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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
.F|VE-CENT FARES
ARE RELOCATED To
THE REAR AGAIN
Common Council Recon-
mits Ordinance for
urther Information
.FIGU RE S MIXED
Haddon Finds Company
Claims Only $4,000
900 Investment in
Richmond.
FIGU RE S MIXED

Councilman T Gray Haddon. from
Clay ward, threw a rock at the com
mittoe's report on five-cenf straight
fares at the special meeting of com
/ mon council last night. and in the
midst Of what started off like an ami
mated bout, proceedings were brought
TO a sudden stop by Councilman Edgar
Is. English. also from Clay ward.
who moved that the proposed ordi-
nance be committed to the street com
mittee for further information.
The meeting had been set for the
purpose Of discussing and acting upon
the reconam cndation OF the street
committee that the Virginia Railway
and Power company he given au-
! thority to charge Ave cents straight
for fares over It's lines, 10 increase the
price OF labor tickets from 2 IL cents
each to ; i-S cents each. and an
elimination of all taxation on the in
creased revenue derfsed from the
| higher cost of street car|tares
II had been stated thatlAmendments
would be introduced by Councilmen
Roden. Umlauf. English. Jones and
Sullivan, with probably the iniroduc-
ton of substitute by Councilman
Mills. Every member OF council had
expressed himself to the effect that
the company should receive SOM
| financial relief In these times of high
cost OF living. The question. however
as to how TO supply this relief and
the amount the public would be called
upon TO pay, got the members In a
state of nom unanimity.
Nearly every man had "A different
proposition to offer. and all OF them
had divergent views.
Mr.. Sullivan had offered an amend
! thai hug s1sr |a
jeans of the average citizen. The pro
posed ordinance provides for labor
tickets, good between the hours OF SIX
and eight o'clock A NJ. He wanted
the paper amended so that the period
in which the tickets may be used
would he thrown back to seven O'Clock
at the latest. instead OF eight.
This, II was understood. with the
other features of the ordinance, Would
/ satisfy the company. Before the mo-
ton could be put 10 a vote Mr. Roden
gesticn by Offering a resolution re-
lieving the company OF all taxes on
the increased revenue from the pro-
posed increase in fares
Before this could be voted upon
Mr.. Eaddon arose with a stack oil
hgures in his hands which, he said
made the situation. SO far as he was
concerned, rather complex
| Il want some more information, -
said Mr.. Haddon Before | am will
Ing TO vote on this proposition | want
TO know exactly how much capital the
company has invested In Richmond
The company should receive some
/ moral and conscientious relief from
our hands although IL cannot de-
mand such legally. but I want 10
know how much relief we should give
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09

has arrived and the heads of the grea,
government works and privately con-
trolled war industries are ready to
weed out those eligible for military
duty from among their employees.
With a labor shortage already exist
ing. the places of these men called for
fighting duty will have to be filled
by older men and these men will have
to be drawn into essential industry
from the desks and counters. The
government Is not going to play the
part OF Stacker and the desk work
as essential as II .is. will be done by
men physically unfit for other work
and by women.
The forehanded men among the
bureau chiefs in Washington are al
ready canvassing the hospitals where
the MANNED and disabled fighting men
who will not be able TO return TO mill
tary duty are now being made as fiji
as possible. and recruiting these men
for clerical duty under the govern
ment. Women by thousands are be-
ing brought into government through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
BRAKEMEN ARRESTED
AS EXPRESS BANDIT

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian J
Staunton, Va. Aug. s.--B. c. Good
hare, alias Fl. G. Garland. aged thirty
FIVE years, of near Clifton Forge. a
brakeman in the employ ofrhe chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, was arrest
ed in this city this afternoonn. charged
with entering an express car on the
c. & 0, on the morning of July %,
between Charlottesville and Staunton.
binding Express Messenger A l. Mar
shall. Of Washington, and rifling the
safe of $4,000 in money and other
valuables
During the past week Goodbare has
been stopping at the same hotel with
detectives working on the case. Chief
Express Agent Tom J. Watts and E.
B, Harrigan who, with railway detec-
tives and Pinkcrton men worked up
the case, state they have accumulated
evidence which they regard sufficient
to convict Goodbare will be given
a preliminary hearing in police court
tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09

