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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
6ierbe aiberts eaan thar for
0areu.
Drn Bpa1lskf 6ygr.
10000 @olbater er Offer for
Snflnen5aen.

Den 5ponffe Sbge bar mi bolot
fit ss5nbtog-i r11irbbilt 25 S5Pr- @aans
|tonne1ne11terne u6 ober 2nn6ef. S
Mon6ags rapportere6es af nDe Gil'
felbe be forifiellige &m1tonne.
|1te11ts:
Eoplor, aertucfp, 81; Colt, Benn-
|inlbanio, SO; Grant, Glinois, 20;
|Senier, @outb Carolina, 2; Sber-
n,on, Drio, 4; &ife, Mrfanfas, {;
Breer1e, Nortb Carolina, 1; M@lel<
Ion, Mlabon1n, z; Spracuie, geen
[gorf, 100; Debens, Masfacb,,fetts,
1868; Gunftoa, aonfas, 70; @orbon,
@eorgia, 124; Sumpbreps, ,8irginia,
Sc; See, 8irgi11ia, 161 22etpis ,8af3-
ington, %; @ea6e, Marpla,1o, 80;
Sobofen, Seem sSerieb, 297; Di1,@eu
|Serfep, 179. S Comp Depe1s er~oet
totale Mnto1 af Eilfel6e 10,70O, me6
oaofglgen6e 424 1be 9tlfelbe al
2nngebeten6elie, og n1eo IS pnnfgl-
gen6e 9p6sfal6. 0glaa flere cf
|2itens 5torbDer, iom 8oSton, Netp
Dorf, Buffalo m. II. rnier 6en1te
Iubpggelige gpi6en1i. S Boston fore
Ifalbt Ser | Man6ags 20 Dgogfo1o.
IS 1000 Sfibsbpggere beo 8ehlebem
I5fibsb sbbggeriet Sore @iber @i1trif-
|td, Masi, er mgrebet af SDgbom<
I11e1t.
Oeiaa i SienIanbene raier Set,
|5panife 5pge S Dam11nrf er Opt
bemien en6nu tt1ipneIabenoe lite ipr=
Zig Ten1, men / Snerige optrpoer
ben ret otoartet, ier1ig / Sfo=
lerne og Sgret1. S ct georrbot=
ten &egiment aIene bar 6er.iaa=
oes fornpIig 868 Gi1fel6e. S Sronb-
biem ! @oree er &nnore6er af Eil<
|fqloe og rnange Dg6sfalo. gnle 8io-
9raftbeafre Der er l1ffeoe og offellt.
lige Sorimnlinger forbu6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
8rins M1el. i Mm,erifa.

Brins Mrel of Donmarf, @ommon-
6gr i Ben banife Mlnrine og Gor.
ma11o for Sen bonifes &omntsfion,
Der ii6ite l1ge TOM BERTH 2anbet
| for at it11oere amerifanff Blaaoeor-
ganiiatio11, bleb / Sors6ags moofn=
| get af Brafi6e1t @iIion. 8riniet1
igif til set &bibe 9us i SpIge meo
ll1benrigsminiiter 2aniing. Om Mf-
tenen bur ban @iGlt beo EN- M66ag
gibet af Slaabeminiiter 0aniels og
IGrue.
8eo fin Mnfon1lt til @o1bington i
Eors6ags blep 8rins MreI og Sglge
ngot at Slaa6eminiiter Daniels og
ifnI unoer fit 0pbo1o Der bpre Slaa-
bebepartementets @jniter. 9e ifal
beige Sc fornenfte Ste6er for S1oa=
6ebirfiombe6, 6eribla116t Mn1n1u11i=
tionsanIgg, S1beliesleire og itgrre
1SfibsbRrfter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
@upr LII millint1 /
gra1,krtg.

