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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29

in each scene which appears on the
screen, and the spectacle simply beg
gars description. The Fox production
is flaWless in it's setting--ma gnificient
beyond compare. The performance of
Theda Bara is at all times vastly in
tereSting. Never has Miss Bara
looked SO regally beautiful, and if the
original Cleo was half SO lovely as her
prototype we do not blame Antony
for renouncing Rome. The pagean-
try is inspiring, the crowd scenes are
handled with skill and there is a
thrilling reproduction of the worlds
first naval battle where Cleopatra
complete fleet of eighty vessels are
burned to the waters edge A visit
of Cleopatra and Pharaoh to one of the
Pyramids, the Queens trip to Tarsus
and the scenes In Rome are trium-
phantly impressive, the assassination
of Caesar in the Roman Forum in the
third and and burning and sacking of
Alexandria in the eighth both being
thrillingly portrayed. Fritz Iieber,
who is cast as Caesar, played with the
late Richard Mansfield for years, in
the same character.
The banquet scene at Tarsus which
Cleopatra arranged to impress the
Roman Antony was social affair of
no small dimensions, the willy queen
we'll knew what she was doing-her
aim being not only to tempt Antony
but to dazzle the eyes of his large
retinue of generals, and to have re-
ports of her wealth and beauty freely
spread among the Roman legions. She
knew that a hundred tongues were
better than one when it was a ques
ton of spreading the fame Of Egypt
over the Mediterranean. Altogether
it is the greatest spectacle that has
ever been put upon the screen. The !
sphinx and the pyramids were built |
for it. Great Egyptian and Roman |
cities were erected to stage scenes |
that had thousands of people in them, |
and above all the story is true to the |
main facts Of history, showing as it |
does the beautiful queen using her
sex to juggle with the political his
tory of Rome and Egypt
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29

We have correspondent, but fitfully
and inadequately, and there were
many subjects touched on slightly, in
that correspondence, which we had
each looked forward to simplifying
in the freer medium of speech.
We Didn't Talk for Five Minutes on
Each Subject
Her list, accordingly held the
names of the various people about
whom she wanted to ask me or to
tel me news, and brief suggestive
headings of several topics that she
wanted to hear more about-a trip
we had taken. what we were doing in
our town in the way of war work,
etc. etc,
Naturally. we did not sit down and
talk for five minutes on each subject
She simply brought out the list,
showed it to us that morning, laughed
over it with us, and then, the day be-
fore sh. went home, looked over it
again to see what important sub
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29
as MINUTES FROM
BROADWAY" TONIGHT

After several weeks of diligent re-
hearsing Of the cast and chorus under
the direction Of John j. Mullin. the
play ''Forty-five Minutes from
BroadWay,' to be presented by the
L. A d b. society as a war benefit
for the members in the service, is
now ready for the public. 1t prom
Uses, Judging from previous rehearsaIs
held at the Lyceum, to be the great
est success ever attained by amateur
players in this city Although the
hrst sale of tickets all but taxed the
capacity of the theater, there are still
a few tickets to be had. A matinee
was given this afternoon
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29
Maeter1inck,s' THE BLUE BIRD
nARTCRAFT Picture
AT THE LYCETM

of a dry sermon 1T developed INTO a
V1rile presentation, sparkling with vi,
Vacity- In adapting this work to mo-
ton pictures, director Maurice Tour
neur, who staged the production for
AIRCRAFT, has carried out the idea of
the author in making the photoplaxf
understandable. He discussed the
scenes with the tiny actors, who are
theoretically the leading characters.
believing that if these children eau
grasp the story, the average patron
of moving picture theater, with the
aid of the lucid titles which embel-
lish the film, should easily follow the
play and understand the a1legory-
The result is a unique play, of stu
pendous magnitude, in which is in
corporated the highest technique OF
Photographic art. with multiple alm
exposures requiring infinite care and
patience.
Settings of colossal size and en-
sembles of hundreds of people make
this photoplay a mighty spectacular
offering in which the artistic details
have been carefully looked after.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29
Madge Orders the Bars-What Hap
pened ON the Road

