davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

ma Ruskem dovrSene Wade. Cudili bi Sc morda, da
imamo sploh kal1Sno vladO. Noben clovek ne more
prerokovati, kaj Sc zgodi ce utegne bti nekoc str
moglavjena tista vlada Treba bo dokaj let, preden
boste zopet videh na RuSkem kakOSnO stalno vlado
Rusija bo straSen, Silen Ogromen, balka1lsk1 pro-
blem,' pOmnOzen tlSOclcO."
To prerokovanje veG kakor potrjuje sedanje sta
ME boljSeviSke anarhije, kanja, lakote in bede
In vendar Sc Sc dobe ljudje tel deze, Xxi 60
wore ruskih prekucijah in zmedah kakor o necem
zazeljenem, kakor necem, ki je vredno obcudova
MIA kakor novem koraku ma poti do dovrSene VIA
de in GIoveSke SvObode
Rusija nam danes ne predstavlja samO slabe VIA
de, nego tudi sovraStvo do vsal1e Wade
Russia ne izraza custva ustvarjajocega domo-
ljubja, negO Gustvo slojnega sovraStva. To sovra-
Stvo pa so ustvara dolga leta avtokratiene brutal
nosti odzograj in vsiljene nevednosti odspodaj Sc
dai ie brutalnost pahnjena prestola, in brutalna
nevednost sc dviga IL vrste pouiGne drhal, da ona
zavlada To vladanje nj vlada, to vladanje je splo-
SnO klanje in terOrizem
V Ameriki bi imeE ravno taksno Waldo, kakr-
Sna ina Sedaj besedo na Ruskem, ce bi odpri vrata
noriSnicam ter dovolili vadati zaprtim norcem, maj
huiSim odzgoraj in drugm, da sodelujeJo pri vlad1
Skraino vazne so svetu vesti IL Rusije, vesti 0
moritvah vest Xxi pravjo da je bilo petsto lJu-
di pokanih Petrogradu ma en- sam dan, ker so bill
zatozeni, da spadajo izobrazene premozne sloJc.
Nobene druge obtozbe nj proti MIN. Njihova
najhuiSa in edna krivda je to, da MISC ravno tako
siroma$ni kakor najsromaSnejS IN cato maj SO zlo-
Gnci, i zasuzijO Smrt.
Ame1iSkemu ljudstvu nj treba boljsega svarila
glede ma boljSevizeg a6or so vesti ki nam povedo,
kai boljSevizem pocenja in kaj je.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

Medtem je vsa oStala druzba ma
ladji Storila isto, kakOr predSed-
mix. Vezba je bila popolnoma ma
tanko izvrSena, in ljudje ma kro-
WI parnika George Washington bi
mogli zapustiti ladjo desetih mi
nutah.
VGeraj je bilo morje nepresta-
no slabo, in spremljajoce ruSilke
so izgledale kakor velike potop-
ljaGe pod valovjem. Slim wharf,
so delali zdajpazdaj voznjo nepri-
jetno tistim, Xxi MISC navajeni NOR
ia, ali predesdnik Wilson je ocivi-
dino vzival to morSko potovanje.
Sedem tistih dvanajst ruSilk, ki
spremljajo parnik George Wash
mgtOn, Sc je vrmilo vceraj.
Use kaze, da DO predsednik OBJ
razlozil V svojih govorih ma Fran
coskem svoj program, po katerem
maj Sc pripravijo vsi, Ei pridejo k
mirovni mizi, ma gotove zrtve "a
trajen mir, in da mora oborozeno
goSpostvo prenehati pri vsakem
narodu.
Predsednik Wilson je prebil
vecji del prvega dine ma prekmor-
ski poti pri delu V uradnem delu
svojega stanovanja.
Popoldne jen svet svojega
zdravnika podadmirala Cary L.
Graysona legel "a nekaj casa k po-
Gitku radi lahkega prehlada, Xxi Sc
je poznal po njegovem glasu.
Pozneje je sprejel obiske cd,
strani uradniStva na krovu. Med
temi obiskovalci sta bila francoski
in laSki poslanik. Zatem Sc je IL
prehajal ma krovu Obstrani gos-
pc Wilson.
Predsedniska druzba je vecerja-
la mirno. Stregel il je strezaj, ki
je trdil, da je stregel cesarju vi
ljemu in cesarici V istih prostorih
ma poizkusni poti parnika George
Washington.
Ladja George Washington bo
plula mimo Azorov, ali nikakor pa
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

