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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

SEIZE Slovenskega soc kluba Sc
vrsevSak drugi in Getrti petek Y
mesecu V Ilirija dvorani', 30
lst Ave. ker so vedno vazne silva.
RI ma dnevnem redu, cato Vas We
re dolznoSt, da pridetc vSi ma So.
10. Pripeliite 5 >abo tovariSe. XII
Sc zanimajo "a razredni boz in Sc
MISC V organizaciji.
John Lenko, tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
RESOLUCIJO

). d.. =. Il. je prikljutena Slo-
'enskemu Repub. Zdruzenju. ka-
tero Z vsemi moGmi podpiramo
IN odobravamo. Logicno ie, da
kot zavedni clani =. ID. p. u. in
oh enem V polni simpatiji S S. R
H., katere elan je naSa vrla @
nizaciJa, ne moreno priznavati
"a glasilo organizacije lista, kate
II ruJe nasprotni smeri. NaSa
organizacija je ma delavski pod
lagi, ). II. L. je organizirana in
d%eluJoca "a Osvoboditev JugoSlo-
vanov izpod monarhij, kar je tn
Oh vazno v~prasanje "a delavstvo.
GLAS NARODA, Sedanie e~lasilo
:. ID. p. H., 81 je pa izbral IA nalo-
go delovati proti temu stremlje-
nJu nasega naroda - prot edino
pravilni osvoboditvi .j%ugoslovan-
skin narodov in $ TEN DELUXE II
nadaljno suzenjstvo naroda pod
MONARHIJO.
Use zadeve ticoce Sc organi-
zaciJe, sc morejo priObcati V gla-
sllu pc enkrat ma teden, IL cesar
sledi, ola "a glasilo popolnoma "a
dostuJe tednik. Organizacija pla-
cuje mad 160 narocnin glasilu
(namrec drustvenim tajnikom in
81. odbOrnikOm.) Dnevnik stane
Sc enkrat toliko kot tednik. Ako
vzamemo ekonomsko vpraSanje V
obzir, smelo izjavimo, ola ida or
~ganizacija, ako ina dnevnik "a
glasilO, V to svrho mad $500 let
no wee kOt pa ako ina tednik.
elias NarOda .je glasilo presto.
vilnih .iednot in .jednotic, zvez in
zvezic, da hi mogle vse pricako-
vati dobrega %napredka, vsled Gc-
sar smo mnenja, da .ie IA naSo or
ganizacijo bolje, ako ina "a gla-
silo list, katerega nina proved
podpornih organizacij "a glasilo
in XII V resnici zastopa delavskc
lnterese V vseh ozirih.
IL zgOraj navedenih r~azloeov
Je s%klenjenO, da Odstrani naSa or
ganizacija GLAS NARODA kot
uradno glasilO ter ga nadomcsti )
PROLETARCEM (kateri ie Sc
dag pomozno glasilo). Namesto
pomoznega glasila pa mai SC po-
stavi ENAKOPRAVNOST.
Nadalje je sklenjeno, da Sc da
gornja re%solucija clanstvu ma
splosno glasovanje in ako nadpo-
lovicna vecina glasujotih odgla-
suJe V prid resoluciie, So Malaga
81. odboru V dolznost tako.i pc
odglasovanju povzcti nadaljnc
korake v smislu te r~esolucije.
Ia druStvo "Zaveznik" Sfcv .
S. D.. p. u.
Stephen Fabric, prcdScdnh.
Louis Krasna, ta.inik.
Mihael Vadnal, bla.janik.
August orel zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
r.

Sodrug Louis Kveder je poto.
valni zostapnik 'Proletarca" "a
vse drzave. Pravico ina, da mas
zastopa v vseh reGeh, kar sc tice
n~arocnine in oglasov. Sodruge
prosimo, da maj mu pri tenn poslu
kolikor mogoce pomagajo.
UpravniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
C'iGcrin.''

