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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17
WHY THE MILLS
DON'T MIX THEM

SPOKANE, May 10. Believing
that substitutes should be mixed
with flour at the mills in order that
everyone might be required to adj
here to the Food Administration
program, many persons have writ
ten Charles Hebberd, Food Admin
istrator for Washington, asking why
this practice has not been put into
effect.
In answering these suggestions
Mr., Hebberd said today:
'"The Food Administration has
considered carefully many times the
proposal to require the milling of
mixed flours only. This is the
most natural suggestion and it has
been frequently brought before the
Administration.
Some of the millers have con-
sidered the putting out of mixed
flours, but very few have under
taken to do so.
1.-The reason for not going upon u
mixed flour basis is that the prod
uct is not sufficiently durable to
warrant the adoption of this plan.
The flour containing a mixture. of
oat or corn flour would be so liable
to spoil, especially during the sum-
mer season that the Food Admin
istration has not cared to take the
risk of putting the milling upon
that basis.
at is unfortunate that these mixed
flours are not sufficiently durable
to permit Of mixed milling, as it
would certainly be the easiest and
most effective way of requiring the
use of substitutes and thereby saw
ing wheat flour"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17
LOWELL MAN is DEAD
HIS SOUL MARCHES ON

Patrick B. Potter, SO, died sud-
denly of heart trouble at his board
ing house, So Dutton Street, Lowell,
Mass. He worked at numbering in
winter and on a farm in Beverly
during the summer, He had rela-
tives in Ireland.
Patrick B. Potter was a patriot.
Moreover he was a prudent citizen
one of the plain people that go to
make up the wonderful country call
ed the United States.
For when the authorities went
through his effects after death they
found that Patrick Potter out of his
meager wages for the winter and
spring work in the woods had bought
$3.50 worth of Liberty Bonds.
Patrick Potter lies dead tonight
But his soul is marching on and the
money he invested in those Liberty
Bonds still lives-a lesson in pa
triotism an aid to some American
soldier now fighting to make men
free.
May Patrick B. Potter rest in
peace.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17
Sign the Initiative Measures
Text Guaranteed By Labor

Organized labor during the past twenty five
the right the own
PEOPLES RULE be
the Do
rsonap
arandh
v a he polls
to for the
$ on be taken fomus ~
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Try. BLUE RIBBON" Cigar, 5,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17
No. 1880

NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for
Chelan County.
W. R. WILSON, Plaintiff,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17
UNFAIR LIST

BARBER SHOPS
/. II. Turner, 1104 Hewitt; William
Whitaker, Lowell; Barnhart Shop,
Monroe; Independent, 1107 Hewitt.
BUILDING LABORERS
Peter Jackson, L. Starke, Emil Nit
tersbach, E. Cloke, John Grant.
CARPENTERS
R. B. McAdams, Tyner, and N. E.
Butts Amiel Larson.
CONTRACTORS
Christ Kruppler & Son and the
Standard Oil Bldg, at corner of Pa
cific and Virginia.
ELECTRICIANS
F. R. Hare, electrical contractor;
Globe Wall Paper Co.'S electric de-
partment; John Thueson.
FISH COMPANIES.
San Juan Fish Co., Seattle.
MEAT MARKETS
Everett Avenue Meat Market,
Riverside; Carsten4 Meat Market,
2818 Colby.
CONDENSED MILK
Libby, Mcneil & Libby, Packers
and Gamers; Carnation, Aster, Mt
Vernon and Washington brands.
PAINTERS
William Christensen, M. Koken.
Globe Co., l.. l.. Swartz, H. E. Main,
Fl. Patzrnan, II. o. Johnson, r. j.
McGregor, ]. G. Jensen, Carl Steen,
R. D. Garner, E. Drolet, C. A. Barr.
PLASTERS
A. G. Wright, A L. Knapp, Booth,
Tom Nygard, W. l.. Porter.
PLUMBERS
c. r. Schweitzer, Otto Merz and
Globe Paper Co.'s plumbing depart
ment.
STORES
e. j. Long, grocery store Nine
teenth and Virginia.
Textile Fabrics
Scotch Woollen Mills Goods.
MISCELLANEOUS
C. w. Anguish, 1905 Lombard;
American Packing Co., Everett; Cal.
Smiley and son; Fitz Gerald.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17
WAR INCREASES WILL
AVERAGE 20 PER CENT

