
eastnilzi so brez vse moci. LIE par
oddelkov Jim je ostalo zvestih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

so upraviceni, da zahtevajo izpla-
citev cd tega dneva pa do sedaj
"a vse cezuno delo.
Mescani sedaj zopet lahko mir
no zaspe, ko cuje mad mimi oko
postave in pozarne brambe, ki je
grozila, da pojde ma strajk, ce Sc
Jim ne ugodi. Ampak mescani so
tudi lahko pripravljeni ma vecje
davke.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

vi proSnji ustrezeno lie pod pogo
jem, &C njegove 6ete Odloze oroz-
je, preden stopijo ma ogrska tia.
Orozje bo prepeljano pozneje v
Nem6ijo.
Pc neki brzojavki IL Inomosta
ie obvestil bavarski vojni minister
tirOlske oblasti, da pride dobrsno
Stevilo bavarskih Get ma mejo Sc
verne Tirolske "a strazo. Minister
dOStavlja:
"Prihajamo kot prijatelji,
ali posluzii Sc pa bono sile, ce ma
letmO ma odpOr." "
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08
VISA NEMSKA FLOTILA Sc
PUNTA.

Pc nelxi haSki brzojavki Sc Je
takoreko6 celia nemSka flota spun
tala. Mostvo je popoln gospodar
V Kielu, Wilhelmshavenu, Helgo-
landu, Borkumu in Cuxhavenu.
V Kielu so Sc priklopih delavcl
mornarjem ter razglasili splosno
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

Submarine, Xxi so na morju,.
SO pravnci ne vedo ponudbi pre-
mira. To novice so skrivali~pr
mimi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08
osEMGRN1 DELAvNIK v
CLEVELANDU.

Policiia in ognjegasci V Cleve-
landu, O. so zmagali v boju "a O.
semurni delavnik, kar stopi v We
ljavo dnem 10. novembra. Zato
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, November oth.
1918, as required by the Act of October
9Th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, November Sth.
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, November Sth.
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-11-08
Jozef PogaGnik predsednik move jugo-
SlovanSke Wade.
Kramarz predsednik move ceske republike


konren
F0hem nnemSkm
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24

the Municipal Theatre Friday evening,
owing to the company not making con-
nection with the trains in Chicago.
Herman Gilman of Beloit has been
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs Mary Gilman.
Leo Jeuck, military police officer
with the y. S. A. at Chattanooga,
Tenn returned there this Wednesday,
after spending week s furlough with
his mother, Mrs William Jeuck.
Friday, January %, the Rebekah
lodge will hold their next meeting and
there will be election of officers for
1918
Reuben Fine and family of Linden
visited relatives here last week.
M. ZWeifel was recent visitor with
his son Henry at Linden.
Mrs Charles Noble left Thursday for
Mansion to visit her sister Mrs Stickler,
who is very i'll.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Frank Clauer,
j JANUARY -, daughter.
Mr. and Mrs S. G. Ross, Emily Ross
and Andrew Ross returned Thursday
from St. Louis.
John Gray came from Beloit Friday
to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs John
L. Gray.
Miss Margaret Alblinger returned to
Chicago Saturday.
Mrs Fl. L. VanNatta, mother of the
county superintendent of schools j. A.
VanNatta of Dodgeville, died at her
home in Platteville last Monday, Jan
uary ID.
A farewell party was given by the
Auction Bridge club at the home of Mr.
and Mrs w. FL. Correll Tuesday even
ing, January 10, in honor of DR.. Fl. D.
/ Ludden, prior to his departure for
Fort Riley, Kansas, to enter the medi-
cal corps of the q. S. A. He was pre-
scented With several gifts for use while
in training. A very pleasant social
evening was spent by all attending.
j. j. Fielder returned Saturday from
Milwaukee, where he attended meet
ing of the directors of the Catholic
Knights of Wisconsin
Henry Quick has recovered from his
recent attack of lagrippe.
Mr. and Mrs Leo McCarville of Hol-
landale visited at the home of her
father, John Aide, Saturday.
Miss Emma Stephenson, daughter of
Mrs John Stephenson of this city, left
Tuesday for Washington, D. c., where
she has an appointment to a clerkship
in the office of the chief signal officer.
For the past six years Miss Stephenson
has been stenographer for the Zinc Co.
here. Her friends wish her much
success.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24
The SCHOOL BOARD

