davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
WILSON v AVsTRIJI PoPULA-
rem MOI.

Rim, Italia. - "Predsednik
Wilson je eden najpopularnejSih
moz". To poroGilo ne bi nikoga
presenetilo, 6e bi priSlo IL zavez-
niSki drzav, toda ia vest prihaja
IL Avstrije, kjer vidijo narodnja-
XII, boreG Sc "a svojo neodvisnost
in svObodo, V Wilsonovih princi-
pin svoj triumf IN upanje svoJe
OsvobOditve. To naziranje je jake
neDrijetnO dirnilo avStrijskO VIA
do in to bo tudi naSlo pot "a kOn-
Ganje te vOjne.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Zmaga unije pekarjev.

Chicago, III. - Stavka pekar-
jev je kon6ana popolno zmago
zadnjih.
Pekarji so zmagali kljub vsem
naporom bosov in njihovih odvet-
nikov.
V pondeljek zjutraj je podpisa,
la Baker Boss Association po dol
gi konferenci zastOpniki uniJe
unijski kontrakt in je privolila V
vse zahteve unije.
Plaza pekarjev bo znasala "a de-
lavce prve vrste po $32 ma teden,
"a delavce druge vrste po $29 te-
densko in tretje vrste $27 ma te-
den. Delali bodo lie stiri dni V ted
nu, en- dan pa bodo darovai brez-
poselnim.
Use Dekarije morajo imeti zapr-
te delavnice in ne bodo smele pre-
lomiti unijskih pravil, sicer jim
bo vzeta unijska znamka.
Ko so priSi zastopniki unije z
zastopniki bosov po konferenci V
pisarno pekarskih bosov, kjer bi
uredili vso stvar, so nasli tamkaj
diva moza, katera sta Jim vnjiho-
vo najvecje zacudenje povedala,
da uradniki mednarodne unije ne
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
ANGLESKA KONJENICA PRE-
GANJA TURKE.

London, Anglia. - Angleske
iezdece cete so zavzele Kirkut v
Mezopotamiji in potisnile Turke
"a dvajset mill proti severn, pravi
uradno porocilo, Xxi ga je izdala
vojna pisarna. Dne II. maja so BIZ
Ii Turk pregnant preko reke Le-
ser Zab pri Allyn Kupri. Ia zad-
Mi kraj lei sest mill jugoiztocno
Mosula. Zajetih je bilo trideset
voinih vjetnikov in zaplenjena
diva topoVa.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Nenlsko porocEo.

Berlin, Nem6ija. = V okraju
Kemmela Sc vrsi zivahno topnisko
obstreljevanje V zvezi lokalnimi
spopadi peaotc. Tudi ma drugih
delhi frorte Sc je tC obstreljeva-
ME ozivelo. Zaieli smo tudi nekaj
v0jaih vjetnikOv.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Ubit nemSki letalec.

Amsterdam, Holandija. - Po-
roGnik Geigel, najboljsi bavarski
Ietalec je bill ubit ma zapadni from
ii, naznanja Cologne Gazetta. Me
mu so pripisovail petnajst zracnlh
zmag.
V sobOto popoldne je Sest letal
obstrejevalo Rotor, avstriJsko
momariSko bazo, pravi dunajsko
poro6ilo. Naredih MISC nikake Sko-
de. Emo letalo je pablo ma morje
in letalca sta bila neranjena we
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
PO SEDMIH LETIH PRIJET.

Pittsburgh, Pa. - V soboto Je
prijela policija Johna Thorne, sc
let starega moza, katerega je iska-
la sedem let. Obdolzen je, da je le-
ia 1911. ustrelil nekega delavca,
Xxi je delal pri gradnji proge v
Morgan County, Tenn.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
voJNA PoRoCILA.
Francosko poroeilo.

Pariz, Franciia. - Nasa in So
vrazna artilerija sta aktivni ne
mnogih toGkah fronte severno IN
JUNO Avre.
V Lorenu je francoski oddelek
severno Nomenyja vdrl V nemske
crte in privedel seboj dvajset
voinih vjetnikov. V okraju st.
Die Sc je neki nemski napad vsled
nasega topniskega ognja izjalovil.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Razne vesti.