With irresistible speed and aided
by n dense fog. the British fourth
nrmy surxed forward. after only
three minutes of preliminary bonn
bnrdment. and crushed everything
before 1t. pIunging ahead two. four.
six. ten MILES In the center. On
their right, around Morepfl. the
Germans were better prepared. the
French attack having been pre-
ceded by n ,forty-mfnute lombard
ment. but there. too. the dash of
the attackers was too much for the
Teutons and Moreuil and Moriael
fell In the frst few hour. to the
offensive.
More than n dozen villages were
taken by the French and British.
Capture Of Norlancourf. reported
unonicialfy late yesterday after
noon, has not vet been confirmed,
hut In the British center MerceI-
cave, Lamotte-en-SAAterr Har-
bonni<res. Bayonviliera, Cayeux,
and Caix fell to the attackers in
swift succession.
Last nights French eomnunique.
referring as il does for details to
the British official night report.
shows the Pfcardy drive has been
entrusted to the British comman-
der-in-chfef. the larger portion of
the sector In which the offensive In
taking place, being an integral part
of the British front. 1t will he re-
called that during all the battles
ON the Aisne. Disc and Marine riv-
ers. detailed reports of the progress
Of operations came invariably from
the French war ofYtee. even when.
IA was mostly the case, British
troops participated In the actions.
The arrangement is further proof
of the complete coordination of
the allied military operations. and
of the hearty. unErudgfnE co-opera-
ton between the French and
British armies. Ii shows further
that the appointment of n gen.
eraltssimo has not. ms wns feared
In some allied quarters. last
spring. Impaired the Integrity md
"xepnrateness~ Of either front or
army. The GENERALIZATION of COM
mand thus has resulted In bring
ing the allies the very maximum
Of advantage, with none OF the
foreboiinxn Of diaadvantawes-
upon which the Germans undoubt-
eddy counted-havfng been full
flfed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
Fugitive Waller
Is Under Arrest
Former PoIiceTan who IL Responsible
For Police Department Urheavnl
Ia Held In Ohio.

Announcement was received at po-
lice headquarters yesterday that former
Policeman Frank S. Waller had again
been taken into custody at Lima, Ohio
Captain Wright at once made arrange
ments for sending Detective-Scrgeant
waymack to Lima, after the fugitive
waller is under indictment here on the
charge OF Bookkeeping.
It was through statement made by
him to Mayor Ainslie that Chief Sow
eli was denoted. and this action on
the part OF Waller. also, brought forth
the. famous grand jury investigation
followed by tho hearing OF custer pro-
ceedings by Mayor Ainslie.
An effort was made several weeks
ago to get Waller, but he ciuded the
offfcers. iun,ped his bail bond and dis
q pcared.
Tho message yesterday suggested
that an officer be scnt NJ once. ~ tn
L Ian ~ n custody U
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
U-BOATs ON WANE
DESPITE SINKINGS

Washington. August s.-The navy
department tonight announced the
sinking of the American steamer
Porpage off the coast of France. Three
members OF the crew are reported
missing The announcement reads:
"The American steamer Porpage Is
reported sunk by a submarine OH the
coast OF France. The vessel was hi
by a torpedo on the port side amid
ships and sank in an hour and forty
Ave minutes.
"All members OF the armed guard
are reported safely landed. Three
members Of the merchant crew are
reported missing. They are w. Sup
pon, chief ofler; =. Parks. second engi-
neer, and p. r. Mcdonald. nregnAy.
No report - ina1le6 NJ hp itls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09

