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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-18

ana messengers, intermingled with
French soldiers in blue uniforms. The
Americans were busily occupied near
the lighting line in creating ana i'm
proving the war entanglements and
the trench system. They did not much
like this work while at the training
camps, but now they see the absolute
necessity Of this trying labor Of dig
sing in and they are putting all their
will and strength into the task.
Occasionally they are disturbed by
the passage overhead of German air
scouts, who today displayed great
curiosity concerning what was pro-
ceeding behind the allied lines These
airmen Were sometimes very daring
and then the air would be filled with
balls of smoke as tho allied shells
burst along their paths.
Discipline Is Perfect.
Meanwhile the work went on the
Americans thus engaged stopping now,
and then to observe the enemy airinen's
efforts to escape from the worrying
antl-aircraft guns. Several times in
the course Of the day IL salvo of shells
from the Germans batteries came over
amidst the workers, but no one was
hurt, for the men had learned before
reaching the front how to act in such
circumstances, and their discipline was
perfect.
Farther along toward the front line
the correspondent noticed an ever-in-
creasing alertness among the Ameri-
can troops and the actual front line
was reached after passage through an
almost interminablc, sinuous communi-
cation trench. Here all was acute
watchfulness and nothing could turn
from his Immediate duty any American
soldier in the line.
Across no mans land, where. skill
fully hidden, We're French and Amer
lean posts, sentries and machine gun
uers kept a silent and tense lookout
for any enemy movement, while es-
pecially selected observers recorded
tho fall and explosion of American
shells from the batteries stationed far
in the rear. which from time to time
pounded the German positions with
remarkable accuracy.
Workmanship Wonderful.
The correspondent had, before COM
ing up. watched these batteries and Is
able to testify to Their efficiency. When
the alarm was given. the gunncrs. who
had been resting in under ground dug
outs. had taken their stations and had
their weapons on the German posi-
tons assigned. ready to fire within Is
seconds.
The range and timing were wonder
fully correct. The correspondent,
knowing the exact objective. could OBJ
serve the excellency of the guunery.
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LOYAL SONS Of NATION WILL Die
TOSToP HUNS WRECK or WORLD
CONTINUED From Page One.)

ss' ,s and 'S% dark dawn Hundreds
~h s as, faint '1 with ,'9 nsns gno p a
NJ, Papa p Guen ,nroes met
rs 7 rp, oass the ss Tay ssy
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nn, he suffering but n,neS' little Army Of Paris o
angle to his launches his he
Papa as so"sr r s% s s1s an ,Sa ssaa
e." "as ave. you .' f"'.hsd7 asked the officer
again. have S. % r's es.~e"
xou NO. o., said aid I'll. officer es. wal. her.
s: s s::n.c, and int. hin. cam. at
thing which has has made the
n Tn, Light of it is his face to this a
III He ana ,,s stay n avs though his
St ss " "n a PAPA
run S"on e n the he a' ~nS which him. he plumb
enough whisper TH v ne r ! enough to smile 's' and voice
The dead Huns wcr" in front of him.
wn' had happened wn" Papa "mo"t happened
ss ' sky and the Arch " Triumph m heads the 'e""''"
"L't Them Says o.un.' Papa eu5'smon.
with panied surprise the
themselves the badly woSa i" some of the oooa'oss
a war a n m n hSa m check by the dsea ,
druna to "a the word
ar 1s1 ns" en sssns md ON" S % @ but
formed s 1o,os jolly eye
men one pn ss
snossr right woo men in another left aneshsr
when cries I , an hes s svs s ap we'll
Of
more profound patriotism la
Tho Spirit Never
u VIBRATION his voice. there's moisture in his
give him that regiment of reformed pous He'll
twice Huns
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Rvsn . aaev"r giri II wise Will learn
70 coUle.
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Urges Northwest Farmers
Increase Wheat Acreage

