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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
ANOTHER CONTINGENT
CALLED FOR TRAVIS
Local Selection Board Will IN.
train 100 White Registrants
July "a; Many Selects Have
Been ReclAssified: Glass Of
1918 10 Be Called Soon.

Tho local draft board ressivsi order
ffom AdIstant asnsral Gibson today
to prspsrs lod -hlte rssistrants Cor
snirsinmsnt for Camp Travis on fbs
morning % Jaiy "a. The sslscts -ili
BE- called 90 tho ssempiion board Zoe
finsi Instruction ON Tuesday Jaiy -
The follo~inx morning Al o. ~ they
sili 90 on a special traln 10 Travis
oibsr coanflss IN the stats have also
been ordered 10 pf~pafe fexlstrania for
movement on that date
The men 10 90 from Logan eoanly
glii BE- from Class 4 % isit ssd rlii
isrxsly BE- made ~ of isoss <ho ~er@
~ classified ana fskel from eiher
csassss and placed In class Al.
1hs foilo~inx iist are m~a taken
f'on other classes ard placed IN eisss
one
Emery e. Eiiis. csfhris
H*m !. Sssin. Guthrie
orisy g. Jones. Crescent
Chester nlchesi. Guthrie
A .. IIennsse. Guthrie
Richard A Carver. Guthrie
Gilbert ~ nesde. Guthrie
John n L-ff~lch. sfr.fford
scosilIe l.. Loxsn. Gufhrle
Pred e Ey<er. Parsons. Kansas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

The dead line on meas hats and
shoes r. y sscA. shlrfs O.. neckflsn.
str and other articles q serronsi
acornmsnf being IN fh.lr proportion
vita . - pr oezf sss When ~ dad
line h crossed
womsn ~oaid no ionksr b< sbie 90
psy more thsn sis Tor . hat without
corfrlbstiny . tan 70 sae oovernmerf
Hsr sovns. street dresses. coioa
rosss. tsosss. sssckfn<s. shoes and
ths Iis> sii ~osl1 mean = tzs xfte- the
sFr~>f Price i~ ~ro>>ded. n the
Trss<sc's idss vsr~ sasp,s5. The
same sssis - t1ss u c.rpets. no.
fsrritsr> <ns oth>r sytl<le- for she
kon>. shs frs<rfsos b>lne - ssre~
esnomips - v<1 - v<vrnsr ssv vsr
SurJp>>s
- n.nv suuls - snvv,s =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

" G Brics. proprietor OF the strand
Theatre at Oklahoma clfy. one Of the
foremost picture houses In the state.
was here yesterday evening on a
short business trip and TO visit the
family of his brother IN Law. Com
were In the thick u the big wind
storm that did no much damage 10
Oklahoma city property last week.
and Il Il wonder We we're not killed
er Injured We ~ers driven 20 shell
ter IN = doorway when the storm hit
ana an Instant after ne LEFT the
street a large timber was hurled 10
the sidewalk on the spot we had jurf
vacated he says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
CHECKING UP rnG
ALIENS IN OKLAHOMA

Richard r Wright. naturalization
examiner of ~ Louis. VAS here yes
terday checking up applications of al
lens for naturalization wriNht said
iaai tho naturalization sersier ~ the
government was Quo af the busiest
departments nov. a. virtually sll lha
field men wore used In training camps
examining TIM hundreds of unnatural.
ized soldiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
BEWARE Of BLUE SKY
eRAFT[Rs N STATE
Exchange Of Liberty Bonds For
Stock In Questionable Com
panies Is Frowned Upon By
Federal Reserve Officials

