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, 1918-03-28
Saratoga Chips

L. d. Peck returned today from a ten
days visit in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. VIM. Turnbull returned yester-
day from California, where she visit
ed for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Reynolds returned
Monday from Denver, where they had
been s%ojourning for several weeks.
Frank NUM- was over from the '78"
ranch the greater part of last week,
looking after business matters here. He
returned home Sunday.
Just arrived-a swell line of Easter
Novelties-mouth organs, flash lights,
marbles, kids Handy" etc.-Scott,
the Jeweler.
Mrs. Robert Cottier was the winner
of the $50 cut glass punch bowl recent
ly presented to the Red Cross ladies by
W. f. Tilton, and which was ratified at
the dance hall last Saturday evening.
Fighting for France" the real pic
lures from real ~battlefields in the Euro
pean war zone, at the opera house Sat
urday night. No increase in price of
admission. Show starts promptly at
S o'clock.
The Harry Moore residence was
slightly scorched by a small fire under
the roof Wednesday morning. The
yoIuntoar firamon racnnndad nuinlylv I'm
the alarm, but the blaze had been ex-
tinguished before the arrival of the en-
gines.
The construction work on the Rich
mond Garage, which was to nave been
begun this week, has been somewhat
delayed by the inability of Mr.. Nc
Manis and his crew of men to com
plete their work at the w. e. Sears
ranch as early as had been expected.
They expect to be able to start on the
garage work not later han the first
of next week.
II. G. PaulSon returned here yeSter-
day from Denver, where he had been
for six weeks. He states that there is
much excitement in the Colorado CAPT
tai over Wyoming oil and that many
drilling rigs will be coming in from
Colorado very loon to do summer eX-
ploration work in the various WyOm-
ing fields. Several of these firms, he
says, are Interested in Carbon county
oil lands and some of their activities
will likely be visible to the naked eyes
of Saratoga residents as soon as spring
opens in earnest.
, 1918-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Durrie are
the proud parents OF a son, born on
Monday, March %.
Forest Supervisor James Blackhall
of Encampment was a business visitor
in Saratoga Sunday and Monday.
For Rent.-Dining room and Kitchen
of Waterloo Hotel. Fully furnished.
A liberal proposition. See Mrs. Mary
Albro. tt
Jack Sheahan and a party of eight
or ten friends from Rawlins, came up
Sunday morning and spent the day
with rod and reel on Jack creek.
Deputy Game Warden j. d. Paulson
announces hat the 1918 game n fish
ing licenses have beer received and he
will be glad to fix VI yours at your
earliest convenience.
Sheriff Pickett spent Sunday in this
neighborhood, enjoying a few hours
fishing. He returned to Rawlins Sun
day evening, taking with him Jack Rog-
eISY WIN wac "ulItu III ~
cashing bogus checks.
w. w. Sanders arrived in Saratoga
yesterday from Huntsville, Ark, and
will spend Il few days with a relative
up the valley. Mr.. Sanders is looking
over the country with a view to locat-
ing government land, in Ease he finds
a tract Suitpd m his needs.
The tearing up of the old plank walk
about the Pilon Mercantile Co. store
this week caused much excitement
among the small boys and girls, many
of whom watched the removal of each
plank with breathless interest. Many
nickels, dimes and quarters were resur-
directed which had been u of circu'
lation for many years.
The dance given by the Red Gross
ladies last Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Salvation Army war re-
lief fund, was largely attended and q
neat sum of money was cleared by the
ladies. The supper was also largely
~patroniZed and was a cry enjoyable
feature of the evening. Music for the
dancing was donated by Miss Doggett
Miss Forney, Mrs. Cottier, H. G. VIII
cox and others.
The stockholders of the Tichenor
Spring Wheel Company are holding
their annual meeting at the office OF
the secretary, NJ. b. McKillip, this aft
ernoon. Among the matters to be dis
cussed by the directors is the plan
to increase the capital stock of the
company, and also to arrange for the
manufacture of the wheels. New Off
GERS and directors to serve for the en-.
suing year will also be chosen at this
time.
, 1918-03-28