PremnOgi ljudje govOre tel dezeh o bolJseVlz-
mu kar tjavendan in svObOdno.
BoliSevizem ie zavOzena vlada naSimih neved-
nih in sanjavih ljudi.
&c kdo nazivlja rllSki polOzaj anarhije in mOrit-
We "vlado' ie ravno takO, kakor ce nazivJa neum-
1.-Two kriGanje in 6ebjanje nOvOrOjenega Otroka 60
yorico
Ce kdo ki je mad nivojem pOuli6ne drhai, go
vori V tel dezeli OdObravanjem ali StrpnOStJo
boljSevizmu, je to Gin mOralnega zlocina.
BoliSevizem pomeni naSilnOSt, ki sc naSanJa ma
nevednost in zavist BoljSevizem pomeni Waldo krvl
in nasilja XII je vsakdan hujSa. Tsti, E pricne VIA
dati moritvijO, mora nadaljevati ia krvav pOSel,
in to pa Gedalje ve6jem Obsegu Slast pO krvl Je
nenaSitna
Russia ie dandanes strahota Europe in svarilo
vSemu Svetu
NesreGnih nnlskih kmetOv, ki tvOrijo jedrO rus
kega prebivalstva ne SmemO ObsOjati in krivit, "a
kaj stoletja in stoetja bill vklenjeni nevedno-
sti, nasilnosti, sirovosti in alkOholu.
Kakor pod carjem, tako Sc danes ne INA petm-
osemdeset OdstotkOv prebivalstva Gitati, in petm-
osemdeset odstotOv prebivaStva je pilO do nezmer-
nosti 'vodko kaeri je StirideSet odstot6Ov 6iste
ga alkOhOla - strupa.
Ko Sc je pri$e pred lett grof Witte, predStavlJa-
jOG intelligence ma Ruskem, to dezeO pOgaJat ia
ponsko gede mirovno pOgodbo je izrazll zo slut
MO- kaj Sc utegne pripetiti Ruskem, kadar bi bi-
la strmoglavljena avtokracija.
In pred lett so bile njegOve tOzadevne besede OBJ
javljene.
Tedai so poudarjali, da nj Russia en- narod, ne
go velikanska kombinacja plemen, gOvorecih razlc-
ne jezike in prezetih mnOgim SOvraStvOm GrOf Je
dejal:
''Vi AmeriGani nikar ne Gudite, da nimamO mi
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06
LLOYD GEORGE ZAHTEVA
KAJZERJA PRED SODNI
STOL.

London, Anglia, S. decembra.
- AngleSki ministrski predsednik
je podal nocoj volilni kampanji
pojasnilo 0 svoji politiki. Izjavil
je, da ne morejo ljudje, odgovorni
"a vojno, uiti, ker so bile njihove
glave kronane, nego morajo biti
soieni ma mednarodnem sodiscu.
Mr.. Lloyd George Sc je tudi izja-
vii "a pregnanstvo in izkljucitev
vseh sovraznih tujcev.
Predsednik lokalnega vladnega
odseka in minister narodnih "a
dev, Sir Auckland Geddes, je de-
jal V svojem javnem govoru, da je
bila politika, Xxi jo je zagovarjala
koalicijska vlada, mir, Xxi Sc maj,
vkolikor Sc tice sovraznih sill, ma
slanja ma resnicno pravicnost, in
kar Sc tice tistih moz, ki so sno-
vail in zaceli to vojno, maj DO skle-
MEN ma podlagi pravice, Xxi jo IL
rece najvisje sodiSce V dezeli.
Mozje, kakor bivsi nemski ce-
sar, Enver PaSa in bivSa vladar-
ia Bolgarije in Avstrije, maj bodo
postavljeni pred sodni stol. In ce
bodo izpoznani "a krive, maj dajo
svoje zivljenje,
"Mozje, krivi neizrecene kruto-
sti do nasih vjetnikov in do civil
mega prebivalstva po zasedenih
dezelah," je nadaljeval, "morajo
biti postavljeni pred sodni stol.
In ce so obsojeni, morajo biti ka-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

