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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12
MEN IN MILITARY SERVICE
MAY WRITE FOR PAPERS

Persons in military service are
jerInited, under certain restrictions,
to write for publication in newspap-
ers and magazines. They may not
receive payment for material fur
n.shed by them.
All letters containing matter for
publication written by men in ser
vice must be sent through officers,
who will delete all references capa-
BILE of furnishing important infor-
nation to the enemy.
Regular newspaper correspond
ents not in military service are not
required to submit copy for censor
ship, being guided by the request FOR
secrecy published by the Committee
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12
THE RETAILERS

1t is fast becoming plain to even
the most superficial observer that
the people of this country are in
the hands of the retailers. Retail
establishments in all lines have
multiplied within the past two de-
eades out of all proportion to the
demand for such concerns. Ordi-
narily this would mean keener COM
petition, but not so at this time.
In fact, it seems to have just the
opposite result. Having naturally
divided the volume of business by
larger number, each mans per
cent. of profit must Of necessity be
greater or his net income less.
We are aware that some may
construe our remarks as refec-
ton on retail stores in general
Such is not our intention. We
would merely call attention to the
fact that the retail business is
grealy overdone. There is scarcely
town in the entire country that
could not be adequately supplied by
half the number of retail establish
ments it now supports. The retail
en-, while his business is a cOmmug
ity necessity, is not to be considered
in any sense producer, and now
when production is the one para
mount consideration in the nation
The ranks should be thinned as
much as the welfare of the public
viii admit.
The main point we wish to make
is that the retailer who is making q
bare living in a town already over
crowded with similar establish
ments, could show his patriotism in
no better manner than by closing
out his business and joining the
ranks Of producers. The latter
need him and his fellows in bust
ness would welcome his desertior
from their ranks.
The government has already sug-
gested that it may be necessary tc
classify the different lines Of bust
ness as essential and non essential
and 10 forcibly suspend the latter
II is not without the bounds Of
possibility that even the necessary
lines may have to be greatly eur-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

tailed, and in this case no more
fruitful field would offer than the
general retail stores of the country,
in all lines. There is no question
but that the thinning of their ranks
would work a great benefit to those
who were left, to those who were
eliminated, and to the country in
general.
And while this is not without the
range of the possible, might it not
be as well to revolutionize the bust
ness of the country still further and
eliminate the army Of commercial
travelers7 While many of them
are fine fellows and we admire
their business and manly virtues,
they constitute a luxury that the
country could easily dispense with
to a great extent.
While the questions Of production
and conservation are being consid-
cred, why not look around and see
if both might not be materially for
warded by eliminating wasted ef-
fort in many linesl
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

on Public Information. If these are
ignored the privileges of the camp
may be withdrawn in the discretion
of the camp commander.
None Of these rules apply to troops
in France, where the commanding
general of the Expeditionary Forces
will establish such regulations as
are necessary.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12
VlNOL REMOVES
THE CAUSE OF
CHRONIC COUGHS
A Constitutional Remedy
That We Guarantee

Lagrange. ". c.-"For years I
suffered with a chronic cough, so !
could not sleep nights and continued
20 lose flesh. My druggist asked me
10 try YinoL II cured my cough.
can sleep nights and have gained
twelve pounds. Vinol is the best
tonic and tissue builder I have ever
taken."--W. ID. Rem, Lagrange, N. C..
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis. Not a
rafcnt medicine. Formula on every
bottle. Your money back II Il fails.
". s. Lloyd, DruggisL M Sterling, Ky,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

Luke McLuke claims to be the on
ly humorist who never wrote a
mother law joke. Has Luke a
mother n-law, an is she so formi-
dable as all that9
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

+ The one redeeming feature of the
Russian middle is that, when the
daily paprs are short Of feature"
news, they can always find can
other crisis in the Russian situation"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

An evangelist says the Kaiser and
his field marshal will spend eter-
nifty in hell. In that case Judas Is
CARROT should start a petition for
pardon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12
Adding Machine for Sale.