geb be1t ugenHige 8residonfe.
renie i 8ofbington fio1te 2erbng
|fun6e @eneralitabs March,
oplD1e, at Ser mi .er ienot ober T.
100000 onterifanife Gropper ober
|tiI Srarfrig 100000 flere en6 beo
llio1te Me66elelle. @fterret1tingerr,,
Ifra oIe Sronter i Ben forlgbne l1ge
|par be6barenoe gobe. Den o1neri-
fanife Stprfe, bert f6ite rge babbe
inotaget ct. Maibiel= =gflnittet, bar
nit fun 12 Mil fra Met5 og or1trellt
Sen ian1me 9lfifano fra gorflons, ct
nigtigt Nl111ft bnobe / 1trategiif
Senieen6e og io111 Sert1banecentrlt11
peitenfor Met5
Me6 .Se11ipn til be11 brittle 5i-
|tuation ita6fpIteoe General. Marcb
|l1noerret1inge1t ON, at ober 10000
Sanger bar tngf enmbrn1 ct.
Quentin DHiitriiffttet ii og ON iebn sren1-
gong tro6s ffroftige Mooangreb.
Sien6enL iug6e ban babbe Iibt itose
Sab. ct. Q1ee1ttiu bar MI bare tra
Mi1 fra Sates StDrfe.
8resiene06elelier a1gaaeabe 8nl-
fanfremitpoet b1eD befreftet. SSnge1,.
@opport forelaa n1tgaoenoe Opera-
|tionerne ! BaIaitind;; men General
Marcb in6remmeoe, at 8nfu beb set
8ospiffe SAB otter ers:i tprfif 8e-
|fiooelie
Com Sbnr paa 9pbrgsnooal oplp.
.ite General Mnrct at 1t4oe. Megi-
ment at SSnge rforpfet 39te Dibi
fion, forleoen iteg iInno at 9ooe Di<
bifion bar j 8ogeferne og 36te i ct
RDelfesfelt iauru1en u1eo 5roHff-
1nen6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Dr11 na11akr HrrBar
@pier Mmerifas 8nlib fFbrin.
ger. Galber bet Mmerifas bents
lige Gfterretntngs gsb9fens
MeteritDHe.

&jgbenbap1l 21. Sept Sen bnnife
@resie offent1iggigr en- roien6e Ontz
ta1e af oet mnerifanife Gfterret-
l1ingsbureans 5farpiinoigbeb Nn.
leoring al bets nDelte Mfllerirger
ongoaenoe 8ollbebiferne. uBoliti.
fer" lfriber, at glmerifas bernmelige
gfterretningsbureal1 to @ange ifior
11bfgrte Mefer1tpffer af grunotge
l1nber1ggelier, 1om, benDtteoc pao
set rette Gi6spunft, fit flor polttilt
Betponing.
u9a1 fpreligger oen treble ftore
cmerifanffe. Seniation, flyer nBoli=
tifell" , rDel1ne Gang bar bet benz
meIige Gfterretnings 9epartenrent
ilanet olle, {e1b bets egne, @eforoer.
Set Tan anies for gibet, at Dofumen-
terne er a11tbertiifte. Scum ,togle faa
9atoer 1DneS l1ot n1Rrtel1ge;; men
cette Tan 11raaffe forflares af BEN
rus1tffe &alenber.
S BET itore % belle fpnes 9ofn-
1nenterne egte moi. Set er mnlig'
bis mere eno ct Blot og bart &ilfpl>
Sc, at Sc offertliggi6res mi. Set er
ionoipnligt; at De Dar foreligget !!
nogen 9io % Blot afbentet BET be-
leiIioe gjeblif. Grep 8urians Sreos-
n1a11bpre bles en- gnnftig 8aggruno.
Tor lite lenge ftoett offethliggior
Bolibebiferne Ct on1fatter1be Mate,
riale, Ser git 116 pao, at @ntcnter-
neg Diplomnter .Moffob bab6e oon.
net en- flor @an1menfp9rgelie for at
orebe 2enine og Grot8fp. Sc anreri-
rifafife Mfi1gringer bier MI, bborle>
oes 8pifIano bobbe Jim Singer meo /
Spillet meb Sen3pn til Oct oDlslte.
p6elngte, renoIutio ionpre sfusiano. :.
M1bre Mnifer ubtoler. fig paa lig-.
nen6e Moaoe. MfiIgringerne bar
fnaet en- 11eget lt6fgrIig Omtale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
5ierbe eibertp aaan itaar f.r
Dpren.
9anpFibs bsiejlabfe,r.