Oklahoma City. Juiy ii.-Efforss o,
sicck statesmen and promoters TO en-
change stocks they are issuing for
Liberty bonds has reached q point
where action 10 Discourage Il IL nee
esssry. according 10 W Y Rowe. ere
cutive secretary - tke Liberty loan
committee q the Tenih FEDERAL Re-
serve Dsstric'. who has isssed q warn
lnr 10 oil companies and written |,
letter 10 Chester u'~s'f.n of the
Oklahoma councl of Defense. Also
h is the infenfion 70 sens . ieffsr
% AL County councIis of Defense In
Which M Rove szys:
There has been reported 20 ~
v>r eonsis>-zbls zctivify ~ s.ocs
sss<<ner and rronoterz. principally
tbo@- re-resenffnr com1znies whose
securities are s;feriy worthless. IN e.
so--s 20 erchznre the sfocks fk~y are
isssfnx for Liberty bon3s. Tkh
p-zofice l. specifically dS<<< tov.f
~ fbe Treasury D~12rrmrrf zne ne
zkz1 - cous<li>d 20 ehzz->rix>
z,v confi.sznce of u - an &C;
un<-ien1iT - The covsrnment-
The cosnfy cos-czs are berg re-
ss<<ed - report kny ssck czs>
i-ozp<lr. giving The nsn- % he Con
psny sst ~ sGes< naklne sscs -
-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
Tax On Luxuries Asked BY
Treasury; Would Force Economy

wsshins'on. Jsiy Ian extensive
tar on what are dominated luxuries
has been PROPOSED 70 the Ways and
Hssns Committee BY the Treasury
Department. 70 - incisse1 ss . part
~ The eiFhf billion dollar rssense
p'sos q vssrinx apparel 81 both
rsn sni -omsn snd many of fhe ar
fiei<s q home furnishings The ps>n
fropo-e- % IN . dad iine IN fk<
purchase Irios and All above such
Price 5sid for arficles posIs come
within the rznee q luts-5er sn1 bar
q tzx generally fisss sf ~ per cent
A nss's p~yInx - Cor = sslf 20
eio:hes vosis nos - conslseres an
s<f Il <rsrrszzznre. b1t u ke v<re
- ~ 80 ss><~ vos< - - p>r|
e>uf sax % tk< erfrz s1e. rkss nL><-
- - -, - - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

Nashville. Team. July io-~A re-
sised casualty list today showed Ies
persons dnsd and Nc injured. as a re-
salt OF the head On collision yes
terday Of two Nashville. chaftanoogs
Z ~. Louis railway rassengsr train
tear this city. The majority OF those
kiiled OF injured were negroes.
An Investigation as 10 the canse "
the accident viii be condnctei By
George r. Loyall assistant 10 the re-
g'onal director FOR the railroad ad-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
TERMS OUTLINED F0R
USE Of WAR EXHIBIT
Oklahoma State Fair May Get
Exhibit. But Would Not
Derive Revenue From
II.

Washington. Jvly III, Terms under
which the allied war exhibit ma, he
added to the State Fair of Oklahoma
this fall have hern auidlnaa in a
siassmeni from the division Of films
~ the rommlstao on Public lnforma
ton to Representative iialson " sum
herA aud viii be submitted 10 the
State Pair officials. The fair man.
FAemsn, would be required 10 pay The
transportation caarxca for the exhlblt
consisting OF fourteen carloads and
embracing maicriala OF the principal
allies IN the war. from chlcaxo ia
Oklahoma, and flrnish the balldinxs
uThts and other neceaaars saelIliias
Tor making iha display
Tiekrts of admission. with coupon
attached, would be sold for sac. Inc
eoat'on r.deemable for SIC war
tele of stamps would 80 to the United
States Treasury aud the remaining
ticket revenue divided among the
charities OF the allied nations con,ri
bnting 90 the exhibit A. tho pro,.
osiiion stands, the State Fair would
derive no revenue from the enter.
lrise. III advantage being N the
drawing attraction TO the fair proper /
Ih"~e arrangements. according 10 the
l1mmitice. are similar 70 those In
other cities where the exhibit il
shown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
TEACHERS TESTS TO sg
HELo EARLY rHIs YEAR.