Sc je hotel najpreje o MEM ma
tancneje prepricati. Pri tenn pa Sc
je zapletel Porter V protiSlovja,
nakar je blagajnik pozval polici-
jo. Porter je izkusal pobegniti,
potegnil je samokres in ustrelil ma
policista Mihael Shea, katerega je
smrtno ranil. Policistov tovariS je
nato ranil Porterja, ki je pa kma-
lu V bolnici okreval.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
NEMSKI TOPOVI PRIPRAV-
LJAJO POT NOVI OFEN-
ZIVI.

Pariz, Francija. - Ponovna po-
rocila puntih, XII SO izbruhnili
med nemSkim vojastvom ma zapad-
nj 'front.', so izzvala tukaj veliko
zanimanje. Misli Sc, da so ii punt
in pa "slepilo" nemskih vojakov
vsled zavezniskih zracnih zmag
vzrok, da Nemci ne obnove svoje
velike ofenzive.
Ogromna nemSka ofenziva proti
zaveznikom ma zapadni 'front.' Sc
nj obnovila. V raznih sektorjih Sc
vrSe boji lokalnega znacaja, XII ne
izpremene sploSnega polozaja. Oh
cell 'front.' je mirno, vendar Mem
ci premikajo svoje vojastvo in
vojne potrebScine, najbrz da bodo
obnovili ofenzivo, Xxi so jo priceli
81. marca.
PoroGilo marSala Haiga Mama
MIA o artilerijski aktivnosti sever
no Serre. Ia mali kraj lezi "a
nemSkimi linijami severno Alber-
ia, med Hebuterne in Bucquoy.
lie nekaj tednov vojaski vesca-
XII pazno zasledujejo razvoj nem-
Skega vojaSkega premikanja V
tenn okraju, kajti to je tocka, IL
katere bodo Nemci najbrz priceli
svoje operacije proti zaveznikom
V okraju Arrasa.
V prvih dnevih aprila, ko so Sc
zavezniki uprli ma obrambni crti,
katero tudi danes drze, so Nemci
osredotocili svoje napade ma He
buterne in ma grice, ki ieze JUNO
in juznozapadno cd tn. Napredo-
vati MISC mogli in pozneje so jim
zavezniki we'll Sc mnogo ozemlja.
Ozemlje zapadno Hebuterne je
hribovito in polno pobocij S pozi-
cijami, XII nudijo izvrstno obram-
bo. Proti severn in severozapadu
je valovito ozemlje mnOgimi po-
bocji, katera je treba napasti z We
likimi masami vojastva.
MarSal Haig poroca tudi top
niSkem bojevanju severno KEN
mela, toda V TEN okraju Sc vrsl
tako bojevanje ma obeh straneh
re nekaj tednov.
Juzni del britanske fronte je
bill pod tezkim ognjem, in to NOR
da tudi pomeni, da Sc Nemci prl-
pravljajo "a move napade, S kate
rimi bi radi zavzeli Aimens.
Pariz, Francija. - General Gau-
lers cd francoskega generalnega
staba je danes naznanil, da so
Nemci zbrali 40 divizij vojastva
| (48O,OOO moz) med La Bassee ka-
nalom in Ypresom, ali sest moz ma
vsak jard.
Enako stevilo Nemcev, pravi ge-
neral, je tudi med La Bassee in
OisO.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
SAMON1R.

Chicago, III. - Morris jacob, Y
let star, XII je stanov2, na Wa 'dni
81. cesti, 81 je kon6al V soboto xiv
ljenje tenn, da ie vl.haval Stru-
peni plin. NaSli 50 ga nedeljo
mrtvega njegovi sobi, ki je bila
prenapolnjena pima. Motiv deJa-
MIA je neznan.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
DIVA ZAMoRsKA PRIDIGARJA
zRTVI PLINA.

Sestdesetletni crnec Jercmila
Hill IL Hopkinsville, Ky. in ME
gov 35 let start sin, oba pridisa-
ria, sta bila najdena V p4tek V
njunem StanOva":.u mrtva P0Sta-
la sta zrtvi strupenega pima.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
UPoR v AVsTRIJSKI NOR
NARICI.