nih drzavah je to jesen strahovito.
Cd Is. septembra sem sta influ-
enca in pljucnica zahtevale tej
dezei najbrz stirikrat vec zrtev,
kakor pa je bilo na$ih vojakov u
bitih V vojni.
Med 100000 in $4,000 Sc suce
Stevilo smrtnih slucajev, XII jih je
povzrocila ali influenza ali pa
pljucnica med civilnim prebival-
stvom po Zdruzenih drzavah o.
semdesetih dneh, kakor je posne-
ii po podatkih, Xxi jih je izdal od-
SEX "a zdravstvene razmere. III ra-
cuni Sc opirajo ma porocila IL NEST
in drzav, Xxi vodijo natancne Sc
znamke in zapiske, in zdravstveni
uradniki mislijo, da drze.
Epidemija Sc nj prenehala, ali
smrtnih slucajev je mnogo mani,
kakor pravijo porocila, Xxi priha-
jajo semkaj. Bolezen sc ponekod
zopet vraca, ali to ponavljanje je
sporadicno, in ga nikakor nj sma-
trait "a splosno obnovitev krutih
epidemiGnih razmer.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

To je vlada, kateri nina narod nObene pravl-
ce, nobene besede, nobcne srece, nlkaksnega zado-
voljStva, nikakSne svobode i'm nobenega glaSu
Car iih je postal boj Veliki knezi so pokradli
denar katerim mai bi bill kupili smodnik, kroge,
kanOne
NesreGn kmetje ali muziki so bill nastavljeni V
vrste da so bill postreleni Niti tolbko orozja MISC
imeli, da hi branili sami sebe
mirnih cash Jim je njkalo enega vehkega
in silnega orozja, in scer VOLUME PRAVlCE In
vojni so korakali brez orozja proti nemSEim ka-
nonom in strojnim puskam
In car, zaljubljen sam vase, je odtegnil tenn lJu-
dem "a par dni all0ohoicen strup, XII jih je popreJ
Gpijanjeval ter uklenjeval nhOvega duha in njiho-
vo telo suzenjstvu
Nenadoma je bill alkohol odtegnjen in tudi pray
tako nenadoma je zacel narod mislit svoj bruta-
len nacin ter prisuSkovati vsem mogoeim pridigam
Car je bill strmoglavljen, in potem so narodu rekli
gotovi ljudje, da nj treba nikaksne Wade.
Amerika ina glasovanje Vecina lahko stori
karkoli hoGe sprejme kakrSnokoi postavo reSuje
vsako javno vpraSanje, lahko prevzame vsako javno
lastnino, XII sodi judstvu, dooim je zajamceno vsa
komur vse, kar je zakonto njegovega.
Russia nina niGesar, nobenega izkustva samo
vladi, nobenih pravic, nikakSnega sistema ljud
skem SolStvu. Njen nesrecni narodi nevedni pOni-
zan in prepojeni S sovraStvom, so bill razbrzdanj
kakOr divje ziva Ali he smemo pa zvracati krivde
mamie, zakaj teh StraSnih MISC l1rivi saml
Teh razmer je kriva zanemarJenOSt, tie razmere sc
Iposledica dolgoletnega tlacanstva dolgoetnega po
iticnega i'll verskega robstva.
Da je incl rnlSli narod Sole, svobodO, da ga nj
Iobjemala tiSta neSrecna verska tema, b bill danes
Ia f,uskem asen dan zlate svobode bi lie bilo bolj
ESevizma.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06
TRINERJEV KOLEDAR IMAGE
"a LETO 1919. = GINLJIV
SPOMINEK.