Zadnia stevilka lista Lausanne Gazette"
(Svica) lima na prvi Strani velik maslov: ALI
je Iindenburg mrtev?' Nato sledi p%orocilo, da
;e Hindenburga ustrelil podGastnik ma ruski from
ii in niegovo truplO so pokopali ma %maihnem po-
kopaliSGu V Kaserthulu ma Badenskem. Trije vo-
iaki, XII 50 prisli IL Rustic, so raznesli vest o ME
govt smrti in vlada je voiake takoj poslala ma
zj. Cudno ie, da je V Nemciji nihGe ne We, kie je
Hindenburg. Uradna porocila ga mic ne omenjajo
in ve naredbe IL nemskega glavnega vOjnega
stana ~podpisuje L~udendorff.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
PREDLOG CLANoM S. d. p. 2

DruStvo 'Xaveznik" Siev. ::
SlovanSke Delavske Podporn.
Lveze je ~sprejelo - in priporota
c%enJenim bratskim druStvom y
podporo V Svrho sploSnega glaso.
vanja - SledeGo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

~ Clrila porocaio: Pc vesteh z Dunaia 50
"SrShi Si"venci Sprcjeli wee reSolucij, v katerih IL
J"N!JaJo, Ga hoceJo pc vsch svojih moceh podpi-
'.'' "'nJsKo deklaracljo Jugosovanov "a ustano-
r"'N '"rei'e' neodvisnc jugoslcvanske drzave.
0sr:N' HioVen"i tudi iziavljajo, da Sc bodo borili
proti madjarski nadvladi do konca
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

IL Stockholma ~javljajo, da je svedski kon-
~ni V Moskvi naprosil svedsko Waldo, mai posIie
V Ietrograd parnik "a 200 inozemcev, XII bi radi
odSli IL Rustic.
DaiJe porotajo IL svedskih virov, da je nem-
SKI poslanlk prisel IL Moskve v Petrograd in 2
nJlh Ia oven posebnih vlakih 800 nemskih vo-
''HoV ' ruskih unlformah. Poslanik je nato cdsel
n neEaI ma Es'onskem, Xxi je pod o~kupacijo mem
SIKH Get. Lenin in Trockij sta prisla v Petrogrod
10. augusta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
NOTA.

klubi, XII so narotili 2namk,
pred SeStim avguStom, pa iih MISC
doblli. maj 10 takoj javijo tajni.
stvu, da jim poSlje drugo posi-
lJatev. Mnogo poSte je bilo zadmji
cas- zopet zadrzane ma poSti.
TajniStvo j. S. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

IL .Washinetona ~javljajo: Razne oficijelne de-
pese trdijo, ola je bolgarski kralj Ferdinand nekje
V NemciJi V zelo slabem p~olozaju. Odsel je il So
ii!e nenadoma in potem so poroGali, da je bill pri-
SiiJen odltl vsled slabega zdravja. Neka poznejsa
vest Je deJala, ola je Ferdinand znorel in da je kaj-
ger haJei haJbolJse zdravnike zanj. Znacilno je
PreaVsem TO- ola ga kajzer nj povabil ma zadnjo
kon1erenco z avstrijskim cesarjem. Medtem pa
~JavlJajo, da Sc ma Bolgarskem code sudne rec;
lJudstvo zahteva mir "a vsako ceno in nemski
casinlki Sc ne tutijo wee kot prijatelji ma bolpar-
SIKH tleh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

IL |ladivostoka p~orocajo: Geiferal Dieterichs.
vrhovni p~oveljnik ceskoslovaske armada v Sibiriii
!e izJavll, da mu je neznan polozaj ceskoslovaskib
ce, V Transbajkaliji, toda boji Sc, da je polozai
Ieio slab' 70 njegovem mnenju imajo boljseviki
4o'ooo MOI topov in okrog 200 strojnih pusk. Die
''rl'nS Ie deJal, da je pomoc nujno potrebna in
rife. """u~"-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

~ wa shingtona j~avljajo IL svedskih yirov 10
P''s'o porocllo, da so delegate sovietske repubIi-
Ne IN '%kraline pri mirovnem pogajanju podalisa-
Il Pre"'i'Jc IN ponovili zelezniSko, postno in tele-
GI',SNo |Vezo dale so sklenii, da bosta Velika
n"Si!a IN 'RraJina izmenjali hlaga do vrednosti
II miljonov rubljev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

