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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

ncjSc. kcr hi bio N Use d">oij zivil. Prcobilica
ljndSiva na >Nc,u nj uikomur kori>,. kcr Sc g.
tenn mnozi bcda. PomiSliIi pa mo,aS. da Iii mnoyi
II vas Iahko po Svojih zmoinostih VriSli ma trg i'm
hi tam odlocevali. k"t vaSi laStopniki. ali hi cello
zaNcdli vi>oka me>ia.
ImaS pray. AriStip. toda vsi oui. Iii hi So il
naSih vrst dvignili mad Mani V viSjr .Loic. hi zopet
liVcIi brcz della cd Iruda naSih rok. Mi pa hi bill
vcdno mal"St"vimi in Slabi in lahko hi mas drzai
pod svoi" obla>,jo da hi bill vecni sunni. Ako pa
lraSic naSa moo. lahk0 mctoC lavladamo mi.
Take jc rckcl Dcnokrito>. Aris,ip "a ic yle.
daI. kaJti SamoIaNcSinn IN ponoSno jc govoril zad.
NJ" hcSede. Ma 10 ic rckel lAriStip':
Tvojc bc>ede st mi zdc prcmiSlievania
vrcdnc. NpraSanjc pa ic, ali bo kontna >reca. bla.
eoStanje cnako bcdi. Iii io boic,c dotlci ~prezivcli
Tudi ic vpraSanic. ali bodctc mogli uStvariti dr.
zavo, kakor 81 jo misliS. kaiji clovek prerad zivi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

obrnjcno cd ltaliic. Trst in Rcko potrebuicjo
Jugoslovani. Madiari, alpske dczelc, CeSka IN
SlovaSka, deloma Poljska.
Jadransko morjc mora Bit odprIo, ne sDc
unietnim poiom dobiti I~naGaja cnega Samcga ma
roda in NIGGA prosta raba mora biti Y Smislu Vii.
sonovil naccl omoROceiia vsem prizadetim naro.
dom DEE Sc TO ne zgodi. poStanc ravno Jadransko
morje pOvod nciz0gibui movi vOini.
Avstriia ic razbita in ~ vso Evropo ie 10 We.
lika pridobiicv. \ilIcc ne eli. ta hi Sc ustvariLo
kakSna nova Avstriia. Toda DC po>tanc Italiia
gospodiuia ma Jadranskcm moriu. Sc porodi nov,
Avs1ria, preden Sc imski dr2avniki nadajo. kai.
ii vSi nrkdaj avst ~.,ogrSlii narodi. Sc pomno5eni
= svuiimi roiaki, hi hill tedaj oSkoduvani y syo.
Jill intercSih III hi 81 hoccS noccS moral zdruiiii
IA niih obrambo. Italia pa hi dozivela movo Vol.
no. u katcrc izidu hi bio danes zaInan ueibati
Niti y >anjah nc Ielimo takega razyoja. Yes
Svct hicpcni po traincm miru in "a mas nj izjcme.
Nrhutr2a imamo r~c>nicnr S~inpatiic do italiian.
Skc.a naroda in mn"g" skupnih intcrc>ov. Todn
mir nj odvi>cn od Zcljc in same dobrc wolfe. Raj.
mere so m%oCncjSc in cato ic trcba razmcre tako
urcdiIi. da ho mir : Nth utcmcli~n. .
Med pogojc %trajncga miru >pada >voboda
JadranSkcga moria in p~raviGna urcditev marodnc
poSc,ti ma ~niceovih obalih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