ST. Paul. Feb. I7.--Falmers Of the
northwest are urged to plant more
wheat this spring as n patriotic duty.
IN an appeal issued by 4. c. Townlcy.
president of the Non Pa rtisan league.
flo points out that rye. corn and bar
ley are more profitable crops at pres
ent prices and that this fact may re.
suit in larger acreage being sown in
these grains. thus causing shortage
in wheat unless the nations urgent
necessity for wheat is emphasized.
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Grand Headquarters of the French
Army in France, Feb. le.--By The AS
ISOLATED Press.--American and French
troops for several days back have been
holding in unison the front line
trenches on one of the most famous
battle fields of the war; the name of
which is known throughout the world.
conversation with both French and
Americans facing the enemy side by
side Is that the unison is not only of
fighting forces. but of firm purpose
to win victory by mutual aid
There Is only one criticism to be
cans" said a distinguished French Of
fcer to a correspondent who spent a
whole day among the Americans hold
Ing the line.
Are Too Anxious.
They are too anxious to get at
grips with the enemy
American officers confirmed this.
declaring that their chief trouble was
to restrain their mon.
1t Is inadvisable to designate the
units confronting the Germans, but an
the men arc bending To their task and
they are anxious TO have the people
at home know that they are well sat
isfied and determined to perform to
their utmost the duties before them.
Tell the homefolks TINT we are
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Extent Of Quake Damage
in China Still Unknown

Annoy. China, Saturday, Feb. ls.-No
estimate has yet been made of the NUM-
Der OF fatalities resulting from the Sc.
we're earthquake; which shook the city
to its foundations this afternoon. MANY
buildings We're destroyed or damaged.
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BRITAIN FACING
BAD SITUATION.
Generals in Revolt Against
War Cabinet Creates
Embarrassment.
ROBERTSON LET OUT
Wholesale Retirement of
Commanders Is Expect
ed to Be Result.
ROBERTSON LET OUT

London, Feb. 1.-THE weekly news
paper. National News says 1t has been
informed by General Sir William Rob-
ertson. whose resignation as chief OF
the British imperial staff was Officially
announced last night, that he has not
resigned.
/ General Robertson, interviewed by q
representative of the Sunday Times at
his residence last night, said
Il have not resigned. The only
statement have to make is that it
is quite true that I will not accept
either position" referring to the posts
OF chief of the imperial general staff
and British representative on the SUI
prene war council at Versailles.
Says He's Dismissed.
The political correspondent Of the
Sunday Times says:
General Robertson considers he has
been dismissed. l heard that before
the succession ION the imperial gen.
eral staff was given to Sir General
Henry Wilson, it was offered to and
declined by General Sir Hebert Plum
mer. commander of the British forces
In Italy. and it Is anticipated that
other members of the military HER
archy will follow General Robertson
into retirement.
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from comparatively small section of
militarists. there liz no great sympathy
with the attitude OF the soldiers"
The correspondent adds that the
Earl OF Derby may resign as secretary
of state for war.
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ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS.

All members Of Covenant Lodge. No.
6, and visiting brothers orc requested
to assemble at I. y. o. T. hall Monday,
February Is. ut p. M. to attend the
funeral services of our lato brother.
Alex Kennedy.
By order
ADV T.. STNNMETZ, n. G..
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Revolt Against Cabinet.

The generals have in fact, revolted
against the cabinet and tho gravity of
their action can hardly be overesti-
mated. The weakness of the soldiers
position is that they cannot agree
among themselves. 1t is not antici-
patcd that tho detection of the generals
will wreck the government, as apart
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-18
SOCIAL DANCE.

Union hall, every Wednesday and
Friday night. Missoula Club orches-
ira. Dance. 10 cents.-Adv.
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NOTICE.