IL Stockho!ma poro6ajo: Svedski pronemski
iisil "Nya Ailehanda', Aftonbladet i. t. d. so "a
gnali velik kirk Ia mir. Oh casu nemSke ofenzive
marca, maja, junija in julia so ii listi peli slave
nemskemu orozju in O kaksnem miru nj bilo govo-
ra, toda zdai, ko SO bill Nemci tepeni in ko pro-
diraJo zavezmiki dalje, so omenjeni listi "spoznali
vellki nezmisel nadaljevanja %vojne" in pc mnenju
HrednlkoV teh listov bi kakSna nevtralna drzava
"aredlla veliko uslugo vsemu clovestvu, &c hi po-
Srodovala Ia mir.
III llsti naradajO Surovo IIjalmaria Brantin-
ga, voditelja Svedske zmerne socialistiGne stran.
Ike, XII zag0varja zaveznisko stvar in povdaria pri
vSakl priliki, dl mora biti NemGija docela pora-
zena. Enako mirovno pesem SO zapeli germanofil-
Ski listi ma Danskem i'm V Svici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

da je ogromna veGina prebivalstva ma strani IL
grednikov, ceprav deianski ne scdeluje pri pouli6-
nh bojih. Nizji sloji so Sc naenkrat zavedl, da
imajo nekaksne pravice in te pravice je treba bra
niti magari 2 o~rozjem, kadar so V nevarnosti. Sim
patije ljudstva V Kobu so popolnoma ma strani
rebelov in to sc ie pokazalo pri nastopu policije, XII
nj hotela rabbit sile takoj V zacetku. V Osaki so
policisti ubili tri izgrednike. Nec bogatih trgovcev
Sc je oboroiilo 2 revolverji in so pomagali policiji
braniti svoje trgovine. Pricakuie Sc, Ola bo riznim
izercdnikom sledila vladna kriza. Objectionable
stranke kujejo zdai bogat kapital IL polozaia i'll
~zvratajo vso krivdo revolte ma Waldo, ker nj no
tela pravotasno prepreciti privatnega monopola
IA riz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

IL Tokija porOcajo: Japonska vlada je ida
la naredbO, da Sc rekvirirajo vse RHINE 2aloge. Riz
pojde takoj ma trg. Obenem je bio izdano SledeGe
uradno p~orotilo o p~olozaju "V Tokiiu. kobu,
Nagiji in Osaki ie bill vGeraj mir. V prefekturi ia
maGina mesta kofu je mnozica 1000 oseb napadla
prodajalnice in pozgala vec his. Trije policisti, EN-
voiak in trinajst izgrednikov je bilo ranjenih. V
HiroSimi je drhal podrla dvajset his. Velika mate
rijalna Skoda je tudi i~zvrSena v prefekturama Gil
fu in FukuSima in V ~predmestih Sizuske". Nesti
z dezele pravijo, da so izgredniki pozgali mnogo
bivalSt milionarjev. Tokijski guverner ie tidal
zapoved, da he smejo ljudje pono6i IL his obenem
je vlada zaprla VISA gledaliSGa, prodaialnice in
glavne trge. Minister notranjih zadev Mizuno je
zjayil, da so nemiri vecjidel ponehali. - Organi-
zaciia posestnikov in casnikarjev v Tokiju -je ma
>lovila ma Waldo Oster protest proti cenzuri. Pro
test pravi, da je vlada napravila veliko napako,
ker je prepovedala pisati o izgrednih, kajti vpra-
SAME RIA je postalo p%oliticno vprasanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

IL AmSterdama poroGajO: Poluradni nemSki
listi 50 zdaj zvalili krivdo "a nadaljevanje vojne z
Angljo ma Amcriko. Pref je bila Anglia, XII je
aiala "med vojno in mirom", zdaj je pa Amerika.
Obenem piSejo junkerSki listi, da Sc bori Amerika
"a nadvlado V Evropi. 'Frankfurter Zeitung'
apelira V dolgem clanku ma Anglijo. da Sc mai
~drami i'll Spozna, da jo hoGe Amerika 'zasuz
hJiti'. List nadaljuje: "Centralne drzave in en-
tcnta bi sc med seboi lahko sporazumeli in priSli
do zaklJutka $ pomocjo d~iplomacije, toda Anglezi
III francozi ~ danes sunni carja Wilsona, Hi Jill
%naSituje, oblati in jim posilja denar, cato so popol-
mona giuhi III SEPT "a vsako pametno besedo."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