When selling live stock it is handy
to have a book Of short form bills of
sale in your pocket. Get them at the
Sun office.
, 1918-03-28
The Spring


We have the "im-
Elements" required
by the busy house
wife in her cam
paign of spring
house = cleaning.
Also many kinds
of washing prepar-
ations and cleaners.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30
" laStni

kapitalStili, njih ogromna ve6ina, lahko hi skoraj
rekl vsi, 80 ostali delavci; torej je tudi socialiStic-
no glasilo V slovcnskem jeziku potrebno.
To so vse ocitnc reel. Ali z vsem TEN JIG sc
pray malo povodano. Nclika je bila Prolc,arceva
naloga pred dvanajstimi lett, Sc mnogo veGja JIG
p~ostala Scdaj. In cd leta do leta DO in mora biti
veGja.
ko Sc je lEstanovil, je moral "Proletarec"
dramiti. To je bi!a njcgova poglavitna dolznosi.
\ellkanSka mnozica naScga d~clavStva Sc hi ia
KRAFT niti izdalet zavedala svojega p~olozaja. &c
konstatiramo to kot COLO resnico, Jim he oGita.
mo niceSar. Tako je bio, ker nj moglo bti dru-
GAGE. Nsaka prikazen, maj nam je p%rijetna all
ncprljcina, ina svoje vzroke, in vazneiSe cd vSc
"a drugega Jc. da Spoznavamo vzroke. Tudi po'
manJkanJc zavednOSti med naSim delaN;tvom V
prctcklih GaSih jc imelo Svoje vzrokc. Razmcrc
so IL njih napravile to, kar so bill. Sami MISC bill
krivi, da jim MISC bile razmcre ugodnc. IL Evro-
pc Jill jc p~rihajalo lie malo sem, XII SO bill &c tam
socialist. Tukai so naSli malo prilike, da hi Sc
Scznanili : Socializmom. Deloma JIG bilo tega krivo
neznanje dczelnega iezika, dcloma drugi razlogi.
Nclika vecina delavcev ie miSlila tako, kakor
Jih Sc danes mnogo miSli: Da mora biti vSe ma
Svetu, kakor jc. Da morajo biti bogati i'm rcvczi;
ola nj delavec SpoSoben "a kaj druzega, kakor IA
lopato in ccpin, in da mora biti zaradi tega hva.
lezen goSpodariu, XII mu dajc della.
Trcba jc bilo iorej p~rizigati prvo lut. "Pro-
letarec" ie moral dramiti razredno zavest. Kdor-
koli ie kdaj oral ledino, We, kakSno tezko delo jc
10. Iategadeli radi verjamemo, da nj bilo postla-
no ma rolicah tiStim, XII so stall oh zibelki Probe
tarca. Danes so lahko ponOsni, da so opravil 10
dclo.
n Sc danes Jill. ic mnogo pc Amcriki razrcd-
no nezavednih. Sc Gitamo pc G~aSopisih IA "ubogc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

