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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14
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Mt. View Lodge, No. 179, /. o. o.
F. met at the usual hour, Z p. m +,
March 9, 1918, B. C. West, N. G. pro-
TEN, presiding with a quorum pres
ent. Owing to the extreme in Glenn
ency of the weather a majority OF
even the faithful few failed to put
in an appearance.
The lodge was opened and the u.s.
ual routine business was disposed OF.
Bro. w. H. Jernigan was reporte'
improving slowly. He sits up
part of the time, is very slowly gain
ing the use of his legs; he is yet
partially paralized but thinks now
that he is going to get well. The
prospect for his recovery now seems
good.
| There were no members of the
committees present, hence further
time was extended to them.
So far as ascertained this Lodge
has four members in the training
camps for the war: Clay Barr. Wade
Bussell, L. H. Carr, and Blair Har-
rison. There are perhaps others
ttat have not pet reported.
Our next meeting is on Friday. the
18th inst. Come.
Sylvan Rebekah Lodge No. So, I.
%. o. F., of this city, held an inte-
resting meeting Friday night. with
a large attendance The oficers for
the present term are: Noble Grand,
Mrs. Della Peek; Vice Grand, Miss
HIKE Brown: Conductor, Miss EN-
ma Lofts; Chaplain, Mrs. H. v.
Carr; Past Grand, Mrs. s. B. Ca
ruthers;; Drill Master, J B. Peek:
Organist, Miss Mamie Peek; Secre.
tary, E. H. Boyd; Treasurer, Virgil
Carr.
There will be two limitations at
the next regular meeting on March
22nd, at which time a banquet Will
be enjoyed by the members.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

The necessity for thorough and con-
tinuous training Of troops in gas de-
fense is shown by statement proved
by captured German documents:
The Germans at certain position
on the western front knew the British
were planning to deliver gas at
tack on q German division equipped
with masks, but poorly trained in their
use. In spite Of the fact that they
had several days to drill before condi-
tions were suitable fer the British at
tack, when it was finally made hum
dreds of German casualties resulted.
Many kinds of gases are used In
modern warfare. Some merely AFFECT
the eyes temporarily, and are more
inconvenient than serious. Other gases
are terrible In their effect unless prop
er protection is available. They are
employed in clouds, or in shells,
bombs, and hand grenades.
It is the work Of the field training
section of the gas defense service to
bring home to the American soldier
the importance of his gas mask, to
thoroughly driIl him in its use and
to inspire confidence in its efficiency.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

Massachusetts and Michigan chap
tiers Of the Daughters of the Revolu-
tion are establishing "mending rooms"
In cantonments. These departments
are opened for hospitals, whore hun
dreds of garments are mended each
week.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14
NOTICE OF FEDERAL FOOD
ADMINISTRATOR

Anyone desiring to sell canned
goods will find market for same
at the Maxwell Brothers Grocery Co
at the following prices:
Tomatoes, $50 per dozen, SO per
case; Apples, $125 per doz., $3.50
per case; Beans s1.25 per doz., $3.50
per case.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

1t is reported from Germany that
wood is being largely .lScd In pace Of
celluloid. ivory, and c!her er'}rtnN"es-
for .he manufacture Of cGrAhs. IsX-
.celient toilet cnnlhs r-o 'frtln from
thinly cut birch and be- clr as'd.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14
RED CROSS IN PUTNAM
Mrs. W. NJ. Shanks