Mi telcn "dilc dcputaciia y Washington. hi o.
>tane tam. dokler 10 potrcbno in ukreuc, kar be-
potrchno. o2iroma, kar bo mogocc. PrepriCani
SnU, da no tlanStvo :. Il. y. podprlu naSc dclo :
finance, ker take vciikc nalOgc 81 ne lavrSc > par
dolarii. - Sklenicno, da 81 ~ralpoSlic pcticiia IN
podpiSc Y vSc >OvenSkc masculine i'm da 81 30 tel
Stcvilki Sloy. Review ida takoi druga. Scia "a
k}iu"cna - pol dvanHjstih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

k,k, ia { Tr,.om, "a r,;do =, ,ni III,
nozno rozmor 80 mn IN, ,Lno l., u.".. -"
italiiansko. Tprava ic itolionSka in ,SI,d ,na0
: Use mo5,mc nep~avo. JAYNE urcdbc. rliGnc ,o5r
j. I. It. italijunSkc. Mi liudSkn Sicfic y,lih; r.
Iulta'i. SlovenSkc in>iituciie priCaiu cEsiS,cncn
SlovenccV. DOcim zivi y mcStu italiianSka vceh.a.
Jc "koilca povNclh ~'"vc3Ska. ' lstri 81" Italijani
n~asrllcni po Iapadl:!h mcsiih vcGina y dczcli j.
prcic%n" jueoSlovar'ha. "oriSka ic tiSto Sloycn-
ska d'lela. cc prcpGStimo Fur!anlo l%taliii; Dal-
ma"ila ilia nrzna'n' ita'ilanSk" h%aniSino.
Avstriia jc zarus;;la Svoiim uarodom ucyc.elo
dcdScino. All 'czav" e. troba premaea,i in cato io
'rcha trdega della Isl sl"zneea naStopa.
ko ie Amcrika rSIopilu Y voino. ic dohila pra-
viGn">i naimocnei>c"a lavclnika in tudi sclaj jc
na>c r~aivecjc upanic Da ic :, opila y vojno. ic bilo
nuJo. III III Sc moral" zgcditi. tudi cc III bl %So'lrug
benson professionals.
DcJnl sem takrai. da DO Nori"lilcm profi'iral
ia konru r"lllc. Ma lc rcsiilca.
.jugoslovan>ko "praSanic ic in;rthacionaIno.
NepravicnO resi- no p0mcni nov Gln ohlak mad Ev-
rOpo. IL katcrcga =" lhora Witt ploha. Ne cato. da
sem iaz tako krvoloccn. '"JcStc. =. kristan, y Sc
ie oglasil neki znani avstrijak tam y ozadju r.
'Nen'' JIG zahl1Imcla m~nozica.) Govornik Sc je
malo nasmeial III mu Odgovoril duhovito in ne
ovrgljivo. kot Una Sano sodr. kristan. Nato SO j0
AvStrijaki pobraii ven. Iunai MISC dali mira .ekler
nj eden nash iunakCy vStopil ven ter preepcl in
~apooil cello krdelo. Shed Sc ic izvlSl mad vc 'cpc.
Sp"cjcta je hila ro'oluciia.
Na;o Sc j. izlcd ruro,la yuli' nov odhvr II
jlan"v IN nadalimir akciic. Nabraiu Sc ic Gcz So.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