ma duhu, y kjcr Sc prid uSujejo delavci DO dopisil,
da SO kapitalisti potrebni, ker ne hi bilo siccr nj
kogar, XII bi daJal delavcem della. In kdor Jim da-
Je della, Jim dajc pc njihovcm mncnju kruha. &c
he hi bio kapitalistov, hi torcj morale ogrom
ne mnozice dclavstva s,rada,i, prezebati, umirati
cd lakote.
Nendar pa JIG IL nekdanje vecime tekom casa
postala manjSina. TiStih, XII misliio tako suzeni-
Sko, Je cd dine do dine mani, mnozi sc PA Geta "a
vednih, XII so spoznali, da ne vzdrzava sveta ka-
pital, ampak delo.
kllub temu ne smemo pozabiti ma tiste, XII Sc
MISC V naSem taboru, kajti socializem ne more
zmagati kot sekta kakSne m~anjSine, ampak lie kot
velika organizirana veCina delavstva. I'm la vcCi-
ma mora biti sociafstiCna, kajti siccr ne zmaga z
MO socializem, ampak ideje, Xxi so lahko vsc kaj
druzega kakor socialisticne.
Treba je torej pridobiti ,istc tovariSc, Iii ho-
dlJo Sc po drugih potih, da dobimo armada, Xxi bo
sposobna IA znago. Pri TEN pa ne Smemo pozabi-
ii, da Sc JIG tekom casa zbrala ccta zavcdnih de
lavcev, Hi so re davno ~prcbavili prve pojmc .ocia-
lizma Ill zahtevajo sedaj pc pravici kaj wee. Ne
lie da smejo zahtcvati, ola sc Jim ne ponavlia lie to,
kar 80 &c davno citali in vSesali vase, ampak tu-
di potrebno JIG, da dobivajo novega Ctiva. Socia.
lizem JIG velik ~njcgova podlaga ic obSirma, mjcgo.
We naloge so mnopoStcvilne. I'm delavstvo i'm mo-
ia. vSem poStati kos. lie tako postane sposobno IA
svojo koncno zmago.
Tako mora list sluzili dvojni nalogi. Prido.
bivati mora move priStaSe, obencm pa mora "a
dovoljevati stare in Jim odpirati -SirSe obzorjc.
Lahka nj TAXA naloga. Poslcdica jc tudi ia. da
he more he cnim lie drugim naroGnikom popol.
noma ustrczati. IaGctnik najde V listu mnogo re-
q, ki 50 mu "prcvi>okc." Ia >tarcga sodruga 50
marSikatere reel postalc nepotrebne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

Ma dan, ko praznujc razrcdno zavcdno de
laNStvo prank, Ic pat primcrno, da izpregovori
list, kl mu SluM ia njcgori poti, tudi sam q Scbi
nekoliko besed. Wee kakor dvanaiSt let Sprcmlia
"Proletarcc' zavedni slovcnski prolctariat V ME
govlh boJlh in brez bahama sc lahko pravi, da "a
je V mnogih tezkih urah ne lie spremlial. ampak
tudi vodil.
"Proletarca" je porodila ziva potreba. So
drugi, Xxi so re V casih niegovega zacctka zivcli
V Amcrikl i'll Sodelovali pi ustanovitvi V omih
tczkih dneh, nam pr~ipovcdujejo, kako jc bilo.
Zaprek in tezav je bio brcz konca in kraia. Da
so Jill premagali, nam dokazuje Proletarcov OBJ
Stoj. &c ne hi bio velikc potrebc "a tax list. hi
bile vSc tiste zrtve nemogoce.
Tudi danes sc Sc ne more reel, da nina Pro-
lctarcc tezav. DelavStvo ie imclo slabe case V A
meriki, daSi so politicarji pogoStoma mnogo de
klamirali q prosperitcti; i'm ncugodne razmcrc de
lavcev cuti vcdno tudi njih LIST.
Ali pa JIG vredno doprinaSati Use zrlvc in tn
pcti vc SitnoSti, XII Jill povzroGa izdaianje take
"a G%aSopiSa? Ustanovitcv "Prolctarca" ic hila
pred dvajSetimi lett potrebna. Ali ic morda ME
sova naloga &c opravljcna, pa hi Sci Scdaj lahko
k ve6nemu pocitku! Mnogo della, Skrbi in denar-
nih zrtcv hi Sc $ TEN prihranilo. Najde Sc pogo
Stoma list, XII izhaja lie "a 20, da izhaia, da ina
kakSna tiSkarna opravka, ali pa ola Sc more kdo
imenovati "urcdnik'. kjer je pulozai talk, hi bilo
res holje, &c sc ne hi po nepotrcbnem ma2al papir.
Ali kar sc tite 'Prolctarca, nj |nicgovo izha-
JAMIE danes pac mic mani p~otrcbno kakor pred
dvanajstini lett. Njegovc naloge MISC minile, ann
pax 50 Sc Sc izdatno p~ovctalc in pomnozilc.
"PrOletarcc' ic socialiSiicno glaSilo. i'm ze %,
tenn JIG povedano, da ne more biti ~njcgova nalo-
IA opravliena, dokler ne DO Socializcm urcsniccn.
Slovcnci MISC izumrli V Amcriki, MISC Sc po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

