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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
GEN. HOFFMAN WRITES.
Headquarters 93d Division (Provision-
a) Camp Stuart, Newport News
Va, January oath, 1918.

Headquarters 93d Division (Provision-
aD Camp Stuart, Newport News,
Va, January oath, 1918.
Hon. Nelson c. Crews, Editor,
Kansas City Sun,
Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Sir:-
I would like to subscribe to your
paper and arrange so that the publica
ton may follow me overseas. VIII
you kindly advise me of the subcsrip'
ton price and senr me the last issueY
have been placed in command OF
this 93d Division (ProvisionaD COM
posed of colored troops. My Chief Of
Staff Major Mark w. Tobin, is an
old Kansas City boy and knwe you and
your brother, Jim Crews, twenty-five
years ago. The writer is an Oklaho-
man.
From what I have seen Of the per-
sonnel of this command, | am much
pleased with it and believe We have
an exceptionally fine body of men,
who will make good and be credit
to the service and their race as well
as an honor to their country.
Very truly yours,
ROY HOFFMAN,
Brigadier General N. A.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
SHE TALKED IN HER SLEEP
ABOUT "DAVE," HUSBAND
CHARGES.

Chicago.-She talked in her sleep!
w. Mckay White is the name of the
husband and, he charges in his cross
complaint for divorce, when she call
ed out "Dave, Dave" during her
slumbers, he was somewhat mysti-
fled. Later, he alleges, he learned her
dreams centered upon David N. Ran
som.
White also has filed suit against
Ransom for $4,000 for alienation of
affections. Among other charges
made against Mrs. White is that she
staged a hammock party at 2 a. m.
with an elderly gentleman" Mrs.
White previously had filed suit for
divorce charging cruelty.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
sLAMEs PUBLIC FOR VICE.
n. r, ENNIS CHARGES CITY is
HoNEY-coMBED WITH
IMMORTALITY.
Drug Peddiing, Illicit Liquor Selling
and the Luring of Soldiers Into
Resorts Is Urrestrained,
Welfare Head Says.

Gambling, immoral resorts, masque-
reaux, illicit sale of liquor and an al
most unsurpassed traffic in narcotics,
are a few of the underworld elements
that continue unchecked here, accord
ing to H. r. Ennis, president of the
welfare board.
Speaking before members of the
City Club he charged vice conditions
in Kansas City were absolutely rotten.
The responsibility for these conditions
were checked directly up to the indif-
ference of the public.
In discussing the narcotics sold in
Kansas City, Ennis used names of
druggists and physician in his talk.
"The Cooper & Campbell Drug Com
pany, operating a string of drug stores
in Kansas City," Ennis said, buys
whisky by the carload and short time
ago made one purchase of $1,4OO
worth of narcotics from wholesale
firm"
The speaker then called attention to
the case of a Negro who has been
operating a drug joint at zoos East
SeNeuI6Sulu oIlCCL.
A Drug Seller ain Bad"
"That Negro evidently has fallen
out with some of his friends. He was
arrested recently and fined in the
South Side Court! He appealed and
Judge Iatshaw affirmed the findings
of the lower court. He appealed to
the Kansas City Court of Appeals.
Since then l understand Judge Lat
shaw has granted the Negro a new
trial
1t was from this place twenty-seven
addicts, among them white women,
were arrested recently, Mr. Ennis re
minded his hearers.
The narcotic situation in Kansas
City is appalling, according to Mr.. En-
mis-. He charged thousands of dollars
are paid daily for drugs. The names
of number of druggists were read
to members of the club. The names
of physicians who make business OF
issuing drug prescriptions were also
made known.
"The Jackson County Medical So
ciety should look after the physicians
1t is their duty the same as it is the
duty of the bar association to inquire
into the alleged cases of lawyers vlo
Iating rules of practice at the bar.
independence Avenue, Sixth, Fiji
teenth and Eighteenth streets are
alive daily and nightly with drug ped
dlers. They meet their customers al
a certain time. 1t is no trick to see
these things. ALI you have to do is tt
get around a little and become inter
ested enough to want to find out how
these operations are carried on" Mr.
Ennis continued
Lure Soldiers to Resorts.
The speaker called attention to i'm
moral houses and women OF th'
streets. He charged the proprietor'
of houses had leaders on the streets
who picked up soldiers here on visi
. and took them to these places. Liquor
Mr.. Ennis charged, was always to b'
found at these resorts and no excep
tion of soldiers was made when it wal
served.
kansas City is honeycombed will
resorts. There are probably more nov
than ever before in the city"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
soUTH's coLoRED WOMEN ARE
DOING WAR AID WORK..

