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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-10-11
PROPOSED

Chapter SIS Of the Session Laws Of
Minnesota for the year 1917, proposes
an amendment Of Article Is of the Con,
~stitution of said State by adding there.
to a new section to read as follows:
"Section s. The manufacture,
sale, barter, gift, disposition, or the
furnishing, or transportation, or
keeping or having in possession for
sale, barter, gift, disposition, or h
furnishing, or transportation OF In
toxicating liquor of any kind, In n
quantity whatever, except for sac
ramental, mechanical, scientific, or
medicinal purposes, shall be forever
prohibited within this state from
md after the first day of July, 1920,
and lis amendment shall be self
executing. The legislature shall
enact laws for the enforcement of
this section and shall provide suit
able penalties for the violation
thereof"
THE PURPOSE Of the proposed
amendment is to forever prohibit With
I'm the State of Minnesota after July 1,
1920, the manufacture, sale, barter, gift,
disposition or the furnishing or trans
portation, or the keeping or having I'm
NAy SA~N NAA
of intoxicating liquor of any kind in
any quantity whatever, except for sac
ramental, mechanical, scientific or me-
dicinal purposes.
THE EFFECT of the proposed amend
ment, If adopted, will be to make I'M
lawful and forever prohibit the manu-
facture, SALE, barter. gift. disposition Oh
the furnishing or transportation y the
keeping or having I'm possession for any
of such purposes, of intoxicating liquor
of any kind In any quantity whatever,
except for s-acramental, mechanical.
scientific or medicinal purposes. within
this state after July 1, 1920, and to
place 1t beyond the power of any legis-
lative authority to permit the doing of
any such acts. II adopted. the doing
of any of the prohibited acts automatl.
cally becomes unlawful after July I,
1920, without any action on the part Of
the IeEislature or other legislative body.
The amendment II made self-execudnE.
A duty II, however, imposed upon the
leEis1ature to enact laws for the en-.
fOrcement OF this section, IL adopted.
and to provide penalties for the viola.
tisa thereof.
Yours respectfully,
CLIFFORD L. HILTON,
Attorney Ge1eFah
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EFT DEDICACE DUN
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Les Pilules R0uges sont en- vente ala ROSE DRUG co, 33 E.
Hennepin Avenue. Expedees parla MALE a toute adresse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-10-11

Chapter SIS Of the Session Laws OF
Minnesota for the veal 1917, proposes
an amendment of Article Is of the Con-
stitution of said State by adding there.
to a new section to read as follows:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-10-11
Echo oe l'Ouest
MINNEAPOLIS, II oCToBRE 1918

Miles Marie Granturin ct Anna
Dreyfus, ct MN. Longivini, Jules Ere
lin, AlfredGriesmar ct Emile Adels-
helm, de notre vile ont etc admis
membres de PAssociation Generate
des Alsaciens-Lorrains d'Amerique.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
Great Demand for Labor IN
This Section al Labor Bureau

To relieve this city OF the labor con-
dition, the local employment bureau,
with Mr.. Davis In charge Is doing all
In it's power TO secure laborers. They
have even secured the services of
three interpreters 10 go among the
foreigners In the city and suburbs for
laborers. II no results can be OBJ
tanned here, the interpreters win plan
a recruiting campaign in New YORK
and elsewhere.
At the present time this city Is in
q most urgent heed Of common labor
and the shortage OF laboring men
here has reached the extreme. So
great is the labor shortage In this sec
ton that the Pennsylvania railroad
has sen in q requisition to the local
office OF the state. federal, municipal
employment bureau for espe-
ciafly colored women to work on their
Amboy-Canadian line. The railroad
is so short OF men that they are sub
shutting women in almost every
branch OF work. They have even gone
TO the extreme IN using women as sec
ton hands. They are also subsfttut-
ing women as track walkers, general
utility women and car cleanersI
There Is q great demand In this
city for domestic positions. Each
day. great numbers OF women come
10 the employment ONCE seeking
work as domestics. but the appIica-
tons are coming IN so slow hat most
OF these women cannot be placed in
q position in this city. still IN all, the
employment bureau announced that
there are great numbers or these Pc
sttions open IN other localities. but
they desire TO give the local people
the nrst chance and when the home
needs are supplied. the women win be
given the positions IN other localities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
Accused Of Attempting to
Blow Up RoebIlng Plant