publicity and Information. Both.
Phones
In knitted articles the greatest
need for the present is sweaters and
socks. Socks should measure four
inches wide in foot and leg IL or IL
inches long in foot, and IA inches
long in leg. Number of stitches dis
regarded. Number of inches is the
important thing.
Sweaters should be large enough
to slip on head of man who wears
No. 8 hat.
Every scrap of yarn should be
saved Any old knitted article can
be ravelled out and washed and dy-
ed. These scraps can be used to
knit into small squares, then put
together and form a warm blanket
for soldier boy or soldier nurse.
Inquire at headquarters for direc-
tions in washing and dyeing yarn
Mrs. w. A. Howard chairman of
Womans' Work for Putnam County
Chapter, received a letter from Mrs.
Grant, director of Woman's Work of
Southern Division A. R. c. ac-
knowledging the receipt of 10 pair
of socks; IL pair wristlets; sweat
ers; part of the knitted articles
beink work of Monterey Branch. Al
SO acknowledging receipt of go bed
shirts. 80 pair pajamas, all stand
ard, and &175 gauze congresses
(8x4)
Mrs. Jesse Barnes, supervisor of
surgical dressings, reports Thursday
the banner day of this week, when
40 pads and u M. Z. bandages were
gotten out. Algood work rooms in
the home of Mrs. Oscar Clark are
quite busy getting out pads and NJ.
z. bandages this month.
If all the Red Cross workers who
handle surgical dressings could rea-
lize even to half extent, the import
ance-the vital Importance of their
work, there would be three workers
to each job where there is only one
now. You may save the life of your
son, husband, brother or sweetheart
by commencing to work with the
Red Cross within the next hour.
Mrs. Fred White in her usual re.
sourcefulness, planned a most inte-
resting and profitable auction for
Red Cross, last Saturday evening.
The following ten prizes were Civ
en- away--a fine Hampshire pig, IA
weeks old; ham; coop of fine
chickens; sack of bour; 2 bu. seed
potatoes; two collections canned
fruit, and a thrift stamp; cakes,
pies, chewing gum; canned fruit,
were put up at auction, and much
high spirited bidding was indulged
IN, to the good of the cause.
Miss Blanche Darwin proved to be
gamest bidder of fair ones present,
but when Mr.. Carpenter, who won
the pig as a prize, in turn put it up
at auction for Red Cross, Mr.. J. N.
Cox, bidding $23 won the pig. Mr.
J. M. Anderson drew the ham and in |
turn put it up to the highest bidder |
and himself became the highest bid
der. Mr.. JEFF Wall was auctioneer.
and one would never have guessed
this was his first experience, so
profitably did he "cry" his wares. At
the final fall of the hammer s165
was realized with very little expense
for advertising.
A short program was given at be-
ginning of the evening, consisting
OF patriotic songs led by Mr.. Wall.
Dr. Walter McClain, chairman of the
Chapter, made a very educative talk
on Red Cross at home and "oyer
there" Mrs. White was given an
ovation at the close of the evenings
pleasure by number of the local
Red Cross enthusiasts.
HnnHENus
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

Packages containing dutiable gifts
forces temporarily serving In Eng
land will be delivered free Of duty,
provided the contents contain bona
fde gifts the quantity is not beyond
the personal requirements Of the ad-
dressee, and that the parcels are ad-
dressed for delivery to the regimental
address Of the recipient
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

The whole country seems to be
flooded with irish potatoes. Am
trying through various sources to
get quotations that will justify the
farmers in loading a car. The main
difficulty seems to be in the careless
way potatoes have been shipped
from here in the past. If farmers
will agree to assert their potatoes.
throw out all damaged and small
sized, believe l can find a market.
Please let me hear from those who
have potatoes for sale and are will
ing to carefully assort same and ad-
wise at same time how many you
have, so that can git in touch with
you when an offer is made.
Every member of the County Coun-
Gil of Defense and the Food Admin
istration is hereby called to meet at
the courthouse at one o'clock on the
first Monday in April in accordance
with the Governors proclamation
Please bring as many with you as
possible as a statement Of affairs
confronting our country will be read
that everyone should know. The
lives of our sons and the very exist
ance of our country is at stake and
everyone should know the true situ.
alton. JAS. N. COX, Co. Adm.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

Near beer and temperance drinks
coming within the designation Of malt
liquor are included in the Presidents
proclamation limiting brewers Of beer
to 20 per cent of the amounts of grains
and other food materials that were
ussd last year.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

Plans have been announced for the
organization of "Junior FourMinute
Men" in every school in the country.
According to the division of Four
Minute Men of the committee of pub
lie information. bulletins especially
prepared for school children will be
sent during the third Liberty loan cam
paign for distribution by superintend-
ents to all schools in the United
States. Addresses will be prepared
from the material in these bulletins
just as regular Four-Minute speakers
in motion-picture houses prepare their
own speeches from bulletins supplied
by the government.
In each school the children submit
ting the best speeches are to deliver
them in public. According to plans the
boy or girl awarded first prize is to
get certificate from the United
States government as Junior Four
Minute Man.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

navy base hospital with a capacity
Of 500 beds has reached the war zone.
It will take care Of navy personnel.
both ashore and afloat. and If accom-
modatiOns exist will also be available
for army and allied sick and wounded.
All persons or firms engaged In i'm
porting. manufacturing storing. or dis
trihuting fertilizers of fertilizer in
gradients must secure licenses on or
before March 20. Application must he
made to the Law Department, License
Division, United States food adminis-
tration. Washington. .. G.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