Com 2aierne bill 5abe ben1prfef
blanbf 8laoefs a1t6re gfpbeoer, bar
Danmarf og 6e 6orene6e stater n.
ofiluttet og nn6erffrebef EN- &an6eIs.
traftat oe Sfibsoberensfonrlf. Den-s
ne Meooelelie, Der feIbfgIgeIia bar
bebirfet almin6elig Gi1fre6sbeo iao-
|bel blanof Dnnif- -Mmerifanerne iom
bjen1me 9anmarf, bil glebe be
Dmife, iom er1te1t tp11fer poa al
cmtgrere fra Dnnn1arf og Danif.
Mmerifanere, iom t9rfer paa al
gjbre en- lille SIpbetrip bieu fiI
9nmarf til ben fomme116e Sui
S Oberensfc1niten er Ser inbfof
en- 8eitemmelie, at ct tiltrpffelia
Mmal Sfibe ffnl goo Sort meIlem
Mmerifa % 9anmarf til geforbrina
LAT De npoben6iee garer, fmnt befer-
ge Basiagertrafifen bbiIfet Bit be-
|tDoe, at Scan6innbin11-g gmerican 2i-
1tien oil gienopfage fine geilineer /
nprmefte Sremti6, og set oil iIfe
a1ene b1iDe 2inie1rs u!Sellig OLAF
Der faor gtnaoelie til ct iei1e, men
ogiaa Oscar ] og ul1niteb SID
|tes" bbilfet bill ftge, at Sen reaalprs
sSartpIan tilnermelfesbis ii. 1T1,,1;se
fdges Srer1ti6 ben. 81
Da bi life iiffe bar @et tit at offet1f.
|liggigre Ceilings oatoerne o. iao pii-I -
oerei er bi life @tano til at aipe
bore 2alere 1ldiagtig nnoerretnina
ON Sfibenes Nnfomit og Mfganas-!
tiber. 6a faa6anne Dleooe eleIier fon
babe ifor giatigbeo for ssjenoel,
E9erfor benbifer bi til 2iniens Nai,,-
Innearlpolis aontor 236 yficonet slbe
der nreo aornaeI If aiber arle Dplns
1iisaer ang gaaenoe Sc eifinasti6er.
aas fororon gerne. gngngeforfelp.
oa Boo oerlin inoer bbrer. lors, ~
eiibifesg ttiiI lnno,lcea1 on1ef..,
IIffs6 NJ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