London, Anglia. - Poroceva-
lee London Times, XII Sc nahaja Sc
dai pri italijanski armadi, prayl,
da gredo skozi ItalijO cd casa do
casa vesri velikem upOru, h Je
izbruhnil V februarju avStrijSk
mornarici. Sedaj Sc je zaznalo "a
podrobnosti tega upOra.
Punt Sc je pri6el V Pulju, nato
pa Sc ie razSSiril tudi V KotOru.
Nemiri so Sc pri6eli med arena
skimi delavci V Pulju. Zahtevall
so odpravo oziroma preklic raznih
nasilnih odredb in kazni, takO V
ladiedelnici kakor ma kOpnem.
Uporno gibanje Sc je kmalu raz-
Sirilo ma ladje pristaniScu. Po-
sadka je zapustila svOja mesta in
priGela delovati ma svOjo rOkO. -
Castniki so bill brez mOGi, toda
bojev med Gastniki in moStvom nj
bilO.
POmorske OblaSti so Sc dOgO-
variale z upornim moStvOm EN- te-
den in konGno Sc je ugOdiIo vSem
zahtevam mOrnarjev in delavcev.
Y Kotoru je dObil upOr bOlj re-
sen. zna6aj. Ma sestih krizarkah in
ma mnogih ruSilcih so razvih rde-
co zastavo. Nem$ki in mazarSi e.
Iement Sc nj pridruzil upOrnikom
in vrSilo Sc je med mimi in pun
tarji veG spopadov; topOvi ma kri-
zarkah so Sc obrnii eden prOtl
drugemu in nekaj upornikov je bi-
10 ubitih.
Uporniki pa so POSTAL zoBet 60
spodarji polozaja in po treh dneh
tudi gospOdarji pristaniSca. Cast
nike so aretovali, poveljujoeega
admirala pa so odvlekli njegove
admiralske ladje ter ga Odpeljah
ma neko ladjo V pristaniScu, kJer
MISC pOsebnO memo MIN ravnaI.
Uporniki so izdajali vsa pOve-
liza ma kopnem in ma mOrju. VISA
ia povelja so bila tiskana in pod
pisana: OdbOr pOSadke. Aparat
brezzziGGnega brzojava so zaplenili,
odbor mornarjev pa je Sporocil
svoie zahteve ma Dunaj, cd kate
rih glavna je bila, da Sc takoj pri-
enc mirOvnimi dOgOvOri.
TIE zahteve 50 izzvale ma Duna-
ju veliko presenecenje in odgovo-
rili MISC niGesar. Pc dOlgem ukre-
panju so vOjaSke Oblasti ma Duna-
ju poslale proti KOtoru del lOjal-
ne mOrnarice pod pOveljstvOm ne
kega nemSko gOvOrecega admira-
la. Ko je priplula ia flOtila pred
Rotor, je postal polozaj zelo kriti-
cen, kajti tudi V novi diviziji Sc
ie pojavila nezadOvoljnOSt.
POlozaj je bill reSen po nemSkem
elementu ma neki uporni krizarki,
S katere so smell rdeco zastavO. -
PriGela so Sc pogajanja med admi-
ralom in uporniki, in kOneno so
dobili puntarii pismeno zagotovi-
10, da Sc ne bo prOti nObenemu
puntarju kazensko pOstopalo ter
da Sc bodo nekatere njihOve zah-
teve takOj reSile.
KotorSka flOtila Sc je natO zopet
povrnila ma Svoja mesta, natO, ko
je osem dni javno revoltirala.
~x,-Yr rvAT
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
OBsoJEN v DosMRTNo JECO

Chicago, Ill. - Da bi Sc reSil
vislic, je primal vceraj 24-letni
Pavel A. Porter, da je umoril ne
kega cIoveka. Sodnik ga je obso-
dill V doSmrtno jecO.
Porter je izkuSal V Evanstonu V
neki ,trgovini menjati ponarejen
eek. Blagajnik pa mu nj zaupal in
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Anglesko porocilo.