Mrs. Jesse Barnes, supervisor of
surgical dressings. reports Thursday
the banner day of this week, when
40 pads and % N. 7. bandages were
gotten out. Algood work rooms in
the home of Mrs. Oscar Clark are
quite busy getting out pads and NJ.
z. bandages this month.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

Subscribe for the Herald-only soc.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-03-14

Every scrap of yarn should be
saved. Any old knitted article can
be ravelled out and washed and dy-
ed. These scraps can be used to
knit into small squares, then put
together and form a warm blanket
for soldier boy or soldier nurse.
Inquire at headquarters for direc-
tions in washing and dyeing yarn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

in jim zasigurala primeren odje-
malski trg, zlasti ma Balkanu, kie
Sc izdelke rabijo in kupujeio. OBJ
enem bi morala drzavna politika
skrbeti, da bi ltndje, XII live cd
industrije, dobili svoje zivljenske
potrebscine "a ceno, XII 10 prinese
konkurenca inozemskih poljedel.
skin producentov.
Ker pa je druga drzavna polo.
vica. Ogrska, pretezno agrarna
dezela, je interesirana ma TEN, da
varuje in dviga ceno svojim pc.
ljedelskim prOduktom brez ozira
ma avstrijsko i~ndustrijo. Ma Ogr-
skem politicno vlado veliki po-
sestniki- agrarci, Hi so zadnja leta
dobili nepodcenljiv vpliv ma vod-
stvo celokupne monarhije. Pod
tenn vplivom silno trpi gospodar-
sko in politicno zivljenje druge
drzavne pOlovice, XII je zadnja le-
ia ne zgolj vsled z%unanjih polite
nih kriz, ampak glavno vsled od-
locujoGega vpliva ogrskih ograr-
nih magnatOv zaGela hirati. IT,
eovinska in zunanja politika Az
STRIFE nj wee V skladu 2 resniGni-
skeugovnsik 4acgduvp. pm 0
mi zivljenskimi interest avstrij-
ske drzave, ke.r Sc interest Avstri-
.ie in interest Ogrske V gospodar.
skem zivljenju niti ma znOtraj in
niti ma zunaj ne dajo spraviti V
harmoniCnO celoto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

IL Sacramento, Cal. porocajo
Resfavrater w. l.. Rigelov mi ho-
Eel zamorcema rev. Il. Allen Har
veyu in rev Mr.. Holmesu servi.
rati jedi, ko sta Jill zahtevala v
njegOvi restavraciji. Zamorca sta
vlozila tozbo in Rigelov Sc .je IL
govarjaI, da Sc je ravnal pc ma
vodilih svojega sina, XII sluzi v ar
madi. Price so dokazah. ola je me-
njal %restavracijo in ola tudi dru-
GIN zamOrcem nj hotel servirati
Jedi.
Sodnik Frank j. o 'Brien ga ie
obSodil ma $50 denarne globe, kar
40 odobraval vsakdo, kdor veruje
V cnakopravnOst Ameriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

Sest miljard dolarjev je mini
mum, dolocen "a cetrto poS0iilo
svobode. Tako .je naznanil zal!ad-
niski tajnik William G. A. Nc
Adoo, ko je gOvoril o kampanji
posojila svobode, XII Sc ie pricela
V soboto,
Newyorski zvezni distrikt ina
podpisati 81, 100000 600 ali tride-
set odstOtkOv. Ma cikaSki distrikt
odpade 14la odstotkov ali S7O,-
600, 600, Ia bostonski in phila-
delphijski distrikt je odloGenih
pc $500, 000,0 900, ma Cleveland in
okraj pa odpade 5000, DOC, 900.
Posojilo BIO nosilo pc 414 cd
stotkov in zadolznice poteceio ST.
le pc dvajsetih letih dine 10. Ok
tobra 1898. Pravica je pridrzana
.da sc Jill zamenja lahkO Is. oato-
bra 1880.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01
H0HENZoLLERNI IN BOG.