To Grass Valley French Ditch
Stockholders: The annual stockhold.
ers meeting win be held at the Grass
valley school house on Monday, Febru.
Asy,75, 1913, at ?o'clock, p. m.
ADV. JoHNR cYR Secy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22

XII hi Sc hotela vmeSavati prot samoodloeevaniu
jugoslovanskih narodov.
ApeliraInv .;e vas, ve jugoslovanske zene in
dekleta V AmeriSi, Ia Sc uprete vsaki agitaciyi, XII
ina namen, da agitira "a enega ali drugega kra-
lja.
Kon6no apeliramo ma vse iugoslovanske ze.
ne in dekleta, ola Sc pridruzite gibanju S. Il. u. in
delujte z mani vred "a Jugoslovansko Federativno
Republ;ko.
koncno VAN klieemo v spomin: katastro Ia,
XII pretresa in u~ni6uje sad kulturnega della deset.
Ietij, in ia strasni po svetovnem gospcdstvu sire.
meci konflikt, more nehati lie $ porazom monarhi.
stiene, militaristi6ne avtokracije.
Klieemo VAN:
JugoslovanskO zenstvo, odzovi Sc naSemu Xii
GU in pridruzi Sc borbi demokracije.
Ne prepuStite sedanjim av.okratom ali pa
njihovim pomoGnikom, da hi vas zapeljali $ po-
motjo Svojih with naklepov morda Sc V huiSi ia
rem, kot ie vladal doslej. Zenstvo ostalih napred.
nh narodov stoji Y pryih vrstah V. boju IA po-
rae avtokracije. Pridruzimo Sc temu boiu kom-
paktno tudi m. amcriSke Slovenke. To je mas
pOziv!
Anna Sviyeli, Victoria PoljSak, Katie Pirc,
Mary Grill, Frances StefanciG, Nezika Kaian. An
tonija N%rtacniE, Raphacla Smuk, Fanny Stolfa,
lvanka Paulin: Rosie Mavers, Theresa .JakSiG.
Jennie Skuk, Elizabeth Mako. Katy Gorianc.
Mary Poznik, ~Josephin Zalar. Antoniie Bauzon.
Ammo Pengov, Anna Grill, Josephine Iupanc. A.
MALTA Somrak. Anna Levstek, GUST FranGeskin.
Anna Bibiiana Zupnac, Mary Nidmar, Genovi
Meserko, Frances GorSe, Agnes LuSin, Josie Moe
mix, Julia MoGnik' AntOnija Mocnik, Netiy Kopri-
wee, Gertrude Peck, Rose Cebul, Tereziia Gu
hanc, Jennie Lingar, Ivdnka Sifrer, Julia Bradac,
Frances Hoceva", Ursula Molej, Maggie Tancek.
Mary koSak, Mary Luknar, Mary JernejGiG. Fran
cs klop6iG, Helen Jernejcic, Mary Belaj, Mary
kunStelj, Amaliia Koprivec, Jennie Koprivec.
Nalerija FerlugH, Mary Ferluga, Mary Penca.
Anna P;ntar, Annie Gobrenia, Fannie Vehar.
Mary OStanoI, larry Kalan, Matilda PauliG. He
lena kremzar, Maria Klauze, Marie Babnik.
Mary Milavec, Nina Milavec, Mileni JakSiG. Eli
zabeta Bek, Rosie Jurman, Mary Cerkovnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22
~SKODLJIVOST KAVCUKA.

Cesto opazujejo starsi, da Sc
pojavijo pri otrocih nenadoma
razne bolczni, najveGkrat koznc,
ali pa rane V ustih. Mn0gokrat
iScejo siarsi zaman vzroke bolez-
hi ter imajo mnogo n%epotrebnih
strOskov. Vzrok teh bolezni so DO
gostoma igrace, XII Jill daje.jo ma
tere otrOkom tie igraGe so cesto
~narejene IL kavGuka, XII vsebuje
razne Skodljive tvarine.
Igrace, katere imajo pepelnato
barvo, so posebno Skcdljive
One vsebujeio sIinGeni oksid, XII
povzroGa kozne bolezni, kakor tn.
di zelodcne neprilike. PriporOG-
live so one igrace, XII imajo ride
co ali temnordeco barvo. Tudi e..
ma barva je prosta Skodl.jivih sno-
vi, vendar ne V tOliki meri. kak0r
prvi dive. Predmeti IL rdeGega
ali temnordecega kavcuka so oCi-
SEEM V petkratnem zvcpleneml
antimonu, kar Jill izcisti vseh
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22