London, Anglia. = V ponde-
lick zjutraj Sc je prieelo zivahno
topnisko obstreljevanje severno
Serre, XII Sc je nadaljevalo ma juz-
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14

dendorff, vnanji tajnik Kuehl-
mann in grof Wedell, nemSki DO
Slanik ma Dunaju.
"Obravnavalo Sc je pOliticnih,
ekonomiGnih in vojaSkih vprasa-
njih, V katerih Sc je doseglo popol-
no spOrazumljenje.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
POMOTOMA JE PILA STRUP.

Chicago, Ill. - Julia Vladis-
helm je izpila V nedeljo pomotoma
nekoliko lizola. Prepeljali so jo v
bolnico, kjer so il S sesalko heis-
till in hprali zelodec. zdravniki
upajo, da jo bodo ohranili pri ziv-
ljenju.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14

mem delu angleske fronte ter Sc
verno Kemmela cell dan.
Tekom noci je bilo nemsko top
niStvo zelo zivahno V sommski do
lini in Albert okraju, istotako
tudi med Loconom in V goseavi
pri Nieppe ina flandrijski from
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Upor v avstrijski mornarici.

Chicago, Illinois, May |
1918 as required by October 9th 1917.
v FEBRUARJU JE EBRUHNIL v AVSTRIJSKI MORNARlC1 u
PoR XII Sc JE RAZSIRIL MED POSADKO PULJU IN KO-
TORU MORNARIJI so RAzVIIL RDECE ZASTAVE
ARETIRALI so CASTNIKE IN ZAPRLI ADMIRA-
Ia VLADA JE UGODILA ZAHTEVAM NOR
NARJEV
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Stavka strojnikov.

Pri tvrdki Foote Bros. Gear Co.,
ie liza s. maja priblizno 300 de-
lavcev ma strajku, ker noce tvrd-
ka pripoznati unije ter vpeljati
kraisih delavnih ur. Razmere v tel
tovarni so zelo slabe in tamkaJ
vposelni delavci so Sc obrnili ma
uniio. K uniji pristopa vsak dan
veliko Stevilo stavkarjev.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Nemski topovi pripravljajo novo
ofenzivo.

filed with the Postmaster at Chicago Illinois, May l4th
he October 9th 1917
NEMCI ZBIRAJO CETE IA NOVO OFENZIVO MA ZAPADNEM
BOJISCU MA NEKEM DELU FRONTE IMAJO MA VSAK
JARD PO SEST MOI. NEMSKO VOJASTVO MA zAPA-
'FRONT.' Sc PUNTA
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Petdeset strojnikov ma strajku.

Pri Service Machine Corpora
ton V Chicagu je odozilo delo so
strojnikov, drugi pa so V cetrtek
istotako zastrajkali, ker nj hotela
tvrdka ugoditi zahtevam stroJni-
kov.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
HISTORICNA HISA PORU-
SENA.

Watertown, Mass. - Tukaj je
bila te dni poruSena po kari pou-
liGne zeleznice neka hiSa, V kateri
je svojecasno prenocil George
Washington. Poulicna kara je
skocila tira in Sc zaletela hiso.
Pri tel priliki je bill usmrcen Rol-
land A. Bessey, strojnik ma pou-
licni kari.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
DelavSke VeSti.

simpatizirajo z uniio st. 237, kate,
ri so pripadali ii pekarji.
Izkazalo Sc je, da je bill to zad-
Mi udarec, XII so pa izvrsili odvet-
niki pekaskih bosov proti STAY,
karjem.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
Stavka izdelovalcev vozov.

V torek popoldne Sc bo vrsilo
veliko zborovanje izdelovalcev vo-
zov in avtomobilskih delavcev. K
temu zborovanju so vabljeni vsi
delavci te stroke.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14

Narcotic Sc ma Glas Svobodel
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14

Doma6i prepiri so kuponi, ka-
tere Sc trga cd zakonskih bondov.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-14
BOJI V MAKEDONIJI.

Iva topova.
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.RoIsHEVIKISM AND INDEC
ENCY.