cash than miles deep already has been cut into
the Picady front of Amens by the French
offensive which begun dawn yesterday front of twenty
miles between Branches Avre Morancourt three
and half miles southwest of Albert vi
The still in full swing. Early yesterday evening
Law able in the that upwards
guns and 1000 prisoners had been taken Field Marshal
Hag who has chief command of the offensive gave es
mates beyond saying that several thousand prisoners and
many guns had been taken.
Hags bulletin shows the British center to have been pene
Framcrve which lies eleven miles Of
Vers Bretonneux When the drive began the British line
passed less mile of the latter which nine
and half miles east of Amiens.
The arrowhead British wedge points straight ST.
Quentin from which region the German lunged forward their
terrific drive March 81.
Meanwhile the French the British left made important
Roadway along and between the Luce and Avre rivers crossing
the latter Their advance threatens to oudank Mondder the
fronts.
large scale of German retirement between Noyon and
Montddier appears inevitable simultaneously Ludendor
must draw back his front astride the Disc
The first day Of the allied drive nsures therefore the
chief object for which it has been launched. 4
With the collapse Of the southern portion Of that front
tween the Aisne and the Marine the whole German Pcar
wedge becomes to the Germans rather than Paris
and the allies Realizing this Ludendor had begun couple
of days ago under of feint attacks toward VA1
Breonneux make preparations for getting out of the deep
Picardy cup voluntarily and at minimum cost.
But before his preliminary plans laid Foxy
Foc anticipated him and decided strike With the
swtness and secrecy with which he ready for the psyco
ca moment the Marine he set the night for this
offensive and when utterly stunned the Germans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
URGES SEIZURE
Of MEAT PLANTS
BY GOVERNMENT
Federal Trade Commits
sion Makes Hot Attack
on Big Five"
EVIDENCE GIVE N
President Is Expected to
Act Soon on Report
Which He Has Re-
ceived.
EVIDENCE CIV E N

Washington, Aug. S.--The fed
erni trade commission has recom-
piended 40 the president that the
government acquire and control
practically every phase of the
packing industry.
The conn issfon's report--by far
the most radical document of the
war-was made public today. II
has been in the hands of the presi-
dent since July 5. Action on Ii by
him il expected at any time.
IT Is the most severe indictment
of the methods and practices of the
big packers that has ever been
drawn. 1t accuses them of every
business crime and offenxe. They
are charged with having a monop-
oily, with conspiracy, restraint i'm
trade. profiteering of the most fla
grant type. manipulation of the
markets, the murder" of compete
tors, shady financial alliances. and
other iniqnities that are internal
tionnl I'm aspect.
The report is preceded by letter T.
he president. which says
answering directly your questio,
IS 20 whether or not there exist
monopolies. controls, trusts, combina
lions. conspiracies or restraints o
afade Out Oh harmony Win the law an
the public interest. we have found con
elusive evidence that warrants an un
quslned Affirmative
And just before the above. the tire
who drew up the re
william 3. Coiver. John Frank
lin Fort and Victor Myrdock---mak
plain that all the information the
nave gathered concerns only the rea
packing industry. Here are their recon-
nendations:
/. That the government acquire
through the railroad administration
Ill rolling stock used for the trans
oortation of meat animals and tina
sueh ownership be DECLARED govern
nent monopoly.
2. That the government acquire
through the railroad administration
the principal and necessary stool
yards OF the country, to be treated a
freight depots and to be operated unde
such conditions as will insure oper
markets. with uniforr
scale OF charges for all services per
formed. and the acquisition of estab
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
RACE FOR CONGRESS
rs STILL IN DOUBT

Reports from various parts OF the
first congressional district, throwing
light upon the result OF the primary
election held August s, to determine
the democratic candidate for the long
term at the regular November cleo
ton. continue to indicate that not
until the Anal and official count is full
" tabulated will it be definitely known
whether victory has fallen to Senator
Mapp. of Accomac, or TO Congress
man Bland. OF Newport News
The small lead that Mr.. Bland ap-
peared to have yesterday morning
was materially reduced by later adj
vices throughout the day from out
lying sections. The friends of Sena-
tor Mapp express the confident belief
that when the final canvass is COM
pleted he will be named the victor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
UNITY OF ALLIES
SHOWS IN DRIVE

Washington. Aug. ,S.---Nev1 AZ TIN
steady advance Of the Franc6 HrfktsF
armies in Picardy today c4ue(S n
experts here in the ability n
lies to recover before WI
ground gained by Ludend6rE =
fghting this year. xa sg 49, Il
Both French and British T. "a
attaches placed emphasis up@ W.
ports OF the big operation }k :
agreed here that by the &c.,
this morning with It's rsapl{t
ture OF thousands pf the IN
hundreds Of gums, General I'M l.
set 1t rest ANy doubts that IT.
hold the inttiat3xs, I1eJol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-09
HAIGS MEN DRIVE DEEP INTO HUNS PCARDY LINE e
CAPTURE 1000 PRISONERS AND 100 GUNS IN DAY
Salient Now Menace to Germans,
Who Are Already Trying to Get
Out to Avoid Being Surrounded

Swiftness and Secrecy Mark Allies Preparation for
Thrust, Which Takes Enemy By Surprise,
Three-Minute Bombardment Opens British
Attack, Which Is Aided By Fog-More Than
Dozen Villages Taken.
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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
MISS GRACE LUSK ODVEDE-
MA v KAZNILNICO.

