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New-York tribune., 1918-12-16

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of Charles D. Durkee & Company
VIII be held on the 18th day of January,
1919, at o'clock p. NJ, at the office of the
Company, Numbers and 3 South Street.
borough of Manhattan City and County of
New York, for the purpose OF eecting a
Board of Directors and inspectors of Elec-
ton for the ensuing year and for the trans
action of such other business as shall come
before said meeting
Dated New York December 10 1918
P +. WIESE, Secretarv
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16
SAVINGS BANKS
FIN ANCIAL MEETINGS

TO STOCKHOLDERS OF AMERICAN
-, COOKED FOOD SERVICE. INC: NO
TICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a Special
Meeting of the stockholders of American
Cooked Food Service. Inc, will be held at
5he IIe principal l offices of the Company No /
Madison Avenue. Borough of Manhattan
City, County and State of New York, on the
2Srd day of December, 1918, at 80 o'clock
=. NJ, for the purpose of voting upon the
proposition to increase its Capital Stock from
Seventy five Thousand Dollars (s75 .OOO)
consisting cons of 20 shares Of the par value of
one Hundred Dollars ($100) each, to Ninety
nne Thousand Dollars (s99.000). to consist
OF $50 shares of the par value of One Hun
ured Dollars ($l00 each. Notice is also
hereby given that at said Special Meeting
inere VIII be presented to the stockholders
the further proposition to increase the num-
ber OF Directors OF the Company from seven
directors, as at present, to eighteen Di-
rectors.. Notice is hereby further given that
at said meeting the stockholders will be
called upon TO approve the amending of the
CertlIcate OF incorporation, to provide for
SAID increase in the number of Directors and
10 ratlfy and adopt amendments TO the By
Laws, details as to which will be furnished
the stockholders prior 10 the holding of said
meeting.
Dated: New York. December Z. 1918
JESSIE H. BANCROFT. President
ALICE MCKAY KELLY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16
NEW JERSEY
FURNISHED ROOMS

81 WEST 57TH-Large sunny room. Handsomely
aurllsheu' private bath also front parlor: ref
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16

BOARDERS WANTED

90 wEsL oTH-Exccptional accommodations wifi
,ri,cu niSc class board business preferred parol
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16

CLARK. BESSIE.-IN PURSUANCE or
an order Of Honorable John P. Cohalan
NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons ba or =, NJ
ing claims against Bessie Clark. late ~
I ne County of New York, deceased. to nrel
subscriber. at her place Of transsc,tms1 ~ trle 20
business at the office of Merrill, Rosnrs {.
Terry, her attorneys, No. 100 BrosdusaS ~
or before the 9TH day of June next 'n
Dated New York, the 27th dav ~ No-
vember. 1918 @S ol NO
MARGARET L. HUNT rxoo,.u,
MERRILL, ROGERS e. TERRY A.
NIys n Tor EXecutrix, 100 Broadway
Manhattan. New York City. "ay'
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTr,
FEMALE ni

CHAMBERAfAfD. Norwegian: gooa aa,d
understands her duties thoroughly: erneri,s ,sorsef:
ences' wages $40 Sampson Agency 7Sl Irnsssea lsse'
a ye Telephone Plaza J005. H1-nsiua
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16

ISL ST. 3o3 WEST.-Superior accommod ations
gentlemen. front room. adjoining bath; electricity
breakfast: reference e ' oo0'iiOiS
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16

EDWARDS. MARIA jim PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John P. Co.
York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali ner.
sons having claims against Maria ] Ed.
wards, late OF the County Of New YorL
deceased. to present the same with yonch
ers thereof to the subscriber at her place ~
transacting business, at the office of Sage 4
Schoonmaker, No 156 Broadway Manhaftar
in the City OF New York, on or before sh. ~.
21st day of March next '''
Dated, New York, the 7th day or Sow
tember, 1918.
HENRIETTA J. FERNANDEZ
SAGE & sCHOONMAKER, Attornevss ts@ fo-
tan. New York City oe-
New-York tribune., 1918-12-16

ue"o aederfed pending settlement Of railroad contract
*Didea deferred pending decision Railroad Administered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

