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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

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tive skin that the steady use of Woodburys always
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29
For oily skin and
shiny nose

A special treatment for an oily
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the famous treatments given IN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

,Blackheads
If your skin is mar.
red byblackheads, try
the famous treatment
given on this page
see how successfully
you can get rid Of
this embarrassing
trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

For pale; sallow skins
II your skin Is pale and sal.
low, write US for the new
steam treatment for this con-
dition. Try this treatment
one night a week. See what
It will do for your skin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
kRAJAN TEZCE ZRANEN.

Frank HrnciI, 35 roku. 3430
vych. l46 ul.. prechazal "a ie-
douci karu u Warner rd. a Pc
poZoroval opacnou cestou t.
douci karu ktera no tezce zra-
Mia. Lekari V st. Alexis nemoc
nici, kamz byl dopraven, vyna-
Sli, re ma rozStipenou lebeGni
kOst.
V nemocnici jiz nepfiadl k
v6domi a dnes rano V 80 hod.
Zemrel.
Zemrely pochazel Z Pode-
brad V Americe dlel 8 roku
Jeho ztratu tGzce zeli mana i.
ka a 9 roku stara dcaruSka. Po-
hreb bude konan V pondeli z
domu smutku, 343O vych. lac
ul. do krematorium v Collin.
wood, kde jeho pozustatky bu.
dou zpopelneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
NOVY PRUMYSL v CLEVE.-
L.ANDU.

L jezera ma upati vych. 4o
ulici pracuje mnoho delniku,
ably pfipravi'i misto pro novou
l1denici. Jiz pred nekofika me-
sfci majetek pro ten ntel, Ia il
ny mai tick ma brehu iezera
bvl vvm6n6n. Lode Sc budou
stavet konkretu q budOu Sc
neivice pouzivat V pfistavech
ma prevalent zaleznicnich v"-
zn. SpoleCnost move korpOrace
rfiimula jmeno The Liberty
Shipbuilding & Transportation
Co. Prvne spol9cnost mela V L.
myslu stavet lode pro dopravu
ma iezerach, tax ably nahradily
lode, ktere prevzaIa vlada pro
dopravu mezi Amerikou a Ev-
rOpOu.
Jedan 2 ,ifadnikG w. F. Dug
gan zajel do Washingtonu abv
Wade Stavbu lodi nabidnul a Ii
skal objednavkv ma stavbu To-
dj. kterf by pristavech dopra
.vovaly L Neznicni vozy s max a.
d m poblize lodi dopravnich.
Za kratkO z Cleveandu budOu
vyjizdet konkretove lode, KITE
re Sc V doprave jiz tax dobi'e
osvedcily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
400 JEPTISEK Sc NAHiDLO
"A OSETROVATELKY.

Ma vyzvu O dObrovOlne oSe-
tfOvatelky mayora Davise a
zdravotniho komisare Rockwoo
Ga nabidlo 400 jeptisek prostr
biskupa John P. Farrellyho sve
sluzby co osetfovatelky onemoc
nelych chripkou. VetSi cast jich
isou utitelkami skol a pouze
mala cast jich m6la OdbOrne
ZnalOsti oSetfOvatelske. Nasled
KEN toho prodelavaji nyni ry-
chile oSetrovatelsky kurs V r;lz-
nych nemocnicich, by sezname
ny byly s nejutn6jsimi svymi
povinnostmi. w. c. White, tale
mink firmy White Co. nabidl
ieptiSkam sve auto, ktere je ma
dovazeti ma urcena mlsta.
Vcera bylo ohlaseno 737 dal
Sich onemocnenf chfipkou a AZ
Gmrti. V pond6li zaznamenano
bvlo 81 umrti a l,066 novych
pripadG. V dtery pax 50 umrti
q $50 onemocneni.
Zavirani ObchOdu Sc prisne
vymaha a pOuze lekarny mo-
hOu zGstat OtevTeny. V dOlejsim
m6st6 nemOhl vcera veGer nj
kdo koupiti ami doutnik neb ia
bak, mimo lekaren. S tim ne
isou spokoieni ostatni obchodni
ci tabakem, a zadaji, aby le-
karny prestaly tabak prodavati.
Jidelny mohou otevrfti V 5 no.
din rano.
Vladni soudce Westenhaver
projednava nyni pouze nutne
sOudy. ostatni odlozil Ma 9. pro
since. - Spolek pravniku pax
zada, ably soudnice pc dobu tr-
vani nakazy byly zavreny.
DR.. lockwood pravi, re ma
bldka 400 jeptiSek nestaci k
zdOlani nedostatku sill oSetrOva
telskych a vyzyva proto i nyni
kazdOu zenu, ktere to jest moz-
no, aby Sc co OSetfovatelka pfi
hlasila. | V jinych mestech a
merickych nabidly jeptisky sv6
sluzby zdravOtnim odborum co
Osetfovatelky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
CESKA STARENKA ZBLOU.
DILA.