No one has paid much attention to
what the Negro "mammies" and edu-
Gated black women of America are
doing to help win the war, but they're
doing their share just the same
Paralleling the work and organiza-
tions Of white women in the Southern
branches of the Women's Committee
of the Council of National Defense,
the Colored women are keeping even,
and in some instances jump or two
ahead of the procession.
THE Colored women" said a men,
ber of the National Defense Councils
Woman's Committee today, ARE valu-
able membtrs of the womens army of
America.
They, too, have their men in the
war, and are anxious and we'll able
to do their part. They work under
their own leaders and often have their
own units. Tennessee is planning to
organize the entire state separate
uits and to encourage them to train
for nursing.
Active in Maryland.
"Colored teachers in Maryland are
giving of the time that they have
usually taken for much needed rest to
do volunteer work and the state chair
man including publicity reports that
too much praise cannot be given to
their devotion and patriotism.
In New Orleans a Negro woman
lectures to other women cooks of the
community on the value of wheat sub
stitutes, and thty have classes in
food conservation in the municipal
kitchen.
Florida finds the cooperation of
able in the case of fod conservation.
In that state they are highly organ
fzed under a separate chairman of
their own, who has her own organizer,
and they have units all over the
state. Given responsibility and a
chance to cooperate, they are i'm
mensely loyal and valuable to the
work.
Camp Meade Visitor.
Maryland has a Colored field Sec
retary, who has been visiting the
Colored girls working at Camp Meade,
and reports good conditions. She has
Established binding relations with all
the workers and is keeping a record
of them up to date.
"In Amelia, Md, the Amelia Current
Opinion Club, composed of prominent
Colored women of that city, has taken
up the study of food. In many coun-
ties the women are raising money to
get wool for sweaters, and also to
make comfort kits for men drafted
from their counties.
"a chairman has been appointed in
Georgia, who is organizing the Col
ored women of that state.
at was a great step in Louisiana
when the Colored women were asked
to form one unit of the food conser-
vation parade, in recognition of their
able and faithful work in handling
registration booths for their race
Washington, D. c., Times.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
Mot a Negro Cafe ON Eighteenth Street.
QUARTERLY MEETING.

Quarterly meeting services will be
held February 10 at the st. Paul A. NJ.
e. church Independence, Mo. Rev. S.
L. Brooks, pastor. Everybody is in
vited and welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
Lincoln High School Extension
Monthly Musical Concert
Sunday, Feb. 3, at 3:15 P. M.

Program Organizations
1. L. H. S.
2 Smith Folk QuaTete
8 L H. S. Girls
A. Watts Famous String Quartete
5 Dunham Verdi
TUFTS Quartette
Z. L. H. s. Brass Quartette
Assisted by:
High Orchestra
Smith, ContTalto
Lemuel Russell Tenor
Wendell Strong, Trombone
PROGRAM
serenade7"La CThe Yrader
Orchestra
L. Lloukalan
Smith Ducket, Winfrey, Goodwin
Folk Quartette-"That Might Day." Regular Army
Messrs Shupee, Smith, Boatner, Coates
Prelude" Clark Smith
Miss Edna
Developed a new version Nobody Trouble
writer by Kentucky
granddaughter Harris Harriet Beecher Slows
Uncle Cabin0
.Tost
Mr. Lemuel Russell
L. Girls Quarete-"Rose Bud. Forster
Misses Hammett, Lee, Watts, Wells
String Quarete-"Mnuet in Beethoven
Messrs. Smith, Watts, Spence, Sage
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
Messrs. Tney Caldwell, Dunham jackson
.Ayward
Miss Anna Smith ,
Quarete"Far Sea-. Mona
Messrs, Tut Armstrong Walker Spaudng
Messrs. Wheeler Lyons Hayes, Strong
70. Egyptian nemezzo-"Zalah". Lorraine
Orchestra. CTympany Solo by Wendell STong)
13. STAR sPANGLED BANNER"
j, LEE Principal MAJOR CLARK SMITH, Director.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02

