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The Laclede blade., 1918-08-16
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G. E. Tracy has received notice
from the public service commission
that the Laclede Telephone Ex-
change has been granted raise
in rates on rural lines effective
September l. After that date all
rural phones will pay the same
switching charge of $500 per
year.
Mr.. Garland Duncan and Miss
Leona Collier, both of Laclede,
we're united in Marriage last
Sunday at the NJ E. parsonage in
Brookfeld, Rev. E. l.. Robson,
officiating. The groom is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Duncan who
moved here last spring from near
Meadville, while the bride is
st stenographer for the Talbot grain
company, coming here from Tren-
ton a year ago. Friends extend
congratulations.
The L. C. N. cltft met with Mrs.
C. E. Goosey at the regular
meeting last week. A goodIy
number were present aud fine
dinner was served at noon. Mrs.
GoOsey proved delightful hostess
and entertained her guests royalty.
The club will not meet next month
but will hold it's annual picnic on
September IA. The place has not
yet been definitely agreed upon
but will be announced later. In
the meantime all club members
are invited to make preparations
and bring their families and enjoy
the day.
Next Thursday, August %, will
be circus day in this county on the
occasion of the Sells FlotO circus
to Brookfeld. The circus, the
national amusement, the first love
of every boy and girl in the land,
delightful and entertaining as we'll
to the older ones, never grows old
always something new in the
amusement line, and the Sells
Floto circus stands among the
best. There will be q two mile
street parade with marvellous
revelations and the exhibition
gives more than a hundred un-
heard of attractions that are a
feature alone with the Sells FlOto
circus.
The big chautauqua opens at
Meadville tomorrow, Saturday,
August II to run until the even
ing of Sunday, August 25. The
first day is free. A synopsis of
the splendid program offered will
be found in advertisement in this
paper today. Look it oyer and
you will find there is something
good for each day. On
Sunday, August 25, an excursion
train will be run from Brookfeld,
leaving at 9;45 in the morning
and arriving at Meadvill at O:1O.
and leaving Meadville at 900 that
Attend the MeadVille
chautauqua because it is one above
all other events in this part of the
state worth attending.
Eop Sala
The Laclede blade., 1918-08-16

MRS. O. A. POTTER, Secretary
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
TZID PRIMARNIH VOLITEV v
DRZAVI MICHIGAN.

Trije mozje so 81 stall v michi-
ganski drzavi V volilnem vrtincu
nasproti.
To so bill Henry Ford, Newber-
ry in bivSi governor Osborn.
Vsi trije so poSteni in vrli moz-
je. Nobenemu Sc ne more odrekatl
iskrenosti. Vsi trije so bill vredni
svojih glasov, XII so jim jih oddali
volilci.
! Ali po izidu glasovanja je dobiL
veliko vecino Mr.. Newberry, re-
'publikanski kandidat. Njegov TEX
mec je bill Mr.. Ford, XII je pa do
bill zelo obcutno manjsino. Osborn
>je dobil tako majhno stevilo gla-
soy, da niti ne pride postev -
Primarne volitve so pokazale,
da je Michigan V pretezni vecini
ma republikanski strani. Kaksni
bodo izidi V novembrskih VOLT
vah, ne moreno povedati zagoto-
vo vnaprej. Vendar pa lahko pre-
rokujemo, da bo prejkone Mr..
Newberry zvezni senator.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
GA. E. N. HURLEY JE ZASACI-
LA TATINSKO SRAKO.

