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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07

don't get much of a chance to cut
loose.
The Boche are quiet until
we stir them up, so the place now
Is Just like an old folks home Cmeta-
phorically speaking). Either the
Boche divisions across from us are
second raters or else they are darn
poor shots. They have been trying
to exterminate our battery for a
month, and haven't come close ex-
cept for few stray shots. Say, but
one of them did hit about twenty
feet from my dug-out Il wasn't
home) Their shells make some holes
that you positively have to admire.
Il find my old football training
comes in handily here. Remember
how good | was at falling on the
ball? Excellent training, Excellent
training! The way | can get to the
ground now when | hear them COM
ing sure would delight your eyes. As
for track wOrk-yOu should have
seen me travel the day 1 got caught
in front of a searching fire. Simp-
son and SchOlz couldn't have kept me
in sight. After all it is a great war.
Coach, and we surely will have some
tales to tell when we get back.
1T is surprising how little the men
care for shells. Mainly because they
don't know them. Every time the
Boche shell the battery We almost
have to sandby with a club to keep
their heads under. They want to see
where they are hitting! The French
gave us up long ago. They say we
are d fools. Well nobody denies it,
but they all agree we get there just
the same
Must scribble a couple of more.
Had a letter from 'Yutch' Gentry
Daggy) yesterday. He has some in
teresting news for you. q. . AS l re-
member it. a letter must have also,
unity. conference. and emphasis. This
letter may lack some of these, but
believe me the A. Z. F. has them all
and lots of emphasis"
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
MOVIES HELP A|RMEN
PERFECT THEIR ART
Cadets Study Barrel Roll and
Tail Spin by Means of
Photographs.
CRASHES DECREASE
Flight Surgeons and Physical
Directors See After Health
of AviatorS.

By United Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-To facili-
tate teaching of the science of avia-
ton to cadets at our various flying
fields. the United States Air Service
has just completed a series of mo-
ton picture films that are nothing
short of remarkable.
Some of these were made under
direction of the late Major East, who
was killed at Garden City, L. l.. re-
Gently in an automobile accident,
while others have been made under
the direction of the air medical re-
search laboratory. These films, pho
tographed from airplanes and also
from the ground. depict all sorts of
aerial acrObatics and convey an idea
of what the cadet may expect when
he first tries aerial maneuvers. The
cadet learns theoretically all
about the tail spins from the time
they enter the ground school, but
their Imagination is piqued with won
dering what the sensation is like
and how they will recognize the tail
spin once they are in it.
By photOgraphing the whirl of the
horizon and sky from an airplane dur
ing a tai spin. it is possible to give
the student a very fair idea of what
he may expect. The sensation pro-
duced is that the plane is standing
still and the earth and sky going
around in a mad whirl. Inasmuch
as the chances are about 1000 to
that an airplane out of control i'm
mediately goes into a tail spin, Tor
"vrille" as it is called abroad) the
necessity of preparing the flyer for
this is of prime Importance and the
motion picture film becomes indis-
pensable. OF course the more ad-
yanced acrobatic tricks from the pi-
roll" in which the ship rolls over
and over sidewise like a barrel; the
renversement, and the loop starting
in both upward and downward direc-
tons are illustrated with these NOV
les.
1t is the new system of assigning
fight surgeons and physical direc-
tor. recently inaugurated by the air
medical service, that is reducing the
percentage of crashes at the fields.
The flight surgeons have been spec
ializing for months on the health of
the airman and flying cadet, and have
done a great deal of careful research
work which is proving of immense
value. The physical directors. who
prior to the war were trainers of
football teams, or athletic instruc-
tors, also are making a careful study
OF the airman and are looking after
his physical welfare and seeing that
he obtains proper exercise. This ex
ercise necessarily has to be siren
uOus and specialized so as to counter
act the effects of air sickness (Which
is similar to sea sickness, headache
and earache due to high altitude
work.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
The National Livestock Market