pened On the Road.
It's a five minutes walk if one
speeds ones steps from our house to
the post office, which is the geograph-
| ical, civic and social center Of the an
cient village of Marvin. But if one
walks slowly, as l did, enjoying to the
utmost the early summer day, tho
time consumed stretches to 10, even
to Is minutes.
had another purpose in lettering
by the Wayside than the mere enjoy
ment of the out-of-doors. If my sus-
picions concerning my neighbors were
correct, then one of them would ap-
pear somewhere along the road.
But there was no disturbing pres
ence anywhere, although / kept a
sharp lookout. I went to the post Of
flee, receiving only a pile of the inevi-
table advertising circulars for my
pains, and dropped in at the local
hardware store across the way to ar
range the putting of iron bars upon
the windows of my room.
''Many Rumors."
The old man in charge, of whom l
had bought many small articles,
grinned broadly when L gave him the
order.
whats the matter with all you
folks up in that section?'' he wheezed.
Got a burglar scare or are you afraid
the Germans will get in when you
amt lookin'?'
"Why?" [ asked, smiling, although
ordinarily the salesman's Ioquacious
familiarity would have annoyed me.
But his question had fathered
startled query in my own mind, one
to which I wished an answer.
"Why?" he echoed. Jest because
yours is the second order I've had TO-
day for iron bars on windows. That
there Jap what works for the folks
that's rented Mis- Durkees house, he
was in here early this mornin' and or
dered bars for every window and
door in the house.
He can sling English fast enough
when it comes to ordering things, but
when / asked him what they was
afraid of he shook his head the way
the Chnk laundrymah does when
you havn't brought your laundry
ticket along, pretended he didn't UNI
derstand. But you bet he did under
stand, allright-just didn't want to
answer, the pesky heathen!'
I was glad to escape a. direct an
swer under cover Of this TRADE
Having secured the information /
wanted, | decided to forestall any
curiosity he might have concerning
my own order
There have been many rumors u
burglars lately. Mr.. Smith," L said,
land I'm foolishly nervous, [ suppose,
because there is a porch easily climbed
just beneath my window. / hope you
can fix those bars today"
The old man beamed at me in re.
ward for his gratified curiosity.
I'll just do that, Mis- Graham" he
said. '"Those other folks order Is
ahead of yours, but they'll just wait
till l git yours done Serve 'em right
for bein' so blasted top-lofty."
THANK you so much, Mr.. Smith,
[ returned, although / knew his decis-
ion and my acceptance of it were
faulty ethics. Good day
In another moment I was on thf
street again. my face turned toward
the open road
| walked briskly now. for the lura
Of the open was upon me. I'd been too
busy for weeks to take the tramps I
love SO we'll. I was eager to get to
the woods, to find certain fallen oak
knew by the side Of a brook, to sit
there and Invite my SOUL after I'd
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29
IMMORTAL THEDA
AS "CLEOPATRA'

The crowds who witnessed the
opening performance of Cleopatra
with Theda Bara as the Siren Of the
Nile, were all unanimous in their
verdict that it is the biggest screen
spectacle that has ever been presented
in New Britain.
The picture is so big that one is
completely overwhelmed. 1t seems as
If fortune must have been expended
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29
THEATRE
Hartford

THURSDAY, MAY 2-One Night
Only, Charles Dillingham's Production
of Irving Berlin's Best Musical Com
edy-STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
Prices 25c to $50. Seats on sale.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY "a.
(Matinee Saturday,
CHARLES DILLINGHAM presents
GENERAL POST
VIM. COurtenay-Thomas A. Wise
Prices: Nights, 25c to So; Mat, BEST
SEATS 81. Seat Sale Wednesday,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29

Oatmeal macaroons can be made
with sponge cake butter, thickened
with rolled oats and dropped on balk-
ing tins.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-29
jects we had failed to touch on, and
brought them UP that night.
81 Forgot the Most Important


Usually when I visit with friends
CT receive visits from them, our next
few letters are filed with such
phrases as, GLOW about such and
such a thing? I meant to ask you
when you were here or IT forgot
the most important thing I had to
asy you; where is-etc., etc" Doubt
less, even with the list, we have for
gotten some things, but it stands to
reason they will be much fewer,
] have long advocated keeping
lettings of topics to be touched on in
ones letters. I respectfully recon-
rlend this as an extension of that
plan,
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
PROFESSOR MASARIK V
Chicago.