TRENTON. July 10;-FederaI au-
thorities here today are holding
Edwin +. Graborko. also known as
Gray, druggist. Of Roebling. and
Wladyslow Romantowski. also of
Rosbling. for connection with what
II understood to be q charge against
Graborko for conspiracy to blow up
the Roehling plant. Romantowski is
being held as a witness as Graborko
lived with him The latter Is a HIM
.garian who served two years In the
Austrian army as a lieutenant. The
other man Is q German Russian.
Residents of Roebling claim that
.Graborko a been making addresses
frequently to large gatherings of for
eigners IN that community. Because
of the fact that the speeches were IN
other languages their nature Is not
known. The federal authorities here
today said that they wsrs still inves-
.tigating the ease and hat II was not
known when Graborko would be ar
'raigned before them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
Advertising Men Hear From
Big Business Men at Session

81 United fTess
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10:-The
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World, IN convention here, got down
to their own business today after
spending most of two days on the ma
tion's business.
Big business executives represent
Ing most OF the larger industries and
localities of the United States were
before the convention today with
their ideas.
Among the events today were adj
dresses by these men:
Gerrit Fort OF the railway admins
tration.
Merle Sidener. chairman of the ma
tionaI vigilance committee of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World.
George w. Hopkins. Columbia Ora
.phophone Company.
William H. Ingersol1. Tngersoll
WEtch Company.
z. c. Tibbftts. B. T. Goodrich Rub
Der Company.
Truman A. Deweese, Shredded
Wheat Company.
Rev. Mark Allison Matthews. pas
tor, First Presbyterian church. Seat.
tie.
Charles F. Berg. Portland, Ore, Ad
Club.
Interest in the ace for next years
convention was much keener today
"A committee. appointed last night
.Icanvassed the situation before deeid-
ing between New Orleans, New York
and st. Paul, the principal contend
ers.-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10

LONDON. July 10-Kafser Wilhelm
seems about to add King of Austria
to his long list of royal titles. 1t looks
a. II Austria win disappear, not by
action Of the alites or the rebel1ious
peoples held subject to the Hapsburga
but by that OF the Hohenzollern ruler
over the senior partner In the Teutonic
alliance.
This will mean the breakup of
Austria-Hungary and probably the
end OF the pen-German dream.
While Austria's Germans probably
would submit willingly to the kaisers
rule. there Is little chance that Hun
garians, J~ugoslaysr Czechostovaks,
Rumanians, Poles and Italians would
do so. re ~feza5- e.
Germany would come out OF the
squabble with an united German ma
ton. for the first time In modern his
tory, but with a southern fringe OF
rebellious provinces which she could
not permanently control.
Karl Hapsburg would take his place
on the shelf with Nick Romanon. II
emperor of Russia.
Already Germany has refused to
supply starving Austrians with food.
Dispatches from Switzerland have
reported outbreaks In Austrian Tyrol
against the Hapsburgs and for the
Hohenzollern yoke.
The next expected step Is for Ger
many to say to the Germans OF Aus
tria:
Wen feed you IL you'll stand for
being annexed to the empire"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
ACID TEST FOR
ALL CANDIDATES
Democratic State Chairman
Says Primary Fight Win Be
Conducted Without Rancor

