davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
ALLIES ADVANCE
ON WHOLE LINE
HAIG ASSERTS
British Marshal Thanks Army
Which Took $1,000 PriS-
OnerS and $50 Guns in
Four Weeks.
.nteroationaI News service

INTERNATIONAL News Service:
LONDON, Sept. 1O.-The allied
armies are today everywhere ad-
vancing. says Field Marshal Gaig,
the British commander-in-chi i'm
a special order of the day which has
just been issued TO the British arm
les. IL follows
"One month has now passed since
the British armies, having success
fully withstood all attacks by the
enemy. once more took the offensive
in their turn.
"Iu that short space of time. by
a series Of brilliant and skilfully
executed actions, our troops repeat
edly defeated the same German
armies whose vastly superior num-
oors compelled our retreat last
sp-ing
Advancing NictoriOusly.
What has happened on the Brit
ish front has happened on the from.
Of our allies less than six months
after the launching OF the great
German offensive, which was TO have
cut the allied front in two.
"The allied armies are everywhere
advancing victoriously; side by side
over the same battle fields on which.
by courage and the steadfastness OF
their defense. they broke the
enemy's assaults
Field Marshal Haig added that tht
capture Of $4,000 German prisoners
ana 750 guns in the course of four
weeks fighting showed the magni-
tude Of the British achievement. The
general order continues.
Yet more than that has been
done Already VIC have pressed be-
yond our old battle lines Of 1917.
We have made a wide breach in the
enemy's strongest defences. In this
glorious accomplishment all ranks
and an arms of service in the Brit
sh armies have borne their part I'm
a most worthy and honorable man
uer.
THE capture Of 5000 prisoners
and $50 guns in the course Of four
weeks lighting speaks for the mag
nitude Of the achievement
My thanks are due TO all ranks OF
the hghting forces for the indomita-
bic spirit OF defence and the bold
ness 20 attack and to all command
ers and staff officers.
'To have commanded this spIen-
cid army. which at the time of q
grave crisis has SO nobly done us
duty fills me with pride
we passed through many dark
days together Please God they never
will return.
The enemy has now spent his ef
fort. rely confidently upon each
man 10 turn 10 advantage the on
pcrtunity which your skill courage
and resolution have created
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
STOP
To MAKE STAND
AGAINST YANKS
Heavy BOmbardmentS by the
KruppS Reply to Franco
American Activity Along
the AiSne River.
BY HENRY G. WALES.
IuternationaI Nev. Service:

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
OK THE AISNE-VEsLE FRONT,
Sept 10.-Franco-American forces
are progressing slightly i'm the region
Of RevuIon and GIennes i'm the face
of stubborn resistance that is in
creasing. The ravine heads before
the Franco American forces are
rhisllly eupIaced with machine gun
nests.
The Krupp batteries north of The
Aisne are maintaining AN ncessant
and harassing hre but in spite Of
the general sunening of the enemy s
resistance the Franco-Americans
have succeeded in rounding up "A few
additional prisoners.
American reconnaissance patrols
are inhltrating north Of Revillon to-
ward the Petite Montague plateau,
dominating and strongly fortified
enemy position, 1863 metres high.
This height dominates the south
bank OF the Aisne Tor several kilo-
metres and Is sprinkIed plentfully
with machine gun nests.
Will Try 10 Make stand.
Several watchful Krupp batteries
opened up with drum fire on the
approaching Americans who located
q number of strong points for coun-
ter tire by American artillery.
Indications are that the enemy is
attempting 10 stand before the
Americans on its present line as
every American activity is replied TO
with heavy bombardment
East of Nillers-en-P Prayeres Amer
lean patrols are cleaning up every
thing south OF the AiSne.
Overcast weather has prevented
much activity ou the part of avi3-
tons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
ELCIAN ARMY GAINS MllE IN DRIVE NEAR YPRES;
DOUAI GREAT HUN BASE REPORT TED BEING EvACUATI
Flashes From
the Days News
Inte-natlonal - service :

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. sept. 10.-Bern-
ard ". Baruch, chairman OF the wal
industries board, underwent cross
examination by - senators today
who sought 20 learn in secret ses-
sion just what are his plans with
respect to stabilizing The price Of cot
ton.
We asked Mr. Baruch 20 kindly
keep his hands off. said Sen. Hoke
smith OF Georgia. There is not
the least necessity for any attempt
al stabilization or regulation of cot
ton prices by the government. The
government has no right 10 interfere
with cotton ar all. Furthermore. il
viii not be permitted TO do so"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
SERIOUS INR0AOS
ON PRUSSIAN GUARDS
BY BERT FORD.