Trinerjev stenski koledar "a le-
to 1919, = Koledar image = bo
jako ginljiv in presenetljiv spo-
minek ma image naSih mladcev on
kraj morja. Kolumbija drzi lovor-
jew venec mad glavo mornarja in
vojaka, in "a MO vidite ameriske
bojne ladje ma zelenkastih NOR
skin valovih, docim ozivljajo zrac-
ne ladje nebesno modrino. Girlan-
da portreti Washingtona, Lin
colna in Wilsona je ma vrhu, in
razgled ma Trinerjeva poslopja, XII
SO znamenita po Trinerjevem anne
riskem zdravilnem grenkem vinu
in drugih izvrstnih zdravilih, two
ri vznozje. PoSljite deset centov "a
pokritje postnih stroskov. = Jo-
seph Triner Company, 1333-1343
S. Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

Henry White. Gospa Lansing je
spremljala drzavnega tajnika.
Druga diva Glana mirovne delega-
cije, pOlkovnik House in general
Bliss sta Sedaj V Parizu.
PredSednika so Spremljali tudi
francoski pOslanik J. J. Jusserand,
gospa JuSserand, IaSki poslanik
grof, V. Macchi di Cellere, in ella
nj njihovega osobja in uradnega
Sluzabni$tva.
Poleg teh so bill Sc John w. Da-
Wis, novi ameriSki poslanik "a We
liko Britannia, gospa Davis, gos-
pa Joseph Clark Grew, ki je zena
tajnika ameriSke delegacije, mu-
deGega Sc Sedaj V Parizu, nadalje
ga. Gordon AuchinclOss, hci pol
EovnikaHouse, katere moz je
spremljal svojega tasta ma YER
SaillSko konferenco, in pa Miss E.
dith Benham, druzabna tajnica
ge. WilsOnOve.
IL drzavnega departmental je
petnajst uradnikov, med temi Le-
land Harrison in Flip Patchin,
POMONA tajnika mirOvne delega-
cije, nadalje ViIjem c. Bullitt,
Sydney Yost Smith, naborna east
nika, in Sc nekaj drugih.
Predsednik Wilson je vceraj
prestal preizkuSnjo, ki so jo mo-
rale prebiti ameriSke cete na poti
v Francijo. AmeriSki poglayar
vladne eksekutive je moral magic
opasati reSilni pas ter Sc pripravi-
ii, da zapuSti ladjo, ki je bila te-
Oreticno napadena po submarinki.
Budilni zvonec je dal V predsed-
nikovem stanovanju znamenje,
maj Sc pripravi, da ide V reSilni
coin.
Poprej pouGen po kapitanu Nc
Cauley je zapustil predsednik Will
son svoj urad, poklical k sebi go,
Wilson ter jo peljal do reSilnega
6olna. Predsednik je pomagal gel.
Wilson privezati reSilni pas, in
potem sta oba stopila V vrsto ca
kaje kapitanovega povelja.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06
PREDSEDNIK WILSON MA PO-
TT V EVROPO.

PredSednik Wilson in njegOva
druzba so OdpotOvaG V sredo dne
4. decembra, IL WaShmgtona V
New York med dvanajSto in emo
uro popOldne.
Druzba je od$la ma posebnem
vlaku, ki je pripeljal 6lane ma
pribrezje parmika George Wash
mgton V Hobokenu naSlednji dan.
, Drugi clani so Sc pridruzih tel
druzbi ma parniku, ki je odplul ma
slednji dan zgodaj zjutraj.
PredsednikOvO spremstvO Obse-
ga pribliznO StO OSeb, in OkOli StO
drugih uradnikOv, SvetOvalcev,
strOkovnjakov in stenOgrafOv je
re pOprej od$lo kOt del ameriSke
mirovne ekspedicije V Pariz,
Predsednik in gospa Wilson sta
dOSla ma Union-pOstajO oh desetih
In 10 mlnut, to Je Vec kakOr dive
uri poprej, preden je OdSel pO-
sebni vlak. Mum voz je bill ma zad-
MEM koncu tiStega vlaka. Diva vO-
"a sta zavzemala francoski in las
XII poslanik vSak SvOjim StabOm,
OStali Stirje vOzOvi so bill "a dru-
go druzbO.
Maloprej, preden je vlak odpi-
hal IL poStaje, je bilO ObjavljenO
OsObje nepOSredne predSednlkOve
druzbe, kakor Sledi: PredSednik
in gOspa Wilson, podadmiral Ca
ry T. Grayson, predSednikov
zdravnik; George Creel, Gilbert T.
Close, zaupni uradnik predSedni-
kov; E. l. Hoover, glavni strezaj V
Bell hiSi, in Miss Edith Benham,
tajnica gospe Wilson.
Edna Glana mirovne delegacije,
XII sta odSla IL WaShingtOna zaeno
S predsednikom, sta bila drzavni
tajnik Lansing in bivSi pOSlanik
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

