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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28
l.. q. Bent.ey,
Chairman State Publicity Com.
A. G. WnjdJen,
Exec. Sec'y Publicity Bureau.

The food conservation has help
ed nightly in achieving the world
victory, ard while kept up
will be relaxed to a considerable
extent. This will undoubtedly be
the spirit of the fa;eful interval
untll permanent peace is declared.
anG Of course the cooperation of
the people is necessary, as much
AS mait,rof self-interrst or their
part Ms from patriotic and humani-
tartan promptings. Much good
will be done by facilitating the
conversion of Europe to democracy
according to American ideals, thru
our food program, and will create
confidence, while not requiring
ultra-sacrificc from US. And long
after perpetual peace is declared,
its influence will be potent, whether
or not some sort of food control is
perpetuated in the law.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28
Official Notice
NATCHIToCHEs, La.

November I9, 1913.
The nearest relative of any member
of the American Expeditionary Forces
in Europe, not receiving Christmas
parcel label by November 21st, 1918,
or in case such is lost, may obtain a
Christman parcel label for sending
such parcel by applying to the local
Red Cross receiving station. Parcels
to which such labels are affixed will be
accepted by postmasters up and includ-
ing November Both, 1918.
CHAs. DEBLIEUX, P. M.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

provements, and being N. w. i OF +
N. E. Il Of Section Six (6) T. 9. X.
west.
Terms of Sale: On a credit Of TIVE
months for what it will bring,
same having been duly advertised
offered for cash, for not less than t,
thirds of the appraisement and fan
to sell. The purchaser at this sale
give good and solvent security,
twelve months bond, and with lien
privilege on the property and Dor
bear eight per cent per annum intel
from date, and at said sale a cost
be paid in cash and same dedue
from face of bond.
SAM JENKINS,
Administrato
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28
Tn account OF the continued

Tn account OF the continued
bad Weather, and sudden develop
mep 81 3 lew cases of fu, it has
b9en decided that a postponement
a. the Union Services at IT," Bap-
t'st rhn"cn and Community cole
bratlon il ~" open. "unonnced
fer TO-DAY. u.t!l :, more aH.nicious
time, "j.7 1Ir best policy,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

The boom for launching Gen.
Pershing, Commander-in-Chief of
the American Expeditionary
Forces in France. for the Pres;den-
cy of the United States in 1920,
was formally launched in Column
bus, Ohio, Monday.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

The lid will probably be re-
moved from the sugar bowl by
December 1st and all restrictions
abolished, permitting merchants
and consumers to buy all the sugar
they want.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

The active forces of our boys
overseas will not return for the
holidays. though some 1000 troops
have already sailed and will reach
New York early next week, the
casuals and auxiIiaries.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

Apropos of the eternal question
as to what's to become of the
kaiser, an old Jackson farmer. VINO
doesn't approve of the law. adj
yises that Bill be overwhelmingly
condemned to cattle dipping.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

The value of that su"reme vir-
tue. kindness and good will to all,
will he more clearly recognized
now after tile appalling war than
ever before.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

When effort was made to de-
termine what word was most fre-
quently used during the late un-
lamented war, the Dallas Evening
Journal believes that Quota .
will tie for first place with a con-
tender that wouldn't look well in
nrint.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

The food fight is not over. The
only change is in the scope and
methods. Conservation is to take
the place of regulation, and the
cooperation of everybody is more
than ever essential.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

All restrictions on the shipment
Of cotton from tho United States
to Europe. except to the enemies
countries ard northern neutraIs,
have been removed.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28
Budget for the Year 1919

The following is an estimate of
the probable expenditures of the
Parish of Natchitoches for the
wear 1919 as adopted by the Po-
lice Jury OF the Parish of Natchi-
tocheS:
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\ wcn i"rfnl opl,nrturiiy lies
b ,fnre tbe fainI,"~ ~ lie South,
who have dnnn heir part to win
the war, and SINCE tie signing of
the armistace, revival Of bu>i.
ness and agricultural lie. with
the labor problem simpliiied, this
opportunity is wqitR.yar the door.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

Civilizations next greatest prob
lem, the same age-old problem,
will be beating swords into plow-
shares - transforming munltion
plants into factories.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

Thirty tractors shipped to France
about two months ago, haye al
ready plowed 1900 acres.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28
SUCCESSION SALE.
OF HORACE JOHN
SON AND RHODA JOHN
SON HALL.