Secretary McAdoo recommended
increases in the pay of railway en-
ployees to enable them to better
meet the high cost of living. The
Railroad Wage Commission has re-
ported a recommendation to Direc-
tor-General McAdoo of an average
increase of 20 per cent, or slightly
more, which will amount to $780,
100000 ann ally.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17

W. R. WILSON, Plaintiff,
DAVID H. HOMER AND DAISY
HOMER, his wife, LEM WARD,
AND AMELIA WARD, his wife,
ALVA w. MCDONALD, AND
MARY AGNES MCDONALD, his
wife, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of Writ of
Execution issued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed and de-
liVered, | have duly levied upon all
the right, title, claim and interest
of above named Defendants, or either
of them, in and to the following
described real property, situated in
Snohomish County, State of Wash
ington, to-wit:
Lot Eight (8) in Block One az
of Lakewood Garden Tracts, of Sno-
homish County, Washington.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on the 25th day of Nav. A. D. 1918,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of
said day, at the front door of the
Court House in Everett, Snohomish
County, State of Washington, / will
sell all the right, title, claim and
interest of above named Defend
ants, or either of them, in and to
the above described property at pub
lie auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash.
Dated at Everett, Washington this
18th day of April, 1918.
JAMES McCULLOCH,
Sheriff of Snohomish County
~ BY G. R. Weatherbee, Deputy
N. M. SORENSON, Wenatchee, Wn.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-05-17
WILL REORGANIZE
THE EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENTS

The senate has passed the Over
nan bill giving the president power
reorsanize the executive depart
aents and the House Judiciary com
aittee has ordered without debate
4 favorable report on the measure
here is no doubt the bill will be
ONE a law.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-17
AHHurtuttun?
Markptttt1

Why there marketing Association for Mason Valley and
Lyon County? There doubt that certain class OF buyers
plan Systematically deceive and take advantage OF the producers
buying anything and everything they have to sell If car OF
potatoes hrouga cold spell reported to the shipper as
entirely ruined there anything possible IN the casslhcaon
honey make dollars lot OF them tor the commission
merchant he quick and take advantage OF and ABOUT
the last thing the producer deal 1t would pay the
sellers have good the markets handle their pro-
uce He could find better and better prices ne
could valuable advice and shpng and
ALL he could be hand that the shipper not rob-
bed by pretended inspection.
The matter OF alien sackers in country has occupied the at
enon OF Congressman Roscoe c. MCuoch OF Ohio for some
time These people have been outside OF the jurisdiction
their countries and under draft law because OF
their aienae hence they have been entirely immune from military
The attitude of the alien sacker towards boys
liable military duty has been obnoxious sections
Of the country and Mr. McCuoch has noticed particularly in
his district So impressed the Congressman with the
within borders he drew up memorandum the subject
him corrective legislation. Mr.. McCuloch is
Britain by which will be able
British citizens military who be residing in this
country.
To who cared inquire the question might arise why do
much for the Ierngton Grammar SCHOOL, The OF
this Sill for District No O. and for all
S6 This makes for the school 40 less than
do share of all When being asked
give and and when all other mounting sky
ward there ought be possible that
would bring proposition like this within
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-17
Anttr @arttn magtttg
A 5ptrttfh flight

One OF the best known papers in
che country, the New York Sun, re-
Gently commented editorially on the
candidacy of Miss Anne Martin, In
dependent candidate for United States
Senate from this state, saying that a
few senator's of her ability would be
very useful on the floor and in the
committee rooms OF the Upper House
OF Congress.
The editor of the Sun says: Miss
Anne Martin wants to be the next
United States Senator from Nevada.
She announces he rcandidacy with all
the sangfroid of seasoned campaign
err, and sets forth her claims for elect
ion with considerable political sagac
ity. Any mere male candidate would
better look out She is no mean an
tagonist.
Miss Martin is not content with
the argument that she ought to be
elected because she is woman. 1t is
true she sets forth that aspect of the
case with convincing logic: i believe
that the crucial problems which this
nation now faces are problems which
women can help solve and which JUS
tice demands they should have part
in solving.
The war we are waging is one
in which social and industrial read
justwent is the first essential to sue
cess. The peace which will follow
thi. war will bring with it social and
Industrial reorganization. This read |
justment for war. this reorganization |
for peace, cannot be made successful |
ly without the constructive coopera- |
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-17