Ampak razmerc so %prcmocne, da hi Jill mo-
gl prezirati. Bio hi Seveda najboljc, ako hi mo-
gla nhaJatl diva "Proletarca''; eden. XII hi dra-
mil Sc nezavedne in podajal najpotrebnejso snow
tlSilm, kl so scle priSli V naSe vrste: drugi, Iii hi
zadoScal vlsJim zahtevam starejSih in V zaGctnih
pojmih thirteenth sodrugov.
Lahko Je pa spoznati, da je to ~praktiGno ne
mogoce. Ia diva izkljuGno sociali,ticna lista jc
Siovenskega delavstva V Ameriki premalo, zlasti
&c Sc NpoSteva, da JIG G~asopisov V naSem jcziku itak
&c razmeroma zelo veliko Stevilo. cato nj dru-
zcga lzhoda, kakor da Sc list prilagodi razmcram
III prinaSa nekaj cnim, nekaj pa drugim.
&c hocejo titatelj biti praviGni, morajo pri-
matt, da je tudi 2 drugimi listi tako. Zclo malo
bo dobin ctatel jew sploh, XII hi katerikoli list
citali cd konca do kraja. Y wSakcm 81 dicmalc
nbere tisto, kar je zani, ali pa kar vsai sam misli,
da Je zanj. a pri ''Proletarcu' hi Sc Iahko vzcIo
V poStcv, ola tudi IA starejScga narocnika nj raw.
II" lH@uba, ce eta Sc enkrat, kar zc We; mlajSi bo
pa tiSto, kar sc ma danes zdi ''prcvisoko," lahko
razumcl, kadar Sc dovoli navzije laiSih snow.
Glavno ic To, da ie list, kakrScn ie "Prolcta.
rec, p%otrcbcn, kakor je potreben socialism sam.
I'm cato "a JIG trcba ohraniti ,Getudi postajajo raz-
mere IL mnogih vzrokov tczje. Draainja jc zadcla
tudi taSopiSje, i'll Sc pray obcutno ga ic zadcla.
Pm tenn izostaja naScljcvanjc, XII je pred vojno IL
StNarlalo rczcrVar novih narocnikov. ma druui
strani Sc ic pa Gasniska konkurcnca pomnozila.
Use 10 pa vcndar mic ne pomaga. "Proleta.
rec ic potrcbcn. In kjer ic r~eSniGna potrcba, mo.
ra biti izpolnjcna. Pridobivanjc novih narocn-
k"v della tczavc; 10 radi vpoStcvamo. Ali tisti,
HI opravljajo Ia n~eprijetni poSel, ne smcjo poza.
bitl, da della tudi izdajanjc takcga liSta tcaavc.
Skupaj moramo gledati. da prcmagamo take tea.
We; 4 zdruzenimi motmi pa ~pridcmo do eliza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

predpIslh in prcdpoStavkah mcdnarodne upravc-
ma podIagi avtonomijc in miru, je mogoce zahtc-
vatl, MAJ DO pacifiSt:cen tudi socialism. Impe-
riallsticna politika Y sluzbi kapitalizma, Z nercSc-
mimi narodnoStnim v~praSanii in drugimi pro-
blemi, izhajajoti IL kulturnih psiholoskih in
ctlcnlh vIroN, nam ne more dati garanciic IA mi
reh razvoJ, pa maj Sc ia razvoi nanaSa ma kapita-
llzem ali sociaiizem, kajti socialism nj prednik,
ampak potomcr kapitaliSticneea razvoja in mo-
ra toreJ 60 ipso slediti boiem, Xxi mu Jill diktira
prvi Y notranji in zunanii poitiki narodov. Ia
to imajo socialist V tel vojnt izbirati med impc-
rlallzmom Ill soca,no demokracijo. Prvi nosi V Sc
hi kali "a daljne vojne drugi obljubliajoco
dcmokracijo, XII hi sc imela zrcaliti V mirnem
r%azvoju mednarodnega kapitalizma in njegove-
"a nasIcdnika mednarodnega socializma.
Drskar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

