davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Aretacija tihotapcev.

New York, N. Y. = Tukaj je
aretovala policija Fredericka Bo-
wesona, Hans Hensena in Volmer
Knudsena, XII so vsi elani posadke
nekega parnika Skandinavsko-A
meriSke crte. ker so obdolzeni, da
so vtihotaplali ma krov njihovega
parnika gumi, katerega so preva-
zali v Nemcijo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Obstreljen cd banditov.

Nikolaj Kolius, Xxi ina Chica-
gi malo prodajalno sadjem, je
bill v sredo zvecer cd Stirih bandi-
tov, XII so prisli njegovo proda-
ialno, nevarno obstreljen. Sedaj
lezi V bolnisnici in tezko, da bo Il
vel Sc en- dan.
Njegov tovaris je pograbil re-
volver in ustrelil proti banditom,
nakar so ii magic pobegnili. On
misli, da je enega teh zadel in ra-
nil.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Lenine je ukazal Eapreti romun-
skega kralja.

Petrograd, Russia. :. Bolsevl-
Ski ministrski predsednik Lenine
ie podpisal V cetrtek zaporno po-
velje "a romunskega kralja Fer
dinanda. Povelje pravi, ola ga naJ
pripeljejo V Petrograd, kJer Sc ga
bo zaprlo V Peter-pavlovsko trd-
njavo.
V povelju tudi natancno mama
MIA, kako maj Sc ga aretuJe IN
strait. BolSeviki so mnenJa, da a
maio dovolj svojih Get ma romrn-
ski 'front.', XII bodo lahko to pove-
lie izvrSile.
Vecerni listi naznanjajo, ola Je
eden poglavitnih vzrokov rusko-
romunske krize to, ker so Romun-
ci zapirali avstrijske castnike, kl
50 hoteli prispeti skozi romunske
vrste k Rusom, da bi tamkaj NIL
mi fraternizirali.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Francija je posodila en- million
novi ukrajinsh republiki.

London, Anglia. = Francija Je
posodila novi republiki UkraJini
en- million tolarjev zlatu, Mama
MIA brzojavka IL Obese, XII je bila
oddana ma list "Times'' v petek.
Francija je tudi tiskala veliko
mnozino papirnatega denarJa "a
novo republiko.
General Vinisenko, predsednik
tajiniStva ukrajnske republike Je
dejal da so Francija, Anglia, A
merika, Belgija in Romunija zelo
zainteresirane pri organizaciji u
kranjinske republike.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18

Sovens diial k $tudirao Dubuque kolegu Dubuque
Iowa. so nam poslali gornjo silo in nasedne pismo
''Spreme pozdrave cd sovensh dJakov tukanJe
Sole Zemo Yam obo uspeha Vasem deovanu soveski
rod in "a povzdgo izobrazbo sovenskega delavsva
pmu Yam plagamo mao sko cd mas, sovenskih dakov
tel Soil
kreno Sc Vam ahvaljuemo brezpaGno posljane ista
Glas Svobode naSem drusvu tud poponoma strinamo
vsebino istega.
islrenim pozdravom Yam vdan, ''Sovensko JNevno
Karl. H. Poglodich, tajnik.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Oropani dragotinar.

V trgovino dragulji, Xxi je last
Jakoba Petersena V Chicagi, sta
prisla cetrtek zvecer diva dobro
opravljena moska, XII sta dragu-
liarja napadla in oropala trgovi-
no. Odnesla sta dvajset zepnih ur,
en- diamanten prstan vrednosti
$500 in $45 gotovine.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Upor med nemSkimi mornarJi.

Upor med nemskimi mOrnarJl'
London, Anglia. = BrzoJavka
il Zeneve naznanja, da Sc je V
Kielu, nemSki mornariSh bazl,
uprlo moStvo nemSkih submarine.
Brzojavka pravi, da je bilo 50
eastnikov ubitih.
Brzojavka, ki je prispela V Ze-
nevo IL Basela, naznanja podrob-
nosti uporu. DepeSa pravi, da so
Sc najpreje uprh mornarji nem-
skin submarine, nakar Sc je upor
razSiril tudi med drugimi mornar-
il, ki so sedaj V Kielu.
Brzoiavka pravi; "Ceprav je
bill upor lie lOkalnega pomona,
vendar jasno kaze, da so nemski
mornarji navelieani vojevanJa,
zlasti pa oni ma podmorskih col
mic, ker vidijo, da je stevilo col
nov, ki Sc vra6ajo bojnih poho-
dov nazaj V nemska pristaniSea, z
vsakim dnem mamie.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Ogrski kabinet je resigniral.