II i"ohuoHd prIoJdNlJ ago: foroctNdiec Dhliy
ExpreSsa" j%avlja, da je glavna hrana velikega
della avStro-ogrsiega prebivalstva repa, .plevel,
koprive i'll vcasih Sc dobi napol crknjen pes, XII sta
ne % kron. NSak dan umre V AvStriji ma tisoce
oseb vSlcd lakote ali bolezni, Xxi izvirajo liz pomani-
klJire, neredilne ali naravnost Skodljive hrane.
P%olozaj ma Nemskem nj mic boljSi. OGividci izjav-
llaJo, da he prestane Avstro-Ogrska prihodnje
zine brez SploSne revolucije. Toda ma Dunaju in
V drueih veGiih mestih potivajo, ker prvic nj de.
lavcev in drugic nimajo tisti, XII so ma razpolago
vccinoma vojni vietniki moGi "a delo vsled
hezadoStne hranc. ZelezniSke postaje ma dezeli SO
polne izStradanih Judi, Hi ~oblegaio vsak Wax, XII
Sc tam vstavi, in ~beraGijo IA drobtino kruha. Boil.
tnsnlce, ki so prenapOlnjene, so tudi brez potreb-
nth Avil. CaSopisi V AvStriji so polni nenavadnih
oglasov. Xxi so tina prita straSne bede. Izstradani
prebiva!ci p~onujajo razne predmete svojega zad-
hJcga meta V zameno IA zivila. ' ten oglasih je
utati: Pernata blazina IA deset funiov moke,
otroska obleka "a par ocvirkov, zimska obleka IA
dive jajci it'd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

Naknadno p%orOcajo IL TOkiia: Zadnii petek
pohocl Je velika ceta Organiziranih izgrednikov
korakala pc ulicah tega mesta in koncno jc napa-
aa poslopje vetje trgovske tvrdke Suzuki Soften.
i%erednkf so najprvo pobili Sipe in potem so "a
Hgal poslopjc, Xxi je zgorelO do tai. Obcnem so re-
nfn ra1dlali in zazgali poslopjc tukajsnicga liSta
Himbun". Policiia je %nastopila prot rebclom
Heio viJndno in Jill ie hotela prcgovoriti IA mir.
,oda klJub temu ie priSlo do boja med policisti in
izsrednih. Najznacilnejse je pri teh izgredih,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

Delegacija ameriSkih manjSinSkih socialistov
je V zadn jim desetih dneh obiskala Rim. Turin,
Geneva in Milan. V Rilnu SO bill gostic dveh So
cialistitnih m~inistrov Bossolatija in Bereninija.
V TEN Gasu so AmeriGani dobili nekaj vpogleda
V notranje gibanie in boje italijanske socialisti6-
ne stranke, XII je ravno tako razdvojena kakor
ameriSka glede ma vojno. Americana so govoriii
yecinoma z vsemi voditelji delavskih organizacij.
Eden delegatov - Louis Kopeli Sc je zelo pc.
hvalno izrazil o delavskih zadruznih prodaialnah
V Genovi, kjer Jill ie osemnajst. Dejal je, da ie
bill do danes pod wilson,, da so nemski socialist
najboljSi organizatorji delavskih kooperativ, to-
da zdaj je preprican, ola so ~Italiiani ravno .tako
dobri, akO ne bolji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

Porocilo IL Kobeja 4 dine %. t. NJ. pravi: Ii
vezni polozai ma Japonskem je Sc zmiraj slab
! nnemiri Sc pojayliajo, k~jerkoli ljudstvo SLUT,
ia Je kaj RIA ma kupiccnega. Rizni magnatjc
so prieeli organizirati cete prostovoliccv, 5 kate
rimi hOcejo braniti svoja imetja.
Dale p%orocajo IL Tokija dine %. t. M: Vlada
Je uvedla ostre naredbc prvic "a potlacenje riz-
ne revolte in drugic, da zatre vsako vest o re-
Volt, TOXIC je brez razsvetljave ponoci. OBJ de-
Ve'ih zveter so Re zaprte vse hiSe in ulice so
prazne izvzemsi mnozic izgrednikov, XII koraka-
20 p ulicah in "a mimi gredo cetc policistov.
R~euterjev dopisnik javlja, da je japonski
minister notranjih zadev prepovedal poroGati o
~polozaJu. Use casnikarske in b~rzoiavne agenture
so pod stroOg cenzuro. Mnogi Japonci. XII drugace
hlso nasprotni vladi, sc jeze radi cenzurc in ostro
obsojajo ministra.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