BY virtue of ar order and commits
sion, issued to me in the above sue
cession, to pay debts, |, Sam Jenkins,
administrator of said succession, will
sell, at public auction, at the front
door of the Court House, in the city
and parish of Natchitocnes, on
Saturday, Dec. 20, 1913,
at IL M,
the following property:
Forty acres of land, with all i'm
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1913

Peace j. n.s chiefly an end, but
a beginninE.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28

(Signed) W. W. Page, Chairman
(Signed) E. A. Charleville,
(Signed) l. Raphiel,
Finance Committee.
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.

Mraz a sucho. Miristerske-
mu predsedovi uherskemu jak
st;eluji mad 'arske l'isty, zvesto
val min. vyzivy knize Windisch
graetz: "Vypovedena nam by
la nova valka!"
"A kdo il vypovedel?"
"Republika Mraz a monar-
chic Sucho!" odv6til vazne KIN.
'YinGschgraetz.
"Tot' ovsem povazlivejsi ne
pTitel nez Nicaragua" odvetil
vlzne ministersky pfedseda.
"Nejhorsi vsak je, ze mraz
radil nejen v Uhersku, nybrz i
v lirodnych zemich Rakouska,
iako v Cechach a ma Morave,
- pokracoval KIN. Windisch-
graetz.
"Tim sc situace znacne kom
plikuje
Takto pise Sc tedy v mad'ar-
SkVch listech dodava Sc, re
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10000 zajatych N6mcu Francii jest zbaveno aspoh
starost zda sbovany jim chleba Ukrany take skutecne
dojde.
Vsude kde Sc N6mc usadili test pry veke obbe -
nemo by kaisr piesvedci osobne zaJe 81 tax ma
navstevu do Moskvy?
Americke vojsko ma nGlneckou armadu obklcenu, byt
fony byy edna Fanc druha Vladivostoku posled
nj Murmafsku
Neitustsi kuz pry veryba est6 sneJsl Sc ale no.
nos kaisr rakouskm kteIi, ved ne nikde
nestoji nabizi sebe neb pribuzne vladafe.
We Virgin pry Sc savaiicich veder pecou abka ma
sromech mas ami tax nepfekvapuje mas Cechach
liz davno rikalo zde Amerce aji peteni holubl
Newyorske hotey ohlasuji sniz ceny dustoni-
kun, prosych vonech ami rec. Zafizenl Jest e chvay-
hodne ale prilis ednosranne neodpovdac demokraci
americke.
Jisty list pfinas zprvu re strznik moiskych laznch
dopadl damu obecenou pfi6havGm ednokusovem koupa
elm obleku pfnu il, ably ej odloza coz muscle diva
KUN poskytovai yelmi zajimave divadlo.
Japanc Sc bouri, ponevadz Jim nesvedomiti spekuan
zdrazuji ryz Vida porad prav jake deaji pokroky
zatm jsou tax kulture pozadu, re 81 cd kapalsu
chavaji dri kuzi z havy.
HunoVe pOlad jeSte valka ne dObfe dOpa
dne liz bude jakkol soou nezvratnou zusane re
vaecne konce nikdy nenapn rados takovou akou pro-
jevovali pr prvnim vypovezeni nepratestvi.
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CfSAR VILEM A kAREL "a
JATCUM MA SIBlRI.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. c. - Proc
NGmci a Mad ari ma Siblri or
brojivse Sc, utoci ma ceskoslo-,
venskou armada? Nikdo nepo,
chyboval, re stalo sc tax ma rOZ
kaz Berlina a Vfdne. Bolsevi-
ci "socialisticti internacionali-
ste" prijali ochotne pomoc ne
meckych a mad arskych zajat
eli e tim pomoc imperialism
berlinskych a videnskych a
dnes stoji mnoho desettisicu
Mad'aru a Nemc1 dobre W.
zbrojenych proti nasim.
Zjisteno-li jiz drive, ze Sc
tax stalo ma rozkaz z Nemec-
ka a Rakouska, kazda pochyba
padla tim, ze v mad ar. den
nlku ma Sibiri vydava1em pod
nadpisem "Socialni revoluce!"
uverejnuje Sc tento. rozkaz elsa
re Vilema a karla:
Telegram Berllna No. 772,
656 - 1918.
l. Kazdy kdo bude Sc vyka-
zati "a dobu sveho zajeti neja
Ky mcinem prospesrym jeho re
hi bude moci pocitati ma zlep
1cai sveho postaveni.
2. Kdokoli uposlechne toho-
to rozkazu, dostane po SVEN ma
vratu 2 mesice dovolenou.
3. Zajatec, jenz v Rusku ne
Dude pracovat We prospech sve
zeme, bude po navratu prlsne
potrestan.
3. Zajatci, kteri nebudou sc
V zajeti chovat tax jak mali a
nebo zradi svou vast, budou
rotrestani CO nejprisneji.
Ma odkryti zradcd je povo.
len liver 375,OOO,OOO franku.
Berlin 20. kvetna.
Wilhelm. Karel.
List Socialr,i revoluce byl ns
leZen nasimi hochy u zajatycf
Mad aru po bitce v Sibifi. Lis
ten je ovsem jen "bolsevicky'
revolucni. Jeho celia revOruc
most zalezi v tom, re vyzyva m;
d'arske zajatce, ably stoupili dc
rudych gard a ably pob1jeli "ks
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zejmena .mrazy We dnech 4. a
5. Cervna v nekterych stolicich
zpusobily skody primo katastro
falnl. V Cechach a na Morave
iadi vedle toho jeste straslive
sucho, takze jeteliska a louky
jsou uz vypaleny, jecmene a
ovsy nevymetaji, zita zakrnuji,
bramborova pole zEernala, stu
dne a rybniky jsou vyprahle. ]
cvcce smahem opadava.
Smsxne ceny piva v Cechach.
G.. K. zkusebnou cen v Praze
zavedeny byly smerpe ce<y pro
pivo 4-612 stupnove pro Pra-
hu nejblizsi okoli 2 K, pro
ostatni odvod Obchodni zivno
ster,ske komory prazske l K
80 h, kde Sc nevybira obecni
pivnl davka l K rs h "a litr
Pro pivo pod 4 stupne v Praze
a nejblizSim okoli r.a TX Sc h,
v ostatnich obcich / K 40 h. -
Pro pivo plzenske stanovena
cena ra 2 K 60 h "a litr. Pro
prodej piva v lahvich v hostin.
oich a kavarnach, a to "a pivc
mad A stupne stanovena cena
"a litr 2 K SO h. "a pul litru
K 80 h, "a plzenske "a itr 3 K
20 h, "a pull litru l K 60 h.
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PLAN K POUZITf ZAJA-
TYCH HUNG.