Kar najzanimivejse serije ro-
parskih dejanj V eikaskem krimi-
nalnem zapisniku so bile razkrite
in razjasnjene vceraj pc gospeJ
Edward N. Hurley, zeni nacelnika
zveznega plovbnega odbora, in pa
po Fredericku R. Babcocku.
Nasli so dragulje, srebrnino, o.
bleke in posebnosti neprecenljive
vrednosti = uspehi vecletne siste-
matiene kraje po domovih in sta
novanjih znamenitih cikaskih bO-
gatasev
Prijei so neko mlado in lepo
francosko govemanto, XII je varo-
vala otroke pri cikaskih bogata-
sih, da je mogla okrasti njihove
starse, in pa bivsega sefa v hote-
lu Blackstone.
V stanovanju ma 1928 Calumet
Ave-, kjer sta stanovala, so nasli
osem kovcegov in tri roene torbe,
napolnjene nakradenimi zakladi,
ter jih odpeljali na detektivski u
rad. Use to je bilo pripravljeno "a
odpravo V Pariz.
Cello popoldne je incl detektiv-
ski urad sobo odprto, V katero 50
prihajali bogati moski in zenske
nepretrgoma drug "a drugim. Po-
vabil jih je nacelnik detektivov
Mooney, da 81 ogledajo plen ter
vidijo, ce je kaj njihove lastnine
vines.
Mrs. Hurley in Mr.. Babcock,
ga. Samuel T. Chase in ga. j.
Door Bradley IL Lake Forest, vsi
ii so bill med "obiskovalci". Mno-
gi izmed obiskovalcev MISC marali
izdati svojih linen.
Nekaj preseneeanja je bilo opa-
ziti in cuti po ozkih hodnikih, ko
so izpraznjevali kovcege IL torbe,
zakaj, navzoci bogatasi in bogata-
sinje so dognali, da SO reel, ki so
ma nerazumljiy naein izginile IL
njihovih stanovanj, vredne wee
tezkih tisocakov.
Bilo ie veG ducatov demantoV,
prstanov, zapestnic, igel in tenn
podobnih reel. Vec kakor 100 fun
tov srebrnine in Sc vec zlatnine,
bogatih preprog, mramornatih o.
kraskov in bogatih oblek.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Million Hunov ma popolnem
begu.

London, Anglia, 29. augusta. -
Priblizno en- million nemsklh Y0-
iakov, XII so cvet kajzerjeve VoJ-
ske, so nocoj na begu na 'front.',
dolgi petinosemdeSet nesrecnlh
mill.
Vale Sc nazaj proti Grti Cam,
brai-St. Quentm-LaOn, odkoder so
zaeei svoj bojni pOhOd mad Parlz
zadnjo pomlad.
Cello boiiSGe OBJ Sommi izpraz-
njujejo sovrazniki. NjihOvO ml-
kanie je enako Slovitemu linden
burgovemu umiku V meseeu mar
Gu |. 1917. in Sc vrSi ma iStem pro-
stOru.
Umikanje Sc vrSi pod strasnm
pritiskanjem francOSkih in angle
SIKH armad.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
MISS RANKIN HotE PoSTATI
SENATORIAL.

Helena, Mont, 90. augusta. =
DR.. o. NJ. Landsturm liz Helene Je
dobil priblizno 2,700 vee glasov
kakor Miss Jeannette Rankin, pr
va zenska v nasem kongresu, "a
nominacijo republicanskega sena-
torskega kandidata. Kongresnica
Rankin bo, kakor prayi MEN brat
Wellington D. Rankin, 'kandidira-
la "a zvezno senatorico v novem-
brskih volitvah, eeprav nj nomini-
rama odstrani republikancev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Hunske vojske
beze ma cell crit.

Silna nemska vojska. cvet kajzerjevih
Get. bezi pred zavezniki ma cell crti. -
Francozi so well Noyon.--AVstrijske &C.
te ma zapadni 'front.'. - Praska ma meh1-
ski meji. - Senat je sprejel novo vojasko
predlogo. - Senatorji Ia prohibiciJo. =
Cetrto posojilo svobode. = Nepsenicn1h
dni bo 1. septembra konec.-Pase je resie-
niral. - Ukrajinski kmetje revoluc1J1.
Druae zanimive Vojne novice.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Resna praska med ameriskiml IN
mehiSkimi vojaki.
Iznenadenje "a Americana.