Preko Amsterdama prihaja sledcte d|unajsko
porocilo:
SOcialistiGna "Arbeiter Zcitung'' ma Duna.
Ju piSe: "Nista Sc pretekla diva meScca, odkar jc
bila podpiSana breSt-litovska pogodba. XII jc pri-
znala Ru>iji EStonsko in Iivonsko, "A &c cujemo
glasove IL Berlina. da sc morata ii dive dezcli pri-
druziti Ncmciii. Ali JIG pogodba IL Brcst -IitovSka
Sc eljavna ali nj! Kar je NemCija naredila in Sc
della, DO morala placati Z drugo voino, elm sc
Russia opomore. Nemcija in Russia bosta troSili
miljardc "a move vojne priprave. kaj pa Avstri.
ja! Ali bono dovolili, Ola Sc prcliva naSa kri sd
mo cato, kcr Sc NcmGiji cede slime po tujem tcrito-
rlJu? \ikdar! To JIG atvar Ncmcijc, he pa hasa"
Sploh jc opaziti, da Sc po Avstriii Siri opozi-
eliza prot Ncmtiji. Toda V Avslriji ne S,cje danes
ljudStvo mic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

Delavcc, Xxi sc ne pridruzi socialisticni stran-
Hi. zadrzuic napredek in zmago socializma. To-
rel jc Soodgovorcn IA razmere, V katcrih trpi pray
tako, kakor kapitaliSt. XII nasprotuie socializmu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

IL Stockholma p~oroCajo: V finSkcm c~aSopisiu
Sc ic poiavila zivahna diskuziia zaradi vpraSanja,
ali mai FinSka oSiane r~epublika ali Sc prctvori
V monarhijo. Svcdski Finci so IA monarhiio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

IL Londona porocajo: Dopi>nik "Exchangc
Tclcgrapha" brzojavlja IL IIaaga, da .ic ia Du
naju povzrocil veliko Senzacijo raHglaS, da ic ON.
dotni papczcv nuncij ma zahicvo avSirijSkc Wade
uvedel diSciplinarno p~rciSkavo proti Skofu V
Ljubljalii. Skof JIG obtozen, ola Sc ic postavil ma
cello jugoslovanskega gibanja, XII JIG pc svojih e;
ljih Neleizda jsko."
V ~Ljubljani jc Skof, kakor jc znano, Anton
Bonavcutura Jcglic. Da stoji ma cclu iugoslovan-
Skcga gibanja, ne DO ravno popolnoma rcSnicno.
Idi Sc pa, kolikor 81 .je mogocc napraviti Slikc
pc veSteh, da Sc ic bill postavil ma krckovo Stran,
ko ie naStal V klcrikalni Stranki razkol. Krckova
frakriia sc JIG poStavila ma jugoslovansko, SuSter-
Siccva pa ma avStriiSko StaliScc. Tako je torcj tudi
Jcglic priScl med "vcleizdai nikc''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-30

Iondomski Exchange Telegraph" ina poro,
clio IL Curiia, da jc avstrijski minisir,ki pred
>cdnik Dire Seydlcr dcmisioniral. Scydlcr jc IL
javil, da nc more Voc zmagovati p~olozaja in cato
odStopi. Smatra Sc pa, da ic SeydIerjcva dcmisi-
ia V zvezi Z afero cesaria Karla, XII JIG nastala IL
znanega pisma, Hi ga JIG pisal prcdscdniku fran
coskc republike.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-25

American Red Cross has sent our n
call for thirsy-fye men. who must be
above draft age. American citizens Of
anGouhsed Loyalty. and not born III
shy Soun;ry with which We are az war
These volunteers will be known as
casualty searehers" They are 10
secure information that VIII supple
lens The msagsr details concerning
rounded and missing men which are
Eecor5sd by the War Department,
These Casually searcters" will viSi.
The sick and wounded. gathering II.
formation concerning their condition.
heir service ani their unfinished bis
mess 81 home, and conveying this n.
lorIaa..o.s through the War Depart
men,'s Bureau Q. Communication %
ne mems relatives in America.
when 4 man IS missing the search
sr does all that he can TO ind OF:
rom the soldiers comrades where lie
was las. seen. waas condition ne WIS
IN, and what message he left This
: = mos nlerci.ll and helpful work.
s13 81. mean il thousands o. in
stances more than can ever be estiuaE
/ 10 the woua5 led man and 10 Ms
friends. said : representative OF ina
-e3era, Council The value OF this
o.& las already been proved in TIE
British army.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-25
COLLEGE WOMAN
iNVENTS DRIER FOR
FOOD CONSERVATION