International News SelNt.e.
WITH TIE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE (night) Sept 9-That
serious inroads have been made up
on many German visions by the
British drive. is evident from the
experience of the second Prussian
guards From the ranks OF that di-
vision the British captured $50 OF
dcers and ..a13 men between Aug
- and 20. Three battalions of the
17th German infantry mad dwindled
60 such an extent that the remainder
were converted into single COM
IaUN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

international News Service.
CHICAGO, sept 10.-Federa,
Investigation TO determine the origin
OF three origin unknown" fires here
early today which caused a com
bned loss estimated at 100000 is
expected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
Dangerous Advance.

It was dangerous work advancing
at that point And. while it was a
local fight compared with the activi-
ties along the 50-mile front it was
am important piece of ground and
together with the adjacent hills. had
10 be taken before the British gain
ed within striking distance of the
Old Hindenburg line
The English and New Zealand
troops finally chased the Germans
out of their last entrenchmeuts
storming the machine gun nests and
making them feel the bayonet be-
fore the old last springs lines were
won.
Further significance is attached TO
the capture OF the ground by the
fact that IL was there that Ameri
can engineers substituted rifles for
~hoveIs and surveying Instruments
I0d helped The British dght the Ger
mans iu the region Of GouzeaUcourt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
Anecred by AIr Supremacy.

That this condition obtained is
apparent from a general order 10 the
German army 20 keep the highway g
clea- and exercise greater care and
more discipline iu the rate OF march
ing and the taking OF rest periods
Reports show that az many points
the enemy has been una bile 10 move
faster than al the rate of TWO and
e hair miles on hour owing 70 the
congestion.
The German wan loards are 50
sr-e.ed az the supremacy of che
British bon the air that money re-
wards are being offered for the cap
ture or bringing down of British
planes by means Of machine gun and
rife Ere. a private in the 25th i1-
fautrv was given 200 marks $500
for nr-e.ne down an enemy plane
f-tl = machine Sun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10

International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1O.-Sen.
Lewis of Illinois. cne Of the passen-
gers aboard the torpedoed Mount
Vernon. is well and safe. according
10 cablegram received at his Of
fee today from Admiral Sims.
International News Service
WASHINGTON. Sept; 1O.-With
Prest Wilson having definitely
abandoned his proposed Swing
around the circle" in behalf of the
fourth Liberty loan. il was learned
today he may respond TO the re-
peated requests OF the Liberty loan
committee to make one OF two
speeches al nearby points
tuterustional NeWs Service.
CHANUTE. Kans., Sept. lO.-Pay-
son Ripley, superintendent Of the
Southern Kansas branch OF the san
ta Re, committed suicide in his Of
dce here early this morning. b.
blowing the top Of his head off with
"a heavy calibre pistol
International News Service.
CAMP GRANT. Rockford Ill.
Sept t0.-Johu Lockhart of Bir-
mingham. Ala and Ike Erassteld
Of Toronto, Canada. two Negroe por-
ters. were killed Oh the army reser-
vation here today when coal train
bound for Rockford crashed into tn
rear end Of am empty Chicago. Mil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
Capture is Significant.