Washington. D. G.. - Tisice
nemeckych zaiatcu, zaiatych
We Francii merickym vojskem,
bude brzy zam6stnano ma upra
We cest a ma farmach We Spoj.
Statech, budou-li navrhy vojen
|skych odborniku ministerstvenl
,valky prijaty.
Zajatci budou prideleni do
statu, ktere Sc O ne prihlaci. Vo
JIM, kteri byli We sluzbe We
Francii poraneni, nebo jinak
'onemocneli, je budou streziti a
zajatci budou napomocni vypl
niti mezery mezi delnictvem
povstale. Jejich prace by byla
regulovana tax, ably byli udr-
zeni We zdravi, a zabranilo by
Sc dusledkum detencnich tabo-
ru. Hunove by byli privazeni
na transported pouzivanych
k doprave vojska do Francie.
Ponorky casio tyto lode ma zpa
tecni ceste napadaji, a tn by ci
sar Hunu mohl byti jednou pre-
kvapen zpravou, re jeho ponor
ky potopili jeho vlastni voja-
ky. Zenedelske staty by mohly
pouzlvatl Huny ia praci We
znlch. Temer vsechny staty by
Je mohli zamestnati ma stavbu
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zena: "Poslechni ted je to
S tebou Ease k nevydrzeni! Sot-
va jeden vecer Sc donna zdr-
zis!"
Muz: "To nenl mic platne!
Jako clovek vsimajici 81 politi-
ky, muslin chodit do voliG-
skych schuzi!
Zena: "Nerekla bych, jed
nou! Ale ty jsi ma ty schuze ia
ko posediy!"
Muz: 'Tomu Sc nediv! Tam,
kdyz Sc prihlasim o slovo. hned
mi no pfedseda udeli. Kdezto
u tebe nemphu mluvit nikdy,
ranejvys v noci a to jeste jen
re, spani!" i.
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v materialnim obchode.