KY, near Huntington w. Va. The
motor cars which carried 30 men
were demolished.
Baron Won dem Bussche, under sec
rotary for foreign affairs, has re-
signed, it is learned in Berlin dis
patches. Conceivably mis- resigna-
ton is an expression Of sympathy. with
his retired chief, DR.. Won Kuehlmann,
who was forced to resign last week
because if his near pacifist speech IN
the Reichstag.
The sting Of an insect caused the
death Sunday of Bertha, the 1O-year
old daughter of Irwin Senft, of Spring
Grove, Pa. Eight days ago the child
complained of an injury to her right
i.nec. She had no idea of the cause:
but upon examination it was foun.
to be the bite of poisonous insect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Herbert S. Roads, y years old, OF
Washington was shot and instantly
killed yesterday by his brother, James
Roads, IA years old, while they were
playing with loaded revolver at
their home. The two boys found the
revolver and a box of cartridges in the
cellar of their home, and opened the
chamber, and, as they thought, re-
moved all the cartridges. On starting
upstairs. the older boy accidentally
struck the hammer Of the revolver
against the railing and discharged a
remaining cartridge. The bullet
struck his brother in tie forehead and
he died while being rushed to Gar
field Hospital.
American and British troops have
occupied the whole of the Thurman
coast, in northern Russia, says a dis
patch fro Moscow. After capturing
Ken, railroad station on. the White
Sea Coast, the British forces advanced
American and British forces advanced
toward Torok, the Russian bolsheviki
authorities having withdrawn to work.
4 number of Jews have been con-
demned to death and executed at
kherson, Ukraine, for hiding grain,
according to report which has reach
ed the State Department. JEWISH
merchants at Kherson have been cX-..
ccuted also for refusing to give the
names Of the peasants with whom they
dealt and who were charged with con-
ccaling grain.
Jesse Cantrell, farmer, alleged
SLAYER of John Peters, 80, manager of
farming concern, near Bristol, is in
the county jail at Blountsvil!e, Tenn
Peters was shot Sunday night at his
home. The bullet pierced his neck and
death was almost instantaneous. The
shooting is said to have been the re-
suit Of a quarrel.
Six men were killed and fourteen
injured, some seriously, when loco
motive crashed into three motor cars
carrying laborers on the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad yesterday at Louisa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

On and after Monday, JHly 18Th,
the banks of this city will be open
from 8 to . o'clock on each week day,
except Saturday, when they vii! be
open from 9 to y, as heretofore.
This change is made to enable the
employees Of the banks to finish their
work at reasonable hour, and relieve
them of the necessity of working at
night, as they have been constantly
compelled to do of late. We trust the
patrons Of the banks will approve this
action ami cooperate "lln us IN bI!ng-
ing about this Improvement in the
working hours OF our employees.
The Alexandria National Bank,
Burke & Herbert,
The Citizens National Bank,
The First National Bank.
1861
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16
SPEED LAW SMASHED.
i25 Miles Made in $50 Minutes b,
Auto to Save Young Mans Eye.