Nogales, Ariz., q. augusta. -
En- ameriSki castnik je padel V pO-
uliGnem boju V mestu Nogales, en-
civilist je bill ubit, neki drugi cast
nix tezko ranjen in Od -deset do
dvaiset ameri$kih vojakov pa IL
bitih V praski, do katere je prlslo
IA International ave. med amerl-
Skimi Getami in MehiGani,
Priblizno petnajst Americanov
je bilo ranjenih, med katerimi Je
bill tudi polkovnik porocnik Frede-
rick H. Herman, ki je bill ustre-
lien V deSno nogo, ko je povelJe-
val ameriSkim cetam, je klJub-
temu Sc nadalje ostal povelJnlk,
to pa oh berglah.
DaSi izgube ma mehiSki stranl
Sc MISC bile nOcOj znane, Sc ven
dar sodi, da ie ameriSki OgenJ IL
bill 100 MehicanOv, doGim jih Je
bilo najmanj dvakrat toliko ra-
nienih, med katerimi ranjenci Je
bilO tu6i dokaj civilistov, NocoJ
so poroeai, da je bill Felix Penolo,
"a, zupan meSta NOgales, Sonora,
ubit, ali ia vest Sc nj potrjena, ce-
pray ie bilo znano MEM, ola le
bill Sredi bOja.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30

docim bodo stall vdelezenci tie pa
rade ma cell petmiljski razdalji
ter pozdravljali zastavo.
Zastava, XII jo je hdelala tyrdka
Royal Tailors, je dolga 160 sev.
|ljev, 80 cevljev Siroka in tehta $50
funtov. Priblizno emo milo Dodge
ga platna in mad $50 mill niti so
porabili zanjo. In 221 ljudi jo je
, delalo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Cikasko mesto razvije najvecjo
zastavo ma svetu.

Najvecja zastava ma sVetu' DO
razvita S strehe ma mestni hisi ma
Delavski Dan, dne 2. septembra,
ko bo 25O,OOO organiziranih de-
lavcev korakalo skozi takozvanl
mestni del "loop" v sila orJaskl
demonstraciji "a voJno.
Ko doseze naeelna kolona v pa
radi La Sale cesto, bo glavni mar
sal Simon O'Donnell potegnil vrv,
ma kateri Sc bo razvila zastava. =
Hkrati bo pozdravila zastavo de-
vetstoglava mornaritna godba IL
Great Lakes.
Oh zvokih narodne himne Sc bo
poeasi razvijal narodni prapor,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Cetrto posojilo svobode.

Kampanja prihodnjega posoJlla
svobode Sc pricne %. septembra
ter bo trajala tri tedne. kakor Je
upati, bo prinesla osem bihjonoV
dolarjev, ali natanko toliksno vso-
to, kakor je pricakovati, da 10
prinese vojna davena predloga, X
je sedaj V kongresu ma razpravl
Da bo dosezena ia vSota, mora
vsakdo, XII je podpisal zadnje po.
sojilo svobode, sedaj podpisatl
najmanj Sc enkrat toliksen zne,
SEX, in mnogi, Xxi Sc MISC podplsall
nobenkrat, morajo to storiti sedaJ,
IL najmani dveh razlogov bl
morala biti ia kampanja bolJ
spontano uspesna, kakor pa so bl'
lie dosedanje.
Prvi je tale. Mr.. Wilson in kon,
gresna vecina, XII ga podpira, so
jasno povedali, da ne nameravaJo
dovoliti, da bi posojila nadomestl-
la davke.
Brezdvomno bodo povisani dav-
XII ma velike dohodke, na dedsclne
in prevelike dobicke. Kaker pote-
ka vojna, bodo pref posojila prllo-
ga davkom, kakor pa daTki poso-
jilom.
Poleg vsega, kar Sc da vzeti z
obdaGenjem, bo Sc vedno treba de-
maria, oziroma, treba reel, XII sc
jih dobi "a denar, in tel denarnl
potrebi moramo priti posoJill
vokOm.
Toda seznamki padlih vojakov
;zlocujejo vse drugo dokazovanJe.
zakaj, cim darezljivejse podpisuje
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Ukrajinsli kmetje revoluciJi'