Burroughs, 9 bank, with stand, in
good condition. Can be seen in
operation at this Office, and is Of
fered-at a bargain. 31-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

If there is a real need to con-
serve fuel, why not go after the
joy-riders9 There's a fertile field
for conservation, Doc.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

Don't cuss the snow. The wheat
needs il, and we need the wheat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12
AMERICAN TRANSPORT SUNK;
ia7 SOLDIERS LOSE LIVES


A story Of disaster at sea, affect
ing the hearts and hopes of Ameri-
cans, although they had been school,
ed to expect il ever since the first
contnignt Of their fighting men left
an Atlantic port to become broth
ers -in-arms to the Entente warriors,
entrenched agains { the German
hordes, fortunately has dwindled in
the telling.
A hundred and forty-seven lives
were lost in the torpedoing of the
British troop ship Tuscania Off the
Irish coast at dusk last Tuesday
evening, according to the latest re-
ports. She carried 1919 souls, in
GLIDING 2,179 United States for
esters, engineers, supply train men,
military police and aero units, ana
the first meagre details Wednesday
night Indicated that the death list
due to the steamers sinking might
be approximately 1000. A later
estimate that night, however, gave
267 as the number of men missing.
Thursday morning the figure was
reduced to 21O and this in turn was
lowered to 147 through information
obtained by a correspondent of the
Associated Press in Ireland and
confirmed by the American EN-
bassy in London.
The Tuscania, a liner of 1881
gross tons, was one of a strongly
guarded convoy and proceeding
eastward off the north coast of Ire
land when disaster overlook her. |
The shore line was visible from The
starboard side through the dusk of
oncoming night, and it was from
this direction that the lurking Ger
man submarine discharged a tor
pedo that found its mark in the
boiler room of the steamer. A sec
ond torpedo was seen to pass harm
lessly astren.
Apparently retribution at once
befell the enemy underwater boat.
According to the testimony of an
American officer who was one of
the last men to leave the Tuscania,
British destroyer dashed toward
the evident location of the attacker
and dropped depth bombs that re-
suited in the expressive phrase of
the submarine hunter, in the enemy
being "done in"
The explosion of the torpedo
Immediately caused tremendous
list and made the launching of life
boats and RATS extremely hazard
Gus in the heavy sea and the dark
ness. Almost all the loss of life
and the sustaining of injuries oc-
CURED because of this condition,
because there was no panic among
I
the Americans and the crew, and
the stricken liner remained ahoat
for fully two hours. Many patrol
boats assisted the destroyed in the
work of rescue and the survivors
were landed at various Irish and
Scotch ports, where prompt medi-
cal attention was given the injured
and the others were made comfort
I able.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-02-12

n OMPLETE satisfaction in the purchase OF an
~ automobile is the earnest desire of everyone.
OdsmobiIe owners have found their experience to be
of utmost interest to prospective buyers.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
MUCNA sMRT.

Chicago, III. = Mucne smrti je
umrl V pondeljek popoldne 60
letni Moric Schwartz, ki je stano-
val hiSi st. 1912 ma Newberry
ave. Imenovanega je predkratkim
zadel mrtvoud, kateri ga je pri-
klenil ma posteljo. Vceraj popol-
dne je sla njegova zena V neko
bliznjo trgovino, da bi nakupila
potrebne stvari. Ko Sc je povrni-
la, je videla, da je postelja, V ka-
teri je lezal njen moz, plamenih.
zenska je pri6ela glasno klicati ma
pomoG, in sosedom, XII so prihite-
Ii, Sc ie res posrecilo pogasiti O.
genj, toda Sele tedaj, ko je bill
moz, XII je lezal V postelji, po vsem
telesu grozno opecen. Po veeur-
nih groznih mukah je nesrecneza
resila smrt vsega trpljenja. Ka-
ko Sc je postelj vnela, je neznano
in nepojmljivo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
BODO PRICELI We
LIKO OFENZIVO MA TIA
LIJANSKI 'FRONT.'.

Washington, D. G. - Italijan-
skemu poslanistvu Sc je v ponde-
lick naznanilo, da misli AvstriJa
napasti italijansko fronto stevil-
mimi vojaSkimi eetami. Poslani-
stvo je izdalo naznanilo, da je So
vraznik koncentriral ma italijan-
ski 'front.' mic mani kakor 40 divi-'
zij in sedaj prihajajo tudi poroei-
la, da so dobile tie divizije dovolj
zivil, artilerije in municije, torej
vsega, kar so prieakovale.
Glavni predmet avstrijskih sum
koy bo najbrz mesto Brescia. En-
napad bodo izvrSili iztocno jezera,
drugega pa najbrz V zapadni sme-
ri, kjer bodo tudi skusali vdretl
V Lombardijo.
Glavna italijanska skladisca IL
vii in municije Sc nahajajo v Lom-
bardiji in Pijemontu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
BANDITA STA OROPALA
SLEPCA.