NATIONAL STOCK YARDS. EAST ST.
LOUIS, ILL.,. Nov 6.-The live stock market
for today is as follows:
CATTLE: Receipts 1870. Market active.
Native beef steers S11J06S1S.25.
Yearling steers and heifers S9.J0G $3.50.
Cows SI.jO6Sl25O.
Stockers and feeders SS.JOdS12GO.
Fair to Prime Southern beef steers $1O.-
OO6$11.I0.
Beef COWS and heifers S7.j0d $500.
Calves S7.15GS1T25.
HOGS: Receipts 1900 Market steady.
Mixed and Butchers S11.4OdS1S.i0.
Good and heavy $1S2OGS1S.40.
Rough S16.4OdS16.JO.
Light S17.5O6S1S25.
Pigs S14.156 S16.j0.
Bulk Sl7.JO6S1S20.
SHEEP: Receipts 1900. Market strong.
Lambs S15.256S15.jO.
Ewes S1l OO6S1200.
Gamers and Choppers S600GS900.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
FOR RENT
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A gold class pin. c. II. $. II.
and a COnklin fountain pen, gold band
with name engraved. Reward. Nellie Nil
Ter. 677-Green. MOI
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
Child Dies of Influenza.

Ethel Tomlin, infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tomlin who live
at the corner of Tandy avenue and
Wilkes boulevard, died yesterday of
pneumonia following influenza She
was l year and 2 months old. Burial
took place at Rocky Fork Cemetery.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
STUDENTS HIP DISLOCATED
S. A. t. c. Man Injured While Running
In Dash.

Theodore Bernstein, 10 years old,
a student in the University and a
member of the Third Company of the
S. A. T. c., dislOcated his right hip
at ) o'clock yesterday afternoon while
participating in company athletic
drill on Rollins Field.
Bernstein was a member of the
track squad from his company. The
accident occurred as he was nearing
the tape in a 1OO-yard dash, when he
crumpled up and fell.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
WABASH MARKETS
War Food Bulletin

Slice your bread on the table a. 1t
Is needed. Don't throw away a crust
1T has food value. Learn the value
of made-Over left-Oyers.
The saving Of food Is a moral as
well as a patriotic obligation. The
same thing can be truthfuuy said
about the saving Of money. This food
shop Will help you teach fOOd-senSe
to your dollars.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
1,5OO Pure Bred Cattle at K. c. Show.

I,0VO Pure Bred Cattle at K. c. Show.
By United Press.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. More than
twelve hundred pure bred cattle will
be entered on the competing lists
during the American Royal Livestock
show which will be held in the Kan
sas City Stock Yards, November 16
to %. During the week, sales Of
pure bred cattle will bring out about
three hundred more head which will
be placed on exhibition.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-11-07
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Half @ Cent q Word q Day

Terms, cash In advance. The amounts in
volved in want ads are too small to be
charged. When received over the phone
1t is with the understanding that the
ads will be paid for at once
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-22
DR.. HILLISPAINTS
HORRORS TEuT0N
WAR ATROCITIES
Thrills Audience ut Augustana Gym.
nasium With Recital Of Crime
Against Humanity.
PROVES FACTS IN NARRATIVE
Brings Cnimeachable Evidence To
Show Authenticity OF Scenes Wit
messed in France.

Turning from a recital Of the atroc-
tiles as committed by Germany with
their frightful details. substantiated
by photographs, documentary proofs,
and personal testimony to the tremen
dous menace that confronts America
unless Prussian miltarism is crushed,
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, pastor o.
the Plymouth Congregational church.
Brooklyn. successor to Henry Ward
Beecher. last evening thrilled a large
audience at Augustana gymnasium
Touching upon the recent exposures
Of treason and espionage, DR.. Hills
said that there are broadcast in the
land German spies in great numbers,
men that are holding promises Of
commissions and positions as soon as
America is crushed.
In the course of his remarks DR..
Hills paid an eloquent and beauti-
full tribute to the American expedi-
tiOnary force in France, saying that
never since the beginning Of time had
so splendid an army been recruited
and that never in the history of the
world had its members had so high
standards set before them. and never
had men lived up to such splendid
ideals showing justice, suffrage, ten
derness, compassion and, withal, such
a wonderful spirit to set the wrong
right.
1t is doubtful if a more crushing
indictment of German militarism was
ever delivered from public platform
than the one given last night by the
Brooklyn pastor.
The kaiser's God has been my
devil all my life long," said the pas
tor. Whenever the kaiser writes the
word God if you will scratch it out
and write in the word devil you will
hit it about right.
Life will not be worth living I'M
less we smash this foul thing called
Germany 1t would be better for you
men to take your little girls out and
cut their threats than to have them
fall under this horrible abomination. ="
In recounting incidents pertaining
to the atrocities and the burning OF
homes, killing and torturing of aged
men, women and children, DR.. Hills
proceeded to explain the philosophy
of the German war policy of fright
fitness.
1.-The German private was drilled to
make war against the unarmed forces
as we'll as the armed This was done
for the purpose of shattering the en-
emy's nervours resources.
That was why the little Belgium
army went to pieces in 10 days to
two weeks. When they forced the
Germans back and discovered tina.
thousands of their wives, sisters,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-22