V nedeljo DO dospel V Chicago
slavni ucenjak in eden najvecJih
sinov ne Samo ceSkega, temvec
skupnega slovanskega naroda,
professor Masarik. Ma kolodvoru
ga bodo sprejela vsa tukajsna ce-
Ska druStva, organizacija Ceskega
Narodnega Zdruzenja in odbor ter
clanstvo Slovenskega Republican,
skega Zdruzenja.
Slovenci Sc zbiramo poslopju
Slovenske Narodne POdporne Jed
note ma 2657 S. Lawndale Ave. OBJ
1 80 popoldne, nakar odidemo
skupai ma, postajo Northwestern
zeleznice, kamor Sc bo pripeljal
Masarik vlakom Z vzhoda. Oni
roiaki, XII ne bi bill pravocasno V
poslopju S. n. P. j., maj gledaJo,
da pridejo vsaj pravocasno ma po-
staio Northwestern zeleznice. Maj
bodo tam vsaj OBJ 1:45 popoldne.
Pri tel veliki manifestaciji ma
cast profesorju Masariku, ne sme
manjkati nobenega cikaskega Slo-
venca. Pokazimo bratskim Cehom,
da socuStvujemo njihovlm1 pra-
viccnimi zahtevami in cilji, in A
merikancem, kako zna slovansk
narod ceniti svoje zasluzene mo-
ze. Manikati ne SINE nobenega.
Professor Masarik je znan 'kot e.
den najveGjih uGenjakov, politi-
kov in znanstvenikov, kar jih je
rodila slovanska majka. Bill je
professor ma praskem vseuciliscu
in dolgoletni voditelj ceskega ma
roda. On je eden najboljsih govor-
nikov, navdusen Slovan in odlo-
cen nasprotnik in pobijalec neeed-
nih aspiracij avstrijske Wade, ka-
teri je povzrocil ze marsikateri 81
wi las.
V sedanji svetovni vojni je pri-
celia vlada "a MIN pogon, toda
Masariku Sc ie pomocjo prijate-
liev posrecilo uskociti preko meje
in tako odnesti zdravo kozo izpred
nosa avstrijskih rabljev.
Vojno sodisce ga je nato V ME
povi nenavzocnOsti obsodilo ma
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
MED AVSTRIJSKIMI NARODI
Sc KAzEJO ZNAMENJA
REVOLTE.

London, Anglia. - ReuterJeVa
brzoiavka naznanja, da revoluclJ-
sko gibanje V Avstriji Vsaklm
dnem bolj naraSca.
Med Slovenci, HrVati in Srbl Sc
ie vrsilo ljudsko glasovanJe v prld
zdruzenja Srbijo in Crnogoro v
emo samo neodvisno jugosloVan-
sko drzavo. Ljubliansk knezo-
nadskof je dusa tega gibanJa.
"V jugoslovanskih provincah
Sc vrse demonstracije zelo resne-
ga znacaja," pravi brzojaVka. -
"sedaj prihaja poroeilo, da je ma
zahtevo avstrijske Wade, prlceI
papezev nuncij ma Dunaju po ma
ro6ilu papeza disciplinarno prels-
kavo proti ljubljanskemu knezo-
skofu ker Sc je slednji postavl ma
cello tega revolucijonanega g16a-,
MIA. " sSE
Pricakujejo Sc senzacijonelne
stvari." NV
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
Prof. Masarik " Chicagu.
NEDELJO DOSPF v CHICAGO VELIK SLOVANSKI POLL
Tx, PROFESSOR MASARIK