, ton of women. The welfare OF wom-
EN- demands their presence in the both
houses of Cangress, and the welfare
of the country demands it.
1T is not an accident that women
are coming into freedom and power
at this moment of world reorganiza-
.tion. The coming of women into pol
itics means liberal political force I'M
hampered by tradition. We must &C
cept our responsibility. Women must
utilize their power tC the utmost. 10
maintain the new civilization which
approaches will require the united and
unrestrained powers OF men and wo-
men both.
But Miss Martin does not rest her
case here. She sets out four problems
of which she has made a special study
and in the solution of which she be-
leves that she can be of special service
They are the development of the
land in the interest OF the people, the
conservation OF water, the elimination
of the long established discrimination
against Nevada in railway freights,
and the protection by Federal agen-
cies of seasonal farm labor and its
transfer from region to region in the
interest both OF the farmer and OF the
laborer.
What is more, spoken like man
of ripe intelligence, OF fine public spir
il and OF sound rommon sense. A
few more Senators like that would
be very useful on the floor and in the
committee rooms of the senior house
of Congress. Mre pwer to the lady
from Nevada in the spirited fight"
she promises to wage.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-17
ADVERTISING RATES


journey around the world to the Far East They required
be with Consumption be reduced
The surplus built from such reduced consumption must go to
the needs of the the field and the nations that with
5 fight the tight.
Could better argument than this be used to show the
OF the western beet industry! Or
be produced show that
who discouraged beet planting last osensiby
purpose of forcing higher beet prices played into the hands OF
The West could produce double and treble the
does the public would fully awaken the importance OF
this Now the conjunction with
formulate plans which will
he beet and manufacturer double production
and firmly establish and this industry
There OF the great that the people
should be On the hand have the
American responding almost TO the
the they have been made known On the other
have the called rich paying
corporations suendrng all OF their privileges and
These things make
all there bond OF Americanm which makes
friends and brothers. and of each other and the
the should end what rs known
the other hand there should be general that the
the and
NIT them to be vctmzed by poteeng monopoeS either time
In other words these lessons ought
the relation between capitalist the
horers that desire rather than and
well fair profits be made the rule OF the business world
One help viewing with nothing OF alarm
the that the Reno Republicans have the candidacy
at least office the limits OF their Oh
all know that this will help them the election init and
other the Republicans
o. fitted Tor positions Of responsibility honor No doubt the
ether the will take due and full
10 the Sef-efacing devotion OF these metropolitan patriots
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-17

Judges Los Angeles report that since the saloons
there has been decrease OF than hty
number OF filing charges of There
has decrease the number OF tor
In June 1917 with Saloons there lO2I
while June 1913 without saloons, the numbered S98
1918 compared with the period in
1917 the police shows decrease OF 64 arrests for drunk
The Minnesota Womans Council of Defense is
bulletin which states embarrassing number OF
which be Stacker. This is OF them. Are
Uncle Don't
hoy neighbours reported the missing
in France Fight fight daily fight you could the
This isn't only OF war OF TODD
the line Shoot Thousands have al
pledged wheat until after the
harvest wheat than
family requires you full and then adding
it by buying bread at the bakery, - You sacker
In a introduced July H. Senator I.enroot OF Wisconsin, pro-
poses prohibit child labor by OF five the profits
of such labor when employed mines quarres mills cannee
workshops factories and manufacturing establishments Very
good goes But doesn't enroot realize the
Inconsistency gross prohibiting child labor
country while admitting the products OF child labor in other
excluding OF child labor products from and all
labor while foreign employers have all Of such labor that they
countries Why American employers do without child
and send the products the United States without let
hnirance? Any ought the unanes OF such dcrmn
alton against Americans and in favor of foreigners
and then reminded by the incidents
the that there human beings willing
the sake plumber When
of the Hog Island scandals and Rain Coat frauds the Com
mission Contracts that certain type business
ought be stood with back the wall front firing squad
and confess exactly the feeling when read strikes
and ship yards. We
belonged would delay
pcaion OF would end to all such Stacking and
disloyaly. Ssats = -
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
ANGLEzI so OBSTRFLJEVALI
/OSTENDE.