Mineral Point, Wis, Jan. Z, 1918.
A regular meeting of the school board
was held on above date at the council
rooms.
Meeting called to order by President
F. C. Ludden.
Members present: Commissioners F.
C. Ludden, Geo. S: Huxtable, Mrs.
Brewer, Mrs. Hendra, Mrs. Martin.
Absent: Allen Tucker, G.. w. Hutchi-
son.
Minutes of last regular meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills audited by the
finance committee were allowed and
ordered paid:
NJ. P. Public Service Co.. light S14.12.
power " ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $40 IL
NJ F. Telephone Co., rent and toll ....... 5 30
NJ. 2. Zinc Co.. heating plant REPAIRS. SIS
J. P Harris Co.. frt and carriage. 95
Metz Pharmacy. supplies, building and
Cl6u 4 NJ
j. Gorgen & Sons. supplies Dom Sci.
dept. ................. ............. Do
w. E. White. supplies for bldg. -. 49,. 2 IS
NJ. F. Lumber Co., supplies for repair
Moved and carried that the course in
German be discontinued at the end of
the school year.
Attest
H. G.. JACKSON, Clerk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24
BRITISH WIN NAVAL BATTLE
Turkish Cruiser MiduIIa Sunk and the
SeIim Beached in Fight at En-
trance to DardaneIles.

London, Jan. 21.-In a naval action
between British and Turkish forces
at the entrance to the DardaneIles
the Turkish cruiser Midulla formerly
the German Breslau, was sunk and
the Sultan Yawuz Selim, formerly
the German GOeben, was beached.
This announcement was made by the
admiralty.
London, Jan. 22.-One hundred and
seyenty-two members of the crew Of
the Turkish cruiser Midullu, formerly
the German Breslau, were rescued
after the action between British and
Turkish forces at the entrence to the
Dardanelles, in which the Midulu was
sunk, it was officially announced. The
British lost 178 men.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24
SPOERMANN SENT TO PRISON
German Arrested on Charge of VioIat-
ing Alien Enemy Permit Goes
to Penitentiary.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 21.-Walter
Spoermann, thirty-one years old. who
was arrested ten days ago near Lang
ley aviation field. Virginia, by agents
of the department of justice on the
charge of violating his alien enemy
hermit. has been sent to-a prison camp
at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24
Mines Close For Lack of Power.

Plattevilie Journal: The mines op-
Grating from power on the Mineral
Point Service line are closed down for
lack of power. The Service Co. is
practically out of coal. They are able
however, to keep the towns lighted,
which they serve, so far, and hope to
be able to do so until relief comes to
them. The mines closed Monday, and
will have to remain so until coal ar
riyes. The mines affected are the
Coker, Yewdall, NJ. and A. and all in
the northern district
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24
at Dodgeville Wednesday.

at Dodgeville Wednesday.
Miss Kate Blotz and brother Joseph
of Dodgeville were here on business
Saturday and visited their sister Mrs
George Philips.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Curtis Foster,
January Is, daughter.
The second number of the Lyceum
Lecture Course could not take place at
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24
MINERAL P1lHi ()F TO-DAY
NOTES BY THE Dt NbCRAt'~
NEWS GAlitFRFR

Mr. and Mrs William Buckingham
left Saturday for a visit with relatives
in Milwaukee and to attend the Auto
mobile show.
T. M. Priestley transacted business
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-01-24