Examinations for teacher certi-
fsoates win be held IN the different
counties on July Is. ~ and 20. Il is
announced today by the State super
intendent. n " Wilson The sfsmln-
stion viii be held two weeks earlier
this year on account OF the sumner
schools. County Superintendent win
conduct the exsmins Ions. Miss
Dooliitie has already announced her
dates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
P0|[US SCORE Stroke ON A|SNE;
ALLIED RUSH IN ALBANIA TO VIENNA
White Soldier
Who Outraged a
Girl Is Handed

Waco. Tex. July it.--Nst Eacsf
man, . white soldier. wac naroed
At s:+s a. m. this .morrins ~
Camp Macarthur. No Was con.
sscted os criminal assault on .
school olri last April
ne vas formerly . memosr OF
supply Company 18th Field Ar
tiiiery. tse Vas ~ years cs age.
One evening last April non-
man rset the girl In company
with a boy about her age In .
lonely wooded spot near Camp
Macarthur. The boy ~Aas nrss
attacked ard ran away after which
the avi Was assaulted. The ecy
reported tho affair and military
police were soon on btofsmsn's
trail. ne was captured early in
the evening and the trial followed
soon thereafter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

Stockholm. July 1o-The Finnish
government has ordered all Jews er-
otiied from Finiand before Sept %
ard has Instructed an communities
- deny food 10 Jews s.tsr that date.
according to repods reaching the
Jewish 2ress bBrssu here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
ANOTHER EDITOR IN
DECLARED BANKRUPT

Another newspaper palslahrr In
Oklahoma, William u Ilanley. of i.ts
ton. has filed petition In bank riptcy
In tho y 8 Court hers. lie gives
assass az $4,000 Ia pramlssory notes.
and 10000 In stock aud trade. iiis
liabilities ar. announced a. tf.ns..
7e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
GIRLS WHO WEAR SOLDIERS
CLOTHES ARE FINED.

Two Oklahoma City girls CARRIED in
soldiers clothes. boots and regulation
hats. were arrested ca a public street
In that city last night They were
fined $50 each and now the offcers
are looking for tho soldiers who
loaned the girls the clothes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11


i'aola. Nans. July ilA Isusaa ~
two hundred Or moFu mva ssFty 10.
dny waa patfoliins sAs baaAs ~ the
awaiting The ssgnal 30 rush lafxs
Fatch u slsphnr 10 whlch Il wac BE-
l'esua we're hidden saxan msn ~hs
saszia A. t'sxne rlsrr near hers
hse lsai assht heIa sp south eoana
Missouri, Kansas a Tsxsa passenger
tain 81 Koch aalnx. abort dissaaes
south ~ PAaia, shot three persons.
itotea the uspfssa and matl cars aud
nede their eaeapo The pvara - cem-
posrd ~ members % the county Anu
Horse Thief Association and hsms
Guards ffom ossatouilr and IL led
~ eoansy Rnd railroad offiesfs. All
are heavily armed The pussemsn
we're called loeether within an hour
after news ~ the robbery become
Fnovn and immediately slsfssd oat
IA pursuit ~ the flsplas banalis who
Iefs the scent of lhe haidsp Ia meteor
cara A report reaching here early
q iay ~an that tbs bandits. elosslr
psFsaesi ~ the po-ssmen. absnaonsd
tialr ears and took rsfags In the tim.
Der catch Nhleh y many acres ia ca
,sns aud aifords an ssesiisn, hlalns
place
Tha tfain which loft kaasas ciiy
Iast nlght was boana Cor Parsons.
hans ~hsFs IL rss 10 connsct ~
sish q w. i.oala train Tor san An
,onla
Detalla 81 the robbery. in whleh
tao II the tfaln efew and = ~omaa
Passenger veFe uyandsd b bai-
Iet. from tbs bandits Eans. a. rsiated
ly rAl~aY employee. seem 20 lndl-
'ate the robbers shet ap lbsgrala 10
lerroflss the passengers sna efss
Ss siismpi ~as msds 10 ROB TIE pas.
'snasfn The train was fakksd down
b q sss barking from Koch siding.
so miles soa,h % hers. and the han.
go ssafnsa about she engine. fors-
ne tbs snsineef snd fireman a. the
,cini q reviewers - 80 inss The
lmokinx ear TIE dsors u the smsk-
ns and day coaches ~sre loeksd and
several Of ihs rosbeF party ns az
,nd dosn the slaiss shsotinx Into
~ floor and fhfoaxh ths fosf. stray
lsilsls from thei~ sans striking FIrs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

This u one Os the first photographs
cf fhe ne~ methods of open warfare
\ l., however psactlced hy the French
differently from the Germans Who
advance IN solia formation The
Ffanch sifin9 cut like Americans
we're taught Tor many years afier
the clsll wsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
MILITARY INSTRUCTION
FOR GUTHRIE BOYS
Months Training Will Be Given
Beginning July Is, To Be Called
Liberty Training Corps
Loren Stark in Charge.