It Is Interesting to note that the Boil
sshevihtes of Russia have put the cap
.shear 'on their madness by decreelnG
! the abolition OF the marriage ceremo-
INV and the introduction Of free-love
sas a State institution. Thus goes the
way OF Socialism and anarchy when
ever It has power. When the French
revolution ran riot In 1870 the power
icrazed fanatics decreed. the abolition
.of the Christian religion and clothed a
.harlot in gorgeous robes, paraded her
In grand carriage through the streets
At OF Paris, and set up the worship OF the
Goddess OF Reason" typitied in her
person. But the hres OF the French
revolution burned themselves out.
Common sense reasserted itself. The
people finally became tired OF riot.
disorder and crime. even when clothed
with the garb Of Liberty. Napoleon
came with power in one hand and or
der In the other, anu tAeY were Sido
to accept him.
So it will be In Russia. The time IS
: not far distant when the forces OF de-
cency. order and religion will gather
themselves together in that stricken
State and end the hideous nightmare
OF Bolshevikism. Exactly how this
desirable result will come about no
one can safely predict. but nothing :
snrer than that It viii come about.
When it does. we mar confidently ar
ticipate that Russia will again FAX"
her place with tho peoples Of Europe
that are opposing German world rule
and German abSoiUtiSm.
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church. TIL" slack"rinC power OF ih'
church Wa due largely. h" held. - us
n-Ei"ci 81; social AMI municipal iuhS-
:iuus II was highly rr"hHhir' mr. ".-
l.y"i iha; III" first christian 'hurch'S
were !uuu,rlpal churches; that IN every
town or cay was ON" church win soy
rrnl local ,grngr"C5,i ions. each with ii'|
elder ,r l.;idrr and all cooperating III
tn" WORK "f tMr city. u" believed tnal
tho mood nf III. hour was lh' rrSt"rall"n
/. very town "r rl'y "f tn" munic!nai
church It's claim t. tn" rhlianihr"pIc
leadership II tn" community ""u'd h"'
IT,, disputed. h" SAID.
rr. Gladden. MAS horn February ~
lS3i q; PuttSgruv". Pa. In his k"c"i
lcrriors." published II l?lH. l." tells
TIA, both his Erard:Hlh,rS w"r" "h"'
'TI7Akcrs ana MS ia'h"r " country Sch'"f
,rarh.r He could read at FANNY
rray-rs before IL" WAS thr'" years cid
ana hr m"!n"rz"d portions 81 an Eng
I.sh grammar h"fnr'- u" WAS four years
lid. His father died when h" vas very
Young. and HIS mother r""k him It" her
country nom" IN N,w York STATE. wE"rH
IA. worried "u "A Farm. VAS pr'nt"r :
hn.. went t. s,h""I. and finally entered
Williams r"ll"r". taught. rrrh'h'u' an"
1T. last. with II" attending" al Il ih"'-
logical school WAS ordained and h"can:"
uIxicr nf a lit;l, country church. lie
was later pastor al small! rhuf'h"S ~
Rrrnkivn. Sew York city and Norm
Adams and SrrIusii"ld. Mass. ana '"r
four years was connected with the cdi-
rnr,al staff al The independently. Tn"
First CONGREGATIONAL church ~ COLUMN
has. ii whir! Il" was iaSt"r Tor IA"
greater part 81 his l'i". WI: on" 81 IN"
mast famous churches ~ inr ,i,E.
HIS writings rnciud" rot only = long
Iisf nr hnnii.. ~, christian living AnL
allied subjects. hui many .r""niS. hnn
several hymns. such A. "Th" i"S'irIr
which have ,nn'u their ria'" among III"
u.rmau"nt HYMNS Of the church.
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1NTE1I1aEN0Ez
AUTOGRAPHS SUPREME STRUGGLE
Backed Principles Jefferson the Millions that Have Enjoyed
Free Government Will Win in the Conflict Between
Democracy and Autocracy.
Bv JOSEPHUS DANIELS
Secretary OF the Nav!

