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Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
Government Regulation Solution of the
Labor Problem During War
By ANGUS McSWEEN

action, including the formation of definite labor policy
to be adhered for the period the solve the labor
problem.
problem the intricate and troublesome with which
the nation confronted Labor shortage hmpng preparations all
directions 1t preventing the effective carrying out of the hpbuding
plans the government reducing the munitions and slowing
of coal other necessary materials
fighting unionism far this
vdes only for the better organization Of skilled and unsed labor has
the sympathetic support of the government.
Capital demanding not the abolition of the organization but the
suspension of organization rules which restrict production
From the standpoint of governmental and public welfare would
to be necessary that both capital and labor should make concessions
and that until these concessions made the difficulties under which the
nation is struggling will continue.
Regulations have been adopted by which highly skilled will
be exempted from the second draft This expected to aid in
keeping the production of industries at high mark
1t WILL however, only slightly affect for the better the generally
ognd shortage skilled labor in all industries and it will not
tribute except the slightest degree to the solution of the problem of
increasing at the supply and efficiency of labor.
1t is connection with this latter proposition that the fight between
labor capital becomes serious obstruction the beermen Of
eral conditions
So long capital opposes extension of the organization of labor
labor not likely make concession respecting the suspension of
union rules.
Hence the necessity of forcing both sides to make concessions and
this only be done by the government.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
Cowards Are Rare,

Many a man is mentally untitled to
stand the strain of war. In ordinary
civil life he would be able to do his
duties successfully. but under the
stress Of modern warfare he would col
lapse. Considered n coward he would
not in reality be responsible for his
actions. In order to weed out men
who are unfit for the work Of the war
a unit of 30 beds will be attached to
each base hospital in the training
camps. The men assigned to these
beds will be those accused Of coward
ice by their mates. They will be un-
der the watchful, eyes of physicians
trained to detect signs Of mental
weakness. Those who show such signs
will be rejected. This will save many
men from severe punishment for cow
ardice and weed out the unfit.-Popu-
lar Science Monthly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
Falsehoods About Red Cross Circulated
to Destroy Public Confidence
By JONATHAN BANG Of the Vigaantes

One of the activities of folks who
institution which working for permanent state of democracy
"get after the Red Cross"
Tebe lot of graft" they declare "Awu what salaries
them get"
That by the way is lie Those who give all their time Red
Cross direction paid the basis of receiving less than they worth
the balance their individual contribution the meu
the Red Cross
There abroad persistent that the boys the army and
have So for sweater knitted by patriotic fingers and 80 cents
for pair similarly constructed Of course this another false
hood.
Boys win be boys and many lad in the army navy not far
beyond the neoer when traded marbles postage stamps
The sentiment in their souls does not always take orthodox expression
and while the and girls who knit the gray blue chest
protectors feel that each stitch treasured by the boy who
likely he takes chance selling when he
the money advantage of the huers who follow the for
purposes These turn have been known to resell such to
soldiers who yet received their aomen from the Red Cross
But whatever garments the Red Cross sends free Of charge
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
DID NOT NEED SPEEDOMETER
Automobile Owner Arrested for
seorehina, Declares He Judges His
Clip by Rattle of Machine.

Since the present campaign against
speeders has been in progress more
than 100 men have been in city courts
charged with violating the motor speed
laws, says the Indianapolis News. In
few instances the accused have
pleaded guilty, but the majority of the
men have attempted to defend them
selves and have given all sorts of ex-
cuses for violating the law, from that
of taking medicine to a sick friend to
that Of using new brand of gaso-
line which they wished to test out, but
one of the most novel defenses was
offered recently by man who is the
owner of one Of the widely known
cheap cars.
'"The officer says you were going
thlrty-five miles an hour. Is that
trueT said the prosecutor.
Impossible" replied the defendant ;
II was not running more than twenty
miles an hour"
"Dld you look at your speedome-
teri"
mo, It was out of order and was
not working, but whenever drive that
flvver of mine faster than twenty
miles an hour it rattles, and at the
time of my arrest 1t was running as
quietly rs a mouse"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03