Read over the want ad vertisments.
Evening journal., 1918-08-19

the upheaval Of racial ambitions al
over Eastern Europe?
II is a sardOnic cOmedy-thls confer.
ence Of Wilhelm and Karl TO dispose OF
tho Polish inheritance. Poland is moi
dead. The Polish estate is not TO be
partitioned. Dr.. Wilhelm Aluhlon wrote
in his famous diary: II have always
firmly maintained that the subjugatiOn
of Poland could never be achieved, even
though three emperOrs should sit on
the coffin OF Polish freedom, because
so long as the Poles lived they would
defend themselves"
Only two emperOrs sit on the coffin
now. What Mr.. Muhlon said Is the
truth Of history. Poland is a spiritual
thing which will elude the grasp OF
the maierialsts in Berlin and Vienna.
They have no sense Of moral and spirit
ual values.
At a time when a new CzechO-Slovak
state is emerging out Of the wreck Of
Austrla-Hungary the Teutonlzation Of
Poland becomes unthlnkable.
The two Kalsers are distributing I'm
aginary booty. They are sitting down
to a Barmecide feast Poland is for the
Poles. Bohemia, MOrayla and the other
CzechO- -Slovak lands are for the Czecho-
Sloyaks. II the two Kaisers don't be
lieve it they only have TO hearken 10
the guns on the Western front and TO
the distant rumble Of German down.
fan I'm Russia.
Evening journal., 1918-08-19
RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Transfers Of real estate in rural New
Castle county have been recorded as fol-
lows:
Land and bungalow at Montrose, by
William ]. Wiley to Samuel Breitigam
and wife, for $1,000.
Land and building on Main street eX-
tended, Newark, by Elizabeth F. Burnite,
Administrative to Josephine Fulton, de-
ceased, to the Newark Trust and Safe
Deposit Company for $1,000.
Land on College avenue, Newark, by
the Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, 10 William p. Wollaston, for
S33i0.
Land, barns, storehouses and railroad
siding in the suburbs Of Newark. by
the Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company administrator Of Joseph Dean,
deceased administrator Of Elizabeth Il.
Dean, deceased, to David c. Rose, for
Sl7OO.
Land on Cleveland avenue, Newark,
by the Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, administrator Of Joseph Dean,
deceased, to David C. Rose, for $50, and
adjoining land, TO II. Warner McNeal,
for s366.57.
Land abutting the PomerOy and New
ark railroad, Newark, by the Newark
Trust and safe Deposit Company, ad-
ministrator Of Joseph Dean, deceased, to
William f. Cox, for S2i0.
Land in Colonial Park, by George L..
Atkins to Harriet NJ. Crossan, for $40.
Evening journal., 1918-08-19

sf0 uR prayers for victory viii be answered. say it
~ who believe and know It,"
Such the words OF that grand old man. Cardinal
Gibbons, delivered his eghty-fourth birthday ami
versary. several days ago
Reason, knowedge belief. fsithl Such is the align
men Of human philosophy, and there those who will
maintain that while the cardinal may believe he does
not known But let see II this good old mans faith
is not actually knowledge far human knowledge
possible. How he TO know that our prayers for
victory will be answered.
All our knowledge is founded on belief We know
only by believing through senses-feeing seeing,
hearing etc-and the degree OF reliability Of these
means Of knowing depends altogether upon their
and upon experience. And our means Of knowing
falllbe
perlence has been most remarkable. His has been
long life OF intimate association with all Of people.
For many years, he has studied men, their passions.
aspirations habits modes OF life and Of thought So
far may know. he knows the applications OF the
natural laws to mankind and mans relation to other
creations. Oh yesl he has read Darwin Haeckel and the
rest of the great philosophers scientists and evolution
lists who delved and dug well and skillfuly into the
Great Scheme OF Creation and who, when they'd got
through digging had produced-a hole But. from his
long years Of study Cardinal Gibbons has gathered that
the highest progression and highest happiness Of man
the purpose Of creation. He knows. so far
may know and say that that purpose be reached
under the policy that Might is Right s to say that the
purpose is brutal, farcical and impious
So full Of the wisdom Of four years and more,
the Cardinal prays for victory for the Right believing
and knowing that the prayer will be answered.
faith great, complete that it substitutes for
knowledge and goes farther than finite knowledge pos
sibly can God Almighty rules, and the Right always
had triumpled and always will
Beside the glory OF such faith and its value to men,
how small the odds and ends which gather into our
heads knowledge purelyl
Evening journal., 1918-08-19
Two Kings Sit on a Coffin
lFrom the New York Trlbune.

It is hard to overcome an imperious
habit. While German armies are reellng
on the West front and Russia is rising
to avenge the Brest-Litoysk dismember-
ment the two Teuton Kaisers are meet
ing at German Grand Headquarters to
settle the fate of Poland. Is Poland to
be incorporated into the unwieldy, de-
caying empire Of the Hapsburgs or is
an independent" buffer kingdom to
be created under the domination OF
Germany?
Nobody asks the Poles. They are
cEattels, to be disposed Of at the pleas
.ure Of the two powers which now have
military possession Of their territory
IL should be a pleasure to them TO ac-
cept the rule Of the All-Highest in Ber-
lin or Of his feeble echo in Vienna.
Absolutists like the Hohenzollerns and
the Hapsburgs forget nothing and learn
nothing. Prussian Poland is an endur-
ing memorial TO the inability Of the
Prussian state 10 conquer the will and
subdue the spirit of the Polish race.
Even the relatively gentle policy Of
Vienna with Gallcia has not won the
Austrian Poles away from their dream
OF national regeneration. What. then,
can either Germany or Austria-Hungary
hope 10 do with enlarged Polish hold
ings except to battle on a grander scale
with the lmperlshable Polish aspira-
tlols, now quickened to a ferment by