Stockholm, 26. augusta (prek
Londona, 81. avgusta.) - ' pc
trograjski Pravdi je bilo sporoca-
no, da Sc kmecka vojska IL okoli
10000 moz bori proti bojni sill,
sestavljeni IL nemskih in ukrajin-
skin narodnih Get, blizu Slvlre.
ZelezniSka stavka Sc nadalJuJe.
Neki ruski burzvazec, XII Sc Je
vrnil IL Kijeva, sporoea, da naras-
ca bolsevizem. Brzko nemske cete
zapuste ia ali oni okraj, zapuste
delavci svoje tovafne, in kmetJe'
XII organizirajo upor, pokvarJaJo
zeleznice. Tozi osnesrecni usodl u
krajinske burzvazije, XII je po ME-
govih besedah med prazno ponvo
in ognjem, odkar obeuti nemsko
prevzetje vseh oblasti IN Sc zave-
da, da jo bodo takoj po odhodu
Nemcev nadomestili soviet.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30

Ma Grti vzhOdnO Verduna so cete
Zdruzenih drzav V liniji ma mno-
9th mestih. Prek alza$ko-lorenske
Grte je najkrajSa pot V hunsko de-
zelo, in svet We, da namerava A
merika zanesti vojno ma NemSko.
Iznenadenje "a Americana.
Jasno povedanO, obvestilo V
vGerajSnem francoskem porocilu,
da je zajetje jetnikov V Voevru IN
V dolini reke MeuSe izkazalo tudl
avstro-ogrske oddelke, je povzro-
clio V ameriSki vojski nekoliko
preseneGenja. Vedelo Sc je, da so
nekaj casa vporabljai tudi av-
strijsko topniStvo, in da je bilo to
po mnogih krajih na zapadni from
ii V nekaterih Slucajih V rokah
avstrijskega moStva, ali to, ola Sc
doslej Sc nj bila pOjavila avStro-
ogrska pehota, je delalo Wis, ka-
kor da ne bo Avstrijcev ma zapad-
no frontO.
Znano je bilO, da so Sc avstr'j-
ski politikarji pecali vprasan3em
glede ma odpoSiljanje Get na Ia
padno fronto, ali tudi to Sc je We
delo, da je bill ljudski gIas V dvoJ-
nj monarhiji proti temu. kakor
izgIeda sedaj, pa je cesar karel
kljuboval ljudszi nevOlji, samo ola
ustreze cesarju Viljemu V zahtevi
po Getah. Cete, ki so sedaj V Vo-
gezih in Loreni, utegnejO bltl IT,
stih devet divizij, ki jih je nemSki
cesar zahteval cd avStriJskega Via
daria na njmem zadnjem seStan-
ku.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, August 30,
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
narod posojilo svobode, TEN MANI
bo seznamkov padlih vojakov.
To je neizprosno pa nadepolno
dejstvo, ki terja cd mas, da mora
biti dobljen vsak dollar zazeljene
osembilijonske Vsote.
Nepsenicnih dni ne DO vec.
Washington, D. c., q. augusta.
- Zivilna administracija je odre-
dila, da prvim septembrom pre-
nehajo nepsenicni dnevi in obedi.
Obenem so bila razglaSena navo-
dila "a rabo nad0mestkOv "a pse-
nicno moko in pomanjsanje od-
stotkov nadomestilih, Xxi Sc Jih
maj prodaja 2 moko.
zivilne uprave zadnji pregled
razmer V Zdruzenih drzavah,
F'ranciii, Angliji in Italiji, kaze,
ola Sc mora varcevanje prenlcne
moke nadaljevati po vseh dezelah,
da Sc obvarjemo nesrece, ali ven
dar je lahko dovoljenih nekoliko
izprememb V tozadevnih predpi-
Slh.
Samo 80 odstotkov psenice.
Tozadevni predpisi stopijo l..
septembra V veljavo ter dolocaJo,
(D da pripravijo in spravijo ma
trg izdelovalna in razdelJevalna
podjetja V tel dezeli mesano moko
V soglasju mednarodno politiko,
XII bo naprodaj gospodinjam, (O
ola morajo tisti prodajalci, ki ina
10 Gisto pseniGno moko naprodaJ,
zaeno ali hkrati prodajati po dvaJ-
set odstotkov druge zitne moke,
(3) da mora YES pekovski kruh
vsebovati 20 odstotkov druge mo-
Ike, in zivilna uprava Sc zanasa ma
gospodinje V tel dezeli, ola bodo
mesale najmani po 20 odstotkov
nadomestne moke V psenicno OBJ
vsaki domaci rabi.
Page je resigniral.
Washington, D. c., 81. augusta.
- Walter Hines Page, Garden Cl-
ty, N. Y, veleposlanik Zdruzenlh
drzav "a Veliko Britannia cd me-
SEGA aprila |. 1913 sem, Je predlo-
I'll radi slaIbega zdravja svoJo O.
stavko predsedniku Wilsonu, kl 20
je tudi sprejel.
Veleposlanik Page je bolehal re
nekaj mesecev vsled dolgega ma
pornega vojnega della. Zgodaj V
poletju 81 je wei diva meseca po-
citnic, nakar Sc je vrnil v London
"a malo casa. Nj pa mogel izvesti
iavnih nastopov in je moral zopet
oditi " domovino.
/ Zdravnik gospoda Page-a je od-
locil, da 81 mora veleposlanik we
ii dolgo casa popolnega pocitka,
.nakar je Mr.. Page postal predsed-
niku Wilsonu ostavko, in le-ta 10
je sprejel,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Je bill veleposianik cd |. 1918 SEM