Hiss Minnie l. Jamison, head OF the
Home Economics Division OF the State
Normal and Industrial College.
Greensboro, n. C, has adopte d the
iSs2 OF The community drier. which
Sc demonstrated las, year az the
Hoover Conservation School for fam
lily uses.
I am planning now 10 get ont the
be prints and specifications OF
tazcily size Grier." she writes. Il am
8 ag ny services 20 wowen's clubs
= ever The State in working cut war
fed emergency proolems-demon-
s.zatins III saving meat and wheat.
sazar and fat. for the needs OF our
al..ed cause. In order to meet with
Sd fellow up" work by the clubs,
y. issued from the Normal College
a bulletin on saving wheat. meat, fat.
and sugar"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-25
RATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
SALE ~

sealed bids will he received by the
Fo-esc Supervisor. Ketchikan, Alaska,
w 20 and including June II, 1913, for
a. the IneEchanfable dead timber
stsncing or down. and all the live tim
rr marked or designated for cutting
G. z tract OF. 80 acres On the west shore
q Salt Lake approximately two miles
from head west coast Prince Of Wales
j. end, near the town Of Craig, Ton
& IS National Foresr, estimated 70 be
2 5000 feet 3. II. more or less, Of
Ska spruce and 100000 feet B. ".
n 5re Or less, OF hemlocs-. No bid Of
Il than $3.50 per II. feet for Sitka
spzuce and 80 cents per II. for hem
II K will be considered. Deposit with
~ 100000. The right TO reject any
a. al. bids RESERVED. Before bids
= submitted full information concern
II tie timber, the conditions OF sale,
sa the submission Of bids should be
Claimed from the Forest Supervisor,
Ke.chikan, Alaska
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-25
ENGLISH WOMEN IN
aiCNITION WORK

The Increase in The pTedue5ioa o.
munitions II England from twenty
ire oseyenty fold since 1915 IS 10 q
very great extent due 10 :as women
q Great Britain. according 10 4 pam
2A,ss 5us. issued from the press OF r
Clay < Sens.
Some moalhs ago Dr., Nellaway, ",
P. said there we're AL different ma
milton processes on which women
se-e engaged, says this authority
Recently h ASKED his officers II the
Us2lst-r u Munitions ii <1ey could
gre Rs cor-ssp pending figures for to
6ays The reply was tlla; !, would be
5u9osssa.e, that 50 s-ea; has been rhe
ex.eaSson 81 var processes upon which
women are 1orGiag TIA, il nigh. BE-
said 10 - covering s1s whole engineer
-as and chzne4, trades.
Women z-e .o12Y building a grsas
ca-i o. oae q the has. hsga-sqeed eu-
gEes IN the COUNTRY. each Woman set
Ing her cum soo.s and work. and
ac.e 10 machine any kind .. rork the
5ocl she * 81 wi1l gase. Women are
building guns and gun carriages. III
l.ugi.ns EAa 1ze firing work On t1e
1-s@ea mechanism and The screw cut
.EEss Of l4zga threads up 10 : shoulder
T1eT are doing much oE the work in
some shops On 5-s-;on army lorriss.
2a5 VII bs doing practically me whole
Of il. including cAasis erecting and
testing. Il ne var las:s much longer
they ara doing important work II
@z-sne-e1gs1e building Including
turning the connecting reds. p-opel-
le- SHAFT. lines. and practically ali the
zs4-k=<-o9 drilling
Ene.. ac.ivtgy and ski have 10.
-==2 confined 70 he engineering and
allied Industries Their success has
1=za remarkable n ne production q
u -nic4iS az5 oP-:cal munitions. boIa
q ~a5e2 industries we're . : large ex-
,sg-,. before the war n ne hands Q.
1Es Germans
II oe.c1e- 1911, the factories pro
6zci1g Munitions in G-ea- Britain en-
7.oye3 -9e3.4 men and 500 NO.
nez. according 70 Employment and
L.z1so- Maintenance The monthly IL
-z-se s.zee that cize las bean =. The
E-ia . asou. 1850 -ea and 1s.0o9
1C2eE Z tA= 2a.i0aaI factories wo-
lsa Eo-Ee-z 0u-1EZoer nsa II -he
tolzcE1s percentages: IN royal fac
.o7:=s J.: national P-o.eeszla factories
- expa9<zre and p-opei.2ne factories
"a national shall factories =: nation
- zlll1g factories = percent
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-25
BELGIAN SAYS KAISER
fANTED VA RIO DOWN
GERMAN SOCIALISTS