Prusi III Bavarci sc ne maraio.
Ce moreJo radi vscipnejo drug
drugega. Berlinski in monakovski
humoristicni listi so V normalnih
easlh polni zbadljivih dovtipov
take sorte. In niti sedaj, ko ie vol
ma "zedinila YES narod," Jim ne
da zilica miru, da ne hi potegnil
'zd2J Ia omega, zdaj oni tega. Ia
10 Ie blla monaNovski "Ju-
gend pred kratkim objavljena
protlpruska anekdota, XII je pa du-
hovitejsa cd navadnih ''prajza in
Bierkeller-vicev" in ina globo-
keJsi pomen tudi brez obzira ma
prusko-bavarsko zabavljanje. A
nekdota je MANFRED posreGena sa-
ira ma pruski monarhizem in hi
Sc lahko pripovedOvala tudi Sc V
kaksni drugi dezeli.
"JuEend'' jo pripoveduje tako-
ic:
Pastor hi rad otrokom pri We
ronauku razlozil, ola je Bog tisti.
Xxi je vse ustvaril, pa pravi:
hdo je tisti, XII della v nasi mem.
Ski DRAW vse, kar .ie tako kras-
mega in velicastnega Kdo je tisti,
Xxi je dial rekam svo.j tok? Kdo
Pusti rasti gozdove7 kdo je dvig-
nil hribe in KIDD Oplakuje nemSke
brege z mOrskimi valovi?
Mali Erie dviga roko.
TOrejf
CHohenzollerni, gospod pa
Stor.
""nec. sedi! Eden .ie, XII je
naredil Use to. tss.
uje prst.
Il ~ Nal cesar. -
we. .NoDen clovek nj naredil
tega.
Henrik Sc oglasa, da BIO odgovo-
ril.
- Kraljica Lula.
Bebec! Zakaj pa ona?
Henrik Sc zacmeri: Gospod uCi-
:elj nam je deial, ola je kraljica
Lula angel naSe drzave.
hmpak Dejal sem YAM ven
dar, ola ne nor storiti tega noben
angel in ne vsi angelji skupaj. To-
rel Herbert povej nam, kdo je ma
redil vSe to?
Ljubi Bog .je ustvaril vse.
Torej dobro, dragi otrok. Ia.
kaj pa jc naredil Bog v naSi de-
zeli tOliko krasnega?
Herbert odgovarja:
cato ker so ohranili Hohen-
zollerni narodu Boga in vero
vanj.
Pastor je YES obupan in pobeg-
he IL sole.
Vojnf department je tidal cd
redbo, pc kateri sc lahko vsahemu
a%meriskemu vo.iaku V Frantiji
poslJe pc en- zavoj, V katerem no.
do bozicna darila. Zavoj ne SINE
tehtati mad tri funte in ne SINE
presegati velikOsti 9x4x8 palcev.
Da dobe vojaki bozicne p~oSiljatvo
pravocasno, moraio biti odposlu-
Tie pred ID. novembrom tega leta.
' svrho boljSe razposiljatve ie
general Pershing izdelal posebcn
sistem, pc katerem Sc bodO odda.
jail kuponi. Vsak zavoi DO moral
biti opravljen s takim kuponom,
in zavoj, ma katerem ne BIO kupo-
ma, ne bo odpOslan. Ma TEN kupo-
nu BIO zapisano pravilnO ime voia
ka, XII sluzi V armadi ma Franco
skem.
Helczn'Ska uprava St iouisu
Jc odredila, da sc lie PREVAIL lca V
mesta. III Sc nahaiaio vzhodno oil
reke Mississippi in severno cd re.
Ike Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