mothers and sweethearts had been
ravaged and killed by the invading
hordes do you wonder that they went
to pieces.
The Germans smashed their nerv-
GUS resources. II was the greatest
thing Germany has ever done. l.
was far greater than her AZ cent?
metre gun. her gas and liquid fire.
Germany knew that these Belgians,
Frenchmen, Italians. Serbians ami
Rumanians could not see the sights
on their rifles for the tears that
blinded them and the agony that tor.
and gripped their hearts as they
thought Of their loved ones.
Stop and think for a minute of one
little village where 10000 German
soldiers stopped an hour and half
and when they departed left behind
them 100 women and young girls dead
and dying"
Americans are slow to grasp the
terrible magnitude of this war, the
speaker said. They have been blind
ed to the real struggle and for three
years they passed by on the other
side Of the road where Germany was
proceeding to throttle little Belgium
and northern France.
England Has Saved America.
But for England's navy and the
fight she has and is waging against
the kaiser America might have an in
vading force to contend with today,
DR.. Hills said.
Had it not been for the work Of
England and France the United
States today would be where Russia
is. What saved us? Engiand's bat
tleships. The English bulldog has
kept the German rat behind the rat
hole in the Kiel canal.
ANY man who villifies England
down in the bottom of his heart
wants Haig and Pershing defeated
You had better arrest these men al
night, try them at midnight and shoot
them at sunrise"
The time is coming, according tc
the speaker, when the foreign press
in the United States must pass into
oblivion. The time is coming wher
every man or woman who knocks a.
the gate for admittance must read bu,
one language-and that language i;
the English language.
| IF the American air is good enough
for them to breathe, and our school,:
are good enough for them to senc
their children to, then our Language
is good enough for them to read ant
speak"
Dr. Hills spoke in highest term.
of praise of the French poilu. HI
cited the reply Of a French boy il
the army to question as to how h,
was feeling. The boy said:
| Il sleep in mud,
Il battle in blood:
But my soul, Sir, is with tn,
Stars"
France has turned to religion il
this crisis, the speaker said, and ev
cry Frenchman when he goes to thu
front already counts himself dead. HI
has dedicated himself to God and tt
France. That is why they cannot b,
beaten. Four out of every five French
men have found God.
Germany can never smash Eng
land or France. She might kill ever!
Frenchman and Frenchwoman bu
she could never crush her"
That Germany is proving the trutl
of Bismarck's advice and waging il,
profitable war was asserted by tn
speaker DR.. Hills declared Ger
many has expended twenty billions q
dollars on the war so far and ha
collected thirty billions of dollars
leaving her net gain of ten billion
Bismarck taught Germans tina
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-22