Veleposlanik Page je bill zastop-
mix Zdruzenih draw ma dvoru St.
James cd 81. aprila 1913 sem. =
Pred svojim nastavljenjem je bill
urednik lista Worlds Work in
clan tvrdke Doubleday Page and
Co., publishers.
V mesecu marcu |. 1914. je obr-
nil velilzo pozornOst nase S prl-
pombami, XII jih je izrekel ma neki
pojedini glede Monroe-doktrine
in panamskega prekopa. Ia govor,
Xxi je bill nekakSen dodatek h 60
voru predsednika WilsOna 0 odno-
sajih osrednje Amerike, dvignll
dokaj prahu, ali potem, ko Je Mr..
Page postal popolno besedilo V
Washington, ga je predsednlk O.
|dobril.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Ojacenja poslana.

Oja6enja IL enega peSpolka in
konjeniskega polka IL erncev so
magic poslali ma mejo ter jih po-
stavili V bojno vrsto. Kakor sodl-
jo, Sc je vdelezilo vee kakOr 300 a
meriskih vojakov in najmanj pet
deset civiliStov streljanja.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Senat je sprejel yojasko predlogo

Washington, D. c., 27. augusta.
= Senat je danes soglasno spreJel
vojasko. predlogo, ki obsega ma
borno starost cd Is. do As. leta.
Senator Gore il OklahOme Je
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Berlin priznava umikanje.