So you there Of mokery in asking: "Why food? We
don't need R That the The
whho and azoredged-is that Others other lands
do need food.
Our boys there need it. And those other allies
need it. And their wives children supply
And the way supply it is to it.
When the patriotic American gets that through his head he
will stop asking "Why?" and begin to ask "How?"
That the task ahead and neither pous the fuctu-
ang fortunes of conceal minimize that task Unless
take to prevent it, what begins paon there
must end Is starvation.
That why conservation of food necessity today In fact in its
presenay significance up
the need for such national and voluntary sesacrce
shall enable supply
of Others
suppose that nation do not shoulder to the
wheel either through careless wlu negligence Suppose do not
pay up such nacton be called heedlessnes
national pcca to be excused by future historians? Will get off
scoee Or will such negligence entail stern and immediate penalties?
The a simple simple may be put in ten words
We've got food lose the
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
Novel FiashiIuht Set.

The unique fiashlight set Of August
Sundh is strapped to the hand and
wrist like q wrist watch. A kind Of
mitt carries the apparatus, the battery
being continued in little pocket, and
several miniature lamps being ar
ranged on the back of the mitt. A
push button switch is within easy
reach of the thumb. This portable
lighting outfit is adapted for use for
short periods in many places, as in
exploring dark corners, working on
machinery or in closets, or in signal
ing the turning of corner by an auto.
mobile at night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
Touched Tender Spot.

Percy was in an uEgracious mood.
The car was packed, and three ladies
who imagined they had a right to his
seat glared at him in an obvious, dis
approving sort of fashion. Still Percy
stuck to his seat as though he were
glued to it, and pretended to be alb
sorbed in his newspaper.
"Why should get up7" he thought
ungallantly.
But at last he was unable to stand
the indignant glaring longer. He rose
and observed:
"Will the oldest Of you ladies honor
me by accepting my seat?"
The honor was not accepted-and
Percy sat down.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
news REVIEW OF
THE PAST week
Premier Lloyd George Declares
Germany Must Give Up Con-
quests and Pay.
NO PEACE With IUNKERS

Reports to President Wilson Call for
More Speed by America-War De-
partment Has Shakeup-6ol-
sheviki Continue Negotia-
tons With Germany
While Civil War
In Russia
Spreads.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
Renltltion.

81 hear they are wearing paper
clothing in Europe"
(which shows how fashions repeat
themselves" observed Miss Cayenne.
"My grandmother used to wear guam
titles of newspaper when bustles were
In STYLE"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
cash Grain.

Stree control has been established
little change is shown in the price Of
grains,
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
A Relief.

"You seem to enjoy censorship"
81 do. 1t has put kind of official
restraint on the man who used to swag-
ger around and pretend he had all
kinds of inside information"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
People of United States Must
Conserve Food or Lose the War

The hour has strickland that, too, with ring
ing tone-when Americans have got to stop thinking
OF themselves and consider Others We're not playing
solitaire any more, sitting in cozy armchair with the
lamplight shining peacefully down upon the cards
while the old tabby purrs and in lap. No.
it's not that sort of game any longer We're out in
the CRIME and sweat and din and blood of BATTLE strain
ing every sinew and every brain cell and every nerve
to help those who struggling for the ideals which
we hold sacred. That is what we ought to be doing
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03
THE MARKET )
LIVE STOCK.

National Stock Yards.-Cattle-
tive beef steers, $8@15.75; yearling
beef steers, $7@15.5O; COWS, $5@11;
stockers and feeders, S6.50@11; calves,
$5.75Q13.25; Texas steers, $6.75Q
1850; fair to prime southern beef
steers, $9@12.75; beef cows, $601O;
southern prime yearling steers. $3.50
Q1O.
Hogs-Mixed, $17.S5Q17.65; good,
$17.55@1770; rough. $16.75017; light,
$1725@17.50; pigs. $16@16.75: bulk,
$17.25Q1765.
Sheep-Ewcs, $10@11; wethers, $11
@12.25; Gamers choppers, S59S.5O;
lambs, $13@17.5O.
Chicago,-Hogs-Mixed and butch
ers. $17.2O@1790; good heavy, $17.25
Q1790; rough heavy, $17.25Q17.45;
light, s16.7O@17S0: pigs. $1S@16;
bulk, $174c@17.85.
Cattle-Beeves. $730Q1475; cows
and heifers. S5Q11.65; stockers and
feeders, $6@111O; Texans, s015@
1850; calves, $7013.
Sheep-Native and western. $3.50
1890; lambs. S12.50Q17.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03