London, Anglia. = Uradno po-
rocilo naznanja, da so angleski
monitorji obstreljevali cetrtek
Ostende in da so pomorska letala
napadla Helgoland.
Porocilo admiralitete slove:
Danes popoldne so angleski mo-
nitorji uspesno >ebstreljevali O.
stende. NaSa pomorska zracna flo
tila je sestrelila Stiri sovrazna le-
tala. Sovrazna letala so napadla
angleske letalce, XII so dajali 'smer
topnicarjem. Rezultat tega napa-
da je bill, da je bilo sestreljeno Sc
emo nadaljno nemsko letalo.
AngleSka pomorska letala so
napadla Helgoland in obstreljeva-
la nemske polagalce min Z bomba-
mi. Ma angleski strani nj bilo IL
CUB. VISA nasa letala so Sc varno
vrnila. "
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
NORMALNA AMERIKANKA.

Neki amerikanski list je razpi-
sal bogato nagrado 5000 dolarjev
"a krasotico, katere telo bo odgo-
varjalo tem-le meram: Velikost l
m 65 en-, obseg vratu 80 en-, dolzi-
ma rame Is en-, Sirina prsi pri vdi-
havanju 81, pri izdihavanju 90
en-, obseg pasu &c do 6S en-, obseg
bokov 81 do Sc en-, oseg stegna
SIS en-, obseg niece "a cm, obseg
gleznjev 81 en-, obseg zapestja 16
en-, obseg nadlehti % en-, teza 60
ky. To so obrisi idealne amerikan-
ske lepote, kakor so jo dolocili a.
merikanski zdravniki.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
z DINAMITOM Sc USMRTIL

Akely, Mimi. : William Pere,
grin, tukajsnji socialisticni vodi-
tell, Sc je usmrtil S tenn, ola je wei
usta dinamitno patrono in 81 jo
vzgal. Vsled eksplozicije Sc mu je
razletela glava,
Pravni department Sc je bavil
z njegovim delovanjem, ker je sa-
momorilec lansko leto baje nasto-
pal proti vojaSkem zakonu.
Njegova zena je izjavila, da je
njen moz veckrat dejal, ola bo mo-
raj itak prejalislej temnico in
da je bolje, da 81 sam konca xiv
ljenje. Ona je bila-s S tenn zado-
voljna in je dejala, ola Sc bodo
skupno usmrtili, namrec ON, ona
in njuna 12-letna hcerka. Ko Sc je
Peregrin povrnil z dinamitom do
NOV, sta zena in hcerka odstopili
cd svojega namena.
Peregrin je ostavil belezko, s
katero vse svoje premozenje "a
puSca svoji zeni in je dostavil, ola
nina straha pred smrtjo.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
Razne vesti,.
ROPARSKI NAPAD.

Chicago, III. = V cetrtek malo
pred poldnem je bill izvrsen CT
kagi roparski napad. Dva bandita
sta napadla V najzivahnejsem me-
-stnem delu nekega vsluzbenca
Hedstrom Barry Co., in sta ga O.
lajSala "a $1S40. Lopova sta S svo-
jim plenom pobegnila in dozdaj je
bilo vse poizvedovanje "a NINA
zaman.
MOI, XII je bill napaden, je 80
let start Henry Isler, Xxi je ze deset
let vsluzben pri tel tvrdki. V ce-
trick dopoldne ie Sci kot navad-
no V Narodno mestno bdnko ma
Monroe in Dearborn cesti in je
dvignil $1,000, ki so bill priprav-
ljeni, "a izplacilo vsluzbencem. =
Ma povratku je opazil ma jack
son in Dearborn cesti diva moza,
ki sta mu sledila. lSler Je rayno
dospel pod most Chicago & Rock
Island zeleznice, ko mu je en- moz
zatisnil robcem obraz, rekoc.
"Roke kviSku in ne gani se". =
Isler je sicer dejal, da nina de-
maria, toda lopova sta 81 znala po-
magati. Eden mu je takoj pose
gel V njegov naprsni Yep ter mu
potegnil IL MEGA listinico, V kateri
je incl 1910 dolarjev. Pc storje-
nem cinu sta lopova jaderno po-
begnila. Nadaljnih $50, ki jih je
incl Isler V drugem zepu, nista O.
pazila. Use to je bilo delo enc mi
mute, in preden Sc lie Isler prav
zvedel, nj bile lopovih ze duha
ne sluha.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
LOPOVI OKRADLI REVIVE
DELAVCE.