! II! government sem :" i">.,l:!" th', 'w"
nations for III" most intimate r";1ri'G-
! mon" This ant mHl" '"inmUnl"H -
: blood bought and thr objects tina: VIII
/ In, achieved arc worth al! the costly %rr-
r;Icr.
From The day that Thomas jefferson
! I"nn,d thu. declaration. secured freedom
! 81 rrhrr",l. frr cdnm "f speech. freedom
/ uf the Ircss, and preached the n""''s-
! SHY for IN. "dura;!on ii all III" r""I'i"
AZ tn. nniy. h",.. f.r continuing ir' "
: a.vrruru"i.t Ia" ha.> been tn" liEa'-
! fountain al men in every elm" who
: ,,arn,d for liberty II" belongs 10 10
. il.i,Iur,. L.. u" AZ" To u" party. but has
; Trainings nrr amd must ever b. ii''
, h,rJ,. at all VIII" book out Ut narrow Il
! lives L. - larger !I!".
| For NOR. than II century jefferson =
nam. and hts l'4..hlnrs hnN' h""n in
/ v"k"i Ivy every man wh" tried I" kindi"
: IN" loren If freedom. "'rh" flames KIN.
dl,d on the Fourth .: July. Ill., Ii"
/ wrut,.. HAY" spread oyer r"n much "f
: -. .,inh'' iu L. rNiin&ulShrI hT NE
! r"hl .mriurS IT Il, S9ui,$rn: oh tn" ron
: 'rarv rH.r VIII c"n>mnl" 'h'S" engines
n.d all wh" work with th"rl.'
/ Al;ncrary saw ;:s'.!f ilnrrrillca l'y
, this sacred fIaui.. ami uu,l"r The guj-r
/ al pleasant words lrS hcym preparing
! Is powerful "uEiu"*. III" moment WHEN
! these engines. nat "i"' i."' rs Jefferson
: saw 'h"n in his vision lt.i l"rrIhi" and
I IhrIr" heated by tn" hia". Of hate. RIM
: died :" r"nSun" ami d"r"ur. Il has
been 4 mighty ""nfla:;r;s'i"n. which ST.:
: RACES with all -" tt"rc'n"SS. II ruthless.
scientific harhari%in.
l;ut II" matter how hot N" tlTr ~ now
| consuming III" h":t;. "a. 'ltirS k'hi!'u
| III J"tI"rS"nS d"ri1rni'"n van never De-
rNttiGur<hed. M"n -: al nations. Nh"
! ar" allied for righteous Tul" "l iT'H
, mon wear an armur tha: H. Inrin"ihl".
FruIu Lincoln Ia ~. IHuSt unknown
! emancipation and r"!urm"r. Jefferson
! bias been their Inspiration. Nh h"nlr
! - I.fr,rS"u." said Lincoln in his cru
sad" against slavery. TO the man who.
! III II" r"ncr"r" lrrss'Ir'. az Il *;rug"'"
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A NEW GERMAN CRIME

The destruction Of the Canadian hos
pital ship and the co!d-bloodcd murder
OF hundreds Of nurses. medical men
and hospital workers by German
submarine, at this late day adds moth.
ing to the horror Of the war. or the
worlds abhorTence OF German meth.
DDS. We have long SINCE passed tn
time when German warfare on non
combatants. attacks upon hospitals
and murder OF nurses and physicians
have given occasion for surprise. W:
have learned our lesson. In this war
'he German people have dnliberatel%
turned their backs upon al the hui
manitarian achievements o! twenty
centuries. and have daily made use Of
methods for which a Fig; Islander
would blush.
\ repetition of horrors such as the
destruction OF the Canadian hospital
ship. he Llandovery Castle. will only
Intensity the worlds determination Ia
break tho power Of the Hun and crush
forever ;h,. means and machinery Of
German cruelty. These things cannot
b. permitted to go on. nor can they he
permitted 10 occur again. This war
has higher ohjec; than the acQuisi-
lion Of territory. takiCG Of cities or
;ho destruction of armies. Truth, jus
zoe. honor. mercy and III" worlds tu-
tur" are 4; stake. and each successive
German horror only makes it more
necessary for The peace-loving and de-
cenry-loving peoples to unite their et
forts for the worlds freedom
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THE GOSPEL OF WORK