TRENTON, July 10:-Charles Il.
Mcdonald. Democratic state chair
man, speaking of the policy on which
the Democrats party will base itself
In the coming United States senatori-
al fight, said today that the contest
Is to be conducted without partisan
ship or rancor. The candidates Of
the party are to be known supporters
Of the administration, to have always
been in favor of stern and relentless
waging of the war and no cessation
until kaiserism and autocracy are
suppressed, he declared further. No
lip service or p~rovocation of loyalty.
such as 1T stand with the President"
etc, is to be a qualification OF a an
didats4 The acid test Is to be who is
the man and where has he stood re-
garding the acts and purposes OF the
administration.
mo man Is entitled to the conf
fdence Of the people at this time who
makes so-called constructive criti-
ctsm," the Democratic chairman
went ON to say, the cloak to cover
public and sinister attacks upon the
President and his administration.
Il propose carrying on this CAM
|paign with the aid and cooperation
OF not only the state committee and
the auxiliary committee. but with
the assistance Of the county commit
tees and their chafrmen." Mr.. Nc
Donald continued.
The campaign Is to be opened
shortly and will continue until cleo
ton night, according to the chair
man.
In concluding. Mr.. Mcdonald aid
that he felt that democracy has stood
the test of a great political party
whose aim and achievement have
been in the aus of human liberty
and constructive government, and
that the psrpetuation of the govern
ment of. by and FOR the people Is Sc
cure and assured under the rule of
the party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10

I In their dire extremity. what else
could the Austrtans do but accept
1t would be a sweet revenge for the
kaiser on Emperor Karl. who in a
moment when his conscience pricked
him wrote a letter recognizing the
right Of Alsace-Lorrafne to freedom.
He's q g scolding for 1t; now comes
the real punfshment.
In carrying out his "Mittel Europa
expansion program the complete dom
nation Of Austria figures In the kai-
sers plans. But he will not gobbIe
up the rest Of the Hapsburg realm
without lome trouble.
The trouble will come from the
Czechs. the Slovaks. the Poles and the
Jngo-sfavs. and perhaps from the
Hungarfana.
The Slavic and Latin peoples Of
Austria will never submit peacefully
to being seized by Germany. They
have already caused @ great deal of
trouble for Vienna The Polish Ques-
ton has given the kaiser himself
many a sleepless night. and has long
been q bone OF contention between
Berlin and Vienna.
Bat with the big fight OF the war on
his hands on the western front, the
kaiser might deem II advisable to
promise Bohemia. Poland and Jugo-
Slavta their Independence, to free the
Italians n Rumanians In the dual
monarchy, to prevent continual revo-
luton at his back door and avert the
necessity for keeping a badly-needed
German army in the Slavic states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
How Could They Fight
without Knowing 'The Scorer

LONDON. July 1o-Baseball scores
and the latest news from the states
are being supplied to American SOL
diers n sailors In every corner OF
England M Scotland by United Press
bulletins. through the Y. NJ. C. A.
One OF the most narrowing features
OF life In the Isles for many Ameri-
ans has been the lack of news that Is
news. The American boys have COM
planned hat their British cousins have
no idea Of the value of freshness in
news. The wan b supplied now by q
daily teIegraphic condensed news SER
vice. furnished to the boys without
cost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
Water Companies Must Pay
State Thousands Of Dollars

TRENTON, July i0.-The STATE
Department OF Conservation and De-
vslopment today announced that as
result OF \ recent decision OF
Judges Bergen and Black. OF the
supreme Court the Acquaekanonk
Water Company and the East Jersey
Water Company. supplying North
Jersey municipalities will have 70
pay the state thousands o. dollars fer
excess diversion or water from tia
Fassafc river. The former eompany
Is "a pay &41&e9 Cor 1885, <1411& ter
f&616.TA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
5000 Paper Bags
Are Distributed
For Day Nursery