Chef: Poslyste, Peroutko,
dneska jste mne naramne roz-
lobil! Vase stestf, re pfi prv-
MIN vybuchu hnevu meho ne
by ljste pritomen!
Praktikant: Co sc stale, pa
ne chefe? Nejsem 81 naprosto
zadne why vedom!
Chef: Jeste Sc stavte nevedo
mym! Kdyz jsme vcera vecer
zavirali kram, nechal jste veil
kou krabici jedem pro mysi
otevrenou a tax z1stala ovSem
az do rama. 10, clovece, CO pax
chcete, ably mi to mysi pres noe
sezraly?!
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THE CZECHO-SLOVAkS.

Pod timto nizvem pTnaS vCerejS Press redakcni ca-
nek kery pro vyzniva vem chotiVe canku uvad
Nadee Cechoslovanu sOu postupnG uznavany Anglcka
vaCa uTedne uZnala Cechosovany Jech til
armady velkou boujici moe.
Francie Itaie z drive ufedn6 uznay opravnenou tuz
bu ohoo uaceneho naroda Spoene Sta neufedne skrze
taemnika Lansnga vysovly sympate one zemi eji
ham,
Uznani pozadavku toho naroda spoienymi mocnostmi,
Jest jen provedeni zlsad ker6 boujem to JEST
male nirody Cd ejich despockIch yranu kte e
dosud utacu Wdiral. Spojenci mali mnoho pfcn byu
vdeCn zpas, kery CechOsoVac jejich pOckOu
svobodu podnk Oni stale udrzova vzboufen rakouskem
mocnastvi On prchl spoienclm kdyko kdekoli Sc Jim
pfezost naskyta boova pod spoenc vzdor to-
re Jim vsude zbehum hrozi smrt. Oni pokraGoval
bo strane ruske prot Nemcum klyz Rusove utikali
bojuj zapan front6 vede Anglicanu Francouzu
Americana pomahaj hnat Huny zpet do jeich doupNt Po
icka svoboda ako samostanemu narodu bude znamenat
konec utrpeni nedostatku.
eden anglcky list ktery by nepriznaval pravo
samostanost naroda ceskoovensk6ho. proo nadeji
ocekava re amerck vlada prkladu Francie Itae
Anglie, tez redn cekemu narodu samostanos pTifkne
Nell bychon predem poctat den pax dastojne
oslavit padu by amerka vada ufedne prOhlasla
Ceskosovenskou melo by to nevets
rozhodujci vv al bude zeleneho stou osudech
-naych narodu rozhodovat.
Prozatim agitujme pine valecne usporne znamky
vaeCne bondy abychom dokaza sme vern obdtav
teto move vast jsme hodm oho boe kery pro
bozeni malych narodu Amerka velkym obetmi podnka.
Povolane kruhy nech dobre proms ak by manfesacn
schuze uspeSne mohla proves vsc Cechoslovane by
mel duez takove schze ka zdeho
ably hned prohlasen moha upesne konat ne al "a
aekolik mesicIa
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POHLEDNICI