For the boys OF Guthrie be-, weon Ghs
ages OF "a and 20 there viii be- 81
fered Of course of military lnn,ruc
tion. beginning Jaiy iaih and cnnsin
uing tiil August 18th The course viii
embrace close order drill. field work.
signaling. phyvical exercises and
slch other military actsyiiicn a. uill
appeal 10 the boys and at the same
time develop them 10 be- more effl-
client soldiers whep their time eones
hoys In their uFse teens are espec.
ielly urged TO take advantage OF the
training in rs much as the benefit
salned from q may be rsallKed be.
ferr The .ssesens war is oscr How
ever al boys between ia ana 80 are
welcome and the first meeting OF the
Organization. which viii be called
Liberty Training corps.~ viii be az
The frst Methodist church Sunday
July liih az 800 O'Clock. Cadet
Loren ID. stark, who has jus, returned
hon Fort sheridan. m. where he has
had Intensive training In the Reserve
OFFICERS Training corI,-. viii have
'harEe OF the work He believes that
ne OF our counsrys most urgent
ieeds at present is leaders aud Il will
'e the purpose Of the Liberty Train
ng Corps" 10 give each boy a chance
o command the company ana learn /
he art OF leadership.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

Chicago, July IL Henry Lucas has
he"n appointed auditor. and |. y
Parkinson local treasurer ~ stsa t'hl.
eaac. Rsek island q 0uif railway
rhelr headlaafsern will b. At Fort
Worth.
7 ~ BEACON II nasned general
manager of all ilnea IN the ncck Ta.
land system. u was announced hers
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
FRAMING A NEW
WAR REVENUE BILL

Washington. July li-prcraraiion<
for framing the new war revenue bill
went forward in the house ways ami
means committee today with atten-
tion centering upon tho list Of sng
gestions for new or higher taxes ON
iuxurics and necessities submitted
yesterday by the treasury de.art
menf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
TRAM ROBBERS sURR0 H,'0ED BY
OFFICERS N WOOD GIVE BATTLE
Son Of Former
Gar Killed
Bp Boishcpik,

Ieaao~. July ii--s~ssassN
ns~spassss e1hlsse . ss.ssmsrt
by a~sas last sesurr~a ssam
Msssa~ shas Aiesis Hemswess.
son ~ Nlshelas Ae~s.assss ths
former Nussgsr smpersr. nae hs.r
bsilsd by boishsvss sslassf ~
means ~ hemo. ssys ~ a.
change rslesfaph asspsses sssm
cepenhaosr ssa2y.
u 10 aIss fumersa that tire
former csar was dangerously
~ourssd by a thrust srem a A~sfs
" sns hands sf nsishss,Al
tfsoe~r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
sa,r,ss IMPROVE POSITIONS

London. July ilin local .s,erar
tian carried oa. las, nlKhs south ~ the
somns. east of vlllers -lsr~nlannsus,
Tho british positions were Improved.
says today'a war office announcement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
BRAKEMAN ksllap IN WRECK

Fairyiew. taly II Mark walsh.
Orient railway brakeman, vas cruah
ed 60 death here last night hy y
string Of freight car. waish was
the oldest employ. In polni of sery
lee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
NO MORE BREAD CARDS
BuT SUGAR IS SCARCE.

You may buy bread now without
exhibiting a bread card. Sugar how
ever. L. harder TO get than formerly.
Two pounds To a person. per week.
Is now the order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
OKLAHOMA WOMAN IS
CONSCIOUSLY WOUNDED
BANDITS SHOOT UP COACHES
AND INJURE MANY AvrKR
RUNNING PAY CARS" IN.
TO BLIND siplNo; MUCH
LOOT THOUGHT To HAVE
BEEN SECURED.


rAsia. juls iis~-Hspsss vss<hsa
hers shss sfsssrssn snAs . hattie n<s~
snsuss shsrsIy ssssv rssa sss~~sr :
pcsss sna me train rebeers IN = ~ssx.
The s~rass are ss~sa sr . s<bsa. "
ie ssated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