Chicago, I'll. = Banditje ne pri-
zanesejo nikomur. Hladnokrvno
oropajo bogatina, ali ravnotako
ravnoduSno oplenijo siromasnega
delavca in pohabljenega cloveka.
Ko je Sci John G. Appleman, ki
je slep, po Rockwellovi ulici in Sc
je priblizal stranski ulici, sta pred
MEGA stopila bandita in mu zagro-
zila, da ga ustrelita, ce pricne xii
cati na pomoc. Preiskala sta ME
COVE zepe in mu vzela $4,000.
Appleman je dejal roparjem:
"Vendar ne boste oropali slepega
cloveka.
"Roke kvisku!" Sc je zadrl mad
MIN bandit.
Pustila sta mu par centov in
mu porogljivo dejala, maj 81 z nil
mi kupi zajterk.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
OGENJ, KI GA JE POVzROCIL
OSTANEK TLECE CIGARE-
TIE, JE POVZROCIL DIVA
MILIJONA SKODE.

Jersey City, n. Y. = Vsled Elk
splozije in ognja, ki je divjal V
North Side delavnici od Erie ze-
leznioe, je nastalo "a diva milijo-
ma dolarjev skode. V sredo so "a
prli sledece osebe:
Roberta NJ. Jarvisa, predsedni-
ka Jarvis Warehouse Co., ker Je
obtozen, da je dovoljeval spray
ljati eksplozivne tvarine V skla-
diScih tvrdke brez tozadevnega
posebnega dovoljenja.
William E. Wilson, superinten-
dent tvrdke, zaprt vsled iste OBJ
dolzbe.
Edward Jones, tajnik Riker
druzbe. Bill je aretovan kot pOsest,
mix tvarine, Xxi je ekSplodirala.
Jacob E. Altman, inzenir, XII je
primal, da je vrgel mali ostanek
tlece cigarette ma majhen kup
chlorata, vSled cesar je naStala
razstrelba.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
PONEsRECEN BEG.

Chicago, Ill. = Willard Chap
man, XII je primal, da je ubil Oru.
will Travisa, in John McQuaid, k
sedi MIN V eni celici in caka
da pride pred porotnike radi cest'
mega ropa, sta poskusila pobegnit:
IL okrajne jece.
Thomas Farrell, napadeni straz
mix, je peljal dvojico V celico pc
konGanem sprehodu na dvoriscu
Ko je dvojica vstopila celico, je
Chapman udaril dvakrat strazar
ia S kosom zeleza po glaVi. Ro
pot je privabil druge strazarje na
lice mesta, XII so kmalu razoboro
zili Chapmana.
Jetnicar Joseph T. Davies j
odredil preiskavo V celici in nasl:
so V Mi vrvi, spletene IL ruh, k
mai bi Chapmanu in McQuailu slu
zile, da Sc spustita ograjnega Ii
da ma tia.
To je bill ze Chapmanov drug:
poizkus, da pobegne IL okrajne je
&c. Pred nekaj tedni sta on ii
njegov tovariS Martin Clark, k:
je sodeloval pri umoru Travisa
poskusala pobegniti IL detektiv
skega urada. Pc kratki gonji sc
ju ujei.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
PET DOLARJEV IN PES,
CENA IA zENSKO.

Mary Ann Thompson je bila
zadnja zena, prodana ma javn:
drazbi V Angliji, katera "proda'
ia" Sc je vrsila V Carlisle leta
1882. Bila je zena nekega far.
merja, Josepha Thompsona, ter je
bila porocena z MIN nekako tri
leta, ko je njen moz sklenil pro.
dati jo ma drazbi. Tel start nava,
di, dasiravno nj imela nikake po,
stavne navade, Sc je sledilo skozi
soletja V kmeckih distriktih An
glije.
Avkcija Sc je pri6ela opoldne
dolocenega dine in Thompson je
postavil svojo zeno ma velik stol
IL hrastovine z vrvjo krog njene-
ga vratu.
Zbrani mnozici je obrazlozil vse
njene napake in njene dobre last
nosti. Ponudnikov je bilo lie ma
10 "a konecno Sc jo je vendar pri-
sodilo nekemu Henry Mears, XII je
placal zanjo dvajset silingov ter
psa fundlandske pasme.
Mrs. Thompson je odsla zado-
voljna S svojim novim lastnikom,
ter Sc poroca, da je zive1a srecno
z MIN.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Iztrebljen battalion.