Waukesha, Wis. = Miss Grace
Lusk, moriteljica Mrs. Mary New
man Roberts ter uciteljica V Wau-
keshi, je bila danes poslana, po-
TEN ko so izvedenci proglaslll, ola
je njen razum V dobrem stanJu V
drzavno kaznilnico V Waupun, ola
tako pricne odsluzevati njeno ka-
zen pri trdem delu.
Miss Lusk je bila spoznana krl-
vim umora druzega razreda. Maj
Mia kazen "a doprineseno hudo-
delstvo je IA let in najviSja % let.
Obsodba Sc tudi glasi, ola mora
Miss Lusk vsako leto ma dan u
mora preziveti sama V samotnl ce-
lici. In baS danes, to je V peteik,
ie minulo leto dni, odkar Sc je od-
igrala ia krvava zaloigra.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
SVECANO RAZVITJE JUGO-
SLOVANSKE ZASTAVE v
WASHINGTONU.

Dne 4. julia, na prank Pro-
glasenja ameriske neodvisnosti Sc
bodo vrSile V WashmgtOnu vellke
svecanosti pred drzavnim kapito-
lom. Ia dan Sc bodo prisle poklo-
nit predsedniku Wilsonu skupine
in deputacije skOro vsih inozem-
skin narodov, zivecih Zdruzenih
drzavah, Pri tel prilili bodo oso-
bito castno nastopili Jugoslovani
(Slovenci, Hrvatje in Srbi) ker DO
vlada Zdrulenih drzay, letos dne
4. julia oficijelno priznala Jugo-
slovane svojim zaveznikom. = Ia
dan bo trldi prvic uradno pred
Ameriko razvita naSa nova jugo-
slovenSka zastava.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
Upori ma Dunaju.
e..-a5ani narod zahteVa mir in hrano
run1 NEMc1J1 vRE, NARoD zAHTEVA MIR

pai oon ikana hrane izbruhni na DunaJu reSn Hp %
70 h;la pozvana da iSte zatre, potem 10 Je
iavi prvemu mnistru Won Seydler, da mu Je neDos '
redu in mlru =, .4ir,o royarne ma
oroorem sanovanje prvega minEra kakor tuul UeI
tSHofh,rp' Trii Sc bode progaSen VoJm preN sou &
os+al ker narod prOtesra prO IA novo zhalSan NI" -
porosia k SO prihajala zadnjh cash. so porocala I
AvstriJ zaradi kruSnih raci katere 50 Due di do
neoa zGrpanja zitnih zalOg AYStr1L Ia NS"No o' y
yoIieno en- in pol funta kruha na teden . IN
past Droti tel novi vpeavi 50 phaJaLl Il YSeh S" ;
isk nesni odbor e Spree tOrek reSonclJo Po'eS' -
odbor V tenn mesu pa e Sc pooStrl TO reSolucJo ' "
da Sc nemudoma skene generalm MIR .;i ~
S 50 So poiavili ma Dunau drugod radl tie Stuac!T'
i5 ostriisih krogh so bali da Sc bode II teSa c s
neran Strajk. -. r,,ir 20
pr; rAki prpd kratkem vprzOrjen demonStracll lid D'
lilo no1vana poiciia da e razpodila upornlke
Ariia kaera tezko prcaSue eoSnjega zita NINA nk % re-
zeryne zaoge istega marvec Je poPonona o'" " 1ti o
NemGiia kaer tud primankue AVeza pa j nc ~ J Ri ita
+; Trd Sc da ina Ogrska Sc preceJsnJe zalo9e er -" "
lahko pOmagala AYStrJl tooa osl'Ne '
O kakih takih prOSnjah
Cani ''Novne' IL Zagreba poroea da Jusoso'H e'"''
de ie zmaga gOtOvO Stranl zaveznlHOV
i+ rSa med drlgm General FOch Sc do danes Ill Po~a
ib marve6 pazivo in vestnO varue svo ezer' Ill "
kto ne We kje da jih bode poraDh ..
Va mesec postajao zavei mocneJsl a moStVu III o9S"J
: ataian Centranim drzayam b bio pac veko korist
I ~ ruo kInne mir NOtran Sport med narOdn0Stml AVSo
kn 81 doeg svo yrhmec Sc nikdar zgodoVlm III au Id"
+ako tell 20 svobaf III neodysnosh kakor seda FSp3e
o zanoayliamo Zdruzene drzave ter nJene zaVezrlKe
pIo u stockhoma iavja pOdag priyanih movie dospe-
II; NpmGe da so Sc meSh NemtlJe poJav reS uporl tt"
abev +akoisniega sklepa mru zast Berinu Hamburgu
IN Cologne .' .' -
Pobb e bo prcej deavcev Oseb aretovanh Po-
Lilo uporne mase naSa hud boz E0JaStVo
10 io pokicano ma pomoG pOc da b napravo red III Sfeao
ia mnOzico 4 brzostreliml puskaml
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
aMERTSKI ZRAKoPLoVCI MA ITALIJANSKI 'FRONT.' FRA
CoZI PoRAZILI NEMCE PRI RHEIMS.
sKRAJsANE NOVICE EvRoPEJsKE voJsKE