bill tudi nemSki a~gitatOrji in Gasnikarii. Iii so
imeli sodelovati pri TEN naGrtu. Smotcr ic bill. da
sc ponudi Ameriki in Zaveznikom premirje ; DO
gojem, da Nemtija izprazni Belgijo in Francijo.
lzpraznJevanJe hi Sc imclo vrSiti najmanj tri me
Sece. V TEN casu nastane lima in NemGija hi do
blla Sc diva meSeca casa in hi Sc dobro pripravila
~ spomladansko ofenzivo. Reorganizirala hi ar
mado Ill dobila YES potrebni material. Ako hi
medtem odpadla AvstrO-Ogrska, hi Nemciia ma
domestha njene sile IL Rustic. NemSko ljudstvo
b' bio prepricano o potrebi obrambe domovinc in
vSaka fraza o oS"ajanju hi bila ubita 20 izprazni-
wi okupiranCga ozemlia. Y tenn Gasu bi moral
hemSkl .agentJe napcti vc suc. da Zasejcjo razdOr
Y zavezniSkih drlavah in razderejo ali vsai osla-
he zvezo med mimi. Glavno hi bilo, da hi Sc V Ca.
Su premirja veli,o pisalo in govorilo "a mir. IA ko
pride spomladi pravi cas, hi imela Nemcija IL
dariti nazaj 5 svezimi silami in pridobiti vse, kar
je izgubila.
Tax Je bill baje kajzerjev nacrt, toda Wilson
Je ia natrt prekrizal, kcr nj dovolil premirja,
kakrsnega je hotel kajzer.
liz Havra po~rocajo: NemSki vojaSki powell
nix V Ostendu jc V casu okupacije tega mesta iz-
sill cd ondotnega prebivalstva 26 miljonov fran
Eov V davkih in globah. Prebivalci so morali pla-
@ati globo IA vsako malenkost, ma primer tudi &c
so Ostali pc devctih zveGer izven svojih his. To ie
priSlo ma dan zGaj, ko je Ostend zopet svoboden.
Luka V OStendu je popolnoma razdejana cd an
gIeskih bomb in granat. Potopljena krizarka
"Nindictivc", l,atero so Anglezi nalaSc potopili
pred nekaj mescci V ustju luke, lei Sc zdaj tam.
IL Londona p%Orocajo: Nslcd zavezniSke oku-
paciJe belgijskega obrezja je trgovina med Ho-
landiJo in zavezniki zopet dobila svobodno pot po
Suhem in morju.
IL Budimpeste p~oroGajo, da ie grof Karolyi,
vodJa neodvisnc stranke. V soboto predlozil V
%parlamentu, da Sc Ogrska politicno, gospodarsko,
vojasko in zunanie loci cd Avstrije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22
PozIv sLovENsKEMU zENsTvu.
Cleveland. o.