Pi. Katerina BartGnkova, 78
roku stara, v {. 4471 Douse av.
vydala So. utery ma prochaz-
ku a S,,a az Sc dostala do pO'i
We Warrensville. Farmari ma nj
upozornili uradniky v ustavu
ma mestske farm6, kteri il wall
pod svou ochranu. Ditky ztratu
staricke matinky oznamili po-
licii, ktera stafenku hledala.
Dnes rano jeji syn p. ]. w. Bar
tunek obdrzel telefon u, sc
matka naleza V mestskem usta-
WI We Warrensville. Pan Bartu-
mex dnes dopoIedne pro nj do
.iel We zdravf do i,1jiho domo-
aa dopravil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
USUDKY O
GOMPERSOVI
Y ANGLu.

O Samuel Gompersovi, pred
sadovi amer. Federace Prace,
pred ieho odcestovanim do Ev-
ropy 81 Anglii de'aii Gsudky,
ze prijede jako smirGi soudce,
ktary bud. urcovat evropskym
delnlkdm co mali delat, a co
nemaii delat.
Gompers v jeho recich nevy-
hledaval debat, ami Sc nestavel
co soudce neb kazatel. V l.ho
prednaskach Sc rozhodne po-
stavil ma stanovisko, vsi silou
pracovat pro vitezstvi spo-
jencu.
Dnes Anglii ii, kteri MIN
drive nesouhlasi,i, poh'izi k ne
lmu jako k neInavnemu pracov
niku a proziravemu statniku.
Gompers pripisuje vykon-
most We valce svornemu jednani
delnikd V Evrope V Americe.
Pc valce Samuel Gompers
bude vlivnym cinitelem v uspo-
radiant pomerG mezi praci a ka
pitalem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
OBETAVOST NASlCH UHLO.
kOPU.

Frank j. Hayes, pred. spoje-
nych uhlokopu, telegrafoval
gen. Pershingovi, ze haviri We
Spojenych Statech Sc pricini, a.
by potfeba uhli, zvlaste pro va
< enc potreby, byla obstarana.
' uhelnych okresich nebudou
Sc poradat zadne po'itick6
schhze. Ztrata jedine hodiny
casu kazdeho uhlokopa zname
ha ztratu jedne tuny uhli.
V stfedni Pennsylvania TO-.
900 havifu Sc usneslo pracovat
V nedGi, ably nahradiIi ztratu
nemoci influenzy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
CESKOSLOVENSKE
ARMADE

darovali clenove kongregacni
cirkve "Mizpah" obnos $1O7.-
25, ku kterezto sbirce prispeli /:
j. M. Cerny $40; G.. Evin S5 !;
pi. Chod6rova st. 81; pi. Sacho
Va 50; pi. Prantlova 50; pi. Ba
tistOva 50; pi. IrckOva 81; pi..
POspisilova 81; pi. Johlova 50 !;
pi. Krakorova 81; pi. Becvaro-
va So; pi. Kaiserova 50; pi.
PrGchova 81; pf. Bejckova 50 /;
P. Reichart 50; p. Petrak 81
Mary Jindra 81; pi. Hronkova
81; p. Hanousek S5; P. Germ
ger SO; P. Mrstik 81; P. Sta
mex 81; P. Marsik 81: 81. Rel
tingerova 81; P. HodouS 81; F.
BeneS So; P. Fibich SO; P. Rel
finger S5; pi. Choderova 1925.
81. Cirkl 81; j. Myl S5; P. Pa
Gilman 81; O. Merz 81; f. Jiro
vec So; A. Frenc 81; pi. Sklena
fova 81: F. Jezek S5: F. Benes
81: A. Steiskal 81: P. Zaunar
81; p. Kratochvil SIS; 81. M.
Jindra 81: J. Riha 81: P. Sou
kup S5: P. Roubal SO; pi.
Cirkl 81; pi. F. Jezek SO.
Pfiial a diky kvituie J. Ma
SEX, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
PRfSPEVKY PRO cESKO-
SLOVENSKOU ARMADA.