lire Mar) b1iber af iaa afgi6re1loe.
/. Doning> at &rtgsoperatione
praftiif talt ntan inoitilles. Serpan
/ tan Der iffe enonn gibes 1toge1 orier1-
|ferenoe Sbar Ser fRntpes heftiat
omfrtng ct. aue1fin, ser er set .fe.l
relebige Weaal for 6e olliereoe @ere
Der on1fring, men Sremrpf fningen er
1forneoelit BET banfelige gerrpn %.
SDiferneS beftige Wpbfat1b 1neget
!langiom Der. Yaa nn6re B11nftcr
ii&,aa geiffronten bar Ser life life fl,nnet
Sref1tnger @teo al afgi6reroe Be
tDoning.
Derimoo bor Sc miereoe Gren-
gang neoe paa 8nlfanbalbgen fra
j5olonifi MOB @oro op itr1oo BnIga-
rernes 5ront ser bpor oe boIoer Ben
l9oHge Del al Serbie1 befat. Dber
Ell 5ront paa so NdIe Der fra 6en
tgmnle ferbiffe 8b Monaltir til Gate
Doiran bar 1e MlIiereoe 6rebet q,
&i1e itto ober ssstib-NroIep geien,
oerbeo afffiarenbe gorbinoelien mel
lem ben bnlgarffe Scr norbgit for
Wionaftir og ben, Ser ftaar onfrrina
Qafe Doirnn. Serberne ffnI her
Dabe taget ca. 10000 Sanger % 100
4anoner. Snellen1 Monaftir %.
8aroon er 811Igarerne paa f,1Io
Shgt for Sienoen, 1neoens en- britiF
Ser beitenfor 2abe Doiron oriber
Sienoen nor6ober n1oo Sen b11Iqorife
@rpnie.
9Dre ! BET fier1le MaIaHina ! 2ilIe-
ofien, paa Niooe oelbabds pitlige a1if,
bor ben befienote eneelife genraI
9nenbD tiIfeiet aDrferne ct ff.l,i-
fenoe sfeoerIog Sra en- aairlie, 6ler
1leget lioroe1ff ffores dlem tut
ia suurpfftutoen ss5ufffd NOS I6o.
elt til Sericbo, bor BEN engeIffe Ger
! en- 5remrDfning moo georo befeiret
to tprfiife @qre, Ser bolot Nrobinfen
9amarien beiat, og tagH mere emo
25,0oo Sanger tiIIigetneo 260 aa- .
1ro11er og ftore Sorraab nf Mrnnn1r,i-
tton. Gngelfe @abaleritropper har
M beiat 0a5aretb, Srelferens Sien,-
1tabn Miereoe 2ufttropper foretn.
ger fre1noeles 8onrbeanereb poa
&on}tantinopel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Trels us, Serre!

(glf @icborb &o1eigb, 2nb 2ieute
nant, 8. ans g. 8. s., Srance).
gsaur pi Ter Dor Sienbes Scr
meo BETS Bonner rpffe ner,
1,aar hi til Eror1pete11s &al6
eoar til @eier eller Salo,
3ebootb! Da1 til os ie::
u2ibera 11os Don1inel" :
gsaar @1agets Gang set Ter,
hi / &ugleregnen Ter
6ie1rben itorme frem til DDit,
og bi npbes 8rDit moo 8rpt,
3ebaotbl Du til os ie::
u2ibera nos Don1ine!"
Moar bi flodet er poa Glugt
(pg berpbet Seirens Srugt,
noar pi 1niot i1nellem Sig
lei bur &rpfter til ct Sfrig,
I3ebaotbl 9n til os ie::
o2ibero nos 9oninel"
gsaar iaa gRatterrs sfpeeer, aIt
bbiler ober Dem, ber falbt,
Grigens @ub! 0 trelt iier
bber % en- ion Dem bar fiRr.
Sdbferoe aparter bar Jraffen,
.2ibero 11os Domino" /"
(Oberiat at &enrif gla.nbecf
2ofs 8enton ginn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
Danak
4annrlHuurrrttH,
kn111Bt afHlnttpt.