"Iivela Srbiia Xivcl kruli Peter" To ie bill sig.
mad. kakih pctdeSct pijanih naictih hlapcev tu-
~kaJsnJih NcleSrh"V PuplnovccV. ic planilo ma noge
IN Zacelo rJnNcti "Iiviiu kralj Pciar, Dole >a re-
publikom, Xivela Slhiia ." Na>tal jc S,raSen hrup.
\ drugem k"tu 80 NSiali aNStrijaki in zagodli.:
'Iivela Avslrija-' Bio ic Ialosino gleda,i, kak-
Sen element 81 Sc uahaia med detroit Skimi .Iugo-
SloVani. lZvzamcm NloVcncc. kaicrih je bilo Cz
dvcSto nA Shodu. in ,,atcri 50 H. pliuvali Y rokc. da
p%rctcpejo Observation-Disclosures gang a ma
Srero 81 jc kri umitIia. .An9lcSki .oNornik pro
fcSor Novak jc o,t,,i Z odra. Za>ionj 50 pamc,-
mej,i Srbi >kuSali ~HIia~niii. la ic g"N"ruik miSlil
italijanSkc anck~iuniotc. re Srbiju. NSc laman. Bill
s." uajcti. la rio'cjo. in riovcii 81.
Po kratkcm cdfauju jc prcd>cdmik prrkinil
Shod.
Iadaj ~ odrou ~ n" lbirali li,djc. Guyormik
kri>tau ic upozarjii ma zalosiuc poslodice. Iii Jill
lahko ina talk i;al.lal. Iialiianska komisiia jc ma
potu Y Amcriko. du 'dokaIc' .Amcrikanccm, da
:" .Iugo,lovani nchmnzmi SamoNlalc j. (. d. Ia ko hi
moral ~pokaza'i. kaJ X" jugoSIovani, Sc aranlira
tax prior,
Casa nj reublia,i. Na >rvto INA >loy. soc.
klub 81. III vcliku lvorano. Sklicali snu Judi ma
ulici in odSli tia.
Bio jc pravu udo. \ cctrt urc jc biia dvora-
ma nabito poina Slovencev, |IIrvatoN in Srbov. ia
predsodnika ie bill i~zvolien sod. NJ. Polovina. Iii jc
na.edil kraick uvod. nakar ic prcvzel bcSedo sodr.
kriStan.
Plakal hi clo>ck mad tenn. kar ~ jc hgodilo da-
mes. Sedai Y tch cas-, ko potrcbuirmo vSc sile. ia
vsai Y cncm %>INlpncn intrrc>u deiam" >kupaj. pri-
dejo ljudjc i'm ioNpliiu >Noii straSti. da jim odzene
pomct. ItaliiamSka koniSija IL ok,piranih kra-
iv DalmaciJc in Primoria ic Ia potu Y Amcriko.
Nameu ina. da pril;azc vladi Idruzcnih drzay lta-
lijane k"t za,iran aarod. Iii zivi y vctini Y do;iGmih
kraiih. In mi Ju"o,ioyani. mcsto la d"lamo. da po-
kaZemu Z%unoZno>t "a Salnovlhdu. Ito d~okaZemo pra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-27

prijateljske >tike - mi in oni. Ia kulturra della
italijanska ie bila i>krena lju,czcn med .Jugoslo-
vani. OBJ mejah IN Y mesanih krdj jill Smo hotc ali
nehote VpiraH drug ma drugega. liiva del Schia-
voni V Bcnctkuh j. Simbol stikov. Iii 80 jim l~;aliia-
nj incl : Siovaui in vpliva. Iii ic Segal ,udi Y
Benetke same. Ne lelimo. da Iii mas y bodoGmo-
sti imenoyali Sciavi in Sciavoni. pac pa zelimo,
ola st ustyariio prijateljski odnoSaii od katerih
hi oba della imcla politicnc. go>podar>ke in kul-
turne kOri>ti.
Ali da 81 10 do>cZc. morcjo ubVcljaii Viii
sonoNa natela pure ct simple. lmperializmu ie
treba dati formalmo in faktiGno Slovo ia cni in
na drugi Strani.
JadraiiSko morie ne more bti ne italiiansko.
NJ Ju9oSIoNanSk", ampak mora biti odprto. svo-
bodno vodovjc. Iii ,luzi y prvi vrSti obrcznemu
prebiNal>tvu in SoScdom.
NapraNiti IL .Jadraua italiiamsko murie in
>prarit lSu >rcdnjo Evrop" Y italiiun>ko odviS-
most jc enc. ljaliianSka anck>iia TrSta Samega
jc prirctck "o>podarskcga propada mesja. lido
Sc DO y ltaliji pO>luzcval luke ma scvcrncm kun-
cu m"rja. Iii 50 izicza profit ju"u in ina na iugu
zNelo 2 vecjlm morIcm Ia Svui razvii pot rebuje
TrSi tr@oNlno %>Nolr"a naraNncga Ialedia him
standardization po1rcbujc Ia ujcgovo luke in
garancijo pri>tanizkih pravic. To zalcdic pa ic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
TRIAL OF EX-CZAR
TO BE SENSATIONAL
Charge of Conspiracy With
Kaiser to Be Pressed.
Special Cabie Dtspdtch TO THE ST.
Copyrioht. 1915: oil rights resrvrsd