i25 Miles Made in $50 Minutes by
Auto to Save Young Mans Eye.
New York, July 16.-Traveling 12o
rifles in $50 minutes, from Lakehurst,
n. j. to Bellevue Hospital, to save the
sight of Richard Chartrands left eye.
was the remarkable automobile trip
made Saturday afternoon by Private
Walter Hosely, Of Battery 5, Second
Battalion, New Jersey Heavy Field
Artillery. Throughout the journey
the cars occupants exhibited great
grit and constantly urged the driver
to go faster.
With his mother and sister, young
Chartrand, who is q years old, in a.
auto left the family home at 872 Ease
One Hundred and Sixty-second street
in the morning to visit his father, VINO
is engaged in Government work at
Lakehurst.
In approaching the cantonment the
young man lost control of his machine,
which ran into sand bank and struck
tree stump. The windshield was
smashed and piece Of the glass pierre
cd his left eye. He also suffered
an injury to his righ- knee. Just as
the accident happened c. F. Geiger, 4
boss truckman at Lakehurst, came
along in his automobile and took
Chartrand to the cantonment, where
his injuries were dressed by Major
Sherman, the physician in charge. He
advised his quick removal to Bellevue.
Private Hosely was assigned to the
task of driving the Geiger machine,
which was lent for the trip. The starr
from Lakehurst was made at $3.50 p.
NJ. and ended at the hospital at 6:2o
p. NJ. The trip was made by way
of Lakewood, Freehold, Mattewaa,
Perth Amboy and Staten Island.
Holdups were frequent, owing to the
speed attained by the machine, but the
party was permitted to proceed in eac7
instance when the circumstances were
learned
Reaching the hospital, young Char
rand Immediately was sent to the oD-
Grating room. Everything possible is
being done to save Chartrand's sight,
although the injury is regarded as
serious.
The motor trip was made without
mishap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

The summer session CT school for
1915 will begin at 9:3G a. ri. Thurs
day, July % and Friday, July 2G and
will be conducted in Lee School build
inc. Opportunity will be afforded to
high school and grammar grade STU
dents to make UP work in which they
are deficient, as well as to take work
for advanced standing. 1t is highly
important that all students intending
to take this work shall be on hand
promptly at the above time and place.
16G-eod-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

166-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16
Better Cooking by
Electricity,

Women have long known that electric cooking IS
cleaner that it banishes ali the dust and ashes OF coal
and wood and SCOT and fumes Of gas. They nave
known that it makes the kitchen cooler; the air
purer that is the most convenient way to cook. Now
they have the word of the women who stand for the
most scientific cooking methods known that electric
cooking produces better results than any other
means
Let us demonstrate the various sizes of ranges
and refer YOU to the satisfied electric range users
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

The American Railway Express Co.,
formerly the Adams & Southern Tx
press Company, have moved their
"On Hand" department to Cameron
street, between Royal and Fairfax
streets. All persons having express
goods will please call at this depart
n1ent in the future.
M. J. Mononan,
1874 Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

1G6-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

a special meeting of the stock
holders of the McLachlen Banking
Corporation for the election of direc-
tors. the amendment of it's bylaws
and other business, will be held at
No. 107 North Fairfax Street, Alex
andr;a, Va, on August y, 1913 at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
a. II. McLachlcn, President
Z. II. McLachlen, Acting Sec.
159-30t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16
Executriy Notice.

Having qualified as executriv of the
estate Of the late A. Leroy Jameson
this is to notify all persons having
claims aginst the state to present
them to ne, properly certified, at once
for settlement, and ali persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
come forward at once and settle such
Indebtedness.
\. Grace Jameson,
i61-1Ot Executrix.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

Beginning Monday, July 10, L.
Boyd MCGEE, formerly OF the Opera
House Barber Shop, will be at Ross
Shaving Parlor, corner King and
Henry streets, prepared to give first
class service to both old and rev GUS
toners. i6o-oV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

There will be called convocatlon
of Mt. Vernon Royal Arch Chapter
No. ID, Tuesday evening, July 1G,
1918 at 1850 o'clock. By orier of the
NJ E. high priest.
Work, S. & r. and NJ. 4. Dogs.
A. G. Uhler,
166-3t Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-07-16

Mrs. A. L. Jameson begs to an
nouncc that she will continue the
Photographic business at the Jameson
Studio, 425 King street ard asks a
continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended that stulio.
1G6-3t
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
RAZoRozENJE RUSKE
ARMADE.