That member of the cabinet who
says "the war will be over when we
have won," said something.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

sunt la Vidin
De: JULIUS e. v. IOANOVICI.

Hotar moi bun servcu teegrafic. Din ziarele
americana de aic greu putem lua sr
rzbo Mai ales r carl prvesc deaproape pc cetor nostr
DE multeor vedem prnre telegrae totus america
ne III e publca in aacere Asupra acesui ceva
revcn mai tirziu cnd vom fl 81 mai bne fncredintati
De fapt nsa telegramee ervculu nostru teegrafic in
seaa dc Il vestea sosrea trupeor ranceze la Dunare
III egunea Vdinulu Stirea fost communicate de mistru
de Zbo francez dec de inoim asupra
adcvlrului cuprins in dinsa.
Ndnu este eritor bulgar fata in faa Gu Caafatul
Ronnei Numa Dunaea lie despare Presa Associate ne spu
ne nsa 81 mai mutt
Trupele francezior sose la Vidn sau pus pe odhna
CT 1ndaa uat masure de psa pentru tale fnreaga
coancaunea Dunare, ntre Puerile Cenrale 81 ntre
Tuloa.
In monitor vapor mai mic de al namculu fost fortat
Gle artilcra franceza sd traga la NAL.
Acessta este prima izbnda aator. Cnd socotest dr
mul lang q obositor cnd mai socotes conduni ree ca
re ot drumnrile prin Albania Sirba ambee napustte
de Bagar vii concusunea ca aia avut desua obo
Nedumeri1i ntrebam 81 moi 81 STAN ca inaintea
un aine asteptind rca cutremur face acm
anaclc aiae! Vor nde nina de aiutor Romniei orr ba
de greu raspundem de pc la aceasta ntre
bare
A,a, drept sunt la Vidn. Astaz puni milne mai null
IT, Dr acoo de furca sd tale na de CO.
murcac dinre Germania 81 Austria de parte 81 Turcia de
alta paGte LIMA reasc na de navigatiune care este ne
Dunarc
G sar ncurca nsa ucrurile pc vitor presena tru
peor alaor la Vidn, asgura militia austraca 81 ger
sd afa in Ro1na forata retrag in pre-
sena lor.
Pc ramine drumul deschis penru reinrarea Ro
minici IN razboi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
MaruntiSuri.

Germanii Isl curata spitalele 81
bolnavilor scosi nevindecati lc
dau pusca in NINA Sill trimit la
front.
In locul Tor mai bucuros as pu-
ne pusca in mfinile celor sase
voinici nevatamati al lui Kaiser.
De c1teori cetim strife ultime
ale ziarelor, ni-sa pare ca ,,Sen-
tinela de la Rim" incepe sd de-
vina un ceasornic desteptator,
Fl Pan-Germani numim pc aceia
carl doresc sd anime ziua de
plata.
Poate ca nu e frumos sa fa-
Gem ,,personalitatis' dar, din GU
rat patriotism, ar trebui sd fntre-
BAN pc multi Romfni locuitori in
aceasta tara ca d1nsii Gu ce aju-
tura la alcatuirea unei Rominii
Mari?
Fata, care Isl 1nverzise in dos
vestmantul alb mai astavara, a.
cum privcste la ell 81 suspina.
: Sa poatc ca multe fete nu stu
sa fearba, dar pentru aceea va
asiguram ca dinsele totusi vor
sti. sa fearba atitea bucate. cite
nu sunt in stare parintii sa le pla-
teasca la grocerie.
In magazinelc de moda ameri-
cane poti observa multe lucruri,
dar nu vel abserva nici odata
curajul civic de avea fotografia
unei femei erase, in marine origi-
nala.
Statornicia este singurul juva-
cr pc care femeile nu pun pref.
Ce s'a ales de tfnarul nostru
care purta butoni la vesta, facuti
din galbini de aur de cite 10 do
lari?
Mute name privesc la copii
lor ca la 0 floare a familiei, pc
cind vecinii sa uita la eli ca la
niste IDIOT imbobociti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
UN ALT CODAS. D. 777i7. :: ': 7aa1a77e