desires the hundreds of intelligent
advantage of
month have written such pen
the
this trying do for the West We shall strive to
bigger week shall be found
ready only give news
the battle of the Race
the high of and supplies well
postage price will
$500 a year six months.
Approaching subscriber well old
Der of the progressive family beg o remain
Justice, America and the Race
KANSAS CITY SUN,
NELSON C CREWS, Editor.
VILLA M. GLENN, Bus Mgr.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
To the Editor of the Sum

To the Editor of the Sum
Please find money order for the re-
newal of my subscription of "The
Sun" / have taken the paper for ten
or twelve years and l like it better
each year.
Yours truly,
Mrs, Homer Nettles,
40 Freeman Ave, Kansas City, Kas
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
NOTICE..

On account of the recent
closing law passed the Graeco
Art Club wishes to announce
that the entertainment adver-
tised for February IL will be
postponed until a later date.
All tickets purchased will be
honored at this future date.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02

Mr. Robert Hill of 1910 East 10th
street, and Miss Mary Williams, were
quietly married this week at Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23
Zelo nevarna prevara.

Dosti Judi ina to grdo nava-
do, da rabi in jemlje alkoholi6nc
ne grencice, ako imajo svoj zelo-
dee vneredu. Take vrste grenGi.
ce so zelo nevarna prevara. ker
bolecine V zelodcu hippo olajsa-
Jo; par dni zatcm Sc pa bolctinc
Iopct povrnejo nazaj in postane-
20 ceio Sc boil nude; bolezen Sc
vsled tega tako ukorenini V ze-
lodcu, da pOstane lahko stalno ne
varna. Ako pa vzamete pravo re
lodcnO zdravilo: T~rinerjevo anne
riSko grcnko eliksir vino, boste
kmalu zadObili nazaj zdravje. 70
izborno vino je ~narejeno IL narav.
mega rdeGega vina, grenkih zdra-
vilnih %zelisc, korcninic in skorii,
XII imajo v sebi TO moe, da izGisti-
Jo crevesje III utrdijo YES no =
tranii sistem. T~rinerjevo ameri-
sko zdravilno grenko vino vas bo
izcistilO pred zaprtjem (zabasa-
nostjo), neprebavo, slabim tekom
toku>om(, napenjanjem, .lavo-
bolom, migreno, nervoznosijo 10,
"plosno slabostio it'd. Dobiva Sc
V lckarnah. Cena Sl.l0. - Proti
revmatizmu, nevralgiii, hrbtobo =
III, izpahkom, oteklinam, okore-
lin misicam je Trinerjcv Lini =
ment najbolj uspeSno zdrariio.
.Cena V lekarnah 30 in 65c; DO DO
sti 10 i'll zoe. - Joseph Triner
Company, 1333-l343 :. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, Ill. (Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

IL 81. Paula, Mimi, porotaJo:
Na:jviSjc sodiScc .jc izrcklo, da jc
drzavni zakon prot kriminalncmu
sindikalizmu ustaven. Iakon pre-
povedu.je priporoGati SabotaAo ali
teroristicne mctodc IA doScgo po-
liticnih in induStrijalnih ciljcv.
SodiSCe pravi, Ola zakon ne jcm-
lie pravic, XII so 2ajamtcnc V zvcz-
nj i'm DRAWN ustavi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23
Gary, Ind.