London, Anglia. = BrzojaVka
IL Brest Litovska naznanja, da je
Russia prenehala vojno in da je
Leon Trocki, bolsevish vnanll
minister dejal, ma DO Rusija razo-
rozila svoje armade ter ustaVlla
vse nadaljne vojne priprave protl
svojim sovraznikom, stirim teV-
tonskim zaveznikom.
Brzojavka naznanja: Pred
sednik ruske delegacije je pr da-
nasnji seji " nedeljo) naznan1'
da docim Sc je Russia branila pod
,pisati prejsnji separatni mir, da
ie pa sedaj naznanila, da je kon-
cano vojno stanje Nem6ijo, Az
stro- -Ogrsko, Turcijo in Bolgarijo'
Izdana so bila tudi povelja "a
splosno razorozenje ruskih armad
ma vseh frontah. -
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
PETERO AMERIKANCEV
PABLO v BITKI.

q ameriSko armada Franciji.
- Stirie Amerikanci so bill ubiti,
peti je umrl "a ranami, enega so
nasli ranjenega in stirje so bill
vjeti.
Nemci SO prieeli boi s klici "to-
variS" (kamerad), nakar so ma
obeh straneh otvorili ogenj.
BOZ Sc je vrsil poldrugo minute
in Nemci so neprestano streljali.
Natanena porocila o tenn boju
naznanjajo, da je bila ameriska
patrulja, Xxi Sc je bojevala, stiri-
najst moz mocha ter da je bila
naenkrat obkoljena cd velikega
Stevila Nemcev.
Nato, ko so Nemci izgubili stiri
voiake, so Sc upaknili. Ma bojis-
Gu so oblezai Stirje mrtvi Ameri-
kanci in diva ranjenca. STRIFE A
merikanci so ostali neranjeni.
I'll stirje ameriski vojaki so ma
daljevali S streljanjem ma nemske
voiake dokler so bill v vidiku.
Nekdo cd ranjenih Amerikan-
cev Sc je poizkusil privleci skozi
zicne ovire v ameriske strelne jar
Ike, toda moei so ga zapustile. Ma
Sci ga ie pozneje neki tovaris, kl
ga je sprawl V ameriske postoJan-
ke. ~
Bila je takoi poslana ven druga
ameriska patrulja, ki je nasla ma
bojiseu petero mrtvih trupel anne
riskih vojakov (tezko ranjeni vo-
jak je med tenn izdihnil). Poleg
mrtvih trupel je lezal neranJen
ameriski vojak, pripravljen ma
boi, &c bi Sc vrnili Nemci v svrho
preiskave mrtvecev.
V soboto ponoci Sc je vrsilo top
niSko bojevanje, tekom katerega
'ie bill ubit en- Amerikanec in pet
ranjenih.
Ma 'front.', XII jo drze American
ci ma zapadnem bojiscu, ne pove-
liuje vee francoski general. Ze te-
den dni so vojaki ma tel 'front.'
pod direktnim poveljstvom ameri-
skega generala.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
1zPozNAN KR1v1M UMoRA..

New York, N. Y " petek
zveeer je izrekla porota v New
Yorku pravorek mad sestnajst-let-
MIN Pavel Chapmanom in ga pri-
poznala krivim umora prvega re-
da, ker Sc je soudelezil umora mad
bratoma Harry in Samuel Regens-
burg.
Mladenie je v druzbi treh dru-
9Th potepuhov vlomil v stanova-
ME omenjenih bratov, da bi tam
kaj kradli. Ko pa sta Sc brata
vsled Suma zbudila, so ju banditJe
ustrelili.
Proti ostalim zlocincem bodo
kmalu priceli obravnavo.
Pravorek porotnikov nj napra-
vii ma mladega lopova niti naJma-
MEGA vtisa, temvec je popolnoma
brezbrizno dejal: "Kaj zato, en-
KRAFT moran itak umreti''.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
DELAVSKE VESTI.
STAVKA VSLUzBENCEV POU-
LICNE zELEzNICE
KONCANA.