S M6ten af fiblte 11ge Tom Der
for aIIe Dnnf= =Mmerifa ifanere glebeli.
ge Meo6eleI5e fra 8afbington, al
@pGrgsmaalet ON DannarfS SorlD.
ming 11re6 2epneosn1i6ler og anore
8orer om1ioer bob6e fl1nbet fiji 2gs.
ming. Sen iaalebes beloigt trnflts
|9ro11ing FDl6es iiiffffert f6r1te &9He
set e1rergiffe Mrbei6e, 1om 6en fra
bort S96relan6 n6len6te &ommiS=
| lion bibes at babe 1t6fgrt / 8af)ing=
ton / yorbir6elie r11e6 6e poogipl=
benbe Mp11oigbeoer Ser, og bele Oan
mart bill bloc Sen flor Eaf for,
bba6 BEN faale6es bar facet n6rettet.
MftaIen fifrer / f6r'ie &effe 9nt1>
mart en- 9ilfgrlel al 6boebarer, Mfe=
tal, Maffineri og Gertilparer, iffe-
fort9rlige aninralife % begetchiliife
&ro6ufter, &enifalier, MpotDefcr<
barer og an6re Sorneoer1be6er> ioll
nofrnbes / en- ia1nlet Mpng6e al
aoot og bel $4,000 Cons ON Moret.
8I 0berfs:flen of b1sie 8arer nil
Der blibe ftiIlet til Dann1arfs Gtspo-
fi11on ct rift 9lntol al tanife Stihe,
iom for 9iebliHet brltets nrae,i.
fanif oberleiff Sanoel, forne:'tl 3.
flere al &itaftaiiif aoirpotis ltrrc
Sragtoan1pere, mebens allbre fa:sor.
ne Sfibe forelpbig III. be6bIipe at
ieile for Mmerifa. De iaalebes til
9nnmorf in1portere6e a,nrer fnn &,aa5
ingen 6irefte eller i115irpfte Manoc.
otter efsporteres, 1aalen-s at 6e eoen-,
tult biloe fl11tne fo1,1n!<: @entralr.ag-.
terne til go6e.
@n Dberensfon1it ion. hertte e1 MI.
fra M111erifos 5ibe afilui.et 1neo alle.
,1e,1trale 2d11be i. guropd 1aeo 11rbs
tagelie af Soua1r6 og fslaer tort efr
ter BEN 11re6 george og Sberigc for
nblig dfilutte6e, bbilfct gara,,tcrcr
en- fornpet og lipsfraftig Sonbelsfor.
r1ellen 6e ire fo1t6t1u.niife
2nn6e in6bDr6es.
Sra &idbet1bobn telcgraferes ii5I1c.
2grbog, at Mebnelelfc't ON ben ger
ffIbre6e &n1t6els. 0berensfonit llte0t
99lnterriiffa fieebea nio6taget nrcs 0!1l.
1tgrfte @Im6e oDeraH i. Dantnart og
af ollie politiffe Bahier u6en uubta.:
gelfe. @rbog uSocial6elrrofratel,". !.
Der l1noer :Gorba11olirgerne iforpf
bar fritiieret 6isfe, bar mi fun Cob.
orb for BET en6elig opndaeoe gfeiul-.
tot. Sen flyer re6aftionelt, at nost,
oanffe SoH ion Selbeb bill g1eoe fig
ooer, at bor conmnercieIle Sorbil1oe:-.
fe n,eo Mnrerifa otter er fnbttet paa
en- ti1freosftillen6e Maaoe, og ouer
ben 2iberalitet, bbornneo glnrerifa
bar ftillet mango at 1aaonnne Barer
til bor Dspoittio11, af bbi1fe Ser
1angtfra fir6es 0perfloo ie1ne 2on-
berobre."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

s. st., innior, furfremmet. Rooie-
belts eloite Sdn, gbeooore, Ser bar
sDtalor i &Gren, er MI Heben for
fren1met til OberitI Igitnot1t:: San bIeb
for flere Tiger ii6en ioarf % refon-
|bnleicerer / Hnris pnn er beforeret
|meo Gnpperbeos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
9pbsfalb.

Den befienbte fatolife ggrfebiifop
Sobn sssrelano, ct. HanI afgiHf igaar,
1Dns6ug, Morges beo Dgben efter ei
lleugere aios 9Dgeleie. Biffop ssre.
llano bar en- af ben fatoIife airfes
lbeoit fienote Hraiter Der 2onoet.
loe iqrlig sforoDe ten bar ban ab,
, ' Ill itor 6fIp6eli[
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
GIeres Seite til Brouten. General