Greater significance lies back OF
the capture OF the last strip OF
Havrincourt wood. the high ground
between Peizeieres and the wood
the old British trench lines over
looking Gouzeaucourt and the seiz-
ure of Gouzeaucourt WOOD than the
brief announcement indicates
The Germans while busy with
their wholesale retreat posted
strong forces here as we'll as along
the Canal du Nord and fighting was
brisk here for days being mostly
machine gun euga gements.
Havrincourt wood is one of the
largest pieces Of wooded ground iU
that part Of France. II was so full
Of German machine guns that il re
sembled a pin cushion. The blacken
ed and splintered trees gave the
ground the spotted appearance OF a
leopard's skin. and lay out i'm ugly
angles against the sky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-10
British Take
10000 Prisoners
During w eek
Autumnal Storms Set in and
Slow Down Activities
Of Allied Armies.
BY BERT FORD.
Intoruat.ouI \ru~ Service.
WITH THE RPTTTSTT ApN

luieFuHf. f.HiII. NfA~ service
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY rs
FRANCE Go q. mj. sept. 10.-
Twenty thousand prisoners We're
captured by the British i'm the first
week Of September. according 20
latest reports.
This was at the rate of 5000 a day
nearly
The activities have been slowed
down some 10y the autumnal storms
which have set i'm. but the allied ad-
vance still continues
The present work consists mainly
in clearing out the enemy from Off
points and pockets and in stabilizins
the line
There is now much gossip amoug
the troops that the war viii he over
before next summer The men are i'm
a buoyant mood.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16
Razlaganje ali sleparstvo.

svobojena slovanska veja ukloniti pod kaksno no.
vo monarhicno avtokracijo. Classic denunciantov
hi pa morale pokazati &c besede V Lansingovi IL
jaw ola hi moglo TO iziavo porabiti "a svoje ma
lopridne namcne
JaSno je kakor bell dan, Ola sc poteguje Ian
sing IA osvoboditev slovanskih plemen izpod av-
strijSke i'll ncmske Wade. PRAY IA to sc p~oteguje
tudi SlovcnSko Republi6ansko Zdruzenje. List, XII
pravi, ia jc Lansingova izjava naperjena proti
SLOW. Rep, Zdr. ali proti republiGanskemu giba-
nju Sploh, mora biti po svojem ~znaGaju toliko vre-
den, kolikor Clevelandska Amerika.
Resnica ie Ia, da nj lie Lansing, ampak tudi
prcdsednik Wilson Voc kakor emkrat naglaSal POI
;rebo osvoboditve. Ampak ne eden ne drugi nj IL
rekel ne enc bescdc o jugoslovanski monarhiii,
paG pa naglaSata oba, ola morajo tudi Jugoslova-
nj dObiti tako drzavno obliko, kakrsno hoce ma
rod sam.
Fakticno je 5 TEN krfsko dcklarantstvo obso-
jcno. Kajti monarh&tiGni agent ne priznavajo
-narodu nobcnc take pravicc, tcmvet dolocajo V
krfSki deklaraciji kar vnaprcj monarhijo, marc
du pa ~nalagajo absolutno, avtokraticno kraljcv-
sko s~ankcijo.
Kdor pravi, da je Wilson ali Lansing kjc pri-
znal take krouske ''pravice' in tako mOnarhijo,
jc prost laznivec. In tie nesramne lazi je trcba po-
vSod med JugoSovani razkrinkati, pa maj Sc po-
tenn Slcparji zviiajO in mai jokajo in ~stoGeio, ali
pa mai rohnc in divjajo i'll sc delajo ~uzaljene.
AmeriSka vlada stoji "a svobodo narodov.
SlovenSko Republicansko Zdruzene stoji "a
Svobodo Jueoslovanov.
Krfski dcklarantjc pa stole "a kraljevsko
sankcijo.
Kateri program SC torcj strinja 5 s~talisccn
amcriskc Wade?
KraljevSka Sankcija gotovo ne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