arrangements having been
completed, the waste campaign for
ne benefit Of the Perth Amboy Day
nursery Is now getting into fun
swing. Public spirited residents OF
Perth Amboy are offered through
this campaign IN opportunity to
help provide a daytime home for
children whose mothers must work
to support them, BY merely Kidding
their homes of useless accommodations
Sanitary bags are now being dis
tr!buted throughout the city. Each
bag has a list of the things desired,
which are such old and outworn
things as are no longer usabls. When
every home IN the city has a bag tho
collection will begin and will continue
systematically until the whole city has
been covered.
The need for funds Is urgent The
past stressfuI a has made extra
heavy demands on the oc
the Day Nursery Association. With
war, the prices of wholesome food for
n children and the cost of mafntafn-
ing the nursery has increased enor-
mously.
An Increase In the number OF chill
dren to be cared for has also been no.
ticed. and 1T Is expected hat addf-
tional accommodations will have to
be secured as more women will have
10 leaYe their children with the nur
sery while they take the places In the
worlds work of the men called to the
colors.
The ofacers Of the Day Nursery As
~sociation look to the citizens Of Perth
Amhey TO lend their heartfest support
to the waste campaign. The services
OF the Harrison Cooperative Service.
experts In conducting waste cam
paigns. ave been secured to carry on
the work. and IT Is expected that the
campaign will be a banner IN en-
cheney and t-horoughness. When the
cCllectfon Is over. the total amount OF
material secured will be sold in one
lot. and local dealers are expected to
bid literally.
Desirable Things 10 Donate.
o homes contain the following
things which can help swell the fund:
Rags. large or small; unwearahle
articles such as old flannel baby
clothes blankets pettteoats. womsnss
outing suits, stockings. wooden under
wear, shirts. yarn. knit or crochetad
articles ueh IS unwearable house
jackets shawls, sweaters, scarfs, to-
boggan caps and mittens, and wom-
ems. mems and boys unwearahle
garments, including overcoats suits.
cloth skirts. all kinds of old carpets
and rugs old rubber footwear, ante
mobile tires, hot water bags. and cop
pei. brass. lead. tinfoil. old plated
ware. knives. forks. etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
Browning Files His Petition

TRENTON. July 1o5congressman
william ]. Browning. OF Camden,
has Just filed HIS petition as a candi-
date for denomination on the Repub-
lican ticket at the coming primary
election. Browning represents the
paign manager Is to be Harry Reeves.
surrogate Of Camden county. and the
Security Trust Company. OF that city,
is TO be the depository OF his funds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10

% She Is the widow of his elder
brother Richard. killed at the first
battle OF Ypres.
British law does not permit q man
to wed the widow of his brother.
There is no such restriction IN
America. So the wedding was held
In New York.
British law does not recognize such
a marriage as legal. So Lord and
Lady Wellesley expect to live In this
country.
Lady Wellesley is n daughter OF Sir
Maurice Fitzgerald. Knight of Kerry.
Lord Wellesley was one OF the first
British Eviators TO reach France. and
has flown over France. Belgium and
Egypt. He Is rs, and a three
decorations-the military cross. the
1914 star. and the Royal Humane So
ciety's medal for saving life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10

NEW YORK. July Lord George
WcIiesley. great-grandson OF n Duke
OF Wellington. may soon become an
American citizen. because his native
country Won't recognize his wife.
The descendant OF the famous
Iron Duke" who shattered Napo-
Icons power has done a lot to shatter
tho power of the present would-b
world-eof quereT. the kaiser.
lie * iieutenant-coloRel in the Brit
ish nyaGg corps.
IFts 81 her is the present Duke OF
WELLINGTON. or George Is the
youugesr son.
He's attRched TO the New York Of
fce OF tie royal air force.
Bit c. orEe's trip to America wa
u~ndertake1 mainly with another OBJ
1ect 10 vfrR-to marry Lady Louise
Nesta Psrfeia Wellesley.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-17