London, Anglia = Brzojavka
IL Kodanja naznanja, da je resig-
niral ogrski ministrski kabinet,
ker Sc ne podpira dovolj ogrskega
programa "a vojaske reforme.
Domneva Sc, da bo avstrijski
cesar Karol naprosil ogrskega mi
nistrskega predsednika dir. Alex
sandra Weckerla, da sestavi novi
kabinet.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Belg.ijsko poroeilo.

Pariz, Francija. = NaSe baterl-
je so krepko odgovarjale nemSke-
mu topniStvu, ki je obstreljevalo
nase postojanke pri Ramscapelle
in Dixmude. Obstreljevai smo
sovrazne zakope in nekatera kme-
cka poslopja, V katerih so Sc vgne-
zdili Nemci
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Anglia DO priznala vlado
bolSevikov.

Stockholm. = Ukrajinska IN
formacijska pisarna naznanJa, Ga
bo Turkestan proklamiran kot av-
tonomna republika in da bo zavez-
MICA federativne ruske republike.
London. = Velil1a Britannia bo
pripoznala vlado bolsevikov V Ru-
sill. Balfour, anglesli vnanji MI
mister ie V Getrtek V drzavni zbor-
nici naznanil, da bo Anglia sko-
10 vpeliala neuradne zveze NIL
nistrom Kitvinoffom, reprezen-
tantom bolseviSke Wade V Londo-
nu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Nemsko porooilo.

Berlin, Nem6ija. = VrSilo Sc nj
nikakih bojev, ki bi bill kaj vecJe
vaznosti. VrSilo Sc je lie nekaj ma
njih bojev ma posameznih delhi
fronte. Severno Passchendaele, ob
reki Scarpi in V soseS6ini Wand
huile in Verduna smo Well nekaJ
angleSkih vojakov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Ustavljeno obratovanje v
tovarnah.

Washington, D. G. : V Wash
ingtonu Sc je porodila V cetrtek
drasticna odredba, da Sc "a perio-
do petih dni, pricensi V cetrtek O.
polnoci, ustavi vsled pomanjka-
MIA premoga obratovanje tovarn
in drugih industrij cd atlantske
obali pa do Mississippi, vstevsl
tudi draw Minnesota in Louisia-
no. Clani administracije, kongres-
niki in politikarji so dobili brez-
stevilno protestnih brzoJavk, IT,
kajocih Sc tie odredbe.
&c Sc bo res zaprlo vse indu-
strijske naprave, cd najveejih to-
warren pa do najmanjih obcestnih
kovacnic, bo vsled tega prizadetih
100000 delavcev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
400 stavkujocih rudarjev je pri-
cello zopet z delom.

Chattanooga, Tenn. = 400 ru-
darjev, XII so strajkali pri Durham
Mines druzbi, Sc je zopet povrnilo
ma delo. Med stavkujocimi in
vodstvom druzbe Sc je dosegel
sporazum, ker je vodstvo obljubi-
10 povi5ati mezdo "a 20 procen-
tOv.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Makedonslza fronta.

Pariz, Francija. = Oh reki Ger
nj Sc je vrsilo topniSko bojevanje,
Steer pa nj poro6ati nikakih IL
premembah na tel 'front.'.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18

pa nj ni6esar posebnega "a poro-
Gati.
Francosko porocilo.
Pariz, FTancija. = Noe je pote-
kla ma cell 'front.' mirno. Vrsilo Sc
je lie topniSko bojevanje V okraJu
MaiSons de Champagne.
Ma desnem bregu reke Meuse
smo razprsi neko nemsko pred
MO strazo, ki je poizkusala napa-
sti majhno francosko patrulJo.
NaSe 6ete, ki so vkopane V "a
kopih pri Calonne V Eparges O.
kraju, so napadle in razdrle nem-
Sl1e zakope ter Sc brez lastnih IL
CUB povrnile V svoje strelne jar
Ike.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Sannonor.