Josef N6mec $5. Anton kau-
chy $40, sazka V hostinci p.
K. Hocha 81, FIR. Ocasek ST,
Jan Michalovic S1.75, Jan Tu-
hela S5, PIP. Kaucky a Zeleznik
sblrka V Instinct p. Webera $40,
Mrs. Smith $25, Jan Tuna 50,
Slec. Fanny Chadimva ST, FIR.
Zilina soc. sbirka u p. Basty
poradana p. Ant. HeJem $4 50,
Jos. Voislavsky 81, Jednota Be
dfich Engels "a obasz. kur. "a
tini dar. J. Salakem $40, Jar
liohl So, sbirka por. J. Hob.
lem SO.
Pfijal a diky kvituje,
JOS. Masek, tai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
SNAHA SORGANIZOVAT
VSECHNY DELNiKY.

V Cf-velandu Sc zapocalo ma
praci sorganizovat vSachny "a
mzdy pracuJlci d6lniky, tax a
by Sc mohlo pracovat ma planu,
jak pc va ce vyrobu denokra-
tisovat. Navrh pro tn praci
podal M. Hayes, redaktor The
Cleveland Citizen, konvenci
Federace Prace v Columbus.
TaIsmnik Federace Prace V
Cleve, andu, John j. Owens We
sve Zprave udava, re V Cleve-
landu meZinarodni organisato-
ri jiz pracuji.
Jejich pozadavky jsOu:
Zdemokratisovat neuzivan6
pozemky a to Sc ma docilit ur-
cenim dani.
Stupnovanou dan PRINT
az 80 proc, z prijmu pres $50
600 rocne.
Vladni stalou kontrolou pres
drahy, telegrafy, telefony, OBJ
chodni lode, dolly, olejove stud
ny a vodni silu.
Z,epseni vsech vefeinych
cest.
Stanoveni pravidelne mzdy a
osmihodinnovou pracovni dobu
Zalozeni vladni statni po.
jistOvny pro nemoc4 a stafi.
Opis te res2luce byl zaslar
vsam senatorim, kongresnikIn
a ma vsechny ustredny Fedora.
ce Prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
NATRELI NELOYALNtHO
NEMCE.

Znamo je, re katolicti knezi
vseobecne pri kazde prilezito-
sti projevuji nejen loyalitu Via
de Spoi. Statu pokud Sc tyc,
vedeni valky proti Nemecku,
ale tez sami maji zajem o vitez
ne pro Spoj. Staty a spojence
zakonceni tohoto svetoveho bo
je "a pravo a spravedlnost.
Cesti katolicti knezi zde i v
Cechach Sc prohlasili pro samo
statny ceskoslovensky stat, a
zda, We Spoj. Statech pomahaji
V praci Mar. Svazu Ceskych Ka
tolikG.
Ia to mezi knezstvem meme
ckym Sc vyskytne dost tako.
Ivych, ktefi Sc netaji svymi sym
patient Sc svymi krajany -
Huny. Kriklavy pripad takovt
neloyalnosti podal nemecky ia.
raf Schmidt V Cuba, Wis. =
Nechtel koupiti bondy, odepre'
podporiti Cervrny Kriz, hanei
americke vojiny, chvalil nemci
nu. vyjadril Sc. ze .jeho pravt
misto Jest Berline, kdez by.
val profesOrem a do Ameriky
pry pfijel jen aby lid poucova
. jeho povinnostech. Ale vrcho
drzosti, ktera s.. mu stala osud
nou, dovrsil, kdyz odeprel wy
konati katolicke pohrebni OBJ
rady mad mrtvolou Eduardo Hs
dacka, syna krajana Mateje
Hadacka v Cuba, Wis.,, jenz ze
mfel v Camp Funston, To bylc
jiz prilis mnoho pro verne Anne
ricany V Yuba a okoli. Sedmde
sat pet procent obyvatel Sc
shluklo pred jeho domHm, Wy
ILL mu vedro dehtu ma h.avu g
4
telo. a odvlekli no ma nadrazl
Tam mu koupili listek do ely
de. Hospodyn6 farare telefont
vaa serifovi, ale nez ten pri1 Il
byl iiz neloyalni Nemec ma vls
ku do Clyde iedouciho. v ely
de jej nechtel kondukter dale
vezti, a omnibusy tel odepfe
ly debit m pokryteho faraf'
odvezti do m6sta, a obcane s,
kolem neho seskupivsf zadali
ably odesel Clyde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24