V zadnji stcvilki smo objavili izjavo, XII 10 je
podal DRAWN tajnik Lansing V ''Official Bullc-
o osvoboditvi avstrijskih Slovanov.
Popolnoma naravno JIG, da skuSa VISA monar-
ilistiGna zlahta ma svoj start Svindlarski naGin IL
rabbit Lansingove poStene beSede V prid svojih
nepoStenim namenom i'll pc svojih listih slepari,
kakor da JIG LanSingova izjava ma kakSen naGin
naperjena prot SlovenSkemu Republi6anskemu
Zdruzcnju.
Mi smo bill dosti dOlgo tolerantni napram
tenn generation brcz voGSke; ampak vsaka rec ina
svoje meje - tudi pri SlOvencih. kadarkoli izreGe
kakSna uradna oseba kaj zadovoljivega o Slova-
nih, zakri6i VISA rfSko-deklarantSk tolpa, da 10
JIG ameriSka vlada ''priznla", Kdar z~ateniaio z
neSramnoStjo, sc Jim pa zdi Skoda, dn ne hi Sli do
SkrajnoSti impertinencc, pa ~izvajajo IL prve lazi
drugo, MANFRED da je ameriska vlada priznala Krf-
sko deklaracijo, IL druee lazi pa sledi brez tczavc
sc tretia, d. jc amoriSka vlada priznala, re bodo-
60 "kraljevino Srba, IIrvata Slovcnaca" 5 pra-
vico neutrality-suspicious. familiic, da Sedi do sod
mega dneva ma tronu in da ''Sankcionira."
Use tc trditve o ''priznaniu" so fabriciranc
lazi. In &c prayi 'Clcvelandska Amerika', Ia
'znaGaina' %trobenta, XII Una mcnjati svoje ma
zore kakor S%raico, da vSakdo lahko raZulne 10 IL
javo, je to STEER res; lie da Sc Pirc lahko ma gla,o
postavlja in kozolce prcobracL, pa vendar ne bo
L vSemi svojimi harlekinadami mogel dokazari,
da je ia izjava napcrjena proti SlovenSkemu Re
publiGanSkemu Zdruzcnju. Seveda lahko to trdi;
ampak cd ~njcgovih trditcv do dokaza je dolga
pot.
Kdor ina par zdravih oci Y CLAW in INA eta
ii, najde V Lansingovi izjavi lahko potrdilo, da
stoji ameriSka vlada IA oSvoboditev Slovanov IL
pod ncmSke in avstrijSkc Wade. Mixer pa nj V
Lansingovi iziavi reGeno, da Sc mora katcrakoli
izpod habsburSkega ali hohcnzollernskega bica o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16
P MA

IL Birmingham, Ala, poroca-
jo: Tukaj je drhal zopet izvrSila
dejanje proti organiziranim DELAY
Gem, XII Sc ne more oznaGiti dru-
GAGE kakor z rokovnjaStvom. Ru-
darji so imeli shod, ma katerem so
hoteli r~azpravljati o svoji stro-
kovni organizaciji. Nenadoma je
med ME vdrla tolpa naSemljcnih
pretepacev in z~anikrnezev, XII so
dejali, da SO vigilantje, in so cd
vedli $ sabo Edward Crougha, or
ganizatorja "Modnarodne unijc
rudniskih, mlinSkih in zgalniSkih
delavcev'', in William Hala, "a
morskega organizatoria "Ameri-
ske delavske federaciie". Croug-
hu so rekli, da mora hoditi k cd
daljeni zelezniski postal in Sc ne
m vrniti nikdar wee V birming-
hamski distrikt. Preiskali so mu
s zepe in ukradli vse %listine, XII
so jih nasli pri MEM. S Halom so
ravnali ma pobalinski nacin. Cd
gnall so ga z zavezanimi Ocmi ne
kan cd Coalburga, in ker Sc nj
slekel nitro, so strgali obleko z
MEGA. Njegovo telo so oblili z
gorko smOlo in ga povaljali DO
kurjem PERU. Pri tenn '~.iunaSkem'
6inu so kleli kakor pijani rovtar-
j. Hale sc je napotil prot Bir-
minghamu in ma potu .je sreGal
delavca, Xxi mu je dial gazolin, da
Sc je Opal perja. IIodil ie vso noe,
da je priSel V Birmingham.
Vigilantski odbor je takoi dru-
gi dan podal izjavo, da nj bill
nihce njegovih clanov navzoc pri
napadu. Birminghamski delavski
strokovni svet Sc je pecal 4 zadcvo
in sklenil, da jo predlozi obIastim,
da dobe izgredniki zasluzeno ka-
zen.
LveZna vlada je veckrat obSo-
dila take cine kot nepostavne in
opozorila oblasti, da maj kazmuje-
jO krivce. Ali lokalne oblasii so
pogostoma slabe ali pa tudi nj
majo prave wolfe, ola hi storile
SvOjO dolznOSt.
Rudarji pc okolici RuSselvilla
so zaradi to~lovajskega napada
uprizOrili enodncvno protestno
stavkO. Prizadetim organom hi pa
bio resno svetovati, da tudi vpo-
stevaJo ia protest .PodObnih ro-
kovnjaSkih dejanj je re toliko, da
postanejo splosna kalamitetn, &c
Sc ne stopi falstom cncrgicno ma
kurja ocesa. Bio hi vcndar Gud-
no, da hi sc izkazala duhoviiost
Oblasti ravno prot takim lumpom
"a nesposobno. &c Sc TAXI neuspe-
hi neprenehoma ponavljaio, Sc nj
cuditi, &c nastane sum, da so ne
kateri ljudje vcasi nalaSc ne
uspesni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