smrt, toda oplaSeno vsled pritiska
zdruzenega ceskega naroda, je OBJ
sodbo zopet razveljavilo.
Professor Masarik je bill zadnja
leta V Londonu, sedaj pa je prisel
ma obisk k svojim slovanskim bra
tom Zdruzene drzave, zato SlO-
venci ne Smemo zamuditi tie prili-
Ike, da sliSimo govor tega slavne-
ga ucenjaka, politika in velikega
Slovana.
Slovenci bodite V nedeljo dine
5. t. NJ, tocno oh poludveh popo[
dine vsi V prostorih poslopja Slo-
venske Narodne Podporne Jedno-
te!
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
AVSTRIJSKI SLOVANSKI NARODI so PRICELl DAJATl Do-
SKA sVoJI LJUBEZNI DO 'DOMOVINE' AVSTRIJE.

Get re bOri ma italijanski boJn cr-
ii napram Avstrijcem. Ii voJah
so opravljeni V italijansko mltor-
mo.
Ia detahment spada k neEi ees-
ko-slovaSH armadi, katere so bile
organizirane V mnogih srediselh
in katere spadajo bivSi podanlkl
AvStrO-OgrSke.
PoroGevalec Daily Malta mama
MIA, da je prihod teh Get izzval
veIiko presene6enje in zmesnJavo
med avstrijskimi poveljniki, ka-
teri Sc boje vtisa, ki ga bodo ma
pravile tie cete ma avStrijsko slo-
vanskO vOjaStvO.
To porocilo je priSlo skozi roke
obeh cenzorjev - italijanSkega IN
angIeSkega - in je torej avten-
ticno. Najbrz je tudi odpad Cehov
vzrok, da Sc nj Sc pricela re tako
dolgo obetana avstrijSka ofenzlva
proti Italiji.
Praga, glavno mesto ceSke kro-
novine, je bila re opetOvano Sre-
disco velikih demonstracij proti
Nemcem in Nemciji.
DemonStrantje so zaSramovah
avstro-ogrskega vnanjega mini
stra grofa Cernina in slava-klici
nazdravljai ameriSkemu predsed-
niku WilSOnu in ententi.
Vodje opozicije proti nemSki
vIadi 50 GeSki clani pa"lamenta IN
sIovenski, hrvatski ter srbski dele
gatje.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03

Ely pismo z bojiSca. Mladi poroc-
mix je bill ubit V Toul SektorJu v
zraGnem boju, in pismo, ki ga Je
pisal ocetu, slove:
"Zelel hi vam povedati, da maj
Sc zgodi menoj tukaj karkoli, ne
zalujte in ne klonite duha. Vloga
je - kakor Liberty bond - in ne
izguba, ce umrje clovek "a svojo
domovino. To je cast "a druzino
in nj cas- "a jok.
"Jaz bi raise pustil svojo rod
bino bogato ma dobrih spominih
name in mole zivljenje, kakor pa
V zalosti in tugi vsled mole smr-
IT,"
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
DO PRVEGA JULIA 30 MA FRANCosKEM BoJIsGU EN- MI
IIJON AMERISKIH VOJAKOV. VOJAKI II FRAN
COSKIH ZAKOPOV V Chicago

bill izpostavljeni ognju topov,
streInih in navadnih puSk, je do
speIo V torek Chicago, kjer bo-
do pomagali pri kampanji prodaJe
bondOv svobode.
Ko je teh osem vojakov zapu-
stilO Union postajO, kamOr so do
spell po pensilvanski zeleznici cd
vzhoda, jih je wei svojO sredo
detahment vojakov Stiridesetega
peSpolka. Ma celu vojakov je ko-
rakala vojaSka godba.
Nj bilo nikakvih zastav, ki bl
povedale, kdo so bill ii fantje, to-
da prinesli 50 S seboj duh tujega
bojne polia.
Sive jeklene Gelade, XII so varo-
vale njihove glave V Eakopih pred
kroglami in Srapnelskimi drobci,
so varovale sedai njihOve glave
dezja, XII je neprestano padal
med njihovim obhodOm. Tezko OBJ
lozeni mozje so pri6ali dolgih
pohodih in aktivnem sluzbova-
nju. In ljudstvo, ki je stale OBJ
cestah, kjer 50 marshall ii juna-
ki, je odkrivalo pred mimi svoje
glave, dobro vedoc, da so to vete-
rani ameriskih Get V Franciji.
Poveljnik teh moz, ki so tukaJ
ma misiji Posojila svobode, je SER
zant Owen G. Hawkins IL Red Ga
ka, lowe.
"Pridobiti 81 francoski vojni
kriz, je bilo nekaj lahkega", je
dejal, ko je bal vpraSan, "toda
prejeti potem poljub cd generala
ma ODE lici, in to pred fronto IL
so6erih vojakov, to pa je bilo ne
kOliko tezje".
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
MILLION AMERIsKIH GET OD
/ JULIA Ma FRANCOSKEM.