Lieutenant cd pravidelne al
mady pOtkal ma Euclid ave. SCI
zanta, ktery mu byl V chuzi
jednani pOdezr lynn.
Kdyz serzant V salutOvani Sc
nevyZnal. lieutenant Odvedl lei
ma policejni stanici, kde pri w
slechu Sc pfizna!. re uniforms
s Opatiil V Canton a d. 81 -ve-
landu 81 Zajel. ably ii zahral M
vOiaka.
Policie odevzdala serzanta
vladimir uradum ktefi mu IA.
s!ouHanV trest die zakOna urGi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
SRAZKA.

Dnes ranO vrazila zapadne
DO Cedar ave. iedOuci kara do
kary vVchod. 105. ul. a pfi sraz
ce bylo mnoho pasazerG rozbi-
tvm sklem porezano. Vazne by
Ii zran6ni J. Glencorrer, 20 +.
starry. 9OO7 Tropical ave-, a Fl.
Serciiekar 53 r. starry. Oba byli
dopraveni do Mt. Sinai nemocni
ce. Spatn6 funguiici brzda by
Ia pry pricinou srazky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
DLUHY NASEHO
MESTA.

Mesto Cleveland rosie a "a
roven rychleji rostou jeho
dluhy.
Procenta dani nestaGi ma
vydani nasi administrace. A!e
n.ni to jen mesto naSe. V il
rych mestech We statu Ohio ma
il ty same nasnaze.
Duh mesta Clevelandu obna
81 v Bondech $63,2O5,257. 68.
Vydluzene penize ma noty ma
kratke lhuty obnasi S2,5O0,OOO
a "a nekolik set tisic nezapla-
cenVch uctu. Mesto CleV land
nema dosti penez V pokladne
ably ma prvniho listopadu Sc mo
hi vyplatit uradniky a zamest-
nance.
Cleveland ma $6,OOO,OOO, a.
le ty jsou urceny CO fond ma p!a
cent urokii umorOvani dluhu.
G.. +. Metcalf, komisar ucet-
nictvi nevi, jak ziskat penez ma
kryti vyloh mestske spravy, jak
4 utery vyjadril. My jsme sc
vydluZili nejvice co nam zakon
dovoluje. Zda-li V pristich vol
bach nebudou povoleny dluho-
pisy ma kryti schodku v NEST
ske sprave, octneme Sc prot ne
prekonate.nym obtizim. Zda-Ii
dluhopisy budou povoleny. "a
platime duh S2,5OO.000 bu-
dem Sc dluzit znova.
(TOtO JIG zprava mist. PresGu.)
duh ma vydrzovani spravy
m6sta ZapOcal Ia spravy Toma
Johnsona, kdy nutne vydaie
mesta byly v6tsi nez prijmy.
Ia administrace mayora Bach
ra Bakera duh rostl, az "a
nynejSi spravy Davise dostou-
pill zakonem dOvolene vySi.
Jedine vychodiSte z tech ne
snazi Jest utiniti natlak ma
statni Zakonodarnu. aby zako-
n-m vetSl prOcenta Il dani ma
mestske vydaje byly povoleny.
Iavedenim osmihodinne pra
cOvni DOLBY, ktera pred rokem
cbcany pfi volb6 hasicum byla
Odhlasovana, vydaje mesta bu-
dOu o $1,OOO,OOO rocne zv6tse-
ny. Zda-li zakonodarna V CO.
lumbus potrebnou castku da-
nj nepovOli, budeme muset pla
tit ma danich prirazky.
Dn-s kazdy d6lnik chce nit
osmihodinOu pracovni dobu a
proto nemuZem il upirat ami
mestskym zrizencum a O To Wy
DAM sc musime op6t sami po-
starat. We vetSine NEST Jest pro
hasice i strazniky osmihodinna
dOba pracOvni Zavedena. NV
Sc nemuZem stav6t pr)ti nut
nym zmenam, ktere pOkrOk pri
nasi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-24
VDEcNE UZNAN(.
Ceskemu denniku "Svet".