Velke pozornosti Sc tesil pTf
chod ceskych vojfnG slouzi-
cich pod praporem Styce Sa--
ma v camp Perry. $50 vojinGi,
ktefi jsou domovem v Cleve-
lande prijelo drive, kdezto dru
ii prisli k Probulovu pred 10.
hod. yecernf. Vyzva v listech,
ably pfibyvsfm vojfndm poskyt
nuto bylo v meste nasem poho
stinstvf nevyznelo ma plano. O.
betavy mas lid ''rozebral" vo-
jacky drive, nez-li dosli do
Probulova, kan vlastne dosla
jen kapela o % mulch a jez
pax koncertovala ma Broad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-17

Neocekavany vyvoj udalostf
ne Sibfri, kde ceskoslovenske
pluky zaznamenavajf jisty u
speech proti sovetdm muze mi
ii "a nasledek dalsi nemecke
vyboje a zakroceni stane Sc nut
nosti, nechtf-li spojenci celou
Rus ponechati. ma pospas ne
meek kontrole. Dalsf vahanf
by snadno mohlo miti v zape-
ii osudnou okolnost, re mohlo
by byti puziti ruskeho lidu k
vyplnenf meier " nemecke ar
made. Zakroceni spojenecke je
velke dGlezitosti an hrozi sku-
tecne nebezpecf, re by move or
ganisova ruskas armada !byla
donucena Nemeckem uziti
zbrani proti centralnfm moe
cim. Nesporno jest, ze bolsevic
ka vlada zasobuje Nemce po-
travinami a do. Washingtonu
dosly jiste opodstatnene zpra-
w, re povazlivy pocet ruskeho
lidu stoif We sluzbe nemecke.
Nektere soukrome pokyny do
konce tvrdf, re vse co z ruske
ozbrojene moci zbylo, jiz pri-
stim rokem bojovati bude pod
nemeckym praporem, jestlize
spcjenci v cas- nezakrocf, aby
n6mecka rozpfnavost ma W.
chode zahy byla zarazena.
Hned v prvnfm roce valky
preslo z rakouske armady do
voiska ruskeho n6kolik tisic
Cechoslovakd, kterf hned bojo
vail s Ruskem proti NemcGm
tou vyhradou, ze nebudou nu-
ceni jfti do pole proti rakou-
skvm oddflnm, kde dosud slou-
Ii ieiich krajane. Znama jest
ieiich statecnost, jez dali ma
jevo nekolikrate.
Kdvz uZavren byl mir Brest
LitovskV, hrozilo tomuto VOL
sku velke nebezpeci. PrfsluSni
ci jeho byli bv po SVEN navratu
dc Rakousko bez milosrdenstvf
Jake sbehove zastreleni., v Ru-
sku pax nemohli zGstati an ne
ievili dostatecne svmpatie boil
sev;ckou vladou sovetG. Vol
sko feskoslovenske sc rozhod-
lalo boiovati Sc spoienci a po-
kraGovati v boiich proti Teuto
MIN. Ale rozhodnuti toto ma
velke obtize pri provedenf an
mezi germanskou moci a spoie
nackvmi armadami Jest vycho
Gist6 skOrenn nemoznou veci. Ne
kolik tisfc CechoslovakI zaha-
lilo nnni tazeni sm6rem W.
cbodnim podal trate transiblr
ske drahy k Vladivostoku. kde
donfali nalezti lode. jez by lie
dopravily ma bojiste v zapadnf
Evrope.
NemcHm arci tento nebezpe |
ff nro ne manevr neusel a DO
zadovali energickv odzbroienf |
Eask6 armadv. Ale Cechoslova |
ci vesmas dobTf a otuzili voiaci i
snadno rozmetli slabe bolsevi
ckh voisko " cestu Sc linn costa !
vivsi. Stale roztourf ieiich ra-
dv nmoznilv usnesnV postup
model imenovanf drahv. TAX
ze dnes ;ovladaif tretf tepnu
celeho snoienf Ruska evronske
no re Sibffi. A dnes jest jiz We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-17
MTT7G MT1SS N7H1& GEyS
Eaa easEaa eas
ZapIjceno laskavosti News.