Neki nemski battalion, XII je ma
meraval poloziti most preko reke
Disc jugozapadno Channy, je bill
skoro iztrebljen.
Iztoeno Lassigny, okoli Noyo-
ma, Sc vrsi vroce bojevanje. Tam
kaj so imeli Nemci tako tezke IL
CUBE, da je bilo bojevanje zanJe
prava moritev.
Zapadno Lassignyja, Xxi je bill
pozorisGe vrocih bojev, pravijo
poroeevalci, da je bilo bojisce
"pokrito z mrtvim Nemci".
Kolona "a kolono Nemcev Je
prihajala IL vasi Orvillers in Pies
sisde-Roye in vse te kolone so "a
Sic naravnost V unicujoc ogenj
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Razne vesti.
IZGINIL JE BREZ SLEDU.


Dvaintrideset-letni Edward R.
Dow il Sooth Benda, Ind, je liza
20. marca brez sledu izginil. Dne
10. marca je podvzel trgovsko po-
tovanje V Gary in Michigan City,
Ind, toda cd tedaj nj bilo mic vec
slisati o MEM. Incl je pri sebi O.
koli $500, in sunni Sc, da je bill cd
oseb, ki so vedele, da ina denar,
V Gary morjen, njegovo truplo
pa so morilci najbrz skrili.
TukajSnji detektivi so pridno
ma delu, da izslede pogresanca ali
pa morebitne morilce.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
MRTVA TRUPLA OTROK
NAJDENA.

Chicago, Ill. = Vceraj so nasli'
dvoje trupel nekaj dni starih G.
trok moskega spola. Emo trupel-
ce so nasli plavajoce ma reki bill
zu 80. ceste, druga pa neki gosci
blizu Chicago Ave. Kakor vsa
znamenja kazejo, sta bila otroka
ziva rojena, potem pa izpostavlje-
ma elementom, XII so povzrocili
njuno smrt. s.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
POZAR.

New York, N. Y. = Stiri osebe,
tri zenske in en- moSki so izgubile
zivljenje, ko je izbruhnil V nekem
boarding house" ma Zapadni 3S.
ulici pozar. Zenske, Xxi so zgore-
lie, so igralke in pripadajo nekemu
glediscu, moSki pa je Sc neizpo-
Znan.
Mnogo oseb, XII so stanovale V
hiSi, 81 je re$ilo zivljenje S tenn,
da so splezale skozi okna ma pro-
StO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
VOJNI PREGLED.

Francoske in angleske cete so
izvedle vazne napade ma ODE krili
Hindenburgove armade, XII prodi-
ra prot Amiensu. Angleski gene
raj Haig je udaril iztocno Arrasa
proti severn, general Petain pa
juno, med Montdidrjem in Noyo-
nom. Anglezi so zavzeE Fenchy,
4 mile JUNO Arrasa, Francozi pa
Ayencourt in Monchel ter nekaj
ozemlja V okraju Orvillersa, pri-
blizno deset mill JUNO.
Mnogo znamenj je o pricetku
zavezniskega pritiska proti nevar-
MIN nemSkim postojankam. L.
vzemSi okrajev Luce in Avre, je
nemSko napredovanje vsepovsod
ustavljeno. Vrsi Sc bojevanje V
okolici Moreuila, kjer je zadnjih
"a urah ve6 vaznih took ponovno
menjalo svoje gospodarje.
Anglesko porocilo naznanja o
dveh napadih in protinapadih "z
dobrim uspehom tenn okraju.
Nemci so 81 prizadevali napredo-
vati, toda so imeli "malo uspeha".
V zadnjih "a urah sta bila Cd
bita diva nemSka napada, pri Ser
re, blizu Beaumonta pa so Angle
Ii udarili naprej in zajeli 23O Wet
nikov ter zaplanili 109 strojnih
pusk.
Neoficielna porocila naznanja-
io, da je bila zavezniska rezervna
armada, brojeGa 100000, MOI, po'
maEnjena V vojno zono in da Sc
priGakuje V teku prihodnjih par
dni zavezniSke ofenzive. Ameri-
ske cete bodo igrale velikO ulogo
V teh operacijah. Tudi te cete so
re ma pOtu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Amerikanci pod francoskim
poveljnikom.