ZenSki odsek SLOW. rep. zdruzenia je dine 4.
septembra, 1918 sprejel sledeGo resoluciio:
Spodaj podpisane zene in dekleta, organizira.
re V Slovenskem RepubliGanskem Zdruzenju V
Clevelandu' o., stopamo pred vas, vse jugoslovan-
ske zene in dekleta, pc vsej svobodni Ameriki. da
sc nam pridruzite V boju proti avtokraciji vse-
"a Sveta.
Fevdalni, goSpodujoGi> Sistem V Avstro-Ogr-
ski daje korumpiranemu uradniStvu Siroko pole
"a zatiranje Jugoslovanov, Iii Sc je vedno taAo Vi.
Silo, da je bio V korist habSburSki familiji, in Y
propad narodov ~Grnozolte monarhiic. Dokaz IA
10 trditev je Statistika izseljevanja. Izseljevanje
jugoslovanov je jason dokaz, kako JIG skrbcla IA
mas maGeha Avstriia.
NiSek "naklonjenosti pa JIG pokazala nv.
S;ro-ogrSka vlada napram JugOSlovanom V soda
Mi voini.
PCbrali so: Zenam moe, materam sinove, o.
trokOm ocete. Ma mesto kruha so jim dali kroglo
IL puSke, namesto obleke baionet V prsi, namcsto
"orkega Stanovanja SO Jill pometali Y jctc.
Pobrali SO Jim zadnjo kravo IL hlcya, samo da
sc zadosti korumpiranim greSnikom T. zlatimi o.
Nratniki.
VSaka mera je enkrat polna. cato kliGemo
YAM, iugoSlovanSkc zcne in deklo,a: Stopitc y M
< yrSte in delujte Z Mani vred "a dcmokracijo
in enakcpravnoSt vSega svetal
JugoslovanSke zene in dekleta ni>mo inc
lc Y Avstriji nikdar nobenih pravic, pat pa samo
dolznosti.
Zatorej iziavljamo, da smo in ostanemo, ne
sano veleizdajalke. ampak tudi smrtne sovraz-
nice oficielne Avstrije, Xxi hoGemo povsod in oh
vsaki priliki delati nato, da elm pref izgine habs-
hurSka Avstrija 2 zemljevida.
V duhu vidimo ma tisoce nedolznih otrok,
III iztezajo svOje drobne rocice prot materam ;
Flici na ustih. Mama kruha, .Pomisli.
tc ma stanje mater. Ali jim ne krvavi srce Oh
takih proSnjah? -. lin vsega tega ie kriy avstrc-
ncmSki mOnarhiZem in militariZcm.
NStopite V vrSte in bodite pripravliene bori-
Il Sc povsod proti monarhistiGnim ciliem in vme.
$avanjem, mai 81 BIO od katerekoli hoGe dinastiie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22

skodlJivih snow. To pa Sc ne Ego
di pri predmetih, n~arejenih IL
kavcuka pepelnate barve.
kakor pri teh igraGah, tako
morajo starSi patti tudi pri ma
kupu drugih igraG. Razne barve
vsebujejo mnogo strupa, katerc-
ga slab ucinek ma meme otroci lie
organe Sc pref ali slej prikaze.
Mnogo neprilik 81 starsi lahko
prihranijo, akO pazijo ia to, ola
ne dobi dete takih igrac, XII so ne
varne zdravju. Posebno igraGe, XII
sc kupiJo "a nizko ceno, so polar
vane z barvo, XII nj cista vseh
skodljivih snovi ter je zelo ne
varna zdravju deteta. Preden SO
dajo otroku predmeti IL kavcuka,
maj sc naredi poizkus, ako vsc-
bujeio kaj skodljivega "a otro-
ka. Poizkus Sc naredi s TEN, du
sc dajo predmeti V vrelo vodo.
Ako padejo takoj ma dino posode.
tedaj Sc ne smejo dati otroku,
ker hi kavGuk ~izGiSGen i'm vsebu-
je strupene snovi. Ako pa pla-
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Cas-

le edna slovenska reviia v Anne
riRi. "Cas" prinaSa lepe povo,
'ti, koristne gospodarske in GO
Spodinsse nasvate, znanstvene "a
%niiniyOsti, poduGne in c2rodu po-
trebne razprave, mnogo mitnih
slovenskih pesmic in poleg tega
pa prinasa lepe in umetniske sill
Ike.
List shaja meseGno ma 80 stra-
neh in stane samo $500 ma leto,
"a pol leta $1.00. NaroGa sc pri
Gas, 2711 So. Willard Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,, V Clevelandu in oko-
lici pa ma 6033 st. Clair ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22

IL Budimpeste p~orocajo, da ie grof Karolyi
vodJa neodvisnc stranke. V soboto predlozil V
~parlamentu, da Sc Ogrska p~oliticno, gospodarsko
vojaSko in zunanie loci cd Avstrije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22
NJU BANKE zvANE CLEARING
HOUSE,.
Kaj to pomeni "a ljudstvo, &c je banka
pod nadzorstvom CLEARING Housa''.