Presoonasednk je bill uSrahOvan p RheimSu zapadnl
'front.' in Aystrici zadrza pOdag teh uspehov Sc ma
baiao danes armade zavekOY boh pozcah be od
Franciji ranem pOetJu
Ker cesaru poeGio doeci bitvenh straegitn
to sora gOtovO da bOde AvSa rad nevanega pOozaJa
csarstv katkem prmOrna preneha SvOm takO drago p
6anim pustoovsvom a Prenehane nemSh Ma
padn fron ud detyO da nemskO nadpOvevO nj posa
10 nkake posebne pOmoG Avs doka da NINA do
vo voastva in rakem voja$ka krza central
nh drzayah.
Francoska aga pr Rhemsu e velepomembna Tri nbrane
dvize kalh 10000 mOz napade 10 mill dOlg 'front.'
Napredova meS tod ud tn bile posnJene
naza Odp peenSk Ogen OpnStva srenih pSE
ma napadace pOb ud Well SevO nemkega mOStva
Ma podagi tega zda armada preStOOnaSednka Rhems
Chamgapne sab$em stanju negO pOprej
Celia prdobtey katero Dunaj uradnO pOocati svo
fenzv lakote Ita prehod FOssaa prekOp nekoiko
mill zahodno cd SpOdnje Pave Okoci Benet Ker koko
toll ogoza del aanske bone cr trd povevO da bode ita
iansko brodov kaerO Operi ptv vOd p zavu mesta Be-
netk pravem pOgnao sovraznika nazaj
PoroGa ud pri vSeh gavnh OGkah frOnte MOnteo
hrbovie Gappa in panOa ASage AVstci pridObi
kvar do bOgah planjav a jim e takOrekoc
zapra Nhove zgub kOt navajajo pOrOca bile
narasa Odnesa tso6e coyeSh trpe ubith
konj in druzega razdejanega materijala.
Kot t1d so ud amerSk etalci pripayljen BOZ lta
amerSe Francj pOrOGa da nase 6ee prkrat
abe smrne pne TopnSke baterije pr TOul trle
vrazne pozicije MOrtmare gozdu Stone izstrelkov
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
PREJSNJI GOVERNER NAGO-
VORIL SPANSKE VETEs
RANE.

Sterling, Ill. = Petnajsta letna
drzavna konvencija Spansko-ame-
riskih veteranov in njih zensllih
podpirateljic liz Illinois obdrzava
tukaj svoje tri dnevno zasedanje
Delegati liz 81 NEST so navzOci. =
Kewanee, Joliet in Aurora skusa-
jo pridobiti konvencijo "a prihod-
ME leto. Danes je nagovoril kon-
vencijo kongresman Medill Me-
Cormick in prejsnji governor
Yates.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
CENJENIM DRUSTVOM S. S. P
ZVEZE.