Clovek, XII govori tel dezei odobravanjem
boljsevizmu Xxi bi rad pahnil noe ustavo, varnost
stanost kar vse e bilo ustvareno in zgraJeno teJ
dezeli dobi dolgh let je zlocnec, in bi sc morale
mimi tudi postopati kakor zloeincem.
&c Sc hocemo temeljito pouciti pravi demokra-
ci poglejmo ma Francosko, katero dezelo loci nem-
Ska drzava cd Rusije.
Francija je imela svojo revolucijo, kakor smo
io ime mi svojo tukaj To je bill dolgotrajen BOZ,
zakaj, tudi FrancoM so bill nesrecni revn neizku-
SEM samovladanju in nevedni. Prebolei so skoro
sto let negOtovosti preden so Sc Otresl in lzneblh
Napoeona III. po btki pri Sedanu ter Sc jei res
nici vadati sami.
Ma Francoskem ne naetite ma odobravanje bolj
Sevizma. Francozi delujejo po problemu vladnega
lastniStva, pametno in konservativno. Ma Franco
skem je na mjone Judi, Xxi posedujejo vladne OBJ
venice XII so vame in primemo placane.
Borili so Sc vee kakor stiri leta izrednim juna-
Svom da varjejo vlado, Xxi so 81 jo ustvarili sami.
In Sc dalje hoGejo stati OBJ njeni strani.
NajboljSi dokaz "a to je vest, da so sprejeli "a
htevo po novem francoskem poSOjilu sedaj po vojnl
kar najvecjim navduSenjem. Pc tenn posojilu razpi
sanem miru, je vecja zahteva kakor po katerem-
koli posojilu vojni kljub vsem odvodom franco
skin zakadnih virov.
Tu vidite posvetitev svobodnega naroda svobodi
lastne dezele Noben boljSevist hi mogel dosec Od
viva ma Francoskem Francoz vedo da Sc lahko VIA
dajo sami kakor jim e vSec In to tdi hocejo storiti
Americani Sc lahko vladajo sami pc svoji wolff
Smislu pOstav in pravicnOSti In takO hoGejO tudi
deat.
In tisti, XII Sc strinja strahotami boljSevizma,
vlado morilcev in drhali mora bti vrScen med niz-
Ike nevedneze ali pa med podle zocmce
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06
ODLOzITEV USMRCENJA OD-
BITA.

Lloyd Bopp, obsojen ma smrt
ma veSalih to jutro, je izgubil zad-
ME upanje, da bi Sc izognil izvrsit-
vi smrtne obsodbe. Governor je
odbil vceraj njegovo prosnjo, maj
bi mu bila dovoljena odlozitev US
mrcenja.
Karel C. Williams, Xxi je zago-
varjal Boppa, in James G. O'Bri-
Ell, Xxi je obtozil Boppa umora, sta
.bila V governerjevem stanovanju,
ko je ia naznanil svojo odlocitev.
Bopp je prebil vceraj jsni dan v
smrtni celici V okrozni 'jeci. Zad-
MO noe je bill zalosten in pobit, ko
je uvidel, da nj zanj nobene resit-
We vec. Zdajpazdaj je Sci k vra-
tom svoje celice ter zahteval, maj
bolje kurijo, 'ces, ker mu je mraz.
Earl Dear, tudi obsojen ma smrt
ma vesalih pa tovaris obsojenega
Boppa, "Big Joe" Moran in FIR.
McErlane, Xxi so bill usli IL okroz-
ne jece, so Sc z velikim zanima-
MEM pripravljali ma smrt ma We
Salih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