st. Louis, Mo. = Stavka vsluz-
bencev poulicne zeleznice, h je
tukaj trajala nekaj dni, je konca-
la v petek z zmago stavkarjev.
v konferenci Sc je dosegel spo-
razum med zastopniki strajkarjev
in ravnatelji United Railways dru-
zbe. Vsled tega sporazuma je pri-
cello delom $500 stavkujocih
strojnikov in sprevodnikov.
Drrzba, XII lastuje poulicno ze-
leznico, je pripoznala unijo.
Medina vprasanja in Cas- delav-
nih ur bodo resili ,pozneje.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
AMERISKI VOJAK UBIT PO
LASTNEM ToVARISU.

q amerisko armada V Franciji.
= Mislee V zmoti, da ina V temi
pred seboj ma prostoru med anne
riskimi in nemskimi zakopi sovra-
znega vojaka, je ameriski vojak,
ki je stal ma strait izprozl pusko
in usmrtil lastnega tovarisa. Re
eeno je, da je neki serzant oddal
usodepolni strel. Ustreljeni voJak
ie bill nekaterimi tovarisi zunaJ,
kjer je iskal trupla usmreenih PR
prejSnjem napadu. V temi Sc Je
oddaljl cd svojih tovarisev, In ker
Sc nj odzval pozivu straznika, ga
je slednji ustrelil.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
Bo1sEyIKI so oDREDMI RAzoRozITEV RUsK1H ARMAD
IZcREDI v KoDANJU. ABDUL HAMID UMRL
v Nemciji vlada veliko veselje.

London, Anglia. = Neka brzo-
javka IL Amsterdama ma Ex-
change Telegraph poroca sledece
"V Nem6iji vladata veliko We
selje in entuzijazem, ker je prene-
halo vojno stanje med osrednJlml
drzavami in Rusijo. Po vseh me-
stih so razobeSene zastave in veil
ko je veselje vsled Trockijevega
brezpogojnega podanja.
"Sklenjeno je bilo, da maj osre-
dnia gospodarska komisija, ki je
sedaj V Petrogradu, uredi zopet
zveze med Rusijo in osrednjimi
drzavami kakor so bile preje."
NemSka brezzicna vladna brzo-
javka, XII je dospela semkaj, ma
znanja, da je Rusija prenehala
vojno in da je pricela razorozeva-
ii svoje armade ma vseh frontah.
(Lenin in Trocki ne moreta zata-
jiti, da Sc po njunih zilah pretaka
zidovska kri. o ur.)
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
oBIsK v UREDNIsTvU.

V soboto sta Sc zglasila ma
Sem urednistvu gg. DIR. Bogumil
Vosnjak in Rudolf frost. Prvi je
sin gospoda Mihaela VoSnjaka,
poznanega buditelja slovenstva "a
casa Taborov in oceta slovenskih
posojilnic, ki prebiva sedaj V Svi-
ci in ker Sc vsled svoje velike lju-
bezni do slovenskega naroda ne
SINE vrniti V domovino, da bi pre-
zivel veGer svojega zivljenia med
svojci ma zemlji, katero je toll ST.
emo ljubil in "a katere dobrobit
je deloval vse svoje zivljenje. Go
spod Bogumil Vosnjak je dospel
il Londona in je clan Jugoslovan-
skega odbora, XII ina tamkaj svoJ
glavni sedez. Prispel je V Ameri-
ko, da DELUXE "a ujedinjenje srb-
skega, hrvatskega in slovenskega
naroda V zmislu Krfske deklaraci-
je. V Chicago University bo incl
predavanje, v katerem bo povedal
o krivicah, XII Sc code jugoslovan-
skim narodom pod avstrijskim ze-
zlom
Gospod frost je pa ma potova-
nju "a organiziranje drustev Slo-
venske Narodne Zveze ter mas Je
obiskal kot mas start znanec, XII Sc
vedno oglasi V nasem urednistvu,
kadarkoli Sc nahaja Chicagi.
Poleg imenovanih dveh mas je
obiskal tudi Mr.. Frank Korbar z
Witt, Ill. Ogledal 81 je naso It's
karno, nakar je odsel ma postajo
in Sc odpeljal z vlakom domu. Bill
ie V Milwaukee, kjer je incl tr-
govske opravke.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
sUMLJ1vA sMRT.