Avstriji:
leta 1901 ..11.81l
leta 1911 pa re ..16.181
V industrijski stroki so Sc ma
Ogrskem najbolj razvili parni
mini kot posledica velike pro-
dukcije zita. V A~vstriji kupujejo
n. pr. moko izkljucno cd Ogrsko-
zidovskih mlinov.
Bio Jill je ma Ogrskem
leta 1863 . l47
ieta 1913 =. 492
leta 1906 =. ...............l9 1908
kar Sc tice industrijske pro-
dukcije, kaze statistika IL leta
1912 zelo pouGno sliko. Pridelalo
Sc je zelezne rude:
V Avstriji ....... .29, 100000 q
Ma Ogrskem go. 10, 5000 600 q
Rjavega premoga:
V Avstriji
....1,58O.O 600 vagOnOv a 10 ton
Ma Ogrskem
.....130.O00 vagonov a 10 ton
" Avstriji
...2,630.O 600 vagonov q 10 ton
Ma Ogrskem
...... 900 vagonov q 10 ton
Sirovega zeleza:
V Avstriji 17,600.0O0 q
Ma Ogrskem ........ 5,434.OOO q
V produkciji zelezne rude, pre-
NIGGA in posebno zeleza, kateri
produkti so "a r~azvoj industrij-
skega z~ivljenja najvaznejSi. Av-
strija daleG prednja6i ogrski dr.
zavni polovici in je v primeri z
Ogrsko prva industrijska drzava.
Zelezo je V narodo-gospodarskem
zivljenju relativ vsega gospodar-
stya kapitalistiGnO rizviti in
Organizirani DRAW. Nekoliko
pOdrejen, a silno vazen Ginitelj
v gospodarskem zivljenju kapi-
talisticnO proizvajalne druzbe je
produkcija rudnikov ODE polOvici
dualitticne drzave, sc nam Sele
pokaze resnicno gospodarska raz-
merle med Avstrijo in med Ogr-
sko. Vrednost vse rudniSke in
plavzarske produkcije je znaSala
(vStevSi saline):
a) V Avstri"
1864 lie, 10000 X
1872. .579,072.OOO X
b) Ma Ogrskem
1904 .......... 53,0O0.OOO X
!'!l 100, 0O0. 600 X
&c Jc V kvantiteti te produkci-
Je, XII Je pravzaprav poleg zeleza
korenina vsemu nadaljnemu in.
dustrijskemu razvoju, taxa rail-
ka, nj razmerje V drugih strokah
moderne ~industrije mic drugacno.
Poleg strojne produkcije ' Az.
striji, XII Sc je "a leto 1912 oceni.
la ma 900,OOO,OOO kron, produkci-
Je roman in portlane cementa a.
1911 - 14,26O.OOO ~ in poleg
produkcije sirovega Ola v Galici.
il q. 1909 - 20, 767, 900 a. !. 1912
- l1,s70,OOO AZ ina Avstrija dru-
go produkcijo, XII Sc mora izvaza.
ii, n. pr. pivo. Piva Sc je skuhalo.
az Avstriji:
loo4 ........ 100000 hi
i9l2 p $4,000 III
b. ma Ogrskem:
iooo 591 900 hi
i9l2 :. 2,932.0OO hi
lsto razmerje je V producciii
sladkorne pese, XII Sc obdeluie v
sladkornih tovarnah. Ma priliko
Avstrija 1928. 10000 q
Ogrska 1912ql3. Al, 900. 900 !
Cello v tel produkciji, "a katero
Ogrska kot agrarna dezela
pogoje, zaOstaja "a Avstriio
v industrializaciji "a pol kota.
IL navedene statistike je jasno
razvidno, da stoji Avstrija ma
pragu, da postane industrijska
drzava. S tenn razvojem bi Sc vie
inala TAXA drzavna politika, XII bi
ia ~razvoj pospeSevala, V prvi VI.
varovala industrijske izdelkc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

I. J. 1870 pow.
Razvoj ~industrije je torej v
Avstriji ocividen in so sc te Ste
vilke d odanes. brez dvoma zopet
pomaknile naprej, medtem ko
kazejo Ste vilke IA OgrskO V de-
s~etle;ju Od lS90-I90O veGjo STA.
bilnost.
Poljedelsca produkcija Una O..
arskem kvantitativno dalec pred
njaci avstrijski vsled cesar je ire
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

Zelczn'Ska uprava y St Louisu
jc odredila, da Sc he PREVAIL lie: V
mesta. Iii sc nahaiajo vzhodno oil
reke Mississippi in severno cd re-
Ike Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

Frank Walsh skupni predsed-
mix rojnega delavskega odbora,
je naznanil, da sc je sodnik Wal
ter Clark, Xxi je bill izvoljen Ia raz-
sodnika V zadevi livarskih delav-
cev pri tvrdki Whcelin Molders
and Foundry kompanije izrekel,
da dobe delavci osemurni delav-
mix.
Clarkova razsodba pravi, da
delajo livarji vfG kot osem ur ma
dan lie tedaj, ce nastane resna po-
treba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

kongres je spreiel predlog, Iii
DO podzgal prodajo zadolznic svo-
bode. Pc tenn predlogu so opro-
Scene davka ZadOlznice svobode
do vsote 10000 cetrtega vojnega
posOjila svObode i'm do vsote $45,-
700 prvega, drugega in tretjega
pOsOjila svobode.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