Tukajsnji sodrugi so darovali "a
podporo srbskega socialisticncga
glasila "Buducnost" Parizu sic
dece zneske: ID. Economoff 800 ;
Petar Bogosavljcvic $500; Petar
Patch $500; Lac. Todorovic $500;
Milivoj Lucic 800: Lazar Gjor-
gjevic $500; Strahinia Bukvit
$500; Mad. Bogosavlievic $500:
Hranislav Peic $500: Nick p. Jo-
ka $50; Pctar Glumac $500; Va.
30 Pavic $500: Radc Cuk $500:
Jovo Krstovic 800: Geo RadoSi
5000; Geo MaraviG $500: Te0dor
Hajdin $500; Nuletic-Roknif
5000: Jelena Radovif 800; Pc
tap MaraviG $500; Mile Radosovit
$500; Zlatko Kerhin 1925; po
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

Ravnatclii velemesarske tvrd-
Ike Swift and Co. naznanjaio, da
razdelc med delniGarje $4,000
600 kot dividende. Polovico dobe
V gotovini, drugo V delnicah. Po-
mnoze tudi glavnico cd 800, 000.-
600 ma $150,0O0,00 0. Ravnatelii
pravijo, da dividenda ne prihaia
cd dobitka, ampak sluzi lie "a
kritje pomnozenih stroSkov.
V krogih, XII sc razumeio na ia
lie manipulacije, stavijo sledcGd
vpraSanja:
kako jc mogocc deliti dividen-
do, Ge ne prihaja il dobicka?
Ali je 5 skupaj megla, Ola kri-
JIG prihodnjc profile?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

800: JoSip Svaco, Y. +. Ribaric.
Spaso Atseff, Nick Bizit, Luka
RadoSevic, Paul Crljenica. Mato
Vrlitak, steve Orlic, GliSo Rapait,
Stojan Nujnovic, Geo Miljanovic.
Dane Ognjenovic, Rade Drlit, La
20 Crljenica, Jovo Grkovic, Ivan
Demona, Tanasija NaStic. Damjan
BjeliG; pc Soc: l.. SimiG, FIR.
Kraml, Paul Kohn, Milan Poldru.
gao, Mile lvanic, George Radano.
vic, John Xagar, Louis Ladra, Gee
Noyakovic. Nick Trivanovic; pc
25c.: w. Paul. p. X. Nasil, Josip
Cello, Jakov Popfi, Alex Struich
pc Zoe. Andy Skvaric.
Nabiralca MAIDEN in Pctar Bo-
goSavljevit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

Nasledni pregled nam kaze
image prohibicionistov in Min
nasprotnikov:
Mokra mesta: Syracuse, Rome,
Amsterdam, Schenectady, Fort
Jervis, Lockport, Tonawanda,
Little Falls, New Rochelle, Bea-
con, Newburg, Olean, Oswego.
Suha mesta: Jamestown, An
burn, Johnstown, Salamanca,
Watertown, Cortland, Fulton,
Ithaca, Gloversvillc, Batavia,
Corning, Middletown, Elmira.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23
Stranka
White Valley, Pa.

Priblizuje Sc prvi majnik, splo-
sni delavski prank, in mas socia-
listitni klub stew. 1875 je IA svoii
redni mesecni sell dine IA. aprila
sklenil, da sc dine |. maja skupno
pozabavamO. kdor nj bill ma sell,
maj vzame to na %znanjc.
Nadalje naznanjamo vscm Sc
drugom ii rojakom, da prircdi uas
klub dine 4. maja zvecer
veliko veselico
2 raznovrstnim prOgramOm. Pred
veselicO naStOpi sodrug Etbin
kristan IL Chicago, XII DO govoril
o pOmenu socializma in n.iegoviii
nalogah.
Ma veselici igra godba IL Fcdc-
rala. Zabava traja do polnoci.
Rojaki! V naSem kraju nimamo
vsak dan prilikc "a vccje shodc.
Sedaj dObimO govornika in upa-
mo, ola porabi vsak Slovencc PR
loznost in pride ma shod in vcsc.
leo. Odbor poskrbi IN dobro pc
strczbO in vsak, kdor pride, BIO la
hko z%adovolien. Torcj na svidc.
ME dine 4. maja!
rt
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23
DOPIS.
Stanton, Ill.