Nemska ofenziva je potisnila v
rOke zaveznikov ono orozje, ki Je
omogoGilo sovrazniku zadnja tri
leta, da je zadaval take udarce
To orozje je vrhovno poveljnistvo
med zavezniki.
Najvisji poveljnik vseh zavez,
niSkih armad je general Foch, a.
meriSke cete pa bodo pod pove-
ljem generala Petaina, je izjavil
general Pershing veeraj po svo-
jem pogovoru z generalom Fo-
chom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
RADA BI VEDELA, CE JE
VDOVA.

Chicago, Ill. = Pred nekako
dvema tednoma je izvrSil neki
moz, XII Sc je imenoval Maks Doer-
ing, V nekem tukajSnjem preno-
GisGu samomor. Mrs. Konradina
Doering, soproga kovaca Maksa
Doeringa, bi sedaj rada izvedela,
ee je bill moz, XII 81 je wei zivlje-
ME, njen soprog.
Men moz lie bill 80 let star in je
priSel pred petimi lett IL Nemcije
V Ameriko.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
OBESIL Sc v BOLNICI.

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Harry No,
vice, petindvajset-letni mladenit
IL Pleasant Unity, Westmoreland
Sc je obesil V st. Francis bolnici
kjer je bolan lezal. Obesil Sc je ma
jermen, katerega je privezal OF
koncnico pOstelje.
Pc izjavi zdravnikov je trpel
Novice ma melanholiji re cd l. fe,
bruarja in Sc mu je OBJ casu, ko Sc
lie obeSil, omracil duh.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
TRI zENsKE UsMRCENE.

Waterloo, Ia. = Tri starejse
zenske so izgubile v pondeljek v
blizini Center Pointa zivljenje, ko
je zavozil avtomobil, V katerem so
Sc peliale,-v neki vlak, Xxi je vo-
zil IL Cedar Rapidsa V Waterloo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
MLAD SLEPAR.

San Francisco, Cal. = Louis
Beck, devetnajst-letni mladenie,
je bill tukaj aretovan pod obdolz-
bo, da je poneveril Adams Express
druzbi v Pittsburghu $S5, 100000.
Beck je primal, da je res izvrsil
tatvino.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
TRUPLo v JEZERU.

Chicago, III. = Pri 40. eesti so
potegnili V cetrtek IL jezera tru-
plo 40-letnega Louis Bogena. Ne
We Sc, je-i storil samomor, ali Sc
je prigodila nesreca.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Delavske vesti.

ter bo znasala njihova plaza po
IS centov ma uro. Podpisana je BIZ
la dve-letna pogodba med unijo
in delodajalci.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Milja "a milo moz.