Washington, D. c. - ' Wa
shingtonu Sc je naznanilo, ola bo
do l. Julia ma francoskem bOjiScu
en- million ameri$kih vojakOv.
Ker ne smemo povedati, kakSno
ie stevilo moz, ki so sedaj ma from
ii, vedar mirne vesti lahkO rece-
mo, da iih je preko 100000, kajti
vojni tainik Baker je obljubil, da
bo tolikO Stevilo mOz ma zapadnl
'front.' "zgodaj letu 1918" "
S transportacijo Get zadnjih
treh mesecih Sc je prekOsilo vse
rekorde, in vsled tonaze angles
kin Iadij, ki jih bo dala Anglia
ma razpolago Ameriki, menijo Z
gotovostjo, da bo StevilO ameriS-
kega vojaStva ma francoski 'front.'
znasalo 1. julia 100000 moz.
To pomeni, da bodO Zdruzene
drzave V stanu dati materialnO
pomo6 svojim sayeznikom Sc pred
koncem pOletja. AmeriSki Oddelki,
ki stejejo re ve6 stOtisoeev moz,
so re ma bojni 6rti in V rezervi.
Velike skupine ameriSkega vojaS-
two so Sc re vdelezile bOjev ma
bojiS6ih Pikardije in Flandrije.
To ie sedaj pravi veletok anne
riSkega vojaStva, ki prihaja preko
oceana, ostajajo6 taboriScih lie
malo casa, nakar so te ameriSke
brigade takoj porazdeljene med
francoske in angleSke Gete, ki StO-
ie sedaj V rezervi. AmeriSke cete
ostaiajo V taboriS6ih samo tride-
set dni, natO pa so prideljene Ia
vezniSkim Getam. Prideljenje a.
meriSkih vojaSkih organizacij med
angleSke in francOske brigade, k
obstoje IL samih starih izkuSenih
borilcev, je ve6 vredno kakor me-
sece vezbenja tukaj in tam preko,
in Amerikanci so kmalu perfektno
izvezbani "a vojnO.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
NAMERAVAL JE UMORITI
MATER.

Trenton, N. J. = Josip Sozno-
ski, "a let star, je primal pred po-
licijo, da je viii materino kavo
karbolno kislino, ker mu matt nj
dovolila, da bi vstopil V armada.
Matt je pred policijskem sodis-
Gem izjavila, da je bill MEN sin Sc
liza mladih let slaboumen, vsled
cesar je treba preiskati njegovo
duSevno stanje.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
GENERAL FALKENHAYN JE
IZGUBIL POVELJSTVO MAD
TURSKO ARMADA.

Hag. Poroca Sc, ola je bill
nemSki general Falkenhayn odsta-
Wien svojega mesta kot powell
mix turske armade.
Falkenhayn je zelo osovrazen
pri Turkih, XII pripisujejo njegovi
osebni nezmoznosti svoj velik po-
raz Mezopotamiji in Palestini.
Njegova vojaSka karijera je
menda "a vselej izigrana.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
NAJNOVEJSI SPORT NEMsKE-
GA KRONPRINCA.