znovani smrtjo."
"Dokazati Sc mora, koliko da-
lee So Sc ravnali podmorski po-
veljniki po poveljih, XII so jih mo-
rail- izvrSiti pod smrtno kaznijo, in
koliko dalec so ravnali pc svoji
lastni volji. In ce so bile krutosti
na morju izvrSene po volji posa-
meznih poveljnikov, morajo biti
tudi lett kar najstrozje kaznova-
nj.
"Danes je dan obracuna "a ma
Sc sovraznike. In ii morajo popla-
cati, kolikor Sc le da dobiti od
njih. "
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

Sc ne DO ustavila IA obrezju tega
otocja.
Ladja predsednika Wilsona .je
bila vceraj zjutraj $50 mill ma vi
sokem morju. Plula je nepreStano
isti Smeri hitrostjo sedemnajst
VrSt Ma urO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, December 9th.
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, December 9th.
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-06
INFLUENZA JE SMRTONOS.
MESA OD VOJNE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., = Div
jamie spanske influence V Zdruze-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-10
EPIsCoPALIANs ARE MUCH
CONCERNED ABOUT RUSSIA

High church Episcopalians have
just issued a formal call to the war
commission Of our church TO take i'm
mediate action in regard TO Russia
They demand movement by the COM
mission in the absence of any mission
Of the house OF bishops or the general
convention, but add that the situation
is grave enough to warrant the COM
ing together Of the whole church TO
meet the crisis. In their call they
attack a conference Of evangelical
bodies recently held in Chicago. at
which initial steps were taken TO send
a delegation TO Russia 10 spread Prot
estant church doctrines and methods.
The argument Of these high church
people, put forth in their call, is that
the orthodox Russian church is a part
Of the great Catholic heritage Of the
world, and that IL is such even II It
has been misused by the Russian gov
eminent for centuries, false doctrines
taught and needless ritual practised.
They point out that the church has
now gone 10 pieces. in common with
the political authority, and that now
is the time for one Catholic branch TO
hold out a helping hand to another.
They urge a vast fund to distribute
among the helpless Russian clergy,
and they call upon brave Americans
TO face any dangers that may befall
in Journey TO Russia, to be undertaken
without a moments delay.
The cali is further amplified by a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-10
LARGE MEMBERS OF MEN
N SERVICE JOIN CHURCHE!

Official reports to church authOri-
ties prove that a very large number
of enlisted men. officers and privates,
are being received into church mem
bership while in cantonments, while
travelling on transports, and even
while on the fighting fronts 1t viii
be recalled that Gen. Pershing was
confirmed by bishop Brent since he
went TO France Records at canton
ments show that numbers are being
received into all churches. Catholic
gan Of New York finds ii necessary
to remain on duty daily to confirm
men in uniform who go TO him. One
chapel in the cathedral Of St John
the Divine is in almost weekly use.
On the last Sunday in July, in Trinity
church, the bishop confirmed &c men
from one transport
A considerable part Of this unusual
summer accession C1 men is due TO
the routing of ships in the war. On
the long voyages the chaplains pre-
pare men for confirmation II is an
unusual experience for the men and
for churches
It is found shat Catholics and most
Protestant bodies are receiving new
members in the same way. Already
records Of men so far this year beat
all previous records by half Yet few
preac cheers at environments Those
most in demnd, and oftenest sent
forth by the religious bodies are
preachers OF ability, who also come
into personal contact with the men.
Very much more than in former times
is all OF the work social in its char
acter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-10