John Kalodic, sestdeset let star
moz, je odvil ma svojem stanova-
nju Chicago pin in Sc zadusil.
Nasli so mrtvo truplo V njegovi
sobi, XII je bila napolnjena S phi
nom. Kaj je gnalo moza V smrt,
nj znano.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
FRANCESCA FRONTA.
AngleSko porocilo,

London, Anglia. = V eetrtek
ponoGi smo izvedli uspeSni napad
ma nemSke postojanke severno st,
Ouentina. Sovrazna artiljerija je
bila aktivna okraju YpreS. Steer
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Vsled pomanjkanja premoga je
zaprtih 105 tovaren.

New York, N. Y - Vsled po-
manjkanja premoga, XII Sc je po-
iavilo V New Yorku, je bilo 1O5
tovaren prisiljenih ustaviti obra-
tovanje in zapreti vrata.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Morilec svoje zene obesen.

Concord. N. H. = Friderik L.
Small, bivSi borzni spekulant V
Bostonu, je bill obesen V sredo
zjutraj OBJ polenih tukajsnji jet
nisnici. Obsojen je bill k smrti, ker
!ie umoril V septembru 1916 svo-
jo zeno.
Njegove zadnje besede so bile:
"Jaz sem pripravljen. Maj Sc Ego
di bozja VOLTA
Preden so mu izpodmaknili sto-
lee izpod nog, so ugasnili vse luci,
tako da je morilec v temi izdihnil.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, January 18th,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Nemci so bombardirali anglesko
obmorsko mesto.
London, Anglia = Uradno Sc
poroea, da so bombardirall Nemcl
v sredo ponoei anglesko obmor-
sko mesto Yarmouth. V mesto le
pablo okoli dvesto izstrelkov.
Troie oseb je bio ubitih, deset
ranjenih.
Uradno poro6ilo Sc glasi:
Nemci so z moria Obstreljevall
v sredo ponoci, mesto Yarmouth.
Ogenj. XII je traial priblizno pet
minut, so otvorili OBJ polenaistih
zvecer. V mesto je pablo kaklh
dvaiset izstrelkOv.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Nemsko porocilo.

Berolin, Nem5ija. = Situaeija
ie neizpremeniena. V svojih brez-
uspesnih napadih so izgubili Itai-
iani liza IA januarja vec kakor
800 moz in dvanajst castnlkov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Della avske in druge
VeSti.
100000 delavcev zacasno
brez della.

Chicago, Ill. = Tukaj so IRA
cunai, da bo vsled najnovejse
Westinghouse odredbe najmanJ
100000 ljudi pet dni brez della. =
Poleg tega pa bo "a nadaljnih de-
set tednov vsak pondeljek zakonit
prank.
S. M. Hastings, predsednik ell
linois Manufacturers Associa-
ton, pravi. da bo vsled tega pri-
zadetih najmanj 250,000 chikas-
kin tovarniSl1ih delavcev.
Vsled zatvoritve tukajsnjih We
likih trgovin, bo prizadetih ma IL
soGe moskih in zenskih nastavljen-
cev.
Izvzete cd tie odredbe so lie one
industrije, kjer izdelujejo zivila,
in pa one, ki so podpisale pogodbe
"a izdelovanje vojnih potrebscin.
Ako bodo morale ustaviti obra-
tovanje vse industrije in tovarne,
XII MISC izvzete od tie odredbe, bo
Ma tisoce delavcev prikrajsanih na
syojih plaeah.
vsled pomanjkanja premoga je
100000 delavcev brez della.
Vsled pomanjkanja premcga,
ki Sc je pojavilo radi zadnjih sne-
znih viharSev, je V calumetskem
okroziu 10000 delavcev zaeasno
brez della.
Lista prizadetih je naslednja:
Illinois Steel Company, $4,000
delavcev.
Western Steel & Foundry Com
pany, $500
Pullman Company, 5000.
Standard Oil Co., 1000.
Indiana Steel Co., 10000.
Inland Steel Co., 5000.
Universal Portland Cement Co.
$500.
American Bridge Co., 2500.
American Sheet & Tin Plate
Co., 5000.
Union Drawn Steel Co., 500.
Gary Bolt Screw Co. 1000.
Aetna Explosive Co., 1000.
Mark Manufacturing Co. 2OOO.
Poleg teh delavcev pa je tudi
Chicago ia tisoce delavcev brez
della.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Grozovito lineanje zamorca.