Pittsburgh, Pa. = Ma nekem
kupu snega ma Ross ST., v blizini
thornburskega mostu je bila maj
dena mrtva 35-letna Katarina La
verify. Policija je mnenja, da je
ona umrla V stanovanju njenega
liubimca William d.. III Y. go 60
burgu, XII je odnesel truplo ma ce--
sto, da obvaruje dobro mnenje o
deklici, s katero je bill zarocen in
katero je nameraval v kratkem
porociti.
DR.. I. w. Walsh IL Graftona je
izjavil, da je nesreenica umrla ma
gle smrti vsled srcne kapi.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
|.PRIJET CRNEC RADI UM0RA

Sharon, Pa. V cetrtek so tu-
kai prijeli crnca James Majorsa,
XII je obdolzen, da je pred enim
tednom umoril zakonska Davis ma
niuni farmi. Aretacija temelji ma
deistvu, da ie bila v hisi ernca, XII
je As let star, ozenjen in oce pete
ro otrok, najdena puska in naboji
istega kalibra, kakorsne je nasla
policiia v stanovanju umorjencev.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
Mir

Principi, XII Sc bodo predlozili
so sledeci:
81. Da vsaka posamezna tocka
koncne pogodbe mora sloneti ma
popolni pravici onih vzrokov in
takih sporazumih, XII bodo skoro
gotovo prineslf trajni mir.
2. Da Sc ljudstva in provinc ne
more prestavljati izpod enc obla-
sti pod drugo oblast kot navadno
blago ali zastavljeni predmeti V l.
gri. Pa tudi velika igra bi sedaj
"a vedno izgubila veljavo ravno-
tezne premoci.
3. Vsaka teritorijelna poravna-
va, zapletena V tel vojni Sc more
izdelati v interesu in dobrobit pri-
zadetega ljudstva ne pa, kot po-
samezni del uravnave ali kompro-
misi zahtev med nasprotujocim
drzavami, in
4. Da Sc bo vse dobro dolocene
narodne aspiraiije podpiralo v po-
polno "a dovoljnost, ki Sc jih jim
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
UPOR KAZNJENCEV v SYRIA
CUSE, N. Y.

Syracuse, N. Y. = Ko je pc
tex serif Patrick Fitzgerald pu-
still svoj revolver V pisarni, nj niti
V sanjah mislil, da je tenn spasil
zivljenje mnogih kaznilniskih u
radnikov in obenem preprecll u
por kaznilnici.
Med odhodom v kaznilnici sta
napadla serifa diva kaznjenca, ki
sta ga topim orodjem udarila po
glavi, da Sc je nezavesten zgrudil
ma tia. Ko sta bila kaznjenca po
vroei borbi obvladana, sta prizna-
la, da sta hotela S serifovim samo-
kresom ustreliti vse paznike in ma
to pobegniti Stanje serifa je zelo
opasnO.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
Hisnili zahtevajo vecjo place.

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Hisniki v
liudskih solah zahtevajo povisano
place in krajse delavne ure. Ii so
delali dozdaj po 80 dni v letu, ne
da .bi bill placani "a delo, XII so ga
izvrsevali ob nedeljah in prazni-
kin. Njihovo delo znasa IA do Is
ur ma dan maksimalno place 80
centOv ma urO.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
ZDRAvNIK zRTEv KRvNE
OSVETE.