StauntOn, LII.
Pred kratkim ste poroGali o lin
canju V Collinsville, Ill.,, in dane.
manjka lie malo, da hi YAM mora
~poroGati o enakem sluGaju V ma
Sem mestu. Resnica je, da sc skri
vajo pod plasGem zlaganega pa
tPiotizma mavadne ziVinske Strast
i'll te Sc temu ne napravi kraj, be
kmalu vsak lump lahko uganja'
z%lotinstva i'll sc napC3led Sc bahia.
z mimi.
Dne 6. (. IN. oh 10. zvecer ie tn
kaj drhal udrla V Delavski dom
Xxi je last k~ooperativne zadruge
sc zvalila V prostore dveh social
stiGnih klubov in tam ma vandal
ski nacin unicevala pohiStvo, sli
Ike in kar il je priSlo pod roko. Pr
tenn je bill navzoG mestni policist
XII nj genil niti z mezincem, da b.
bill kdo %napravil red. Drhal je cd
neSla : sabo sliko klubovih CLANCY
z groznjo, da bono vSi linGani. So
druga Mike GaberSGeka so tisti
veGer napadli, odvlekli IL mesta.
pretepli in vsega namazali $ Smo-
10.
ko smo sc sli pritozit mcstnemu
zupanu, nam je Ia gospod odgovo-
ril, da lie more mic pomagat. Go
vernon Lowden je pozneje odpo-
slal kontroloria V Stanton. Ko-
misija je naSla V prostorih vse Ia
ko, kakor je drhal napravila dine
g. aprila. kljub temu je imela pc
licija pogum, da je tajila.
kako "opraviGen" .ic bill ia di-
vii napad i'll koliko sc smejo van
dali sklicevati ma svo.i "patrioti-
zem", lahko dokazejo sledeGa del
silva. Netina naSih sodrugov ina
Liberty bonde in prispeva IA RIDE
81 kriz. Sodrug John Mostar ina
enega sina pri ameriSki mornarici.
drugega pri artileriji. Njegov sin
Josip, ki je bill pred voino delaven
tajnik kluba, ina vrhutega sam
Liberty bond. In ocetu teh sinov,
kateremu lie more nihCe ocitati
toliko, kolikor je crnega ia noh-
tom in XII i~zpolnjuje vse obvezmo-
sti do dezele pc svoji na.jbol.jSi We
lji, grozi podivjana drhal z Inca
MEM!
To nj patriotizem, ampak lopov-
. sko zlocinstvo in "a tent napadi
sc skrivajo vse drugi nameni. Maj
podlejsi karakterji, katerim je "a
patriotizem toliko kolikor "a lam
ski sneg, izrabljajo polozaj in raz-
burjenost in ne moSko ne zensEo
nj varno pred napadi. Absolutno
je potrebno, Ola nastopijo oblaSti G.
nergicno proti temu divjaStvu.
kajti STEER zraste zloGincem gre
ben in uboj nedolznih ljudi bo So
vcljal "a cednost.
PorOceValcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23
KNJIZEVNOsT.

"CAS", illustrovana rcvija, Xxi
izhaja vsall mcscc, prinaSa IL
prilSki Stevilki slcdeco bogato
vscbino:
ZivalSki Stroj. - Glasovita pie
Salka Tcg Rafferty,. - Odmcvi IL
Pennsylvania. - Narodni domi,
z%druzcnjc, Idruzcnjc it'd. - Tri
leta. POveSt. - V zarkih polctnc-
ga solnca. Slika. - Nlada Zedi-
nejnih draw. Geological oddelck.
"Peda' ma dezcli. Slika. - f.
dina sofia. PovcSt priljubl.ienega
p~isatelja Jozcta AmbrOaiCa. -
Gumij - NIGGA pridobitcv in po-
raba. 49, Diva poljuba. Crtica Iva
ma Adamica. 49, Pluto in Proscr-
pima. Slika. - Ivan MeStrovic. -
Nnetie prsne mrene. 49, Shranitc
iaica "a limo.
V eni sami stevilki je tore.i seSt.
najst razprav ,povesti, silk it'd. -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