Lam 1nlnit la adunare Nu i vazusem nic odata in
ante de na zdravan bnefacut Virsta mloce Cum
mai bun entru osenii de psa egiunea Ro-
mina''. u s,&
Ma alntat 81 s'a recomanda Parea un suet de Ro-
min 81 Ahturea de ceial multi aaturea de nse
Ribcoren earl 81 cunoseau datorntele, raas 81 din
sui ulut, das pc ginduri.
Cca robab cugetau la revolutle rominest in care
au lat pare lnsemnata oamen din mpreurimle or cesa
probab sd cugeta la fame orr la mocu prin care ar pu-
tea seoera 81 dinsul, pentru moment, un pic de merit
Dupa am vorbt aproape ora, fntre aprobare 81
pause.c generae m urneaza dnsu Arunca cteva cuyne
mari aneste adesea cele spuse de mine 81 pc ura ecara
ca des este parinte de amile nsu ntra in Iga 81 pro-
mite sarbatoreste ca ntra 81 in ,Legiune" Aplause
S'au terminal toate Gu bine.
Unii Gel ce i cunosteau demult sa mrau de schm-
barea Alta Gle repede in ponr smtiri omu Eu in GIN
dull mcu ma fectam ca nors della caea peire un suet
& mutt de atunci La cSteva zile dupa aceea am PRINT
della dAsai scrisoare Mi sd vaieta ruga sa erg de
peste tot ocI Ca mai voes sa fe nci memhru la Lga
decun Sd aca parte din Legune Zcea ca dnsu are co.
PHI ca uca ncepu sd vorbeasca sd arunce ca dnsu de
aceea merge caana ca este in stare a csge pnea la co.
pl nevast spunea numa acea nscre III Lepiu
carl sen urt mai sun in stare sd i hraneasca
.puriic lor 1
Am scsis data epists2 unn prieten 81 lam ntrebat
ce este Gu ornu meu? Va cetesc 3spunsa moi rs cind
vorbt Stem ca asa smeste Nh oaen de acea carl
una zc s alta far a fora a4giunea acolo trebuie
:oamcni enn snnt ~ u DTa, I'D tule...t
An nteles Asea ii aceste ~ uul dntrx acsa carl s
t1 - ma6rs a. Hb4 Unnl dnr4 ce vor avea de plx
M toate ntorie Ausris Il Uneare Unn care sa inchins
sA1fnlsa ~ Kolsnth si a dAhului III Avran Iancu
par atnncl ee canta a intre noii ty
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

Dupa cum sc anunta armatele
aliatilor au ajuns la granitele
Rom1niei, 81 speram ca in curind
vor trece 81 pc pamfntul tarei
noastre, robit de blastamatii de
Hum. Eli sunt asteptati acolo,
sunt asteptati precum credinciosii
au asteptat pc Mesia. Trecerea
trupelor aliate in Rominia in
seamna fnceputul eliberarei teri
tOrului pc care pus dusmanul
nina. Populatia asteapta ca sd
fie scapata de lipitoarea Huna,
ce a supt toata energia Ell. 1ntra-
srea aliatilor in Rom1nia va fl o
bine cuvintare pentru tara noa-
stra.
Imi dau seama de ravagiile ce
vor raminea pc locul unde Sc
vor da luptele; partile acele vor
Fl pustiite, fie de furia luptelor,
fie de Hunii ce sunt obisnuiti a
stcrge tot ce seamana viata. Ia
sind in urma lor numai serum 81
pustiu. Insa in locul satelor pus-
title vom capata libertatea, liber-
tate in care poti crea orr ce. Sc
fiji lipsit de toate bunurile, fnsA
cind esti liber poti ajunge din
nou la starea infloritoare, in ca
re al fost.
RUminia asteapta ca sa plateas-
ca tiranului &c. a pus calciiul pc
peptul ei. Nelinistele ce au loc
in tara dovedesc neastfmparul ta-'
ranului Romin. Ar vrea ca sa-si
razbune. Ar vrea sd platensca,
Gu virf 81 indesat, barharilor ce
an intrat in tara lui. Asteapta
numAi oportanitatea, 81 aeeasta
va vciii imediat ce arlaatele ALA
te vor pune pici6rul pc pamfntul
Romfniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