CONTINUED on Page Fifteen)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

ZEN ne misli ruSiti zakona, hoce
ga pa dvigniti 2 omega kuznega
ozracja, liz nezdravih razmer, XII
ubiJaJo osebnoSt, hoGe vzgoiiti
moza in zeno tako, ia jima bo "a
kon idealna zveza, ne trgovska
pogodba. Ia tax zakon je res ire
ba predvSem svobode, da ne visi
zena ma mozu, ali MOI ma zeni ka-
kor Jeklepa Sopna, da Sc ne mo-
re razvijati neomejeno osebnost
ne enega, ne druzega. cato zahte-
va, da bod zena ekonomiGno ne
CdviSna cd moza, ia ne postane
zeni zakon lie mirno, ncplodno "a
vetje, ampak vir novega. obsez-
mega della. In tiSte svobodne lju-
bezni, kakor jo razume klerikali-
zem. ie najvec V onih visokih kro-
9Th, XII so njegovi najzvestejSi "a
vezniki, he pa V delavskih Slojih.
Zena, pridobljena s~ocializmu,
pomcnJa IA razvoj GloveStva neiz-
merno veliko. Socialism il odpi-
ia oGi, da vidi aivljenjc takSno,
kakrSno je, ne pa lakSno, kakr-
Sno il kaze hinavSki klerikalizcm.
Ibuja memo Socialno vest. prido-
Diva jo IA neSebicno delo. Social
Sticne zene so tiSti element, Iii bo
Z novimi, svezimi moGmi prerodil
druzbo, ker so naStopile pot IL tc-
me okamnelih dogem, ter Stopajo
ponosnO, SamOZaveStnO Y Svetloho
Spoznanja in rcSnice. kakor So no
la ustaviti plaz 4 gore, Iii V Svo-
.iem teku podrc vSe, kar sc mu 10.
perStavlja, tako Sc ne da uStavitj
razvoj, XII ga .ie zapoGel social
zem. Delavstvu in zeni gre bodot.
most,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
KOLIKO JE S~POZNAVALCEV
Slam

odkar Sc bore Turk ali Osman
ma Strani |ccntralnih zaveznikov
odkar so proglaSili. svcto voino.
III pa prakticno nj imela zazelie
mega uSpeha, JIG postalo to vpra.
SAME vccjcga pomona, kot je hi.
10 p0prcj.
Tezko pa jc odgovoriti mani ma
femcIlii nacin. Dober poznavalec
razmcr, Davis Trietsch V Berlinu
Sc pcca 4 MIN novoustanovlie.
mem caSopiSu "Islamski svet". XII
Jc priccl tekom vo.jne izhajati V
Bcrlinu. kolikor Sc tiGe stvar
lurclJc, so ma razpolago Sc koli-
kor toliko zaneSljive Stcvilke. do
clm Sc Je samo n. pr. "a Maroko
pred kratkim gibala cenitey
gIedc Sievila prebivalstva med 9
do 20 mil.jonov.
Move cenitve, katere SO So IL.
vrSile nekoliko boil skrbno. pra.
vlJo' da je tam lie nekako 3 in pol
mllJona prebivalcev. Zelo podce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

~njevalo pa Sc je stevilo prebival.
stva V Afganistanu in juzni A.
rabbi. X temu Sc pride, da .je raz-
iskovalec V Afriki glede skupnc-
ga stevila prebivalstva ter spa
znavalcev Islama odkazan poSel.
no ma stevilke, XII Sc razlikujeio
med seboj "a steviIne milijone.
Pc navedbah angleSke mission
ske knjige "a leto 1917 Stejc A.
frika poprecno l5S miljonov duS,
med katerimi je 81 ~miljonov spo-
znalcev Islama. Skupno Stew
10 mosleminov znaSa pc istem vi
ru 217 %miljonov. Trietsch priha-
ia pri svojem Stetju do nckoliko
viSjih stevilk. Ia leto 1914 nava-
ia "a Afriko najmani 53 milo
nov in n%ajvcc 100 miljonov; "a
AmerikO 10S.000; IA Azijo mai
mani 173 in najveG 30 mil.jonov;
"a Avstralijo in Occaniio 10000
in "a Evropo 9,l45. 600. To tvori
skupno Stevilo najman.i 245 mi
ljonov in najvec 3l9 m%iljonov
spoznavalcev Islama na vsem Svc-
tn.
Use te stevilke so Sevcda Sc
stavljenje lie ma podlagi ugibani,
kajti V TEN slucaju ne more biti
govora o pravilnem Stctiu, kakr-
Sno Sc vrsi V civiliziranih dezc-
lah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
YOU'VE VRAZE.