Brzoiavka IL Tokija, datirana 20. augusta,
Sc glasi pravi, da je wee tiso6 izgrednikov napad-
10 in unitilO dvajset riznih prodajalnic in drugih
his V Jamaguci. Y boju : policijo je bilo ubitih
~dvanajst oseb. sedem pa ranjenih. V Tokiju je
bio aretiranih re wee kakor tisoc oseb cd facet
ka RHINE revOlte. Nemir Sc je pojavil tudi V rud-
nlskih okoisill, odkOder ~poroGajo o strajkih in
izgredih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

TajniStvo j. S. z.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
GERARD EXPOSURES,
$4,000 PAID FOR STARTLING
NEW SERIES.

Ambassador James w. Gerard has
been paid 100000 for his startling
new series of articles, Face to Face
With Kaiserism," by the Atlanta Geor-
gian and Sunday American and five
other newspapers connected with this
group.
The Georgia has definitely announ-
ced that the first of these exposures
will appear in The Sunday American
on February "A and continue daily.
The publication of this series in The
Georgian and American is a triumph
for Southern Journalism, equal to, if
not greater than their presentation Of
Gerard's first series "My Four Years
in Germany"
The Hun spy system stretches over
this country is brought to light in
these exposures. The real extent of
the Kaiser's propaganda and undermin
ing work here is not understood in its
entirety by Americans Gerard makes
the startling statement that spies are
on every street in every town in this
country, and that German letters and
written messages are reaching our
shores almost daily in spite of the
blockade.
ct is the duty of every citizen to
watch carefully for German spies, for
they are everywhere" says Gerard
Every American should know the his
torical facts revealed in Face to Face
With Kaiserism," but to do this it will
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
SPECTATORS WILL VIEW
F1IRSCH=COOK TRIALS

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 21.-Spectators
will be admitted to the court room in
the trial of Mrs II. II. Hirsch and ].
w. Cook on a charge of attempting to
eXtort 100000 from Mayor Asa G..
Gambler of this city on a blackmail
threat, but that is as far as the admis-
sion will go, according to Judge Ben
II. Hill, of the criminal division of Full
ton superior court who will conduct
the trial.
In some criminal trials in the past
in Atlanta, the court room was badly
congested by allowing spectators to
stand in the aisles and block the bar
railing, so that even the court deputies
experienced difficulty in moving back
and forth. No such performance will
be tolerated by Judge Hill when the
Gambler blackmail ease comes up next
Wednesday, February 9th.
H. H. Hirsch, husband of the accu-
sed woman, gave out a statement yes
terday saying she had declined his of
fer to employ an attorney, "preferring
to conduct her own defense" Mean
while, she is holding regular consulta-
tons with j. w. Cook, her alleged CO.
partner in the blackmail, and his attor-
neys, which would seem to indicate
that she will throw in her lot with the
well known sport who claimed to be
acting as friend of Hirsch, but whose
was promptly and emphati-
caIly repudiated by the husband imme-
diately on his arrival in the city.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
BIG SOLDIERS OCCASION
IN ATLANTA FRIDAY

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 21.-Ten thousand
soldiers from Camp Gordon will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon as the
guests Atlanta in honor of Washing
tons birthday. The entertainment
will be held at the Auditorium and Will
be the biggest military social event
the city ever Witnessed. Thousands Of
Atlanta women will serve lunches and
refreshments to the soldiers. A COM
mittee Of merchants and women will
act as a reception committee. The
vaudeville houses will lend their star
performers, the motion pictures shows
will lend feature films and the best en-
tertainers from Camp Gordon will be
on the program.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
r. F. Crumpler, of Rebecca, was here
On business yesterday.