LoNroN, June l2.-The Petrograd
correspondent OF the Daily Express says
that the forthcoming indictment and
trial Of Nicholas Romanof, formerly
Car Of Russia, promises TO be sensa-
tional in the extreme. The Moscow
Soviet IL busy collecting letters sent by
the former Car to European monarchs
and to others. including King Victor
Emmanuel OF Italy. Car Ferdinand OF
Bulgaria. King Constantine OF Greece.
King Albert Of Belgium. the Emperor
Wilhelm Of GERMANY. Rasputin. the
Mad Monk. and President Poncare Of
France,
The most remarkable item In the
indictment Is the allegation that the
former Car reached an understanding
with the Kaiser during the memorable
interview at Potsdam. 1t appears from
kilograms and correspondence sent by
the former Car that during the inter-
view the Kaiser and himself concluded
verbal alliance against France and
England 1t also appears that Nicholas
gave to the Kaiser his promise not to
hamper the German authorities in Tur-
key when Germany sent to that country
a military mission headed by Sanders
Pasha.
In the meanwhile the movements OF
Nicholas, real or imaginary. are the
subjects OF the widest gossip and con-
! lecture among the royalists and the
, bourgeoise. who are ready 70 sail under
q Romanoff or with the Kaiser II it will
save them from the clutches Of the
RN,sheviki
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
PARIS DEFENCE
PURE CAUTION
Little Likelihood That Ger
mans Will Get Within Or
dinary Gun Range.
CONFIDENCE THE ARMY
Belief That Enemy will Be
Unable to Get Through to
Compiegne.
CONFIDENCE THE ARMY
py GERALD CAMPBELL.

-
Special Cable Despatch TO TEE srs from the
London Times :"
Copyright. 1918; all rights reserred.
TRsNcH ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN THE
FIELD. June II tdelayed) On their left
the French are still putting up hne re-
sistance. At 10 o'clock they took Merry.
south Of Courcelles. The village Of lie
Ployron is still in our hands. despite vio-
lent assaults. In the centre we mada
two successful counter attacks. which
have moved our front a little further
north again to the line OF Belloy-Vau-
deincourt.
East OF the Vile district our position
lent itself to surprise attacks and the
possibility that soma Of our troops
might be cut or so orders were given
last night for a retirement TO the west
side OF the Oise. This enabled tho en- :
envy to advance to Ribecourt. through
which the old French front line used 10
pass.
The German design obviously IL TO
reach Compiegne and so get q straight
front through Vil,ers-Cotterets to Cha
teau Thierry. al the point OF the Marne
salient. That has been all along tho oo-
ject OF this attack on the flank OF the
French salient. 1t las not yet succeeded
and the French are fighting heroically to
defeat the effort The end OF the ad-
vance jus,ihes tho reasoned confidence
SHOWN BY the French press.
1t would be foolish to deny that Paris
Ia following the successive phases OF
tie battle with a beating heart. but
Paris. fortunately is not content TO re-
main merely a passive spectator while
her fate ia being settled. She is busy
prepa ring 10 play her part II occasion
arises The committee appointed by
Premier Clemenceau to control measures
TO defend the capital is at work: the
! Deputies OF the Seine. on their side. are
engaged in dealing witt similar prob
lens and there will be a meeting OF the
City Council on Thursday to consider
action in the future on the possibilit!
OF even worse evsntualities.
There Is aiways danger that measures
dictated by a spirit Of wise precautior
may be interpreted as indicating a more
! serious condition of affairs than actu
ally exists I. cannot be too much EN-
pl asized that the Government does not
expect q defeat in the field which viii
! bring Paris within range or the ordi'
nary heavy artillery, still less which
will place the city itself in danger
Heavy indeed would be TIE responsible
ity o! the Government which did not a.
such times take even superfluous pre-
cautions for the defence OF the capita
/ city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
Special Cable Despatch to TRs SuS.