Kaj to pomeni Ia ljudstvo, &c je banka
pod nadzorstvom ''Clearing Housa''.
Use 5anke, XII imajo zvezo S Chicago
Clearing House, SO podvrzene stIogemu
ia. Pregledovanjc ra5unoS in imctja
sc mora vrsiti najmanj enkrat ma leto.
lzvcdenci natanGno preisGejo stanje
Ssake banke. Vso gotovino presteiejo,
prcglcdajo vse note, ,arscine, vknjizbe
in drugc v~rednostne l%istine, Sc prepri-
jajo o fondih, XII so Lalozeni v drugih
bankah in preglcdajo knjigc in aGune
&c uajdcjo izvedenci kake slabe ali
lvomijive vrednostne l~.stine, Sc tie ne
stcjejo veG kot imovina banke. Ako Sc
ic skrGila vrednost b~ancnega premoze-
MIA, mora banka kpzati pravilno vred-
most V svojih knjigah. &c banka drzno
spekulira in sc il pride ma sled. mora
to takoj opustiti. Use, kar je slabo, ri
skirano, Sc mora takoj odstraniti in ma
Domestic z boljsim. Ce vsega tega
banka nitro ne popravi in stori, izgubi
vse nadaljnje ugodnosti in pravice, XII
jih vzivaio banke, katere so ZdruzeDe V
Clearing House.
kcdar sc ~odvzamejo kaki banki te
ugodnosti ali &c nj sprejeta v Cleraing
House ina slednja "a to dober vzrok.
Ma drugi strani pa je o banki, XII je
tlanica te zvcze, &c to dovolj jason do
kaz, Ga ina dobro imovino, ia je MEN
kredit dober in da vodi svoj denarni
promct pc prcdpisih, varno in sigurnO.
Nacrt "a nadzorovanje bank potion
Clearing Housa je bill izdelan v Chicago
pred desetimi lett, cd katerega casa ma
pref nj bankrotirala niti ena banka, Xxi
ie bila v zvezi 8 TEN Clearing Housom.
Ako je slo ma ali drugi banki slabo
vsled panike ali vojske, so il takoj pri-
skoSile ma pomoc druge Clearing House
banke in il ~pomagale, dokler Sc MISC
povrnile Eopet normaine azmere Tia
Clearing House nadzorovalni nacrt sc
je pokazal tako vspesen, da so povsod,
kjer koli Sc nahaja kak Clearing House,
spreieli ia nacrt.
American State Banka je v zvezi
TEN Clearing Housom, je pod n~jegovim
nadzorstvom in ina we privilegIJe Il
banke, kateri poda vsako leto pet po-
polnih raGunov.
American State Banka pa je tudi Tod
drzavnim nadzorstvom in odda vsakC
leto pet de:ajliranih raGunov o stanju
Banking Departments draave Illinois
Napravite NASO banko IA Vase
banko in Vas denar DO warren in 81
lahko dvigncte, kedar ga zelite.
Vprasajte "a seznam nash First Colo
hipotek. Kakor tudi seznam $4,000 il
$4,000 zlatih hipotecnih bondov.
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vajo ma povrsju vode, so neSkod-
ljivi.
StarSi 81 lahko ~prihranijo mno-
go neprilik, ako pazijo ma to,
kaksne igrace dajo otrokom V
roke. 5 TEN Sc odvrnejo kozne
boleznl, katere so muGne "a otro-
ka, kakor tudi "a starse, pomeni-
jo pa vedno nevarnost tudi "a
druge odrasle otroke, Xxi pride
10 Z bolnimi V dOtiko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22
u trink XII.