V volilnem boju med "mokri-
NIL V DRAW New York so pro-
hibicioniSti izgubili bitko V vsch
vcGjih mestih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

Ta.jnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

Poleg tega je vsepolno nasvetov
"a dom in zdravje ma platnicah.
Gas" izhaja meseSno ma 40
straneh in velja "a vse leto 500.
NarOGa Sc a PHI So. Willard
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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S v PODPORO.
goSavljeyit

Soc. klub st. so, $500; pc S1.Oo:
Simon Kaucic, John Salamo, John
Rupnik, Frank Stempihar, John
Befcer; pc SOC: Joe Oresnik, FIR.
Reyen, Frank Voncina, Martin Ia
lokar; Frank Peterlin SOC. Nabi-
raj Frank Stempihar. - J. Volkar
3Oc.; pc 25c: j. Jurak, F. Rakar,
A. Poldic, A. Stupar, M. Zalokar,
j. Oresnik, j. Solomon, A. Wider
gar, F, Robovs, j. Skof, j. Ulcar,
j. Holzkraut, pc 15c.: P. Ferjan-
cic, A. Rabavs, j. Vidergar in F.
Vidergar. Nabral j. Volkar. - Pc
Soc: M. Sapetti, w. C. Previel, G..
Baruzzini; 20 25c.: J. Skof, j. ST.
memo, Vigilio Mingor, Domenico
Faletto, A. RolGndo; pc 15c.: c.
Moretto, D. Neron; pc 10c.: P.
Muha, j. Catalano, Angelo Sarto,
j. Reginetti. Nabral John Solo
mon. - Pc Csc. D. JerSe, M. Zalo-
kar; M. Smolle zoe; j. Smolle
15c. Skupna svota S17.60. Vsi v
Virden, Ill. in postal FIR. Stempi-
har. - Frank zerovec, Kenosha,
Wis. SOC. - John Frank, Export,
Pa. SOC. - L. Skof, J. Ancelj, ].
Leskovec, L. Hudoklin, Frank Je-
lenc, vsi pc 25c. in v Racine, Wis.
- Joe Erjautz, Jud, N. Oak. 81.
= Frank Bregar S1.00, Frank Ko.
bal SOC; pc Csc: FIR. Spendal, An.
OStric, Lee Bregar, Joe Kafrle,
Joe Simmer, Andr. Zlatoper, j.
Rayda zoe, ]. Breeze 15c., L. Ber-
lat 10c. Skupaj S3.45, vsi v May
nard, o. in poslano pc FIR. Bregar-
ju. - Steve Zagar, Calumet, Mich.
S1.o0. Jos. Debeljak in John
Resnik pc S1.0O, Jakob Podrzaj
SOC. Vsi v Whitney, Pa. - Frank
Derganc, Baggaley, Pa. SOC. -
Drustvo Mai stew. $40 SNPJ.
S1.00; "Rdeci Prapor" stew. 81
SDPZ. S1.0O, Louis Human ST. 90;
pc Soc: Josip Koyac, Josip Pri-
stow, Louis Napotnik, August Mi
lanich; pc 25c. M. Jenko, M. Stra-
va, j.. Potisek, Mrs. Mary Kovac.
Skupaj $500, vsi v Bentleyville,
Pa. in poslano pc Louis Human. -
John Kunstelj, Gross, Kans. Csc.
- Soc. klub stew. 4 La Sale, Ill.
$500; pc SOC: Mrs. Pavla Ermenc,
FIR. Spicmiller, Joe Klansek, FIR.
Pirnat, Paul Berger; pc 25c.: A.
Meznaric, L. Dolanc, F. Petek,
j. Podbregar, j. Jakse, j. Rogelj,
FIR. JakSe; pc 10c.: M. Alpner in
j. Vranich. Skupaj S9.45. Vsi v La
Sale, Ill, in poslano pc Justin Ia
jec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23