LONDON, June 12.-The Amsterdam
Of the Daily Express says
that Vorroerts, the Socialist organ In
Berlin. in an article entitled The Bent
Bow expresses doubt as to the outcome
CT the present German offensive. admit
ting that 1t only has proved that the
German soldiers always are strong, but
nothing more. The article continues:
Those who dream that We can in
Net such punishment on our enemies
that they will consent to a German peace
must be reminded that our recent sue
cess has not even induced them to admit
the possibility OF a peace by understand
ing The German people. In any case.
still have a heavy sacrifice to face. Only
through shortsightedness amounting TO
blindness can any one deny this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
BERLIN PAPER DOUBTFUL
ABOUT GREAT OFFENSIVE
"Vorwaerts' Points to Fact That Allies Seem Nc
Nearer Appeal for Peace-Oficial Bullying
Scored by Organ of Socialists in Germany.

What adds tragedy to the situation
in Germany Ia the fact that apart from
the enemy without Dissatisfaction Is rag
ing increasingly within. while the Con-
eervatives are quarrelling with the So
cialists. The Government takes advan.
tase OF martial law TO bully the people
Alsatians have been forced to hate Ger
many owing to this systematic bullying.
FINALLY the Prussians are threatened
with a Conservative compromise on the
franchise bill. which in reality will bring
about law framed according to the
Conservative wishes. Thus this would be
no serious reform at all.
The German people are cut out Of the
old block. but does the idea not dawn
OH some Of our leading circles that the
best bow cannot be bent too much with
impunity?"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
REVOLT THREAT
STIRSAUSTRIA.
Official Nervousness Seen in
Censor's Suppressi of
Lansing's Statement.
WARNS POPULACE
Green Army Of $4,000 Slav
Soldiers Said to Re Ready
to Rise.
Special Gable DsspnteA 70 TRR SuS
Co,vr;sAt 1915: all vtohts vsS<rref


LONDON. June 1.-THE statement that
tho Austrian Government 10 reported to
have received news that q congress OF
oppr eesed nationalities In Rome has re-
solved to initiate \ big political offensive
in Austria and that the Austrian Gov
errment has issued warning TO Its
people tina: 1t win not hesitate to sup
press any revolutionary movement with
all available means is considered highly
significant IN view OF despatch from
Geneva which states that the possioiii'
ties Of the internal situation In Austria
become daily more interesting.
A semi of1icial statement issued from
Vienna warns the population against the
agitation by leaders Of tho smaller ma
tionaIities which is now being conducted
in tho heart Of the Dual Monarchy. Tele-
grams from Vienna TO the German news
papers assure the German public that
Austria may be trusted to suppress any
revolutionary movement; which may
break out.
Ohicial nervousness. however. mani.
tests Itself in an iron censorship on all
news Of Czech and Jusoslav movements
Secretary Ians!ng's recent statements
and the decisions Of the Versailles coun'
ell regarding oppressed nationalities have
not been allowed publication In any
newspaper In Vienna. Budapest OF
Prague.
An article In the Neus Freie Presst
dealing with the part played by Czech
and Jugoslav troops In demonstration
on the anniversary OF Italy's entrance
into the war have been suppressed. ant
various newspapers In the most violent
terms accuse England Of being behint
this new menace to Austria. Also mys
terious allusions to the so-cailed Greer
Army" crop UP in the speeches OF Aus
trians and Pan-Germans and the Gov
eminent IL urged 10 crush the move
ment without mercy.
TIE Green Army Is understood to con
sist o: about 10000 Slav soldiers. full!
equipped and nlled with the spirit o
revolt. and scattered all through Aus
tr!a. They are understood to be fe'
and supported secretly by peasants, I
, Is said that many Slavs are deserting tn
Austrian forces in Italy to Join them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
GERMANS SHIFT THEIR ATTACK EAST OF THE RIVER OSE;
FRENCH MAKE GAINS ON WINGS TAKE 400 PRISONERS
UBOAT SINKS NORWEGIAN SHIPS; SEXES COPPER CARG
Foch Is Confident
He Will Stem Tide