Hazelhurst, Is. jan. = Jana Ed
wardsa, crnca, XII je primal, da,
je umoril sedemnajst-letno Vero
Willis, je izvlekla danes zjutraj
mnozica IL jece, nakar ga je 1--WE
ga sezgala. Mnozico je vodil oce
umorjeie deklice.
Oce deklice je prosil Judi, maj
mu dovole, da polite morilca pc
trolejem. Ko so mu izpolnili zeljo,
je POLL, ernca petrolejem in ga
zazgal.
Preden je mnozica napadla jet
nisnieno pcslopje, le crnec dva-
najstim mozem primal svoj zlo-
Gin.
Italijanska "crna roka" ma delu.
Chicago, Ill. = V petek proti
jutru so skocili stanovalci his ma
West Division cesti prestraseni IL
gorkih postelj, ker Sc je pred pro-
dajalno Laha Giovainija Martoc-
clio S strasnim pokom razletela
bomba. Vsled eksplozije je bilo
poslopje omenjenega Italiiana ze-
10 poskodovano in okraju dveh
blokov so popokale vse sipe v
oknih.
Mnogo oseb ie bilo vsled eks-
plozije vrzenih IL postelj, nekate-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Nemci ponujajo Srbiji mir.

Reuteriev poro6evalec javlja IL
srbskega glavnega armadnega
stana, da izkuSajo Bolgari brez u
speha fraterniZiranjem Srbl III
da poSiljajo Nemci letake V srbske
zakope namenom, da izneverijo
Srbe zaveznikom.
Porocevalec pravi dale, da je
izvedel IL verodostojnih virov, da
je Avstro-Ogrska pred kratkim
ponudila Srbiji zasebnim potion
Bosno in Herzegovina ter izhod
ma Jadransko morje, ce preneha 2
vojno in podpise mir.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18

Cd vsega pomanjkania je po-
manjkanje duha najlazje prenasa-
ii.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Nenski uporni mornarji
so ubiIi SO castnikoV.

e translation filed with Chicago Ill., January 18th
1917 required by the of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18

Tue translation filed with tue Chicago Ill., January S
1917 as required by Act of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18

"Zadnje policijsko poroeilo ma
znanja, da so bile tri osebe ubite
in deset ranjenih. Materialna sko-
da nj velika.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
Lenine je ukazal zapretl
romunskega kralja.

49,, i.o sbii mir = Francija je posoda repubIa Uk1a-
: ii;ion dolariev AngleI bodo pripoznai vado boil
savilov - Pouioni bo odes. = Rusk1 car le oru-
Zinc pobegnil?
- la+ion filed with Postmaster at Chicago H. January lo
i 1917 as required by the Act of OctOber6th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
LETo (voLUME) XVII.

re med mimi so bile tudi obcutno
ranjene.
Martoccio je policiji izjavil, da
je prejel predkratkim vec pisem,
s katerimi Sc je izsiljevalo cd ME-
ga denar. V zadnjem pismu so "a
htevali $4,000. VISA pisma je izro-
Gil policiji, XII Sc il pa dozdaJ
kljub skrbnemu poizvedovanju nj
Sc posrecilo izslediti piscev.
Martoccio trdi, ola nina nobene-
ga pojma, kateri bi mogli biti sto-
rilci. = Po eksploziji povzrocena
skoda znasa $4,000.
Bivsa ruska carica znorela.
L. Amsterdama Sc poroca, da je
bivsa ruska carica postala, po po-
rocilih nemskega casopisja, slabo-
umna, in Sc nahaja V nekem sena-
toriju V mestu Tobolsk V Sibiriji.
Bivsi car je rodbino pobegnil.
IL Petrograda Sc poroca, ola Je
bivsi car Nikolaj Romanov pobeg-
nil s svojo druzino IL Tobolska v
Sibiriji, kjer je sedaj zivel.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-18
zelezniska nesreca.