IL Rima poroGajo: AvstriiSki vjctniki potrjn-
jeio vesti, da prodaja mnogo avstrijskih aristo-
kratov svoja veleposestva ma CeSkem in Moray
skem, ker slutijo, da pride prejalislej rcvolucija
V Avstriji.
Med tiStimi, XII pospravliaio krmo, doklcr je
sc njihovo solnce na ncbu, je tudi grOf Cernin,
bivsi avstro-ogrski zunanji minister, Xxi JIG prodai
svoia z|emljiSta ma CeSkem "a tri miljone kron.
Grof Clam-Martinic, bivsi ministrski prcdsednik,
tudi hiti 5 prodajanjem svojih posestev ma Mo
ravskem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

Zvezna zivilska uprava name
rava uvesti odmerke govcdinc ma
dOmu, v hotelih in rcstavraciiah.
ce sc ne zniza konsum govcdine.
TO stvarilO je tidal Harry A.
Wheeler, zvezni zivilski upravitelj
IA Illinois. Mr.. Wheeler pravi, da
je sedanji konsum govedine prcvc-
lik in ola nj p%ravicno, cc Sc hrani
z mesom lie v javnih jedilnicah, do
ma pa ostane konsum ncomejcn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16
Pc VOJNI

ra spremembe, XII Jill je p~ovzroeila
vOjna V gospodarskem in social
mem zivljenju. V pismu, naslovlie-
men ma ravnatelja Gifforda, je
predsednik izrekel zeljo, ola uvede
vojni svet tako preiskavo, zbere
in Studira podatke in konGno pred
lozi splosen nacrt, XII maj hi slu-
I'll "a rekonstruktivno in vpostay-
ljajoGe delo.
Nekatera vpraSanja, s katerimi
sc DO poGela narodni vojni svet, in
o katerih zen predsednik, da Sc
.pravilno resijo, so zlasti sledeca:
l.. Demobilizaciia armade in
m%ornarice, prehod delavcev liz vol
ne industrije V mirovno industri-
jo.
Demobiliziranja armada in NOR
naIice ne bo nemara tako tezko
resiti, kakor prchod delavcev V
mirovno industrijo. Ia reSitev te-
ga vprasanja JIG priporocljivo, da
re sedaj studirajo velikc narodne
projekte: uravnavo rex, izrablja-
ME vOdnih sill, pogozdovanie go
licav, gradnjo javnih drzavnih
cest, umetno namakanie zemliiSc,
naseljevanje O%dpuScenih vojakov
in pOmorScakov ma d~rzavnih zem-
ljiscih it'd.
2. Vpostavljenje industrije v
mirovne razmere. X temu priste-
vajo:
(a) Prilagoditev industri.je mi
rovnim potrebam. (b) Npostav-
ljenje industrij, XII so bile omcjene
vsled vojne. (c) Koopcracija in
regulacija proti konkurenci. (d)
Organizacija obrti.
3. Industrijalne razmere, delo
i'll kapital.
5. Trgovina Z inozemstvom.
5. Carina.
6. Industrijalne in znanstvene
studije.
Z. Kurivo.
g. Trgovska mornarica.
8. Zeleznice.
10. Amerikaniziranjc tujezem-
cev.
IL. Poduk.
II. Nladno zavarovanje "a DO
smrtnino in poskodbe.
ID. Finance.
IA. DRAWN obrambni odbori.
Marsikdo vpraSuje, kaj da DO
pc vojni. Ma to vpraSanie ne mo-
re dati nihce sedaj pozitivnega
odgovora, ampak lahko sc odgovo-
ri: Nlada studira pazno vse pro-