Cleveland, O. = John Seppel,
1861 E. 45th St., je dvajset garal
in Sc mucil kot zivina, ola je pri-
hranil $4,000. To je bilo pred 20
lett, ko je bill Sepel star So let. In
40 -ses jeehotel odpoeiti na stara
leta, paints ie bill tedaj denar u
kraden. To je bilo 4. aprila 1898.
Ubogi Seppel Sc je zopet podal ma
delo, kljub svoji visoki starosti in
je delal zopet dvajset let, ola 81 je
prihranil $4,000. V soboto je zgu-
bill tudi ia denar. Peljal Sc je ma
st. Clair ave. kari in kO je hotel
ma As. cesti stopiti kare, ga je
nekdo potisnil proti vratom, drugi
mu je nitro segel Yep, in kot
blisk je bill dvajsetletni zasluzek
V tatinskih rokah. Seveda Seppel
tega nj vedel, Sele donna je spoznal
resnico. MOI je star 73 let, vedno
delal, hranil in nosil denar S Sc
BOZ, namesto da bi ga nosil ma ban
ko. Pc 55 letnem delu ma tenn sve-
tn je danes berae.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
ZLATO NAJDENO v STAREM
VODNJAKU.

Youngstown, O. = V nekem
starem vodnjaku so nasli vrc V ka-
terem je bilo $4,000 V zltau. =
Studenec Sc nahaja ma farmi Izak
Shafferja V Hresville, Pa.
Delavci, XII Sc bavijo kopan-
jem tega starega studenca, XII je
bill zasut, so kopali in kar maho-
ma zadeli na zlato. Kmalu Sc je
odkrilo, da je bilo zlato tamkaj re
trideset let zakopano.
Leta 1888, je bogati trgovec
Izak Shaffer umrl vsled srcne ka-
pi. Pred smrtjo je izrekel samo Sc
besedico "zlato" ter je pokazal
proti svoji farmi. Njegovi nasled-
niki so zaman iskali zlata, dokler
Sc nj sedaj slueajno odkrilo. TO
zlato so deponirali javni bank
V Newcastle V koriSt njegovih
naslednikov.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
SLEPARIJA.

New York, n. Y. = Agent ne
premicnin Emil Hilferich je po-
stal ia teden V New Yorku zrtev
premetenih sleparjev. Cakal je ma
karo in je "slucajno" srecal tut
ca, XII je hotel kupiti hiso. Kmalu
nato je prisel drugi gospod, ki je
incl pri sebi ovoj $4,000. Ia
gospod je vprasal, kje je Flushing
Ave. Hilferich Sc mu je ponudil,
ola mu pokaze pot, a tujec ga Je
poprosil, maj mu shrani zavoj S
$4,000, ker Sc boji, ola bi bill oro-
pan. Kot porostvo maj bi mu dial
Hilferich prstan in diamantno /
glo, kar je zadnji tudi storil. Nato
so hoteli vstopiti V karo, Hilferich
je tudi vstopil, tuja dvojica je pa
pobegnila. Policija je pricela ta-
koi zasledovati lopove in posrecl-
10 Sc j je, da je enega prijela. Ia
Sc zove j. Christiano in je 60 let
star. V papirju so bile stare no
vine
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
TEDEN DNI ZAPORA IA
UMOR.

Sedem dni bode sedela V obraj-
nj jeci mesta New York Jennie
Matana, ker je umorila svojega
ljubimca Giovani Pasiglio. One
njeni jo je zapeljal pod obljubo,
da jo poroci. Jennie je porodila
otroka in njen ljubimec jo je pre-
pustil svoji usodi. V obupu in vsa
zbegana je prijela "a samokres in
ustrelila svojega zapeljivca. Po-
rotniki so bill lie nekaj minut V
posvetovanju, Ma kar so izrekli
svoj krivorek. Sodnik je dolocil
ma priporocbo drzavnega pravd-
nika kot kazen sedem dni zapora.
Obsojena Sc nahaja svojim dete-
tom pri dobri oskrbi zaporu. =
Casopisi odobravajo to sodnikovo
postopanje kot pravicno.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
RUDARJI DOBE POVISANO
MEZDO.