Tudi IA casa vojnc cvete babie-
verstvo. Ali pravilnejc reGeno. V
slabih Gasih sc verjamc Sc pray po-
sebno vSaki vrazi. Pa TO nj cudno,
sal hi tako Smelo izmiSliene vesti.
da il ne hi "verjeli liudjc, Samo da
je caSopiSu. - Tako .ie nedavno
krozila pc liStih vest, da Sc bori Z
Anglezi proti Nemcem tudi indi-
janSki fakir, Hi ie popolnoma ne =
ranljlv. krogla mu lett okoli glave
III IA ME ma Svetu ga ne zadcne.
B~ajoneti in sable odlete cd mega.
kakOr da hi bill IL gumiia, in z era-
natami So igra kakor z zogami.
Skratka, fakir je neranljiv. Ali
Anglezi imajo lie enega amega ia
klrJa - in to je presneto malo. 49,
Ma F'rancoskem Sc zopet piSe o
govorici topov. Med StarciSimi top
n%icarji je razSirieno mnenjc, ola
zalostno tulijo topovi ma predve-
Ger neSreCne in krvave bike. CT
sto JasnO so SliSali tndi s"daj cell
oddelki zalostno kovinSko tulje-
ME topov. Enake vraze so razsir-
Jene pc Alzaciji. .Po vsaki bitki
klce neznan, tajinstven glas IL OBJ
lakov, koliko je pablo Nemcev ali
Francozov. &c so pa stevilke tudi
prave, q tenn molcc viri. - Da Sc
~prikazujejo ma bojiStu tudi re dav-
no umrli general, ie jasno. Joffru
dale navodila Napoleon l.. Nikola-
Ju Nikolajevicu pa general Skobe-
lev. Cudno je lie TO. da vidijo pri-
kazni g%eneralov lie ljudje, Xxi osta-
neJo donna. Ma kavkazu kupu-
jejo zene suknie vojakov, XII so BIZ
IL naJmani trikrat re Y boiu. V te
obleke Sc oblecejo dvakrat Ma me-
see pred solncnim zatonom in TO
prlnasa Zvestobo V zakonu. OBJ
cudovanja vrcdha vraza, Same da
III danes ne pomagali niti kupi uni
form. kal Selc II Suknjai - Ia.
tow kupujcio krogle, XII so obti-
Gale vOjakom Y dlani. Cc imajo ia
Ike krogle pri Sebi, potcm jih nj =
kdar nihcc ne zasaGi in potem la =
hko kradejo nemoteno. En- pogla-
a tatov ie noSil pri sebi 20 takih
krogelJ IN To mu jc pomagalo. ola
Jc dobil .,cdaj dcSct let jcGe. lie
pa vraza .e razSirjcna pri prostih
zenicah V Litvi. Matere. XII imaio
slnove V vo.ini, Sc zbirajo V pri :
proStl koci i'll tam negujcjo zapu
scene III pohabljenc otrokc 4 vso
neznostjo. Prepricanc So. da ic TO
memo negovanjc otrok koristno
njihovim Sinovom in ola iih TO H.
brani pred smrtio. - In koncno ie
Sc vraza ljubitclicv dolgih pozir
kov. I'll so scdaj V pcrmanenci.
Prepricani so, da moraio pitt, ce
pride slaba vest, i'll da morajo pitt.
&c pride dobra vest. Pijejo torej
vedno. Pri TEN Sc pa .jcze ma ljudi,
XII ~zahajajo Y konccrtc in V glcda-
liSce, ker da MISC dUSti iskreni in
domoljubni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03
1MikI hi

IL Washingtona porocajo: V
voJni industriji priman.ikuic L.
ooo,OOO n~eizucenih delavccv
III neizucene delavcc bodo
odtegnlli nevaznim induStri-
Jam, PomaNjkanjc delay =
cev V vojni industriji ic tako OBJ
cutno, da so nckatcra della IN ar
mado in m%ornarico z~akasncla.
PoIJski agentjc so odlocili, da ic
odprta Samo n pot, da dobc po
'rebne delavce. Vzcti Jill ic trcba
nevoJni industri.ii. Lokalni deIav-
SKI odbor V distrik. Kolumbiia ic
priobcil imenik ncvaznih Industry,
kl DO tudi V drugih obcinah in o.
kraJlh merOdajen pri razvrSGcniu
lndustriJe V vojno in ncvojno in
dustriJo. Ma ten imeniku .ic Stiri-
indvajset industrii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