ma red. "Sveta" postal Fred Ho
lub, byvaly obchodni jednatel
"Sveta".
Moi drazi: Vzpominam ma
Vas v den francouzskeho, sVat-
ku. Nasi hosi jsou v Parizi. Do
ma zustali jen potrebne SHY ke
sluzbe. Jinak name velmi kra
sny zivot vojensky. Skoda by
byla kdybychom tuto prilezi-
tosJ promeskali. Litovat bude
kazdy kdo zustal donna "a Pc
cl mohl jeti.
Zdravi Vas srdecne vSe-
c.lny zname, -t
Vas Hoiub.
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Pan Josef Snajt, spravce Ma
rodni Sine ma Broadway, obdr
Eel dopis cd sveho syna Henry
ho z Francle, v kterem mu sde-
luje, ze Sc ma dobre a nalada
.mezi vojskem jest znamenita.
Penize ably mu zadne neposi-
lali, naopak, $40 postal rodi-
Cum. Kdyz Sc priucime trochu
francouzsky, tax jest zde ra-
dost zit. Nejvetsi radost mu pu
sobi dopisy Cd rodicd a cd pra
tel. Zaroven posila pohlednici
jak tam zeny perou pradlo L
|rybnika ma kamene.,
Slecna Libuse Snajt obdrze-
la dopis cd druheho bratra ma
rihaka Panamy, kterem il
pise, jak kazdy ceka ma Okla
milk, ably Sc mohl We valce u
platnit. Kazdy chce pomoci
Stryci Samu jak nejvice moz-
no. Jsou radi, ze Jim zadny ne
lude moci vytykat, re jsou
"slalkers'.
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ma red. "Sveta" zaslala pi. Il.
M. Caltova, z Geauga Lake,
kde mali ma vlastnim pozemku
postaveny letni domov. Prime
te vsichni srdecny pozdrav. Ma
me Sc zde dobre. Pocasi jest
krasne ryby, see. chytaji zna
Name zde stale vese-
lou spolecnost z Clevelandu,
tax re zde name dost zabavy
Pozdrav ma vsechny ctenare
T. M. Caltova.
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stare SatStvO v NakOuSku. -
Ceny odlozeneho satstva do
stoupily dnes, v Rakousku vyse,
ktere V dob6 mirove ami novy o
dev nestal. Shromazdeni Widen
,skych krejcd prave konstatova
10, re jiz neni nikde temer klu
biGka niti ami kouska podsivky.
Jiz pred sesti mesici dali roz-
kaz ministr obchodu, re kazdy
Mejci ma obdrzet dive pebo tri
klubka niti. Cd te dolby vsak
jiz zadnych.
"V BOZ" mas list v Italii pise
Zpravy z Rakouska pres frontu
ysou nejspolehlivejsl. V novi-
mach rakouskych nikde nelze
Sc docfst zajimavostech, jez
icharakterisuji paralysu Rakou
ska, ktere die vseho ma prIbeh
smrtelny. V Rakousku die sde-
lcnl zajatcd narodnosti nemec
ke, mad'arske, polske, nasich
svezich dobrovolniku je vice
nez million deserterd. V samot
ne Vldni jich zije spokojene ma
$4,000. Grady jsou bezmocne
pri zakrocovapj; z cetnika 81 nj
kdc mic nedela. Do vesnice sc
ami slime cetnicke patroly neod
vazuji pro sbehy prijit, dosta-
vajl vzdy poradny vyprask. Ma
fronte jsou jen ii, kteri o tech
to, novych poradclch nevedi v
dGsledku delsiho pobytu ma
fronte. Velky rozvrat prinesli
do armady zajatci z Ruska, jez
rakouske urady po kratke do
yolene chteli zaradit do pocho
oovych kadrd. Jeden takovy
Iochodovy prapor misto ma
frontu odesel do lesu v okoli Bu
chlova ma Morave a zalozil po-
vestny zeleny kadr. Do "zele-
neho kadru" sbihaji Sc z cele-
no Rak. Uherska deserteri O.
zbrojeni a vstupuji do tohoto
noveho vojenskeho dtvaru, kite
~ proslavil Sc v posledni dobe
zdarilymi podniky, vydarivsimi
Sc lepe nez ofensiva Boroevico
va. Rakouske urady dlouho
skryvaly tento fakt; pax ale
musely barvou ven, kdyz w.
pravily proti "zelepemu ka-
CRU" vojenske oddly, slozene z
Mad aru a Nemcd. Byla zaha-
Jena regulerni bitva, pri niz do
staii prevahu obranci; obleha
tcle Sc vzdali a stall Sc prislus
Milky "zelen.eho kadru." Co Sc
nepodarilo nikdy rakouske via
dc, doSlo uskutecneni We zvlast
nj teto organisaci, jez je vojen-
sky rizena, disponuje strojnimi
puskami a pod. Cechove a Slo
vaci vubec snaseji Sc tam do
bre Nemci a Mad 'ary. Potra
viny 81 opatruje zeleny kadr w
pravami do okoli a sice rekvi
ruje We velkem. Pocatkem Ger
vna t. +. vybrakovali nakladni
vlak posledni dobe prepaid a
prevezl do svych deposit" ce-
lou vojenskou proviantni kolo-
MI. - Podobne veci Sc poslou
chaji jako pohadka, ale jsou tc
fakta, potvrzena vypovedmi
nameckych a mad arskych dG
StcinikG.
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Soudce pfi soudnim projed-
navani: Wy slozite ted'ka pri-
sahu, pane svedku. Predevsim
muslin Sc vas otazat: Prisahal
jste jiz nekdy? =
Svedek: Ano - prisahal, re
Sc nikdy vice neozenim. i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20

s!lnic. Pravi Sc, ze by nsjspiss
hyli zamestnani na cestach pla
cenych spolkovvm. pencil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-20

pitalisticke a imperialisticke"
Cechoslovaky. Je to ovsemy div
ma socialrj revoluce, kterou ko
manduji Wilhelm a Karef!
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-09-13
BLIND YANKS