DRAWN tajnik McAdoo Sc je V
nekem govO-u dotaknil ameriSkih
financnikov, katere .je kritiziral,
ola sc MISC v zadostni meri odzvali
PR nakupovanju tretiega voine-
ga posojila. Dejal je, da .ie bilo ~
med 100000 Amerieanov, XII so
kupili liberty bonde, samo $500,
XII so kupili bondov v vrednos,i
cez $4,000. V TEN Stevilu so vsle-
tie tudi korporacije. 'Bilo bi nes-
mlselno, je dejal McAdoo, trdi,i.
ola je V Zdruzenih drzayah samo
22,5OO MOI, zen in korporacij, III
lahko posodijo tel dezeli wee kot
$4,000 2 nakupom liberty bon
dow.
Obsojal je taktiko svindlerjev
in brezvestnih nepatrijpoti6nih
Judi, XII so kljub ponovnim ape
lom zakladniSkeQa departmental
priporocali i~meitel.jem liberty
bondov, maj Jill premene "a drugc
papirje. ma primer
vsakovrstne obligacijc in dclnice
dvOmljivih podjetij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01
ba, da Ogrska svoje poljedelske

ba, Ola Ogrska svOje poljedelske
prOdukte izvaza, in STEER liz vaza
v Avstrijo "a kolikor mogoee vi
sOke Gene. Da to dOseze, mora V
Avstrija "a uvOz poljedelskih
prOduktov IL mozemstva zapirati
svoje drzavne meje z neprimerno
visokimi carinami, tako da je IL
rocena pri nakupu poliedelskih
prOduktOv kolikor lie mogoGe ma
milost i'll nemilost Ogrski. odnos-
no njenim plemenitaSkim latifun-
distOm.
Zita Sc je ~pridelalo Avstriji
leta 1878 "a 49,. 1894, 000.000 X
leta 1912 "a ....l.918. 10000 X
Ma Ogrskem pa
:eta 1878 IA .... 994, 100000 X
leta 1912 "a .3,O55, 10000 X
Nasprotno pa je v Avstriji "a
znamovat velik napredek V Stew
lu industrijskih obratov, Xxi so We
zana ma zavarovanje roper ne
zgode, kaze sledeGi napredek:
1911 .je bilo 131 1876 obratov
l,231.S1S oseb
1911 je bio 615.042 Obratov
1920. 756 oseb
Xxi sc Jim izplaGalo Ma mezdah
2, 193,Sl1.OOO kron.
T~ovarniSkih obratov je bilo '
Avstriji:
leta 1901 ..11.8ll
leta 1911 pa re ..16.1S1
Y i~ndustrijski stroki so sc Ma
Ogrskem najbolj razvili parni
mini kot posledica velike pro.
dukcije zita. V Avstriji kupujejo
N. pr. mOko izkljucno cd ogrsko,
zidovskih mlinov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

liz Washingtona porocajo: 10.
pet so prisli dokazi ma dan, da Sc
je Nemtiia pripravljala ma vojno,
Sc preden je bill habsburski mad
volvoda Franc Ferdinand ubii.
Ameriska vlada ina tie dokaze V
rokah. Nemske okroznice pripo-
vedujejo, da !je Nemcija pred &C.
stint messed pred izbruhom VOL
ne razposlala finanGne agenie V
razne nevtralne dezele.
Predsednik Wilson je prpglasil
IL. oktObra "a dan svobode. Tega
dine je bila pred Stiristoindvajse-
timi lett Odkrita Amerika. Pred
sednik apelira ma obeine, da :
slavnostjo ~praznujejo ia dan z a
dresami, pohodi in drugimi sve-
tanOstmi. .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-28

Indiana Harbor Number of Subscriptions 1850
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-28

Name of Industry
AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIES G
FOUNDRY
FORGE SHOP
COKE CORP. $3.50.
CHICAGO FLEXIBLE SHAFT CO.. :.
GEN. AMERICAN TANK CAR.
GREEN ENGINEERING CO.
HARRISON WALKER REFR. CO.. i.
INLAND STEEL COMPANY 1900.
o. f. JORDAN COMPANY ........
LINDE AIR PRODUCTS CO..
MARK MANUFACTURING CO. 49,.
STANDARD FORGINGS CO..
u. S. REDUCTION Observation-Disclosures.
UNION IRON PRODUCTS CO..
UNIVERSAL PORTLAND CEMENT
TOTAL
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-20

ainly the most extensive expression
Of landscape art in America to-day. .
An interesting example Of the way
the Grand Canyon gets" those who
live . little with II 10 found In the
technical. and to most Of us the In
comprehsnsible. reports ~ the Gov
ernment topographers and BIOLOGISTS
who studied Il for years. Apparently
in spite Of themseives. these men to
whom rocks and canyons are the
grim business Of nfe. often interrupt
their dry technical pages By brief
bursts Of entAuslams not inspired IN
the least b. science. but BY the pure
emotion Of ssblimity.