Out in A,chiSon. Kansas. l.. ".
Howe. former editor o; lie .A,Chi<on
Globe, and known quite generally a
the "Atchison Globe Man. is pTcaCh.
ing a doctrine o: common sense and
daily usefulness thai may We'll d. con
sidered by the American i"opl" Nj.
Howe's Monthly is ~drvo;ed 20 inGiE-
nation and information" Indignation.
however. does not seem 10 be- an IN
portant part OF It's MISSION. nor will 4
great deal Of information dealing with
daily events be found in lis columns.
What it does preach = the sa"ng viz
tue, OF industry, temperance. fairness,
pollteness and common honest
In these days when the air is full OF
historical propaganda, and hair
Drained fanatics stand or every street
corner shouting that their particular
fad is necessary 10 win the war, and
to save humanity. it is refreshing 20
meet the gospel Of common sense
preached by man with experience
and clear insight into human charac'
ter. The things that have made Amer
lea great have not been fads. The
prosperity Of This people is based
upon industry and saving. I: depends
rpon and will continue 20 depend upon
the strong. sturdy millions .; our men
and women who are willing 10 do a
fair days work for q fair days pay,
who save their money, limit their OK
penses and pay their debts. No othe-
country in the world offers 50 great an
opportunity to men who arc willing 20
work as America offers. And in no
other country is there less need Of
legislative panaceas for economic ills
and less need Of governmental con
troll Of commerce and industry.
The time is Rover going 10 come,
either in this or any other country. in
which ninety-fye PEI cent. OF the poo
PIE VIII uot uiHe 20 "Otn A't ''''''
daily bread. The food woich millions
Of American people will eat next year
has yet to be grown and harvested,
Clothes which they will wear next
year are either upon the back Of the
sheep or in the bloom of thr cotton
plant The machines which tkeE will
use next year may be in raw ore to-
day. To provide food. TO provide
clothes and 70 create machinery TO
ouires labor of countless millions. anu
that labor must go on constantly.
The gospel OF work and Of Saving i;
the soundest and safest gospel ina:
can be preached
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creased tcn.fold By organization. That
which appears marvellous and has be-
cone n reality finds its explanation III
Specializing and fabrication after Il
uode: and also in the rrcm. nduGS inn
puts. which PATRIOTISM has given 10
he work.
During the TWO months past The
Emergency Fleet Corporation has
placed in commission over 5D0.0OG tons
o. shipping. which means an equlra-
lent OF a great ship that will carry TO-
nUn tons Of cargo placed in the water
every working day in the month, and
the tonnage is 10 b. doubled if all the
plans and expectations Of the builders
do no; go aSrwly.
Heretofore great oversee wars. cspe~
cially at such z distance as between
Europe and America. have seemed al
most impossible. because III" immense
tonnage neccSSitat.r by large war OF
CREATIONS WAS considered unat'ainaei".
This difficulty Is now nearly removed.
and will before long be don" away with
rarirrly.
The Romans vanQuishcd the Cartha-
geniNls by letting down bridges from
their ships 10 The cntn!y'S vessels. so
that, as t.ivy tells US. they could f"h'
as il on land. We are SURPRISING I!'a:
by tac. w. arr bridging an ocrar,
from hemisphere 10 hemisphere.
Three thousand miles Of sea are dwln-
ding away entirely. while tranSpor;a-
ton goes on by day and by nigh,
without interruption. The enemy who
had based his hopes on submarines
will find tina: the edge has been taken
of OF this weapon, at one time deemed
so formida Bile.
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LIEUT.. JACKSON, OF
KINGWOOD, FIRST w.:
VA. OFFICER KILLED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July @.-Thc
first West Virginia officer TO give his life
in tho lighting On the western front was
second Lieutenant George ID. Jackson.
Of ltingwood. who died from the effects
Il wounds received in the same battle
~ which Lieutenant Brown Lewis. OF
Charleston. was injured. News Of his
death vas received here to-day from
his relatives IN kincwood.
l.;"utcnant jackson was the son OF
l.. t.. Jarkson. of Kingwood. former
sheriff. II" received his commission
after training in the first officers tram
.mE camp al Fort Benjamin Harrison.
and was sent To France Immediately.
whore II" had hecn ever since.
He was member Of Co. G. OF m"
West Virginia National Guards. prior
To going to Fort Benjamin Harrison for
training.