LONDON. yu7e ,.-An as
sociation Of former British
soldiers and sailors. known IS
"Comrades of the Great War;"
sent this message to Gen. Foch:
We have perfect faith that
on the scene of your historic
victory Of 1914, in which many
of US were privileged to share,
you and your gallant men will
again stem the tide Of invasion
and hurl the hated invaders
from the sacred soil Of
France.
Gen. Foch replied:
share entirely your con-
fidence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
60,0O00F FOE
ON 1900 YARD
FRONT BEATEN
French Counter Attack
Near MOntdidier Against
Superior Numbers.
ENEMY PLANNED ATTACK
Foch's Troops, Selling lnitia-
tive, Caught Dense Masses
Under Fire.
ENEMY PLANNED ATTACK


WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE
June l2-in width OF battlefront S.ooo
yards In extent no fewer IMAM four Ter
man DIVISIONS tmore than oo'ooo mem
were preparing 10 hit hard blow when
the French yesterday launched high.y
successful counter at'acK southeast OF
Montd'd'er
Inc denst! OF the GERMAN troops was
tatai TOT them because 'ne In'eh'e
al'ied aruhery' "Acn.ne guns rl"emen
ana aViatorS were ao'e 10 ann a. po'n'
nlanK range INTO these masses OF men
Th's concentrated hre nio 'erflo'e
execution. Inc oattie continued throush-
out the night and IN 'he early houTs tn's
further advance to the east OF merry
which Is most important point As II
commands the valley
Toward the centre the enemy launched
several attacks to-day. but the line
held hrmly although some enemy de-
tachments succeeded In hltertng into the
Matz valley through the wooded country.
Gain at FearfuI Cost.
v-s .v ,.A ,,. r.oh ,or.b,
~hu. ~. c.rw.n. tr,.d ~ nu.h ,h.m
b.ck nv .n..r fore. NJ numbs,s Even.
tually the enemy succeeded In gaining
a little ground but at the cost Of 4 fear
full saerifce
South Of the river oise and also south
Of the Aisne the Germans showed much
activity to-day. endeavoring to reduce
! the allied salient.
Tho spirit Of the allied infantrymsn
whom they want forward in their coun-
ter attack yesterday was very high. al.
though they knew tho enemy facing
numbers.
When the enemy was seen to be retir-
/ ing. although still making a fierce night
to hold his gains made in the first days
OF the battle, the Allie. dashed forward
with. IL possible, augmented ardor.
Details concerning the beginning Of
! the battle between Montdidier and the
| Oise show that on Sunday morning
| fourteen German divisions (about 1s0,-
| 600 menl 1oined in the Arst onslaught.
| n, ,h... ay. .ho..r a,v,.,or. u,e,,. do.
,.,,.d =, So. ,hr,,.h ~. o.n,r. =,
."e rFeneh me ness '"e'u"eu 'es
mehts OF Guards and Jaesers'
| All Units Reenf0rceA.
| An 81. ,,,,,. .a ,.d h..,
,' ..
orousn' 10 rune" s'ens'"' ""|'"s oee"
REINFORCED after the March ana MAY
offensives. Since the beginning OF the
battle other divisions have been thrown
into the line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
Fund Smokes Dispel
Gloom of Trenches
CORPORAL r. CAMPBELL,