Other nations were gaEtig rich and
paE erfu,. She was getting over
G vded. There vas lighting inside
4 Boundaries between militarists
al socialists. The kaiser wanted
the: The nation nigh. become
ne united and have more territory
u which 20 grow"
= these words Prof Victor Horta
O ne University Of Brussels. a Bel
go gave MS explanation Of Germ
as real reason Tor provoking the
W before the Tacoma Public Forum
?. he First Congregational church.
Ia. night.
Fer the last three generations the
! PIE ot Germany have had their
ua5s perverted said Prof. Horta.
- es--oons. By appeals 10 pride and
b asiag me church as q tool the Ger
m government has trained its male
zeas % be masters. German hus-
Ids are masters n their homes over
te5rorized children and half-slaved
women.
When The ultimatum was sent to
2 GUM they realized it meant war
a EghE for independent existence.
Wen King Albert rode down the
<;F=a;s . make his reply, Belgians
am lined the way. There was no
e. s-ion IS 10 the course-there was
b.. one way LEFT And there was no
{ ing out al the awfulness Of it.
ErybodE was quiet. They knew it
I'D b a long war and that they
ws-e aoJ prepared Tor il. but they
= proud Of Albert for his decision
America mas come 10 help US fin
is this great conflict It will not be
finished on the batyledelds II is not
? war against nation. II is q war
a. the Americans say. against the
r scr. and We are proud that you are
1-ing with US against him
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-25
STIMULATE PRODUCTIONS

Tie United States Food Admins,
ration lays great stress upon stinu-
as'2g production ehis rear through
he planting q home gardens.
M Herbert Hoover. [. s Food Ad-
-,iaTss-a.o-, says the extensive use q
suburban gardens for planting las.
re1- proved O. extreme importance
II increasing the national food sup
ry
TIE food situation OF the world
MIS-: steadily degenerate as long as
ne war .3s-s. L : therefore, Of prime
z7o-saace % al every item 10 the
so5zi production Furthermore. CIR
97-e--1-=d railways. which must coa-
-i1y,e ID b oTereaxed during the who,e
course. q the Tar. will be greatly re-
.5svez I Ne ia*s larger area o
ssrsszs planted nan last sason.
White necessarily the determination
= policy IL protection IS in The hands
g: lie Department OF Agriculture and
: agencies. I feel that IT is 4 prime
3u.y . gha Food Administration %
.-5znla me Imagination Of me Farm
= . the national necessity. TIE
particular crop that THE farmer raises
s Of secondary Importance 10 the Food
DEMONSTRATION. as compared 10 pro
-ccGtoc- ~ long as II Yields Al n
e-easa n human and animal foo1.
Practically any c-op Of this character
VIII assist IN reducing the word
s1c--age. The main thing IS 70 gst
planting and breeding on a larger
scale than hitherto. What We wan
. .nstili into Fhe farmers mind is
hat he responsibility rests upon hi1l
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-25

II this cause is TO be won.
nr. Alonxo f. Taylor. in speech
to the federal Food Administrators.
on March leth. said:
1T is no exagera.ion to say that the
wsr gardens in Europe have in the
case Of Germany. for instance. pull
her through two summers and that she
would probably not have been able ia
her war gardens, In the largest cit
les OF Germany. as much as sSes or
sees Of the food consumption Of those
people during those months was fresh
vegetables. relieving largely the GER
cal situation"