Geneva, Svica. = Brzojavka IL
Cologne poroca, da je prismojeni
nemski kronprinc izpalil lastno-
rocno par strelov velikega topa,
Xxi bombardira Pariz. On je zelo
zainteresiran V delovanju teh to-
pov, pravi nadalje brzojavka, in
je re veckrat obiskal mesto, odko-
der obstreljujejo Pariz.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
BLIZZARD v ALPAH JE PRE-
PRECIL NOVO AVSTRIJ-
SKO OFENZIVO.

Washington, D. c. = Italian
ski vojaSki strokovnjali menlJo,
da je nepriGakovano slabo vreme,
Xxi ie nastopilo V gorah Severne
Italije, prepre6ilo nameravano
avstrijsko ofenzivo. Brzojavke IL
Rima, ki jih je prejelo italijansko
poslaniStvo, pravijo, da je divjal
pa gorovju blizzard ter da je zapa-
do ma nekaterih mestnih do Sest
cevljev snega.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
TATVINE MA KOLODVORU v
ST. LOUISA.

V cetrtek je bilo tukaj aretova-
nih troje ljudi, ker so kradli blago
IL tovornih vozov ma tukajsnjem
kolodvoru. Pri John Vahngu, tr'
govcu zganjem, so dobili tride'
set steklenic zganja, XII so bile u
kradene IL tovornega vagona.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
CEsKE CETE so Sc PRIDRU-
zILE ITALIJANSKI VOJSKI.

London, Anglia. - POrOGeva-
lee Daily Malta poroGa IL italijan-
skega glavnega stana, da 50 Sc
ceSke cete pridruzile italijanskim
eetam in da Sc prvi detahment ten
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
AMERISKI VOJAKI II FRAN
CoSKIH ZAKOPOV V CHI
CAGU.

Chicago, III. - Osem nash fan
tov, XII so Sli ze veGkrat cover the
top, katere je ze dusil strupenl
plin in zalival tekoei ogenj, ki so
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03

Roia ia teden Sc zakliuGi kampanja Posola Svobode
Kake nezmerne vaznosti e vojno pOsojo, menmo ola
nam potrebnO zopet naglaSat kaJ to SmO Stor Ste'
nh urednislIh in drugih Glanlh re pree.
Ne zOpet dOgO III SlrOko opsoVau VaAo
si tega poSoa toda rad Sc enkrat ome da DO TO po
sOO prpOmogo do triumane image demOkraclJe mao aVto
racO do unGena milarizma in imperlalzma, IN 90 Aa
svobode mam narodom med katere prSevamo tudl MI
Sovenci.
Predsednik Wilson je objubil, da Amerika ne odneha
preje doker nj pOrazen nemS miarzem dOkler nj stfto
prah OSabnO nemSkO nkersvO IN dOker ne zaSe zara o
bOde taGenim narodom Svea
re vzvisene besede Xxi bodo Sc doga sOt!eta pricae
clovekoljubnosti tega vekega amerlskega dZaVk 50 nam
svete in MIN verujemo bo kakOr naJsveeJsl prsegl
Glee naS gazeni bratje start dOmov 50 Sc prlce "a
veda vekega trenoka yes narod je vta kakOr moz IN
c ega tepaneg gazenega brezpravnega naroda Sc sso
tia do levega broga naJskega IN ondotm Sanop
nh maronet e poast strah pred tenn orkanom ga Je
zval zdruzen mas jugoOvansN narod zvezl SVo Dra
skim Severnm bratom CehOm.
Slovenc! Cas- priSel mi gemO ola mas ne naJde ne
ppravjene Ideja ugosovanstva mlsel brastVa zaVeS'
moG pre$na duse nash poniznh metlcev starr doo
n in pod vsam samnatim krOvOm je nasla odprta Srca
Mas narod start domovn e re zednJen; treba Je samo
revoucje in enentinh zaveznkoV pa Sc Oouo u
nicle naSe teznje
Brez boia pa nj image brez zrtev svobode!
Va sveovno demokracio in svobodo bijejo malone vsl
narod sveta Ia tie vzvsene deae e bo pree re potoke
6ovese kr Ia e svete ellie e darovao svoJ naJyecp e
TEX svoje zvljenje re mione mladh nadepomh moz'
ia to pemento ideo je koncao vesa1h svoJe VenJe
koli pedesesoG avstrjsh SovanOv Xxi bill poDesen od
avstriish rabev ma povee uh krvosesov Ia ia vvlsen
cili Sc bore slovans prosovoc - bivs avsrJs podamh
koro ma vseh vonh rona to pemenito ideJo bo pre-
lilo svoiO srGnO kr tSOce amerlsklh moz
Tn mi ali mai Sc strasmo zrtev? Sell daJo pr1merJa ma
90 denarne zve onm XII jh bodo doprnesi ii dvn una-
H strenh jarh? Ne Maj zrtvujemo Sc toko vse to Sc
zdaeka ne more prmerat tvam onih k skrope bona po
liza svoo xrvjo, katerh obedee kosl trohne oah
tuji zemlji! 7o;o
Roial! tenn tednom bo zakljucena kampanJa prodae
bondov Posola Svobode Mi uverJen, da so te KAN
pan vsi Slovenci sori svoo dono bi pa bl Sc kJe
do Xxi e dozdaj odasa maj ne odasa n renotka Tec en
s mai akoi 1ni bond Posoiila Svobode tenn bo sorl
vsa mali meri svoo dolznost in incl bo zavest da e poo
tudi on svo ar ma altar Demokrace in Svobode ter tenn
prpomoge borbi pravicno stvar
Da Sc udesviio ii vzvisen nasi ideali prpomoremo
ahzo samo tenn &c kupuiemo bonde Posojila Svobode
Nj pozabila Amerika nevesa dnevih nase poreoe
ma mas gadne zene in sromasne, pozabmo tudl
mi danes njeni tezki uri!
ognju Sc preizkusa zlato!
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
En- million AmeriCanoV ma
FranCOSkem.