Ma drugih cestah je istOtako VI
deti milja "a milo ameriSkih vo-
iakov, XII marSirajo pO velikem
blatu, vsled katerega trpijo zla-
sti vprezni konji.
Vsi mOzje delajo trdo, da bodo
pripravljeni V odlo6ilnem trenut-
! ku, ko Sc bo pMcel veliki pies.
Nemci so ustavljeni.
NemGija je napela vSe svOje 81
le, toda napredOvanje njenih ar
mad je ustavljenO.
Mnogo divizij, ki so Sc pa po-
stevilu zelo skrcile, je bilO poSla-
nih V Ozadje, kamor so odSle pre-
ko mrtvih trupel svojih tovariSev,
katerimi je bila pokrita zemlja.
Upanje ma mir.
Svet komaj caka ma proti-ofen-
zivO, ki bo - kakOr Sc splOSno mi
si - prinesla izmucenim naro-
dom mir, "a katerega Sc sedaj bo-
RHO. AmeriSki vo. aki V Franciji
dobro vedo in 6utijo, da so tudi
oni del tistih, ma katere so uprte
oGi vsega Sveta. Lahko sc rece,
da nj bilo Sc nobeno pOvelje takO
magic in dobrovoljno sprejeto ka-
kor zadnje povelje PerShingovo, S
katerim jim je naznanil vdelezbo
pri bodoci veliki bitki - vsak
moz, top in puSka, vse to je pri-
pravljeno storiti svoje V tenn veil
KEN casu. Treba je pripomniti,
da je bill zadnjem letu Pershing
tisti, ki ie povedal, da bodeGa Il
ca, pa bodisi da je Sc tako gosto
razpletena, ne more zadrzevati vo-
jaStva pri njegovem prodiranju,
Ge je vojaStvo pri wolff placati ce-
no "a napad. Nemci so predrli
preko svojih mrtvih tovariSev in
ogromnih ovit do tocke, kjer so
morali plaGati Sc veliko vec
Drugo dejanje tie velike bitke
bo Nemce Sc veG stale, kakor Sc
priGakuje, in to DO imelo tudi We
| lik vpliv ma kOnec vojne.
Baker blizu fronte.
Tainik Baker je izrazil svoje
zadovoljstvo napram casnikarskim
poroGevalcem glede akcije gene
rala PerShinga. AmeriSki tajnik
| je dOSpel V ameriSki glavni stan
obiska ma angleSki 'front.', kjer
je bill njegov avtomobil vedno u
Stavljen vsled Ogromnih kolon vo-
zov, XII Sc pomikajo proti 'front.'
ali prihajajo fronte. On je vi
del cele Wake ubeznikov, ki so be-
zali IL Peronne in Bapaume, ka-
kortudi dodge vrste ambulanc, ki
so Sc vraGale z bojiSca z ranjenci.
MisleG,. da je ameriSka ambu-
lanca, je izstopil tajnik Baker IL
svojega avtomobila ter ie odsel k
ambulancnem vozilu, kjer je po-
dal roko eni od dveh uniformira-
nih deklic, ki sta sedeli ma sOfer-
ISkem Sedezu.
"Veseli me, da vidim Ameri-
kanke pri taken delu'', je dejal
Baker.
Toda razoGaran je bill, ko mu je
mlada zenska odgovorila:
"Me niSmo Amerikanke temvec
Anglezinje, toda to nj noben raz-
locek V Gasih, kakorSni so sedaJ.
Mi smo vsi bratje in sestre, ki no.
6emo premagati Hume, kar bono
tudi Storili. -
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Pazi, da stvari, Xxi jo dobis "a
stonj, ne placas predragol

Socialism ne more kapitaliz-
nom skleniti nikakega kompro-
misa, kajti zmaga socializma po-
meni konec kapitalisticne druzbe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Zmaga pleskarjev.

st. Louis, Mo. = Organizirani
pleskarji V tenn mestu so dobili "a
1919 centa poviSano place ma uro
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Neprestan pohod'

Danes zjutraj oh Stirih so pri-
cell voziti po cestah tezki tOvor-
nj automobile. Opoldne so bile ze
vse ceste polne tovornih avtOmo-
bilov, tezkih voz konjsko vpre-
go, marsirajoGega vOjastva, konJ
in artilerije.
VGeraj so pri6ele odhajati pOsa-
meme skupine; nekatere so odSle
V to smer, druge drugo. LJudJe,
ki so stall OBJ cestah in Opazovali
brezkOnGno dodge procesiJe, cd
katerih nekatere so bile dodge po
veG mill, so Americana navduSenO
pozdravljali. Odzunaj ma odprtih
cestah so naSi fantje priceh petl
in pei so vSe pesmi cd "vojne
himne republike'', pa do one zna-
ne "Typerary". Americani kaze-
10 velik entuzijazem "a delO, V
katero Sc bodo kmalu vmesai in
komaj eakajO pri6etka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Strojniki zahtevajo veejo place
Povisana plaza tiskarjem.

Laramie, Wyo. = Tiskarska u
Mia je izposlovala svojim clanom
"a $4OO povisano place ma teden.
Sedai bodo dobivali po $27 ma te-
den "a dnevno delo in $50 "a noe
no delo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
Hoeeio krajse delavne ure.

Madison, Wis. = Organizirani
brivci V tenn mestu so prenehali z
delom, da izsilijo cd delodajalcev
privoljenje krajsih delavnih ur.
Brivci so pri volji, da delajo ne
koliko dalje zveeer, toda zahteva-
jo prank med tednom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-02
zopet so priceli z delom.

Chicago, ILL = Spor med mi
zarii in unijo zelezniskih delavcev
je poravnan, in zadnji so zopet
priceli delom.
stroiniki zahtevajo veejo place.
Baltimore, Ohio. = Hosting in
Portable unija strojnikov zahteva
"a svoje clane vecjo place, in 81
Ger 80 centOv ma urO.