IL liaaga p~orocajo: Odbor ve6inskih socia-
listiciih poSiancev V nemSkem rajhstaeu je tidal
APPEL ma delavstvo, ola Sc maj cuva nepotrebnih
~airaJkov Ill demonstrated. OdbOr obsoja vSenem-
SHe dcmagoge in ravno tako "hujskajoEo agita.
cijo "a strajke in protivladne demonstraciie" ne
odviSnih socialistov, Xxi Jill imenuje boliSevikc. -
"NorwaertS", glasilo yecinskih socialistoy Y
Berlinu, sc pritozuje V uvodnem Glanku, da no.
tejo delavci zaupati sedanji vladi, Geprav ie ne
kaj socialistov V njej. Delavci govore o Haase-
Ledebourjevi vladi {EIaase in Lcdebour sta vo-
ditelja lIanjSinSkih ali ncodvisnih sociali,tov) in
propaganda socialisticno republiko. V berIinskih
iovarnah sc ne govori o drugcm kakor o prihaia-
Joel sOciaiiSticni vladi. ''Norwaerts'' svari de
lavce pred TO propaganda in "a. strah Jim slika
Sedanj poiozaj V Rusiji, ceS: ''roglejte, kaj Sc
tam gOdi. ker 50 boljseviki Ia krmilu''. IL tega
ipela in clanka je razvideti, Ola sc je poiavilo V
Nemciji radikalno gibanje med delavskimi ma
Sami, ki mora biti precej moCno in nevarno kai-
zerjevi vladi, ker hi drugace ne bio svarila cd
strani kajzerjevih Socialistov. Drugo porocilo y
iierlina pravi. da je kancelar Maks povabil tudi
neodvisnc Socialistc ma 'sestavljanjc odgovora ma
zadnjo Wilsonovo motto. OdzVala sta Sc bale Han
sc in Ledebour.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22

DRAWN industrijalni urad ia
posredovanje della V New Yorku
je tidal oklic "a Stiri sto presto
voljk, XII hi pomagale farmariem
%pospraviti krompir in drug pri.
delek $ polia, Cd vsake zofe al
dekleta pricakujejo, da sluzi mai
mani tri tedne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22
RM
DR.. w. {. 0hIend0rf, *. D.
ZGravnik "a n0.ranie bolezni
in ranocelnik.

zdravniSka preiskava brezplaGua pla-
jati j. L. zdravila. 1924 Blue Island
Ave, Chicago. Creduje Cd l do 3 po-
pol; od 7 do 9 zve6er. Izven Chicago
7ivcti bolniki maj pisejo slovensko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22

IL kodanja p~orocajo, da ie danska vIada DO
siala V Berlin noto, V katcri' zahtcva, da izvrSi
Nelncija del p%ogodbe, hi jc bila sklenjcna med
MO i'll Dansko leta 1860. V doticni pogodbi je bilo
%reGeno, da imajo prebivalci dveh dezel Slezvig-
~iiolStaJn in Lauenburg $ plcbiscitom odlociti. ali
hotejo pripadati Nemciji ali Danski. Nemcija nj
pa nikdar dovolija plebiscita, temvcc je enostav-
no anektirala omenjeni dezeli.
Vest nj ~potrjena.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22

Organizacija je vodilna ideia
nase dobe. To mora prcdvsen.
raZumeti delavstvo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-12

Ne. &c.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK

At Washington District Of Gopba at the close of busn
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ton. 81:
l. JOHN a. BALTz. Cashier Of the
aoove-named bank. do solemnly SweAP
that the above statement Is trpe, to the
best Of my knowledge and ben N
JOHN II. BALTZ, cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me thkl
1eth day OF September. 1919.
(SeaL) JAMES L. CRAWFORD,
Notary Public.
GEO; H JUDD. GEO. r. LnNKNs.
FRED MCKEE, Director
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-12
No. -.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
SEVENTH STREET
SAVINGS BANK

IL Washington. in the District Of cohum-
bia, at the close Of business AuElRSt
81, 1913.
The Washington times., 1918-02-15
By W. V. BYARS.

The most important business Of
the day in Congress-and in the
United States-was the introduc-
tion of the urgent deficiency bill"
reported to the House by Chairman
Swagar Shirley of the Appropria-
tions Committee. 1t was accompa-
MED by a report and 1900 pages Of
testimony, intended to prove the
urgent need Of the money asked
for.