True translation Postmaster Chicago illinois, May 3
uired bv he of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
ZAVEZNIKI BODO POMAGALI
RUSIJI ORGANIZIRATI NOVO
ARMADA.

Petrograd, Russia. Russia Sc z
vso resnobo pripravlja vstopiti
zopet V vojno. Eksekutivni odbor
Moskvi je adoptiral in odobril
naGrt vojnega komisarja Leva
Trockija, vsled katerega Sc bo pri-
cello Rusiji splosno vojasko vez-
banje, kateremu Sc bodo morali
podvreei vsi mozje cd 16. do 40.
leta, in izvrSila Sc bo konskripcija
vseh delavcev. Oni, kateri ne pri-
padajo V te razrede, Sc bodo mo-
rail- tudi vojaSko izvezbati, toda
ne bodo vzeti V armada, dokler ne
bo skrajne sile.
V armada so bill pozvani re vsi
najboljsi general, castniki in dru-
gi mozje vojaskega aparata, sa-
mo civilni komisarji so dozdaj Sc
izvzeti.
Po novem naGrtu upajo ustano-
viii veliko armada V desetih me-
Secih.
Zborovanja so Sc vdezili angles
Xxi, ameriski in japonski reprezen-
tantje. Use stranke Sc strinjajo V
sledecem:
"Vstopiti nazaj V vojno> kakor-
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03

LEV TROCKI BO POKLICAL POD zASTAVE VSE KAR JE
ZMOzNO NOSITI OROzJE. - UDARILI BODO PO NEMCIH.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
20 Avstrija, ii dom ST noj!"

with the Postmaster at Chicago Illinois, May '"
1918 as required by the Act of OctOber6t 1911
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
Rusija mobilizira move
arrnade.

filed with the at Chicago Illinois, May %
1918, required by the Act of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-03
SMRT "a DOMOVINO "VLOGA
- KAKOR JE BOND SVO-
BODE.

Nekaj dni preje kakor je bill u
bit ameriSki porocnik Dinsmore
Ely IL Winnetke, ki je sluzil V "a
vijatiGnem zboru V Franciji, je pi-
sal svojemu ocetu or. Jamesu O.