GIere 9eite til Bronten. General
|Heribing 1ar fenot arigsoeparte'
net,tet sSorIa1lgel1be ON, at 80, ,00Q
|Sefte % NsnIbnr ie,loes tic Sstsonteal
fnareit r1uligt. Sorfen6el1e1t bleb
|itan6fet for nogen Gii6 fibet, 6a ben
franife &egiering CAB Soriifring ON,
at BEN loa fig iitano til at forlpne
ben amerifdnife Scr tilitrefeligt
meb Erpfobrsfruft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27


sbffnnberbisnins i WaIiterifp-
lerne. Ser bil blipe gibd nn6erbis-
ming / EDif / mango al 6e Colleges,
bbor Der er Mf6elinger dff Stlt6en-
ternes 9pelfeforps. &rigsbeparte-
mentet bar gibet 8en1Dnoigelie til
bette for at faa Melr0 iftHet for
@Herretnings og a116re 5til-
linger, bbor &ie1t6ifabet til Epif bill
fon1me til geptte. Ser bleb iagt
&rigs6eporteme11tet, at Mer16, ser f.
@fs. bar paa 8hrnliering, biIbe boz
re beore ififffet til tit &berb, bpis 6e
fien6te Sienoens 5prog. Sfjgnt set
tile bill blibe aln1ir6elig @feH og
8rug, bill 9Dff b1ipe lert, bbor set
er npbbenbigt,inn at WeR116 nle6 no
get &ienbifab til sproget Ton ugiien=
cpfriffe BET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

1900 Mprffe brebt. Sioen Rri-
gems geepnoeIie er / 800 11orffe
Men6, @pinoer og 8prn 6rabt beo
SNflanos uror6eriffe Mngreb paa
ben ,1orife &n116elsflan6e. 9lf bette
Mntal er 800 aIene ornfon1n1et beo
ben foo fsrgeltg beren1te u@pur1os
berie1hftt" Metbo6e. Sn1tbelsflaaber,
bar liM ct Sob, Ser fbnrer til II
|pgt. at Ber6e11s fnn1lebe Sub tiligs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

Pet ermeb Eber ion1 mel et
spsll, ii mere M poa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
4gr;t1a Ayt.

r. d ! 49,
BenniDlpaaia tgr fpr nnfte Lite
SSnli. Set forbentes, at prafiff talt
5eIe 5faten 8enniplponia bill ugaa
tpr" fgr lite Snli naife Mar, 9a-
toen iat for ben rationale &rigs=
&robibition. S 9bilaoe1pbia ifal
5aloon 2icenies fornDes Sen lite.
Stunt, og ba6ornpelien foiter 81 1900.
forbenter @utboriteter1te life, iiffe at
mango 5aloonfeepers bill brpoe fig
ON at betale 6enne Gum for no-
al paaoe garer for fun
en- Maaneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

Sc brittle Sui, De i 11geng 2gb
|offentlig giorte brittle gabsliiter bi-
iere aob al q, 1872 foroeIt ION
feIger Drnb, 49, o
|ss, ,366 afellige inaret Office.
so2 salaetlig 52
fsere ,lii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

Den amerifane beb St 9iI al afgjprene nora 8efpbniua
De Mlereoe narmer g ct Anentn unoer langom 6remrD
8nlsarerne bigger gtor euselH SER Ealeina Dbr
SDrferne @s#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27
5ulbaternes ;esnlepaffer.

SSDlDaternes SStlep1tter. Tr1gsz
oepartementet bar befien6tgiort, a,
Ser er opfat en- big geornt for 4af-
Ter in6eboloen6e ssSn1egaber til ame-
rifanife Sol6ater Sranfrig. Ser ct
life iat nogen @rpmfe for l1obalget
of SSulegaper, men Bufferne ntaa
maule 9 og q gonrmer og gegte,l
life bore ober tre 8l1n0. Disfe Baf-
fer fan erbol6es / bbilfen ion1 5ellt
Mg6e &ors= =Mf6eling. Gn 8erfotl
fan fun ien6e en- 8affe til en- oe
famine Sol6m. Bdfferne mna icn-
beg lite ienere e116 is. Noben1ber.
I y 5Egs4 = - , y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