Dubois, Pa. = Rudarji druge-
ga rudarskega distrikta Gu. M.
W. of A. so prejeli poroeilo dis
triktne eksekutive glede povisa-
MIA mezde. Odbor priporoca, ola
dobe rudarji, Xxi kopljejo premog
S pikom ali srojem, 20-odstotno
povisanje; en- dollar vec ma dan,
delavci, XII delajo "a dnevno mez-
do, decki pa 55c povisanje dnevAe
,nezde. Rudarji zahtevajo povisa-
ME mezde, ker je kurivna upraya
dovolila operatorjem povisati ce-
no premoga "a 80 centov pri toni.
Prizadetih je $4,000 rudarjev.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
MA $50 MILL DoLGI FRoNTI-oD SVICARSKE MEJE PA Do
sEvERNEGA MORJA- 30 PREKO 20 900 TOPOV BRU-
HALO oGENJ IN zELEZo.

vernega morja Sc postavljaJo IN
nameScajO tOpOvi.
Danzadnem prihajajo ogromni
novi topovi, katere nastavljajo V
njihove pozicije, odkoder bodo
izvajali "simfonijo smrti''. Ko bo
vsak top ma svojem mestu in vsa-
ka divizija V svoji poziciji, tedaj
bo stopil Hindenburg ma plan in
S svojo marSalsko palico bO dial
znamenje "a kon6ni veliki "fina-
le". Ko bo Hindenburg dial zna-
menje z roko, bodo dali znamenja
svojim vojskam tudi Haigh, Per,
shing in francoski poveljnik.
To bo klanje, kakorSnega Sc nj
bilo sedanji vojni. Cd Svice pa
do Severnega morja Sc bo tresla
zemlja. Grmenje topov Sc bo sli-
Salo ma zapad6 cd Pariza in ma
vzhodu do Rena. &c bo vlekel pra-
vi veter, ga bodo sliSali tudi V Lon
donu.
Bojna Grta bO gorela in bruhala
ogenj. V okrajih, kjer Sc bodo
pripravljali "a napad, Sc bo zasli-
SalO regljanje "bobenskega og-
MIA. Ker Sc streli vrSe tako ma
Clio eden "a drugim, so dali Mem
ci temu ognju ime "bobenski O.
genj".
Ma obeh straneh bo bruhalo pre-
ko 10000 topov ogenj in zelezo.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-22
NEMSKA OFENZIVA 30 Ma
SLA AMERICANA PRI-
PRAVLJENE.
OK. H. Wiegand.)

(Mr. Wiegand je videl V tej voj-
nj ma nemSki in avStrijski Strani
veG velikih in krvavih bitk kakOr
katerisikoli ameriSki poroGevalec.
On je bill poleg, ko Sc je bila Stra-
Sna bitka oh mazurSkih jezerih,
pri Przemislu, V Getrti soSki bitki
in V veliki Rampant krvavih bitk
OBJ Somi o priliki francosko-angle-
Ske Ofenzive leta 1916
New York, n. Y. - ''VOjna
simfonija smrti'' Sc bO ma zapad-
nj 'front.' najbrz kmalu pricela. -
Pripravljenih je tiso6e topOv, ki
bodo pei svojo zadnjo vojno pc
sem. USesa oglu$ujoGe grmenje in
regljanje bo zadnji requiem tiSO-
Gerim vrlim bOjevnikOm.
DomiSljija 81 ne more predstav-
ljati velike moderne bitke, k kOr
je bila ma pr. ona pri Somi in okOli
Arrasa. Tako bitko je treba sli-
sati, ker to je samo grmenje in
dim. To je pravi inferno vojnO.
Ma zapadni 'front.' je zadnje dni
zelo zivahnO. Ma $50 mill dOlgi
'front.' cd svicarske meje pa do Sc