San Francisco, Cal. = Felice
Prato, odpusceni Clan laske finan-
ene straze je ustrelil DIR. W. D..
Buehla, zdravnika neke tovarne.
Morilec je nato nameril samokres
proti svoii glavi in Sc ustrelil. o.
stavil ie belezko: "Umrjem, ker
sem zadostil pravu vendette" (kr-
vne osvete).
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
AvToMOBILSKI TAT0vI
PRIJETI.

Atlanta, Ga. = Tukajsnja poll
CHA je aretovala petorico ljudi, XII
pripadajo neki organizaciji avto-
mobilskih tatov. V treh mesecih
so ukradli ii tatovi avtomobilov v
skupni vrednosti 100000. Dom
neva Sc, da so delali ma zapoved
stirih oseb "higher up.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
PoNEvERBA.

Louisville, KY. = Razpisana je
nagrada "a prijetje George I. Mar
tina, tainika Louisville Savings
Fund Company and Building As
sociation, XII je pobegnil dine Is.
ianuarja in odnesel seboj $780,
900, XII jih je poneveril pri ONE
njeni druzbi
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
PRIZNALA JE UMOR MAD
MATERJO.

Angola, Ind. = Gospa Ward
Coleman je pred sodiscem prizna-
la, da je v petek ustrelila pusko
svoiega tasta svojo mater, ker jo
je slednja vedno zapostavljala. IL
javila je, da je matt z njo posto-
pala kot z zivaljo ter da nj mogla
vec prenaSati takega zivljenja.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
AMERISKA KOLONIJA v Pc
TROGRADU JE VARNA.

Washington, D. G. = Ameriskl
poslanik Francis je postal brzo-
javko, s katero naznanja, da sta
amerisko poslanistvo in IkoloniJa
V Petrogradu varna. Brzojavka je
bila oddana 6. februarja in pravi,
da je "mesto mirno"
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
ABDUL HAMID, BIvSI TURSKI
SULTAN UMRL.

Amsterdam. Holandija. = Alb
dul Hamid, turSki sultan je umrl
V nedeljo "a neko boleznijo ma
pljueih, naznanja brzojavka, XII je
prispela preko Dunaja IL Carigra-'
da. Pokopan bo ma drzavne stro-
Ske.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12
Makedonska fronta.

Pariz, Francija. = Ma obeh
straneh Sc je vrsilo topnisko bo-
jevanje, zlasti zivahno pa je bilo
ma zapadnem bregu reke Vardar-
ia in OBJ reki Cerni, kjer je sovraz-
mix obstreljeval naSe prve vrste
pri Makovu.
Glas svobode., 1918-02-12

laSCer at Sn1CaSO, LII, February 1AIn
Act of October 9th 1917.
nem$ke strojne puSke in en- Ia
kopni moznar.
Sovraznik je incl obcutne izgu-
be.
En- sovrazni protinapad je bill
uspeSno Nase izgube Stejejo
dvajset moz.
Jugozapadno in zapadno Cam
braya Sc je vrsilo topnisko boje-
vanje. V tenn okraju je bilo vsled
naSega obstreljevanja razgnanih
nekaj nemskih delavskih Get.
Italijanska fronta.
Rim, Italia. = V pondeljek Je
sovraznik osredotocil svoj .ogenj
ma nase postojanke iztocno in Ia
padno Frenzela doline. Napadi na
nase move postojanke ma gori
Monte Val Bella in Col Del Rosso
so bill odbiti po ognju nasih bate
rij.
Dale iztoeno, ma juznih poboe-
iih Masasso Rosso je poizkusil ne
h avstrijski oddelek pod var
stvom artilerijskega ognja napre-
dovati in Sc priblizati nasim posto-
jankam, toda nj mogel prodreti
vsled naSega topniSkega ognja.
Neki mas letalec je sestrelil dvo-
lie sovraznih letal.