@nmeniens &ronprins f1bgtet. Sc
legran fra @ipbenbab11 n1e6oeler, at
&rorprinlen af &un1R11ie11 er; flpgtet
fra tit 2o11o og er a11fon1n1et til ben
rusfiife 5ortebabsita6 Obesfa. Me6-
belelien berom fglger paa en- tioli<
gere @fterretning ON en- anti-tpif
'8ebugelie &l1maniet1, bbilfen
Dronning Marie ffi1lbe bere 6pbt
intpliceret. &a1n er, ioa1 befie,t6t, en-
uforionlig Sienbe al Epfflanb, me.
bens Song Seroinu1,b felb ipnes at
bol6e fig neutral. aronprinie1t, ber-
irroo, bar nlti6 ftnaet paa Mooerer1s
Barti.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-27

@illpn benaaber tre 5olbater. gre
|So16ater, Ser be6 &rigsrets6onl bar
6pn1t til at blibe ifu6t, en- for at iobe
pao fin Sfil6bagtSpoit be6 Sronte1t,
6e to anbre for Deiertion fra @a1-
tonnene1ter ger 2a1oet, bor al
Hreii6enten facet beres 5traf neo-
lat til berfbolosbis 3, Is og 80 Mors
'5traforbei6e.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-02-15
SHIPYARDS
UNIONIZED

The Tacoma shipyards, the Babare
Bros. and the Geo. P. Wright Co..
have signed up with organized labor
and will hereafter be run as closed
shops. At recent meeting attend
ed by representative of the Building
Trades Council, the Central Labor
Council and the Metal Trades Coun-
ell, the two shipbuilding firms men
toned and the Tacoma Shipbuilding
Co. it is said that all that could
be gotten out of the last named
concern was eve are open shop, we
are open ship" so negotiations with
that concern were "closed."
Tacoma is getting closer and clos
er to 100 per cent rating as a
union town.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-02-15

tion of the fighting men back into
industry with intelligent vocational
guidance and without confusion, as
we'll as insuring the continued stabili-
zation of the labor supply to meet
the growing industrial requirements
of the future"
In such a unified federal employ
ment service, according to the Asso-
citation, lies also the necessary first
step in solving the ever-recurring
problem of unemployment.
Maternity insurance, such as our
allies have adopted for the protection
of working mothers and their babies
against avoidable suffering and i'm
paired strength, is declared to be
need accentuated by the entrance of
a large army of women into both
heavy and light occupations to re-
place men serving in the fighting
forces.
"Many occupations hitherto re-
garded in this country as exclusively
mems work." the bulletin states,
have been thrown open to women
workers by many employers in this
emergency. They are in railroad
office, shop, and track work, in mu-
ntions factories, in elevator and
messenger service, in farming, in
street car operations, in manufac-
turing establishments filling govern
ment contracts. Thousands, thus
engaged, will become mothers. All
are potential mothers. The pro-
hibition of the employment of women
immediately before or after child
birth, now being urged by the Com
mittee on Women in Industry of the
Council of National Defense to pro-
tect our human resources, will not
serve its full purpose unless accom-
panied by maternity benefits to tide
over the loss Of earnings at the
time when most needed"
The orders of the Chief of Ord
nance and the Quartermaster General
calling for the observance of protec-
tive standards for labor in war in
dustries are commended in the bull
letin as among the most enlightened
official human documents ever issued
by any government either in war or
in peace" and the Soldiers and
Sailors Insurance Act as zone of the
most significant of all measures of
social insurance"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-02-15
NJ. G. THOMLE
MEETS HURLEY