Sobotni vitani prof. Masa-
ryka a to die staroslovanske-
no zvyku, pred hotelem Hol-
lenden, kde p. Jan Feriencik
podal mu ma stribrne misce
sill a chleb a slovenska divka
G. Machalova obdarovala
jej kytici nadhernych kve-
til.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-17

CESKOSLOVENSKA ARMADA Ma RUSI
D0LEzITYM CINlTELEM.
KONTROLUJE DODAVKU POTRA-
WIN MA SEVERN RUS.

Washingtone znamo, ze cesko
slovenska armada, diktuje Via
de bolsevicke svoje podmfnky,
jelikoz kontroluje dodavanf po
travin ze Sibfre do Ruska. Jiz
dnes jest nekolik tisic ceskoslo
vanskeho vojska We Vladivo-
stnku, ale nedostatek lodi zbra
nuje Jim odchod ma bojiste do
Francie, takze jsou nuceni sta
ii Sc dGlezitym cinitelem pri
nedvratnem vojenskem zakro-
Genf spojencI ma Dalnem W.
chode.
Londyn, Is. eervna. - Ce
skoslovenske vojsko operujfcf
proti Wade sovetG ma Sibfri al
V uralske oblasti pokracuje IL
spasne We vyboji jak mi tele-
gram Moskvy dne IL. cerv-
ma. Cesi zmocnili Sc 10. a IL.
ccrvna Samary a rychle postu
pull k Oufes Ma sibfrske draze
od Celiabinska k Tomsku, v
delce 1850 mil jsou vsechna
rlesta ceskoslovenskou arma-
dou obsaZena. Omsk obsazen
byl Cechoslovaky 8. cervna spo
lu kozaky pod plukovnikem
Ivanovem. vojska sovetu donu-
cena k ustupu cd, jmenovaneho
mesta i cd Tunonu.
Sibfr ohlaSuje Wade, sovetG
zffzeni move, uplne samostat-
ne vladv V jejiz radach stojf i
plukovnik Ivanov. Neschvali-li
'bclsevick& vlada tento postup,
zamezi nova sibfrska vlada,
jez nikterak nestoif ma upl-
mem odloucenf cd Ruska veske
rou dodavku potravin do sever
niho Ruska.
Postup velkych oddil1 cesko
siovenskych ma Dalny vychod
jest zaznamenan v depeSi do
sic listu Times z Pekingu v Ci-
ne. ktera blast v ceskosloven-
sk6 armada dnleziteho cinite-
V delSfm vVviuu cele sibirske
otazky. u Celjabinska sme-
rem ra vVchod stoji dive divise
a Go Vladivostoku dopelo az
dosud celkem $4,000 muzG.
PTftomnost eeskoslovenskehO
voiska pIsobf bolsevikim ne-
t',sen6 starosti take by je ra-
di vypravili X odplutf.
Mezitfm general Semenov,
nrotibolsevicky vidce Sc nete
81 podobnvm uspachGm. must
ustnpovati proto. ze jeho od-
dflech nenf voienske kazne.
Mineni ma cele SibiTi lest proti
bolsevikGm, ale neidGlezitejsi
mesta isou dosud temito kon-
trolovana, mimo toho majf v
rukou potraviny valecne "a
soby.
Celou Sibfri jde jedine vola
nj. abv v zemi pomoci spiencH
zaveden byl pofadek. Bolsevi-
kim Sc naskvta now protivnfk
admiral Kolchak, ktery Sc pro
ii MIN stavf s kozaky ma vycho
dnf mandzurske hranici pobliz
takze bolseviko-
We poiali 1mvsl v padu. ze by
admiral 1tocil ma Vladivostok,
do vzduchu nahroma-
isne ohromne zasoby stfeliva.