N'CShClIlu ucllIIIku tJVoJ
v Clevelandu.
Agitacni vybor pro ctvrtou
raicku BondI Svobody proj'a-
vuje vd6cne uznanf "a ob6ta-
YOU praci vsech cizojazycnych
casopisG, ktere tax vlivne pri
tie praci pomahaly.
Vasim pficinenim agitace
mezinarodniho vyboru Sc po-
tkala dobrym dspechem.
Uznavame, ze vase publika-
re Jest 1spesnou agitacf pri po-
dobnych podnikach
c.. D. Friebolin,
pred. Cosmopolitan Committee.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-10-03

mdhm eDrvCo
k
dWarcmtn
has og
to buye
O tn demand
nCondiio
dlongn
/ the gsh ldout
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-10-03
LOCAL. ITEMS

er and brothers at Wlliston. S. C.
Mr.. E. A. Sitton, of Easley, S. c.,
spent the weekend with friends here.
Mr.. Henry Douglass, with the
forces in France, is now mess SER
geant.
IF you want to buy nice home,
see E. II. STAFFORD, Cheraw. 80
If you have a good ham for sale,
see DR.. Harris at the Square Deal
Drug Co.
Bring me your fresh eggs, will pay
As cents per doz.
J. H. JOHNSON.
Miss Esther Teal and Mrs. Mamie
Pratt, Of Wadesboro, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Sergt. Hardy Sellers, of the battle
ship South Carolina, was home for a
few days this week.
NJ. c. L. Hunlcy is in Columbia
this week attending the meeting OF
the State Council of Defense.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hurst has lcfs !
for Lexington, Va. then they vii !
make this their home for some !
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. /. Hurst lcr; this ,
week for Lexington, Va, where Mr.. ,
Hurct will ..gr--,n bic Duties rs in /
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-31

The Nevada News, a good weekly paper for $1.00 per year.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-31
SPRAGUE APPOINTED DIREC.
 TOR SERVICE RESERVE

Little Rock, Jan. 31.-W. C. Sprague, deputy state labor commits sioner, has received the following telegram from the head of the Public Service Reserve:
 You have ebeen appointed director public service reserve, and as such in charge. of enrolling men for shipyard drives. Glad to have your assistance In this important work. Complete equipment will be forwarded you inn mediately. Important have enroll ment agents in every county before Feb. II, which is special registration week. Begin registration soon as ready"
 Wallace Townsend, director of the State Council of Defense, is assisting MT. Sprague in the enrolment cam paign, and will help in the selection of county chairmen.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-31
LOCAL CONCERN IS
 AWARDED OVERLAND AGENCY

Messrs. L. J. and Howard Harrell members of the Harrell Automobile Company, who attended the Overland Dealers Convention which met at Texarkana last Monday, upon their return state that their firm was awarded the contract to sell Overland cars in Nevada county and also to handle supplies and maintain a ser vice station. They have car load of Overlands on the road which they will place on display at their rooms on West Main street.
 The Harrell Automobile Company is one of the pioneers in the automo- bile business in Prescott, starting with small garage which included a re- pair shop and Ford sales and service department. The firm until recently well known as Harrell & Hamby, when MT. Hamby sold his interest to his partner to join Uncle Sam's fighting service. The new concern now includes L. J. Harrell, Howard Harrell and Joseph Harrell, three brothers, all of whom are actively engaged in the management of their extensive busi- ness which is now located in large building on West Main street which was built especially for their business. This company is now agent for the Ford, Buick and Overland cars,s three of the country's best known cars.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-31
PROCLAIMS SUNDAY. FEB-
 RUARY 3, AS THRIFT DAY