bleme, da Jill resi- V korist ameris-
kemu ljudstvu pc koncani vo.jni.
IL bogatega programa, cd kate
rega je prva tocka najvazncjsa
"a delavce, je razvideti, da skrbi
vlada, da ne bodo delavci obcutili
prehoda liz vojne V mirovno dobo.
Lane, tajnik IA notranje zadeve
Je re enkrat razvil nacrt "a ma
s~eljcvanje delavccv in vojakov V
Colorado in dolini Mississippi.
Tam je Sc ia miljone akrov rodo-
vitnega sveta, XII ga .ie treba umet-
no namakati ali pa obvarovati
pred poplavo in izsuSiti. Nsled ma
selJevanJa tch krajih bo treba
zgraditi move %zelcznice, spopolniti
vodna pota, zgraditi move draw
ne ceste it'd. Pc koncani vo.ini he
DO primanjkOvalo della, ker bo ire.
ba izravnati gubitek, Xxi ga je pc.
~vzrocila vojna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

IL Kearneya, n. Y, porocajo
Neki zastopnik Henry florida pra.
vi, Ola DO ladjedelnica "a patruljnc
ladJe, XII Sc ustanavlja tukaj. mai
vecJa ma svetu. Stala DO $1,000
GOO in sc DO razprostirala oh reki
Pasaic. V njej bodo gradili pa
truljne ladje in ladjice, XII zaslc.
dujejo in love submarine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

Ivezna obrtna komisija .je obto-
Ella tvrdko Armour & Co.. da pri-
krlva, da jc lastnica neke podruz-
he kompaniJe, XII ina nalogo, da
sprawl IL trgovine manjSe konku-
rente $ tenn, da falsificira preizkus-
ME. koliko je maScobe v sirovem
maslu in smetani. Zaslisan.ie je
doloceno "a dine Is. augusta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

A.. W. SimonS liz Wisconsin, i'm John SpargO, biv-
Sa Glana ekSekutive SocialiStiGne stranke; Louis
kepelin, urednik New Appelu'; Alexander Hor-
wat IL kanSaSa, predscdnik II. distrikta premo-
garSkc organizaciie United Mine Workers of A
merica; Charles Edward Russell; professor Geo.
ID. lIerren in Frank BONN. Delegacija je pred
odhodom izjavila, da sc popolnoma strinja Z mi
royno formula pycdsednika Wilsona.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

Organizirani zeIczostavbinski
delavci V Chicago bodo pre.jcmaii
pc novi pogodbi S7I2c ma uro,
osemurni delavnik, poldrugo pla-
go IA prvo i'll dvojno place po tel
uri in OBJ mcclellan in praznikih.
&c je delavec odpuScen, mu mo-
raJo takoj placati vso mczdo, &c
ne, mu morajo placati cas-, ko caka
ma denar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

IL Washingtona porocajo: AmeriSki posla-
mix V Teheranu (Perziia) javlja drzavnemu de-
|partmentu, da je V meStu razgiaSeno obsedno sta
mic zaradi velkih izgredov, XII so Sc vrSili zadnje
dni zaradi pomanjkanja ziveza.
o amcriskem konzulu, XII je zapustil Tabriz
pred nekaj tqdni, ko so Turk vlomili V njcgovo
~poslopjc, nj Sc nobenega glasu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