Pima atunci's spunca
d1nsul - ,,Germania trebue sd
Sc pregateasca ca sa Sc fmpotri-
veasca unei paci &C s'ar face prin
violenta"
moi suntems' a zis can
celarul ,pentru Q pace justa,
dar nu pentru tnavsfacuta prin
violcnta'.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
|NFORMATIUN|

Talismanele aviatorilor. - Lon.
dra. e un obiceiu aproape In
radacinat printre aviatori sd poar
te GU Ell diferite lucruri carl cred
cal apara de rele. Este un tinal
Englez care nu pleaca nici odata
in zbor fara un petec de stamba
din bluza sau fusta ,,cuiva", 81
multi alti pilot razboinici nu sc
avinta in nori fara a avea un zar
de Joe, fire de par, un ban gaurit
i'm soarece alb, etc. Uni poarta
Gu eli cite papuse reprezentind
figura lui Charles Chaplin, cele.
brul artist comic.
Rugamintea Papei cAtre Huni
- Roma. - Scaunul Stint ape
lat la printA Macmillan, canoe
larul imperiului german, sd ia
masuri ca sa Sc fnceteze Gu arde
rea oraselor belgiene din carl sc
retrag armatele germane. Acests
a raspuns ca malta comanda a
dat ordin ca orasele sa fie crutate
pc cit va fl Gu putinta.
Scufundarea unui vapor ger.
man. - Copenhaga. - I'm vapor
german de transportat trupe, pc
cfnd mergea de la Riga spre Dan.
zig, a lovit o nina 81 s'a scufun.
dat fmpreuna Gu 100 de soldati
Nina era asezata in apa tot de
Germani. VAporul s'a scufundat
lutte 81 printre soldatii de pc bord
a fost cea mai mare panica.
Toate submarinele au scapat. -
Londra. Vorbind in casa CO.
munelor, James Thomas McNa-
mara, secretarul amiralitatii, spu
nea Cd dupa toate 'aparentele tor
piloarele 81 submarinele germa-
ne cari-si ayusesera baza la Os-
tenda 81 Zeebrugge au scapat in
porturile din Germans.
o ssntintG restit3 Kaissrului.
Amsterdam. Maximilian
Harden, adresindu-se Duminecs
Ia citcva mil De persoaae in Ber-
lin zicea: Am ramas singuri.
Cind foftAreata nu mai poate
reEista nu desonoare pentru
cOnaandAnt daca sc preda. Kaise-
srul trebue "a Sc socoteAscx in
graba 81 Sd incheie pace, plecin-
du-se il fata greutatilor. Kaise-
rul ar trebui "a SC. declare eata
de q deveni; primul cetktean al
alnei Germanii noui" (E vorba
de rspubiicx. IN. r.
Aarispsgabs oAusnts 4 80. "
Cleveland, Ohio. Patru cea.
suri s'an trudft ponpierh din 10
calitate n y petoies sscx - foc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
REFI .ECTH.