Few thoughtful people will seriously
qestiOn the statement made by the man
ager of the Handley-Page Aeroplane
Works, of London, that "the war could
be won in 30 days if the Allies could
suddenly throw 10000 bombing air.
planess into the vital sectors of the
Western front" There might be some
difference of opinion as to the length
of time it would take to end the war,
but the 30-day estimate may be accept
ed as an approximation method of
indicating the quickness with which a
victory would be won if we had the air
planes.
The airplanes are the eyes of the ar
mics. Ten thousand allied airplanes
would drive the Huns to earth and the
American commanders could direct
their own attacks without the knowl-
edge of the Germans while ascertain
ing promptly every move made by our
enemy. With ten thousand airplanes
mopposed in the air, we could bomb
any muniti0n depot, transportation
line, naval base, and the German capt.
tai itself. When one comes to realize
the vital Importance of control of the
air, the crime of the aircraft delay be-
comes more and more inexplicable-
more and more reprehensible
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-09-13

lively simple. In a great many coune
ties. probably. in the majority of them,
individuals will be notified where and
at what TIME to buy the bonds allotted
to them and their subscriptions will
be promptly made without solicitation.
How ever county committee de-
cides to carry out the details of it's
campaign will not be material so long
as the results are obtained All any
county has to do is to subscribe the
amount allotted to it and to secure
it properly and without resort to any
methods that cannot be justified.
We have great big task in front
of us, but the people Of these states
are equal to it. They are not going
to fail to loan the money necessary
to their Government when millions of
our young men are gladly giving the
service which may mean their lives"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-09-13
.COMPERS CALLS
LABOR MEETING
Summons Workers of Allied Ma
tons to Conference Next
Week in London.
VICTORY COMES FIRST
President OF American Federation Re,
iterates Determination to Ignore
Enemy ToIcrs Until the
War Is Won.

London, Sept. II. - Samuel Comp
Grafton Of Labor, has requested the
representatives of all the labor and
socialist organizations of the Allied
countries to meet in London next
week in q conference to discuss the
views of the federation on the war
and to ascertain the measure of their
agreement with the British labor
memorandum on war aims.
Mr.. GOmpers in statement made
prior to attending reception at the
American Luncheon club, reiterated
the determination of American labor
taken of refusing to meet the labor
representatives of enemy countries un-
til the war had been won.
Our first business" said Mr.. Comp
ers, lis to win the war and then negO-
tiate. But imperialism and autocracy
must be crushed for all time. No sac
rifice is too great to achieve that end"
In an address at the American
Luncheon club Mr.. Gompers defended
Americas delay in entering the war.
Mr. Gompers said he was one of those
who was impatient during the period
while America was maintaining neu-
trality but that he had found that 'the
wisdom of the President of the United
States far unbalanced the judgement
of all else.'
Mr.. Gompers pleaded with American
labor to stick through the war to a
victorious end. The American work
ers, he declared, had no Illusions re-
garding the conflict. They knew
what the United States and the Allies
were fighting for.
The workers of America did not
only talk freedom, Mr.. Gompers
pointed out, but they had lived 1t.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-09-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: WITH THE LOCAL CHURCHES :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
German Lutheran Church

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
German Lutheran Church
Preaching services next Sunday,
Sept. Is, at 1870 a. m.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Services at Port Arthur at ZOO
u. m.
REV. RAUMBACH. Pastor.
Christian Science Services
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday from IL 100 a. M. to II 100
NJ at T. O. O. f. hail.
The subject for next Sunday, Sept.
13, will be Substance
English Lutheran Church
Services will be held in the Scandi-
nayian Lutheran church, Sunday, Sept.
%, at 2 40 p. m.
REV. GOHLKE,
Pastor.