A CCORDING TO Rt Rev. DR.. Cam
4 eron Mann. Episcopal bishop OF
southern Florida. his state has made a
banner record IN the war to date. In
a communication just made by him
he points out that Florida has nothing
to sell that war needs buy. such as
iron to make ships. wool 10 make uni
forms. or leather to make shoes Its
products are. according to the bishop,
such as the government passes by in
its war equipment At the same time
the things it does produce are hard
hit by the war. Caring for rich folks
in fine hotels, providing rare fruits,
fishing for tarpon-au these the war
put a damper on
Yet Florida's record. thinks bishop
Mann, leads in some respects every
other state He believes thar sara
sofa, a village with 500 and an en-
listmeut Of so young men in the ser
vice, holds perhaps the banner OF the
country. He reports subscriptions to
the Liberty loan and Red Cross 10 be
beyond the record Of most states Of
the south, while he finds that churches
in his district which he had expected
10 cry out about finances, are meeting
their obligations without complaints
Of any kind Some Of them have bro
ken all previous records in the way Of
money contributions to outside causes.
The bishop regards this showing as
the more remarkable when he recalls
that Christian and civic workers have
left Florida for the front 10 pro-
portion hardly reached, he estimates,
by any other state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-10
500 MINISTER'S WORK
IN NUNITION FACTORIES


About 500 Christian ministers are
known to be at work in muuition
factories. shipyards or other war in
dustries as day labOrers for pay.
These ministers are Episcopal, Presby-
terrain, Methodist. Lutheran and Jew.
although there may be others in the
number, and they are chiefly in the
war industries in cities along the At
lantic seaboard from New Haven on
the east TO Norfolk on the south. In
one case. that Of a we'll known Jewish
rabbi. the Rev. Dr. Stephen s. Wise,
money received by the worker is Civ
en- to charity. In one case in Newark
a minister began as a common laborer
but was advanced at once, owing TO
his ability.
Reasons given for the step. by some
who have been asked. are rarely that
CT making money. They are that this
is no time TO go on vacations-when
American boys are on the front; that
1t is essentian 10 the future careers
things actually done to win the war.
If they are to have influence with
fighting men after their return; and
that, there being no opportunities for
them TO 90 as chaplains or Y. n. c. A
secretaries, they are determined to do
something militant and worth while.
A few admit taking up labor to help
out finances Of their churches, since
few interests have suffered loss Of
income 70 the extent OF churches, ow-
ing TO the absence Of supporters gone
to war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-10
Patrolman Celebrates
and Lands in Wrong Bed

st. Louis. No. Aug. 10.-Clarence
McCurdy, 20, went TO see his girl and
returned home at 2 a. m. When he
switched on the light upon entering
his home the youth beheld a police
mans coat hanging in the kitchen
Clarence hurried to his room. On
his own bed was stretched the frame
OF husky policeman A revolver
was on the floor and the young man
scented a murder He called police
headquarters.
Acting police lieutenant 1IcGlynn
hurried to the scene. He gave the po-
lice officer good shaking, arous-
ing him from peaceful slumbers.
He was patrolman Arthur Conley.
Conley's only explanation was that
he attended celebration and drank
four or five glasses Of beer-a thing
he wasn't used to.
He was suspended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-10

give way 10 industrial work related
to war needs.
Nevertheless the statement in ques-
ton shows tremendous gains in num-
bers OF schools up and down the Pa
cific coast, in Detroit. st. Paul. Kan
sas City. Chicago. and throughout
many cities in New Jersey. For teach
ers volunteer Christian workers have
been pressed into service. Industrial
work has been taken ID in place Of
Bible study TO some extent Children
are making dresses to send to Belgian
children. They are making articles 70
go into comfort kits for the sailors.
In the latter work some cooperation
has been had with Canada, where
the number OF schools has this year
doubled in some cities Cooperation
is had with the Red Cross and Navy
league The growth Of the movement
has been most marked this season,
and its projectors feel IL IS finding a
permanent place. Immediately the
war ends renewed efforts are to be
made to secure an endowment Of
$3.50, coo.