Halvor Guam received telegram
Tuesday from President Thomle, who
is in Washington. Mr.. Thomle says
he had a conference with Edwin N.
Hurley, Chairman of the Shipping
Board and that they will meet again
to consider the Norway-Pacific pro-
ject.
Mr.. Guam is confident that Mr..
Thomle will be able to put through
the business of the Norway-P Pacific
with Mr. Hurley, as the latter is en-
tirely free from any political or 9th
er opposition which might arise.
While the shipping board, because
of the scarcity of skilled labor in the
shipbuilding trades and desire to
conserve what there is in existing
yards, has announced a policy of re-
fusing to grant shipbuilding con-
tracts to yards not yet in existence,
an exception may be made which will
mean the establishment of a great
plant at Everett.
Mr.. Thomle's company proposes to
build a yard with its own capital,
asking no advances from the govern
ment, and to import all its skilled
shipbuilding labor from Norway, thus
eliminating the chief objection to
new yards. There is no scarcity Of
unskilled labor, and Mr.. Thomle has
filed with the board convincing evid-
ence that he can get all he needs
without robbing any existing Amer
lean yards.
The administration is desirous of
increasing ship production, as is we'll
known, and with the showing that
Mr.. Thomle has at his command it
is believed by Mr.. Guam that a
quick and just outcome will be
reached.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-02-15
JAMES F. RHOADES
NEW SECRETARY OF
COMMERCIAL CLUB

James F. Rhoades arrived from
San Diego Tuesday evening and was
welcomed by the Directors of the
Commercial Club. Mr.. Rhoades was
at once inducted into his new posi-
ton, Secretary of the Everett Com
mercia Club.
With new secretary on the job
the organization will begin the mem
bership drive decided upon at the re-
cent reorganization. AS chairman of
the committee, A, A. Brodeck an
nounced the following team cap
tains:
Henry Menzel, doc" Sorenson, C.
E. Sturgeon. W. P. Bell, W. J. Nc
Beath, Albert Burke Frank Shera-
ton, Roy Bachelor, NJ. T. Altman,
Fred Overman, William Booth, d. A.
Duryee, J. A. Powers and H. w.
Shaw.
Vice President Winter was in
structed to forward in the name of
the club such kilograms from the
club to M. G. Thomle, now in Wash
ington, d. c., as developments sug-
gested.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-02-15
GUILFORD HEATING
AND PLUMBING co.

This is the title of business, just
opened at 2S1l Oakes Avenue, in the
store room formerly occupied by the
Van Dyke Plumbing shop, The men,
bers of this company are heating,
ventilating and sanitary engineers.
Mr.. Guilford, the head of the com
pany is an old union plumber and
formerly worked for Bassett.
Billy Reid, now residing in Seat
tie, graced the Loyalty demonstra-
tion meeting Wednesday evening
with his smiling contenance and
hearty hand-shake. Come often, Billy.
Mrs. Taylor came over to Everett
with Charles Perry Wednesday night,
and attended the Loyalty demonstra-
tion meeting at the Labor Temple.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-02-15
SLOAN SHIPYARD
AGAIN HAS STRIKE

OLYMPIA, Feb. 9.-More than 300
men employed in the Sloan shipyard,
which was recently taken over by the
government, went on a strike today,
most of them carpenters, because it
is claimed two men working in the
yard refused to join the union. They
claimed they did not have money
enough. The matter has been re-
ferred to the Macy commission, as
the tender of State Labor Commits
sioner Younger to handle the mat
ter was declined.
1t is reported that the launching
of the first government ship from
the yard will be delayed by reason
of the strike, but hopes are enter
tanned for an early settlement.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-02-15
CARRIERS AND
CLERKS WAGES
TO BE RAISED

Justice to our long suffering post
office employees is about to be done
if the signs of the times count for
much.
The Post Office Committee of the
House has approved "a new scale add
ing 25 per cent to the pay of letter
carriers and postal clerks with in
creases for other classes of en-
ployees. The committees action
will probably pass both houses of
congress.
The 25 per cent increase in the
salary of postoffice employees will
in measure atone for the injustice
long done to this class of govern
ment employees.