Zvezni uradniki so odkrili ma
Strehi sredi Chicago moGan brez.
zicen brzojaven aparat, drugi a.
parat, XII je prejemal lie depese,
pa ma scverni strani mesta. Pre-
iskava je dognala, da .ie bill apa.
rat tako mocan, da je lahko posi-
ljal b~rzojavke Mehiko. Pri pre-
iskavi so aretirali nekega sovraz-
mega inozemca. Vladni uradniki
sodijo, Ola je postaja ma severni
strani kradla brzojavke z Velikih
jezer. Ma postal sredi mesta so
prijeli diva operatorja. Priznala
sta, da sta oddajala depese, toda
vcdla nista kan. Sprejcmna pc
Staja IA severni strani mesta je
,bila skrita V sobi. Re wee tednov
so Sumili, da nekdo low depeSe =
Nelikih jezer in vzelo je nekaj Ca
sa, da so odkrili aparat "a spre-
jemanje depes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-23
Nscga skupa.j .$966.60

F"V-U 'NUT7UJ >.
Opomba. /adnjc dni Smo dobili
zopct lcpo svoto liStu V podporo.
Same IL Detroit, Mich. so poslali
mad 5000. Pravijo, da hoGe.io ma
brati Sc toliko, da DO eel stotak.
DetrOittauc. kakor tudi vse ti,ic,
XII ne vidiio linen in svot V tel
Stevilki, priobcimo drugi tcdcn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-21
SPECIAL FEATURES

Tfo radiator Is ~ cellular copper tube type
with spiral air passages Very efficient and
durable Wafer eirculstea with centrifugal
pump.
The motor is designed especially for tractor
work on low Grade fuels, and IL medium
speed. having duty type, with extra large bear
lnes ana erankshAff. Circulating oil system,
four cylinder, overhead valves, centrifugal
bail governor attachment % fhe thFoitei in al
dillon 90 Independents hand sontroi throttle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-21

Air 20 carburetor filtered throuFh f3nnneff Ar
Cleaner. Ignition from I1iseman liigh Tension
Magncio.
Al Transmission shafts ans main drive shafts
run Tirnken ROLLER BEARINGS. The gears aFa
cat alloy steel, hardened and grOuna. Hhsfis.
alloy steel- an EsaTs, both transmission ana
buh gears run in OIL inside duai-pfoof casea
Tho tractor is spring mounted sBa eHtFaof-
dinafiiy flexible on rough RFound. fuil nef ~
tools b. supplied gifh each machine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-21
NO SIDE DRAFT

The Bates Steel Mule is built low, with Tow center Of
gravity And still II has nearly IA inches ground clear
ahce.
The draft squarely in the center-eann0t
from the side. So on hilkldes there's tendency 10
work down like in ordinary tractors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-21
POWERFUL ON SOFT GROUND

The twin erawlers Of the Bates Steel Mule form firm
runway soft ground. TwentyfOur ceats prevent slip
ping and the ground pressure is less than l2 pounds
per square inch So soft ground different from hard
far pull is concerned. And the nonsip feature
saves fuel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-21

The unit construction Of the Bates Steel Mule not only
affords protection against dust but also perma
nent rigid alignment Of Transmission parts with the motor
regardless Of any severe wistngs Working parts run IN
oil bath. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-21
BAIT IS STEEL M|UI E
A PEAL TRACTOR
A REAL TRACTOR

BOTH DRIVES LEVEL WHEN FLOWING
The twin crawlers the unplOwed ground and
front wheel follows the for sefsteeFng So the
Bates Steel Mule upright without the side thrust
bearings that where tractor leans because
of driver yunning in the furroh.