Little Rock, Jan. 31.-Gov. Brough has issued proclamation designating Sunday, Feb. 3, as Thrift Day for the State of Arkansas, calling upon the pastors in the various pulpits to ad- dress their congregations that day upon the subject of the Thrift and War Savings Campaign.
 This has been designated as "Na- tional Thrift Day." when all citizens are urged to enter it "with patriotic zeal and untiring energy, driving home the fact that the purchase of thrift stamps means not only the winning of the war, but better civic and social conditions when the war is over, by the creation of great na- tional bank account, which will carry us safely through the period of busi- ness adjustment and transition that must necessarily follow in the wake of this great world struggle"
 Gov. Brough emphasizes the fact that "all of the resources of the country and of the economy and thrift of the people must be joined in the fullest extent in order to furnish labor and materials necessary to win the war"
 Commenting upon the nature of the War Savings Stamps the governor says that it is "an investment that returns per cent interest, compound ed quarterly, an investment that may be cashed on short notice, an invest ment with the strength of our great government behind it, and an invest ment that is so convenient and acces- sible that every girl and boy, man and woman, rich or poor, may exercise thrift in the purchase thereof, there by enlisting in the production and savings division of the army which
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-31
s. R. YOUNG APPOINTED
 FOOD ADMINISTRATOR

s. R. Young of his tcity has just received official notification from State Food Administrator Hamp Will Hams of his appointment as food ad- ministrator for Nevada county and MT. Young has accepted.
 The duties of Mir. Young are broad and the orders he issues are to be fol- lowed strictly relative to the fixing of prices of commodities, the observing of meatless, wheatless meals and days and other necessary restrictions for the saving of food for the armies who are fighting for the allies. And al- though as Mir. Young states, some of the orders may cause some inconven- fence, they ought to be observed with out grumbling, and should anyone take the responsibility on himself to go contrary to the requests of the food administration, it will then be- come the county food administrators duty to enforce the orders backed by the strong arm of the law. We merely explain these duties of Mir. Young's so that everyone will thoroughly un- derstand that this matter is not a local affair but national affair, and everyone in the United States will be asked to abide by the orders of the administration, the same as the people here.
 Give eMr. Young your hearty CO., operation in every way possible so that every ounce of food possible may be conserved to help feed our 2,000,- 900 men who are fighting for your liberty and our liberty.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-31
GERMAN LABOR UPHEAvAL THE
 WAR FEATURE
Overwhelms in Importance the Great Victory of the Italians Demand Peace Without An nexatiOns or Indimnities.

New York, Jan. 0.-Transcending in interest even the great victory of the Italians over the Austrians on the Northern Italian battle front is the political and economic situation in Germany.
 Here, apparently, large part of the country is in the throes of a great labor upheaval, due to dissatisfaction by the working classes over the prog ress of the peace negotiations and over internal political conditions Throughout the country thousands up- on thousands of the working classes both men and women-have struck and many of the great manufactories and industries are affected.
 In Berlin nearly half million per sons are reported on strike and the number is increasing hourly. In Kiel, the great shipyard center, at the Hamburg Iron Works and in the Rhennish Westphalian mine region workers have thrown down their tools and left their jobs.
 Leaders of the Socialists-both of the independent and the majority fac tions-evidently are in control of the movement and several of the inde- pendents have been ordered impris- oned. Hugo Haase of the independ- ents and Phillip Scheidemann, the ma jority Socialist leader in the Reich stag, are heading their respective fol- lowers.
 Advices received by way of Switzer- land say that the Socialists have de- livered an ultimatum to the govern ment, demanding the conclusion of general peace without indemnities or annexations, participation by the workmen in peace discussions, amel- ioration of the food situation, the right of public assembly, the release of all political prisoners and the in- troduction of equal electoral suffrage | by direct secret ballot
 News concerning internal conitions in Austria still is meager owing to the strict censorship. The latest informa- | tion received from Vienna is that there has been a great confagration l in the grain warehouses there and that revolutionaries are suspected of having started it.