Uradno priznanje velikanskega
umikania je bilO ObveScenO v ma
slednjem nOeojSnem porocAu IL
Berlina:
"Osprednje bOjevanje Sc je VT,
silo pred na$imi nOvimi boJnml
ertami vzhOdno Baupaume IN Pc
rome pa vzhodnO NoyOna."
Ia umik, neenak Onemu IL |.
1917. nj zalotil angleSke zaspano-
sti. FeldmarSal Haig je nOcOj po-
rO6al:
"UspeSni napadi, ki so jih 1--WE
die prva, tretja in cetrta angIeska
armada cd s. augusta sem, so ma
redili sOvrazne pOStojanke ma sta
rem obSommskem bOjiSGu nezdrz-
ne.
"Na cell 'front.' Od Baupaume
proti iugu je moral sOvraznik opu-
stiti tia, ki jih je pridObil "a tako
visoko ceno V mesecih marcu III a
prilu." "
Pritiskaje neprestanO ma bezece
nemSke armade sc vale neutrudne
francoske in angleSke Gete skOzi
mesto "a mestOm ter zajemajO Ma
tisoce vietnikov in nebroj kano-
nov
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Francozi Sc bliZajo Hamu.
Pariz, Francija, 90. augusta.

Pariz, Francija, 90. augusta. -
Zasedsi danes V hudem bOju me-
sto Noyon so FraneOzi nadaljeva-
Ii svOie prodiranje in sedaj so ma
trdnih nogah ma iuznih Obronlllh
gore st. Simeon, vec kakOr emo
milo proti vzhodu, kakor je po-
sneti IL porocila vojnega m'ada.
Well so tudi LandrimOnt in Nor
lincourt ter prestopili rekO Ailette
ma mnogih krajih.
Pri francosd armadi v Franciji,
%. vgusta. - Tretja franeoSka
voiska nadaljuje svojimi opera
cijami okOli NOyona ter prodlra
OBJ eesti, XII drA V Guiscard' Ia
vzela je danes Happlincourt IN ma
sproti lezeGe polje "a maneVre.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30

Chicago illinois, August o9
1918 as required by The Ae of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, August 3d.
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
glasoval proti njej OBJ njenem kon-
Gnem glasovanju, ker je bill protl
temu, da bi bill pritegnjeni osem-
najstletni mladci pod orozJe "a
bojevanje onstran morJa.
Ko je bill OBJ koncnem klicanJu
edino njegov glas negativen, je
deial, da ne zeli staviti svoJega
glasu seratovi soglasnosti v napot-
ie. Deial je, da bi ne mogel po
svoii vesti glasovati "a odredbo,
ter prosil, maj ga senat oprostl
glasovanja. In oproScen je bill for
mamega predloga in glasovanla'
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Anglel so udarili prek SOmme

Angleske Gete so udarile preb
somme. Pot so 81 izvojevale dalej
"a Baupame-om, cigar zajetJe Je
bilo uradno OznanjenO danes.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Pri francosh armadi v Franciji
Avstrijci ma zapadni 'front.'.

skem. - POjav avstro-OgrSklh Get
ma lorenski 'front.' je izredna zanl-
mivost "a ameriSko armada.
Loreni je bill ustanov6en mas
prvi odsek, XII ga Sc vedno drzimo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Chicago, Illinois, August 3O.,
1918, as required by the Act Of October
9th 1917.
Ia dejstvo, da je bila ostavka
sprejeta, Sc je zaznalo neuradnim
potion potem, ko je dospela vest,
da je bila predlozena, depesi
Zdruzenega tiska iz Londona.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-08-30
Senat je glasoval "a narodno
prohibicijo.

w dS1I1IIS VVIKJ II O'' -0' :" . "
Danes re pozno je Senat spreJeI
voditeljski kompromis glede po-
polne prohibicije, lIi maj stopi l,
iuliia |. 1919. V veljavO ter traJa
med vojno, in dokler Sc ameriske
cete ne povnejo domov ter Sc raz-
oroze.
Sprejetje predloge same je ma
meravano "a jutri, in odredba bo
potem vrnjena Hist, Xxi bo, kakol
pricakuiejo zagovorniki prohibici,
ie, sprejela senatove dolocbe.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-26
ONcF AGAIN.