Vsem onim drustvom S. S. P. z.
odgovarjamo ma njihova vprasa-
MIA tenn potom, ker nikakor ne
moreno vsakemu posamezno cd
govoriti, glede Gene slavnostne IL
daje, da nam je nemogoce, zaradi
move casniske postnine, katera
stopi v veljavo /. Julien t. ].
dolociti isto, ker sami ne vemo,
koliko da mas bode postnina velja-
la. -
Prosimo pa VISA drustva, da nam
takoj porocajo, koliko ten slav-
nostnih izdaj zelijo, ker mi ne bo-
demo racunai zanje vec kot mas
bodo stale.
Upravnistvo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
zE1s LET MRTEv, ToDA sELE
sEDAJ ZvEDEL,

p Waukegan, III. - James Con
lin ie bill re Is let mrteF, toda 1e
se lie zadnjo soboto zvedel o TEN.
Pred stirimi lett je skusal V.
Hatley IL Waurkegan, prodati kos
posestva William PesterJu IL f.
vanstona, tedaj pa je izvedel, ola
ie samo sedem osmin istega pre-
pisano na njegovo ime ter da osta-
la osmina pripada James Conlinu,
kateri pa je bill re tedaj pogresan
skozi zadnjih IA let. skusalo Sc le
ma vse mosoce nacipe, da bi Sc /
stega najdlo, toda vse zaman. So
disco je ma to proglasilo Conklina
mrtvim. Hatley je prodal zemlJo
ter vlozil Conklinov delez V zne-
sku 5000 V okrajno blagajnico.
Zadnio soboto pa Sc je Conklin
zglasil V uradu odvetnika Il. c.
CouLson, kateri zastopa PesterJa V
TEN zemliiscnem nakupu.
"Saj ste vendar mrtvi', mu Je
odgovoril Coulson.
Coulson je na to peljal Conkll-
ma V urad Lee McDonOugh okraJ-
mega blagajnika, kateri drzi 5000.
Tudi ia trdi, da je mftev.
Mike Conklin IL EvanstOna, pa
ie ma to izpoznal Jamesa kot svo-
iega brata. James mora sedaJ ma
prositi sodisee, da ga zopet pro-
glasi ziivim, tako da bode mogel
vzdigniti nalozenih 5000,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21

mohamedanskimi Turk. Odzvall
so Sc bill Obupnim klicOm AvStriJe
IA pomoG in pred obzidjem Duna-
ia, avstrijskega glavnega mesta,
porazili in zapodili nazaj Mohame-
dance, ter tako obvarovali Evro-
DO in krSCanStvO gotovega poraza,
kot ie bill porazen who'd po priv
zencih Mohameda,
Toda V preteku jednega stolet-
ia, so ravno isti narodi, kateri so
bill najbolj ogrozani tursklml
naval - Prussia, Russia i'll Az
striia - necastno napadli in raz-
kolili svojega polSkega resenlka,
kar ie gotovo najbolj kruto hudo-
delStvo V zgodOvini.
Zopetna ustanovitev neodVlSno-
sti Poljakov bode eden prvlh sd
dov demOkrati6ke image. Pade-
rewsky. obGeznani metnlk ma
glasovir.ju in poIjSki domoljub, sc
t,udi nabrati Sc $4,000 PoljakoV
pod poljsko zastavo. zelimo mu IL
Speha V njegovcm GaStnem delu.
Yes demOkratiGni Svet pozdraV,
liza danes poljske legije IN VstaJe'
nie niihOYepa DrapOra.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-06-21
True translation filed with the Postmaster at Chicago noS
June 21st 1918 required by the Act of October bth l9l

redniku zaveznikom nalllonjenega
casnika V Venezuela, kateri je raw
nokar dospel IL Centralne Amerl,
Ike V neko tukajSnjo pristanisce.
DR.. Buslamanti sc je izjavll
Trditi lie morem, Ga Sc nahaJaJo
nemske submarinske postaje IA o.
breziu Venezuele, zanikati po tudi
neGem. Pri sebi imam dokaZe, ka-
tere bodem predlozil vladi Zdruze-
nih drzav V Washingtonu ter ta-
ko razkril marsikatere intrige, ka-
terih Sc Nemci posluzujejo napram
tel dezeli.
London. - Dne Is. junija 1888,
torei pred tridesetimi lett od da-
nes, je zasedel cesar Wilhelm
nemSki prestol po svoJem ocetu
Frederika III. Ko je bill Bismark,
tedajni najvetji nasprotnik Will
cetove oblasti, odstavljen, je kaj-
ger rekel, da je "bog tako odre-
dill.
London. = Zdruzene drzave IN
njeni zavezniki so dosegli spora-
yum Svedsko Waldo, ma podlagi
katcrega so pridobili 100000 to-
nov Svedskih tovornih ladij, tako
Sc glasi uradno porocilo.