Y Washington ic priSla deputa-
ella organiziranih rudaricv, da
predlozi DIR. Garfieldu, kurivncmu
upravitelju, peticijo IA %poviSanje
mezde. Minoli petek jc mr.. Gar
field govoril rudarjcm in oh tel
priliki .je dejal, Ola sc ne miSli pc
cati z mezdnim v~praSanjem, dokler
traja vojna.
V tednu, XII sc .ie konGal ; II. av-
custom, .ic bilo producirancga
mani mehkega prcmoga kot r.
000,0 900 ton. To sc JIG zgodilo prvic
pc -. juniju. Produkcija je Una
sala IL 900 900 ton. NSteta sta lig-
nit in premog, XII ga sprcmene V
kok.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

RuduiSkc nczgodc 50 Sc mcscca
julia zopct pomnozilc V DRAW
West Virginia. rbitih jc bilo Sti-
riinSiirIdcSct rudarjev, 10 V rud.
SIKH in ! zunaj rudnikov. Med
smrtno poncSreccnimi rudar.ji .ie
trideSet Amcricanov in Stirinajst
lujezcmcev. Prcmog in Skalc so IL.
bile pctindvaisct rudariev: vo =
zicki so Jill uSmrtili V rudnikih 8,
zunaj NIGGA pa cncga clcktrika ie
nbila fri Y rudniku, zunai MEGA
pa enega drugi vzroki so usmrtili
diva rudarja. Stevilne nesreGe do =
kazujejo, da JIG treba uvesti "a rud,
nike ostre varnostne odredbe in
ola Je treba strogo patti ma to, da
Sc natanGno izpolnju.jejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

&c Sc izvrSi nacrt Iervey Coul-
soma, ravnatelja Ia posredovanje
della vdistriktu Waukegan, bodo
strezaji, konJski hlapci in hiSniki
V druzinah bogatinov, XII so nase-
ljeni OBJ obali Michiganskega .ie-
zera severno cd Chicago, postal
mu~nicijski delavci. Same V Lake
F'orestu pojde do $50 s~treza.jev,
kOnjskih hlapcev in hiSnikov to-
varne. Bogatinom ne DO preOstalo
druzega, kot da 81 sami strezeio
pri pOjedinah in cistijo konje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

Ma k%onferenci, kj .ic bila sklica-
ma V Washington zaradi b~oljSega
gospodarstva L icklom, .ic bilo pri-
poroceno: H. Nlada mai naroCi ic-
klarnam, da izdeluicjo lie .ieklo. Hi
Je potrebno Ia vo.jno indus'rijo. :
tenn odpade produkcija razmcga
Jekla, HI ga potrebuje.io V nevojni
lnduatrlji. p Pomnozitev produk-
ciJe premoga, posebno prcmogo-
vega nadomestila, XII Sluzi tovar-
nah, V katerih izdeluicjo vojna ma
roclla. Omeji maj Sc ncvoina in
dustrlja in zaseze nagromadcno
Jeklo. b. Ne doStavlja maj Sc .jcklo
V bodoce industrijam, XII ne izdelu-
JeJo vojnih potrebScin. - Upravi-
tell Replogle JIG re m,taviI dostav-
lJanJe Jekla nevoinim induStriiam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-03

Doslej je lie malo Judi, XII imajo
zadOlznice prvega in drugega po-
sojila svobode, %zamenjalo tie "a
dolznice "a zadolznice tretjega po-
SOFIA svobode, XII noSijo wee obre.
sti. Zakladniski department ma
znanja, da Sc zadolznice prvega in
drugega p~osojila svobode lahko "a
menjajo "a zadolznice tretjega po-
sojila do |. novembra.