Once again We have said good bye
20 our boys who are going 20 the
training camps. on their way 10 the
battlefront Ia Europe. One again we
have pledged them. and those who have
gone before. that We will do our part.
bear our full share OF the burdens In
the less heroic part that h ours. Once
again we have pledged Dur money, our
constancy. and our unflagglng loyalty.
We well keep that pledge. The spirit
OF the meeting We held last night In
their honor. the response 20 the splen-
did talks made by Measra. Dampier and
Stafford. the recollection Of the ser
vice flag which gathered new stars,
the news OF the heroic deeds, the SUI
fering. and the many sacrifices, that
Il coming from Europe. makes It al
most impossible for Ne not 10 do a
duty. and the doing OF u a pleasure
rather than a task.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-26
PRESIDENT WILSON'S PEACE
TERMS ARE ENDORSED

The statement that British labor is
behind Premier Lloyd George In his
recent declaration that Germany can
have peace tomorrow"-if she will ac-
cept President Wilson's formula for
the future government of the world,
is contained in a message to the Am
erican people from George N. Barnes,
labor representative in the British war
cabinet. The message, made public
through the American Alliance for
Labor and Democracy, follows:
Although there has been no speci-
tic declaration by any prominent la
Dor leader on the subject Of the prime
minister's address to the American
troops on July 6, there can be no doubt
that his Endorsement of the war aims
az laid down by President Wilson has
met with general approval throughout
labor ranks in Great Britain.
"The principal journals, both Of
London and Of the provincial press,
have stated that they welcome the
emphatic words in which the premier
declared that the kaiser might have
peace tomorrow if he would but &C
cept President Wilson's formula for
the future government of the world.
1T is generally felt that if the al
lied statesmen could make as clear to
the German people as President Will
son has made It throughout the war,
and as Mr.. Churchill did in such strik-
ing language of Independence day,
that Germany's existence as an or
ganized state would be as safe in the
hands of a league of nations as the
existence of Great Britain and the
United States. the war might be short
ened by months. if not by years.
Even the most extreme pacihst
press has nothing worse to say of the
announcement Of the prime minister
than hat II was belated. and that, had
il been made last year. the opportun-
ity Of making peace-an opportunity
which exists wholly in the minds of
the peace-at-any-price press-might
not have been lost.
but 1t may be said without exag-
geration that the general mass OF the
working classes of this country, while
there has been no definite statement
to that effect. have tacitly approved
the statements of the prime minister
since the announcement Of the war
aims by the prime minister in jan
uary last. closely followed by the an
nouncement of President Wilson, and
again by the declaration of war aims
of the British Labor party.
THE subject has been. to a large
extent. regarded as one upon which all
reasonable men were agreed. If the
central powers will only state that
they are prepared to meet this triple
nnouncement of val aims which are
held by the entente countries. then at
least the end of the wal might be said
to DE clearly in sight. il not actually
nresent"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-26

az Boise. He was to have reported to
the draft board Of Power county at
American Falls last April, but failed
70 show up and neglected TO notify the
officials regarding his whereabouts.
He has been working for the Summer
Vile cattle outfit In Owyhee county.
Tuesday he and Lou H.. Hagbury,
so far as known a native Of Owyhee
county, brought a dressed beef to-
gether with the hide. 1876 miles 70
Boise markets by automobile. They
disposed Of the carcass al several To-
cal butcher shops and the hide was
turned over 10 a junk shop after the
ears and brand had been removed.
The combination Of circumstances
caused the Ada county sheriff 10 con-
duct an Investigation. He expected
20 land a cattle thief and does not yet
know whether the nan he has stole
the animal whose carcass was mar
keted In Boise Tuesday, but he does
know hat he rounded up a draft
eyader.
Lou Hagbury, so far as b sheriff
knows, II the cattle deal Is legal, has
nothing against him. but the a C that
he left the machine which the two
men used on one OF Boise's streets
and has not been seen since indicates
that something out OF the ordinary
must have taken place.