1N1..lA - A> - H.
UN0ARIA ALARMATA DE
,DEM0CRATIA" AUSTRIACA
Habsburgii sunt pc patul de
moarte sf>nimeni nu-i va mai pu.
tea scapa. Daca Habsburgii ar Fl
consimtit acum un an orr dol dc
a forma 0 federatie cu Boemia
Galitia 81 Dalmatia, supusii slavi
poate ca ar Fl fost multumiti. A.
cum aceste popoare nulnai vrea
federatie, char daca lis ar da Q
complecta egalitate politica ca 81
Tcutonilor austriaci. Cehii din
Boemia cere independents alb.
soluta. Jugo-Slavii din Dalmatia
nl Sc multumesc Gu mimic decft
Gu complecta despartire de Au'
stria 81 unirea lor GU Serbia. Ru.
tenii din Galitia ofera 0 probe.
ma pentru 0 solutie i'm viitor. Dc
cfnd fratii lor din Ukrania an
fncheiat pacea Gu Germania, q
s'au departat de democratic, dec
mai au putin de curatit la eli prir
casa pima pot 1ntra in noua poll.
tica a lumei.
Federatia aceasta nu la in sea.
ma pc Polonii din Austria. Dupa
cum Sc vede Ell vor. fl luati ca co.
prinsi in Austria proprie. Insa
Sc vede ca Polonii si-au arafat in
dignarea in o-~maniera energica
toti membrn din parlamentul "A.
ustriac au parasit camera. z
Planul ,,Federatiei'' e pnr A.
utsriac, deosebindu-se de Austro.
Ungaria. Cealalta parte monar-
chief duale, Ungurii nu au luat
nici 0 masura a modera tirania
maghiara GU care s'au napustit
asupra Rominilor 81 Slavilor. NJ
Sc vede nici un semn ca cei din
Budapesta ALL de g1nd a face con
cesii Slovacilor, Slavonilor orr
Croatilor, ori ca elementele ne
maghiare din Transilvania vor Fl
lasate a Sc uni GU cei din Ro-
minia, Guvernul Ungar, e inca
dQminat de oligarhi feudali, nu
vrea sa site ca razboiul a adus
schimbari 81 ca feudalismul 81
servajul e scos din uz.
Ungaria, alarmata de manifes-
tarile de moderate ale Austriei,
s'a declarat independents, recu-
nosc1nd numai ,uniunea persona
Ia" a domnitorului. Austriecii
all fost niste tirani domoli, dar
nici odata prea vigurosi. Maghia-
Ri sunt mai cruzi 81 mai energici.
Ca prusiacii de Ia Postdam mag
natii maghiari .realizeaza ca orr
ce concesie vitala fie la rasa ma
ghiara, la poporul supus, orr Q
concesie sentimentelor democra-
tice ale civilizatiei, inseamna STIR
situl privilegiului lor.
Oar Gu att mai bine, in curind
armatele aliate vor ola lovitura
de moarte tiraniei 81 popoarele
subjugate pima acum vor fl libere
a trai dupa vointa lor proprie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24
VICTORIA { APROAPE.

LONDRA, Oct. %. - In 0 GU
vfntare a sd rostita fnaintea dele
'gatAor engleki, italieni 81 belgieni,
della .confcrenta interparlamentara,
Ngele George a declarat ca ,,victo-
ria este aprodpe 81 MOI trebnie sd nc
sntelegemca dSnso sd fie complied"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

| 49,
victorie. ~ Atlanta, Ga. Acum
81 paianjenii prezic ca victoria
va Fl q aliatilor. Farmerul John
Champman, cars locueste linga
Forest Park, zice CO in grajdul
lui este Q pima de paianjen, pc
care Sc deosebeste bine cuvintele
J, We will win the war (noi vom
cfstiga razboiui) Champman g.
ratat aceasta naillune IL toti far
merii de prin prejuy 81 INVITA- pc
pri cine 81 meargk Gu 81 Ia fata
iocului Ca "a se convinga de a..
devar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-24

COPENHAG.A, ~ Oct. Prin
scipele Maximilisn, csncelArnl gsr1
man. ! vorbit ieri inai,ateA reichsrI
tas,ilui, spunind 81 pregsd dintsls|
Wilson frebue q raspund8 lA-,
mint 4 facers sstils de pace als'
AefmanieL