DR.. w. w. McCollum, Miss Willie
Mae McCollum, Miss Kathleen McCol-
lum and Russell McCollum will spend
Friday in Vadosta, making the trip by
automobile.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21

be necessary for new subscribers to or
der the paper in advance. On account
OF railroad embargoes and the conse-
quent difficulty to secure white paper
from the mills, only the number of pa
pers actually ordered in advance will
be printed.
This will be the only announcement
made. The subscription price is 15c
a week, Csc a month, $195 for three
months or one year for $3.50.
If you want to make sure OF getting
the paper regularly, better send your
subscription direct to The Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American, No. 20
East Alabama street, Atlanta, Ga. or
order from Thomas and Carl Market,
All Fourteenth ave-, -. Phone 234
CordeIe, Georgia.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21

in the history of the city and they
decided there would be no striking
under the government scale of wages.
Shipbuilding is taking rapid strides
in Savannah and the newest concern
here, the Foundation Company, has
announced that between now and
March the first it will take 0 nfive
hundred more men, bringing its total
force up to 1000 men.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21

tyre,chairman OF the shipyard employ
es' committee, which has been in
Washington before the adjustment
board Of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration and has just returned to
the city. The shipyard men here have
accepted all the terms Of the govern
ment and they voted unanimously
against striking. The labor meeting
OF the shipmen was one of the largest
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
JSES
CAMPS.
INDISTTNCT PRINT

q
'-avrs'VPar BAKER agssat the American Red
Cross should extend it's communication
service, which already is operating in
France, to the army camps of America
plans are being perfected for the build
ing OF Red Cross house in each camp,
which not only will be headquarters
for all Red Cross activities in the
camp and an administration center for
the field director, but also a place of
rest for convalescent soldiers and an
emergency lodging for summoned rel
ativcs Of those rockies who are dan
Serously i'll and for Red Cross nurses
and staff,
Each house will be 100 feet square
On the first floor will be a billiard
room, kitchen, reading, reception and
committee rooms, a large assembly
hall with stage for movies" and
other entertainments and a sun parior
for .conValescents. The second floor
viii be given entirely over to bedrooms
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
FAITH. y
fore the frost tinge scarce has left
the air
FAITH.

fore the frost tinge scarce has lief
the air
| near, full-throated burst of song
From feathered friend I know-some-
where
lis faith has been assured that spring
Delays not long.
White later SHOWS were falling and the
white
World shivered, desolate and cold, I
found
Tie living bud upon the lilac, full and
bright
It's faith in coming season welled up
from the ground.
md thus with us: In trial most
severe,
When all the world about is but re-
Election gray from death,
IG~re is within us, springing uncon-
sciously, or clear
The vital hope through faiths immor-
tai breath. d. G. Bickers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
TEA ROOM NOW OPEN
FOR BUSINESS


The Tea Room conducted by Miss
Mamie Benson which has just opened
for business in indeed a credit to Cor
dele. 1t is fitted out in modern style
and is most attractive, the furniture
being in natural oak, and a restful col
or note of tan and green is carried out
in the other furnishings. In connec-
ton is a charming little rest room and
the whole presents a most pleasing
appearance Miss Benson personally
planned and directed this work and de
serves much credit Cordele has long
felt the need of a place of this kind
and already "the Tea Room" is receiv-
ing liberal patronage.
#-M-#
j. T. Hill, of Macon, is here attend
ing court.
Miss Annie Kate Fletcher, of For
syth, will be the guest for the week
end Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Nesbitt
&-#-#
Mrs. B. f. Kenney, of Savannah,
is. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Brien on Fifth avenue.
$685.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sim
mons will regret to learn of the illness
of their little daughter, Elizabeth, at
their home in Third street.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
WAGE IN CREASE GIVE
SAVANNAH MECHANICS

Savannah, Feb 2O.-Under threat Of
strike the foundries, iron works,
etc, in Savannah have been forced to
raise the wages Of mechanics employ
ed therein ten cents per hour The
raise includes machinists, blacksmiths
and boiler makers. The men gave
notice two weeks ago OF their inten-
tion to quit unless the raise was gran
ted.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-21
SAVANNAH SHIP YARD
MEN WILL NOT STRIKE

Savannah, Feb. 20.-"Labor and cap
ital both realize that the emergency
of our nation in world war demands
uninterrupted application to the joint
business of production in every line if
the United States is to wilma and win,
she must and will" says w. A. McIn-