Kansas City, Mo. : Iri osebe
so bile ubite in 20 ranienih, ko je
V sredo zjutraj skoeil tira emo
milo cd Kansas City vlak st. 132,
Union Pacific druzbe.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
MAKE THE WORLD DRY
IS SLOGAN OF PROHIS

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 29.-"Make the
world dry for prohibition" is now the
new slogan Of the Anti-Saloon Lea
guc of America, following the recent
convention of the League held in
COLUMBUS, Ohio, and the Georgia de-
egation, who has just returned, give
the most glowing and enthusiastic ac-
counts of the rapid growth of the
temperance movement in all nations
O. T. Usleman. superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon League of Georgia,
who attended the convention as a
member of the Georgia delegation
left last night for Tennessee to aid in
a prohibition campaign in that state
He is scheduled for a number of
speeches at important points.
The worldwide prohibition move
ment will be carried into all the states
by the delegations returning from the
columbus convention, and a world
convention of temperance organize
tons representing all the nations OF
the earth will be held in the next few
months in this country.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
PRESIDENT WILL
SAIL NEXT WEEK

Washington, Nov. 28.-President
Wilson's plans for attending the
peace conference are ali matured with
3he exception of the day and hour for
sailing. His departure, however, Is
certain early next week.
1t is entirely probably that the first
announcement of the personnel of the
American legation will be made in
The Presidents address to the open
ing of Congress-, which will be de1iv-
sred on Monday or Tuesday. At the
same time, the President may take
OCCASION to make something in the
nature of statement to the country,
as well as to Congress, on his going
to Europe, something no other Presi-
dent has ever made.
News Has Right of Way
The most important announcement
that has yet been made in connection
with the official plans for the peace
conference came today 1t was that
there would be absolutely no censor
ship on the news which the American
newspaper correspondents send back
home. At the personal request of
President Wilson both the British and
French governments will entirely re-
lax all censorship on all American
newspaper dispatches telling of the
deliberations Furthermore, to ia
cilitate the transmission of news to
this country, the government through
its recently acquired control of the
cable lines will give news preference
over all commercial business on the
cable lines.
George Creel, chairman of the COM
mittee on public information, also an
nounced today that the committees
machinery in Paris would exercise
nothing whatever approaching cen
sorship on the dispatches telling of
the progress of the conference. All
| the committees facilities, Mr.. Creel
said, are to be devoted to helping the
American newspaper correspondents
| get the news back home. The COM
Imittee's officers in Paris will be used
! as a headquarters for newspaper cor
Respondents, stenographers, type
WRITERS and interpreters are to be
provided, and the committees ma
lchinery also will be used to assist the
correspondents to get their dispatch
lon the cables.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
MANY WILL CONTRIBUTE
TO CANE FOR MARSHAL FOCH

Atlanta, Ga, Nov 29.-Many mem
bers of the North Carolina Society of
Atlanta have made their contribu-
tons to the fund being raised in
Greensboro, N. c., to present an his
toric walking cane to Marshal Foch.
The cane is to be made from the
wood of a tree that grew on the site
of the battle Of, Guilford courthouse,
The head of the cane will be made
of beaten gold, bearing the coats of
arms of the United States, France,
and Lorraine, the latter being the IA
nous French commanders birthplace.
All of'the gold handwork will be done
by Tiffany in New York.
The cost of the cane, several hun.
dred collads, has been raised by small
from hundreds of North
Carolinians at ONE and abroad.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
T. j. Hansen Brings
Excellent Samples
NEW METHOD FOR
PRESERVING FOOD

F. ]. Hanson, who is representing
the Y. S. Dehydration Co., of Chica-
30, has brought with him some
excellent samples of this process of
conservation and preservation of food
stutfs. Carrots, potatoes, sweet and
irish, beans, cabbage, etc. through de-
hydration, are made to keep indehni-
tely and lose from sixty to ninety
per cent OF their weight in the pro-
cess The vegetables become as
fresh as if just out of the ground, by
merely soaking them in cold water
tor short time before cooking. The
same amount of water which through
the process of dehydration has been
extracted is again taken up by the
vegetable and its original freshness,
both in appearance and taste, thereby
restored.
The process is freight saver, be-
aides a preserver and will revolution
we the cost of living when once COM
5nercially popularized. The U. S.
Dehytrator Co. intends to establish
A plant somewhere in the South for
next season. Several plants are al
ready being operated by them in the
North and some large government
contracts have already been secured
Tor export.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
WILSON MAY OUTLINE
PEACE POLICY TO CONGRESS