IL Petrograda poroCajo prcko Stockholma,
da JIG usmrtitcv nemskega poSlanika bajc lie mai
hen del zarotc, Xxi so jo zasnovali ruski Socialni
evolutionary proti vSej ncmSki vladni kliki. Po-
slati hocejo teroristc V Berlin, ako Jill Sc MISC, XII
imaio ubiti kajzerja, Hindcnburga in Ludendorf-
ia. Noditelii tega gibania so bajc Kamkov, Ka-
relin, Steinberg in Maria Spiridonova, vsi Glani
socialno rcvolucionarnc lcvicc.
Pozabiti Sc ne SINE, ola Sc V Stockholm fabri.
ciraio nemSkc veSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

II Amstcrdama porocajo: IL mnogih porocil
IL Bcrlina ic r~azvidno, da so junkerii Sami med
scboi V konfliktu zaradi kazni, XII jo kajzcr pri-
pravlja "a Rusijo. MilitariSticii vodjc ypijcjo So
glasno: "Vzcmimo Moskvo in poStrclimo gadjo
zalego kakor psc!' DIPLOMAT pa pravijo: "Igno-
rirajmo vso stvar in poSliimo novcga poslamika,
demokrata, ki.bo dial mani ma saluiiranic in ycr
ia umetnost, kako ic trcba govoriti rdcckarji
ma njihovih tleh."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

IL Londona porofaio: Amcri$ka socialistiGna
delcgaciia ie prisla V London. .Namcn dclceaciic
je utrditi vezi med man iSinskimi socialist V A.
'neriki in zavezniskimi socialist, k zastopaio pro-
gram, spreiet ma londonski mcdzavczniSk social
sticni konferenci V februariu t. |.
CDelegacija ameriSkih socialiStov, XII so cd
81 v Evropo, s%estoji IL sledeGih znanih sodrugov:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

Pc mnogih kra.jih vlada Sc da-
mes mnenje, da JIG rcdno umiva-
me- elave nepotrebno ali pa cello
skodljivo. Toda Japonci n. pr, HI
sploh jake ljubijo s%naznost. 81 u
mivajo glavo prav vsak dan in
lmaJo cato tudi Sc V visoki staro-
stl jake lepe, bujne lase, kakor
lahko razvidimo re IL raznih silk
V ilustriranih listih. Seveda nj tre-
ba, eta hi clovek p~retiraval V tenn
oziru. Resnica JIG, da .ie jake bla-
godeJno "a lase in glavo, ako 81
10 umlvamO pc enkrat ma tcdcn.
fazltl moramO samo, da ne grcmO
z mokrO glavo ali vlaznimi las
ma hladen zrak in Sc prehladi-
mo. Redno umivanje utriuic gla-
vo, da jej ne Skodita tako nitro
mraz in prepih ter prcdvsem po-
spesuje rast las, zabraniuie Nth
izpadanje in toll zoprni prahaj.
kakor vse cloveSko telo. zahteya
zlasti glava pray posebne snazno-
sti. .gMuRfH
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-16

IL Stockholma poro0ajo: Pc zadnjih vestch,
XII so prisle IL Rustic, je V Ukrajini izbruhniil
>ploSna revolucija. Kmetje in delavci imaio We:
manjSih armad po $1,000 do 10000 MOI, ki opc-
rirajo po ~okrozjih; vse tc armadice so dobrO o.
premljene $ s%trojnimi puskami in topovi. Ncbroi-
ne vaSi so zavarovane Z zakopi. Nemci so priSl-
ljeni klicati wee ~vojaStva V Ukraine, in kakor -
poroca, so pomnozili svojo armada ma 30 diyizij
100000 moz.)
Da kaizerland je lahko p|ogoltnil ukrajin-
ski plen, ~prcbaviti ga pa nj tako lahko. $ tako
hrano 81 utegnc kajzer Sc popolnoma pokvariti
zelodec.