CORPORAL P. R. CAMPBELL,
Company d. 306th Machine
Gun Battalion, writes to a SUN
Tobacco Fund donor:
"Dear Good Sport: There are
twenty-six of US in this tin
rooted shack somewhere in
France. This morning we went
out in the rain and got drenched.
Then we came back, shed our
wringing duds and crawled in be-
tween the blankets, pretty blue.
And then-THEN-
"-in came Supply Sarge
Kittle and his able helper, Old
Sal Worth, with your Gigs. Oh,
boyl You oughta seen those
grins! II you contributed your
kale to make some soldiers
happy, you did It, kid"
WARNING! THE SUN TO-
BACCO FUND has no connection
with any other fund, organiza-
ton or publication. II employs
no agents or solicitors. See
page s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
BOARD ORDERS
BEEF RATI0NING.
Restaurants and Hotels Re-
stricted to Four Services a
Week. Beginning=Inne II.
HOUSEHOLDERS ALSO CUT
Greater Use Of Pork Urged to
Conserve Other Meat Sup
ply for Army.
HOUSEHOLDERS ALSO CUT

AS the necessity for food conservation
a, nome increases In almost direct ratio
with the growth Of our forces abroad.
rules governing the service OF meat and
wheat are multiplying SO rapidly that
hotel and restaurant proprietors may
find it advisable to compile list Of them
for daily reference or else inadvertently
find themselves inviting the attention Of
tie long and strong arm Of the law.
Beginning June IL and for an in
definite period thereafter. restrictions in
the service Of beef and beef products to
four meals weekly in hotels and restau-
ants in New York State becomes man.
datory by order Of the Federal Food
Roard. Houscholders and clubs IRE
asked to limit themselves to 4 maxi
mum Of one and half pounds Of beef
a week for each person In the house
hold.
In 20 far az public eating places in
this State are concerned. the food boards
ruling. adopted yesterday. 10 Law though
II came as a result Of a message from
Food Administrator Herbert c. Hoover.
which merely requested further con-
servation on the part Of the public.
800. ..,..
w.. s....S ~ 80 -..,-h,I.
.w.... 80 n.
served ~ substitutes.
what The Food poa,a Orders,
mere - ."e .ooo o0Aus oro.'
os"''."k NonuAs' 'u"e ' a" p
p''e'vlS vi -"t' ""u "o -. 80
no' piHeo y" '"e.t MENUS VI 80
oee' '''o'e IN" wv "'e"'s
s'e"N "'o.e INA" o"e "eAl "N ""'
roas. oeet rho'e '"an one "es' "ens
r'esn po'N. Da.oh .,. n"'"s ."u
shou'o DC ser'eu 40 suoS.'u.e
conSe'N.,'oh Vi osei ana oee.
"ouue.s 10 asam feao'e. y, 10 III
alse, .oHl' ."u .o' =" N'eA,'e
ploprie'o.s OF restsuIan's ~ Ano no'en are
Hu,'seu '".. a"' soaC" y, ..N' u'e W
anu si'er 'u"e ",' "e !Ius
iof Tue summing VI '"e ''o''''''
'ore ,n's ooHru
W" ASK ." nous."o'o. e'uos aNu
ot"ers u JOIN WIN 'he puo''c purre'o'
OF meats IN making TINS ne" can LOT
conservation as e"ec.Ne as .he neeeS.
s'y requires we ssk houseno'oers "o'
10 ouy more thsh - pounos " e.eAr
Deer weekly Ut ~ pounus' "''.uu'"a
'"e oo"e' per Pe'so" !" '"e "ou'e"o'"'
s.vv,.. ,o ~, Ar-,e..
ne rue. .s,u Wv" " ."s u a.
.ue"''sA' W." VIC ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-13
Hu.garis. Independents Win.

BUDAPEST. via Amsterdam. June IL.
Johann zichy. Minister OF Edu-
cation in the newly reorsanlsed Wekerle
Cabinet. has been defeated in a by
election at Egeger by Johann Vosa can.
didats Of the Karolyi, or Hungarian
Independent party. Voss received $50
votes to 6Ss for Count Zichy.