Washington, Nov. 27.-The con-
gressional demand for information on
the policy to be followed by the ad-
ministration delegates at the peace
conference, will likely be answered
in part at least by President Wilson
in his message to be delivered at the
joint session OF the two houses when
Congress reconvenes.
The assurance of Senator Hitch
cock, chairman of the foreign rela-
tons committee, that President Will
son undoubtedly would confer at
length with members of the commit
tee on his return placing all the in
formation he has gathered at their
disposal, has only slightly allayed the
agitation.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
MAJOR DORSEY NAMED AS
BLUE RIDGE SOLICITOR

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 2S.-Major John
7. Dorsey, appointed by the governor
as solicitor general of the Blue
Ridge circuit to succeed Herbert
Clay, resigned, will assume the duties
OF his office in the next two or three
days. For more than a year Major
Dorsey has been connected with the
state military department in the ad-
ministration of the selective service
law with the rank of major. He is a
former member of the house of rep
resentatives from Cobb county, serv-
ed as assistant solicitor of the Blue
Ridge circuit for three years, and is
an able lawyer who is thoroughly
qualified to fill the position to which
the governor has appointed him. He
has host of friends throughout the
state Although their names are the
same, Major Dorsey and Governor
Dorsey are no akin to each other.
Malpa Dorsey was, however, an ar
dent and active supporter Of the gov
ernor in his campaign two years ago.
Miss Allie Mays left "Wednesday for
Jacksonville, Fla, where she will
visit relatives for several weeks.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
PETITION IS
FILED IN TAX CASE

After the order passed by Judge
Crum last Saturday dissolving the
temporary injunction against the
County Commissioners and F. M.
Graham, Tax Collector, the Plaintiff,
through his attorneys, Jas. Fl. bod
gen and H. E. Oxford, filed a sup
Elementary petition setting up other
and further reasons why the taxes
should not be collected as levied by
the Commissioners. This amend
ment sets up and alleges that several
of the items are illegal and should
not be collected Judge Crum set the
case to be heard at Fitzgerald on the
5th of December. As to what order
Judge Crun will then pass in regard
to the legality of these tax items de-
ponds upon the facts as presented in
this case.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-29
All Day Sessions
OF Schools Dec. 5
To the Patrons of Fitzgerald PUBIC

To the Patrons of Fitzgerald Public
Schools:
The epidemic of influenza has caus-
ed your children to lose five weeks
OF the school year. At a recent meet
ing OF the Board Of Education it was
decided that all schools shall open
next Monday, December End.
In discussing the loss of time, it was
seen that the schools would necessar-
lily continue until July if they are in
session the same number of hours
daily and the ground necessary to
promote the children is covered. The
child must cover the ground neces-
sary for promotion or taken I'D the
same grade of work another year.
We all know how difficult it is for
d enid to make any progress in school
work during the hot sumemr months.
The only possible way to avoid this
and at the same time do the required
work is to have an all day session.
l his VIII enable us to have longer
lessons and longer recitation periods
in the High School, the junior high
school and the sixth grades, and a
greater number of lessons daily in the
lower grades. Besides making up
practically all of the five weeks by
this change, the children will get cut
about the. first of June. Then, too.
1t will lenable your teachers to attend
summer universities, and the time
gained will RESULT in saving of about
$500 to the tax payers of the town.
So, at our last meeting, it was order
ed that all schools shall hold an all
day session beginning Tuesday, De-
'cember 3rd, and that the same shall
continue during the remainder of the
present school year; that all schools
shall open at o'clock a. m and close
lat 3 O'Clock p. IN. each day. All work
to be SO systematzed as to dismiss
the lower grades before 3 o'clock.
Since the above solution was forced
upon us by a loss of five weeks time,
we feel that the patrons are prepared
ia take common sense view of the
situation and that they are not averse
to practical solution of the problem
ROBT. M. MANN,
President Board of Education.
JNO. w. BARNHILL,
Superintendent of Schools