German artillery and aerial aet'-
WHY has increased on the Flanders
battlefield but the infantry stilI Il
held in check Elsewhere ON the
western front there has been no mark
Cd acsivisy exceet southwest Of Sois-
sons. where the French have ad-
vancsd and further improved their
positions
Sice the revival of the enemy bom-
hardmen;s most attention has been
paid 10 the sectors north and south
az the Somme. east OF Amiens and 20
the Lys sector west Of Hazshronek.
an important railway and supply CEN
ter in the Flanders region.
Enemy ayiafors who had not beea
very active on the British portion o;
the battle line are quite active ~
Flanders. British airnen in battles
with the Germans have ACCOUNTED
for ten OF them while another fell
before the British anti aircraft firs.
British superiority in the air Is no~
great and bombing planes have out
fogbbf and hsrsssed the enemy IN in
Vulnerable OCCASIONS
French troops in their latest action !
on the Aisne have extended their
lines sroand courcy and Longpon;.
northeast OF villers- -cotierets. En-
envy opposition a; chAvigny farm
has been overcome and French pa
irols have pushed forward to the out
skirts Of Longpont and pene,rafed
Courcy. Prisoners were taken
Further southeast American avistors
have ben active aroand Chateau
Thierry.
Under Frxnco-itslizn pressure
the Austrian troops IN Albania hare
r<irt beyond the Berzf Fierfline.
IN the direction of skumbi river. and
Fl Bszzn- the nearest natural de-
fen<e northwsrd The asacsztion %
B>nt announced from Vienna prob
Ably vAs due to the Italians p@ssars
src1.t F,er1 and the French advance
bes~een Lake ochida and the Tor
norscs valley. up which the Aus
trsans r~sre>set. psrssed BY the a.
Led forces
TIE netfinr In TIE Nac>douisn
fhez.rs has sprssd eastward and tssi
Bulr.-isns are making strong krl
,sckp nor-h % sons<fir. apparently
TO ers~ allied sftentior from Aha
MA TIE Bslzzrizn attacks sere re-
p1ises with kesry Losses By the
Preach. Th<re h rrezf danger That
the B1lezrzn iin>> east - Lake
ochrsds viR be o<rnknk~d. sbeuid
lie Alls>t forr~~ r-<ck the s.srbi
Rp~ss that A1r-zi -1r HIrfse.
= ff-onx prs-Ge-nsr. rzs q be
nx-~< a. ssc~c-or 70 Foreirn ser-
r~<z-y ron Ks-hinznn. rho r.sirn q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

WILL Gpfr MeAlGsrGa pApGa.
NcAIestsr. otis.. Jsiy fo.-Dorich
Campbell o. Nevada. No. has been 90
pointed managing editor of the Nc
kisstsr Daily News -carl,ai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

Detroit labor men have donated
their library 10 Uncle Sans soldier
boys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
FRENCH DRIVE FAR IN REz
WOOD AND HAVE PENE-
rRArED THE STRONGLY
FORTIFIED FORT OF CouR-
CEY: ENGLISH BOMBING
PLANES ARE SUPREME
NOW.
BULLETIN

Rome, July ii.--isaIian and French
troops In Albania have won great vic
tories between the coast and Tom
osiea Valley. More than two tnous
and prisoners were taken, besides
rsny guns and much sr,unlsion and
food stuff. Battles are still raging for
possession Of the rasson positions.
east os Monte Pertiea. An allied
drive on Vienna: is fereshsdo~ed.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23
ZEDINJENE DRzAVE IN ME
HIKA.

IL Washingtona, ID. c., poroGa.
10: DRAWN department .je izdelal
nacrt, pc katerem bodo lahko liz.
vazali razne produkte v Mehiko.
To dokazuje, da izpolnijo Zdruze-
ne drzave obliubo, XII jo je dal
predsednik Wilson dine Z. juniia
mehiSkim Gasnikarjem, in da zelc
ziveti v miru in prijateljstvu s Sc
strsko republiko ma .jugu.
2. Pred vsem je dovoljeno do
meseca nOvembra izvoziti v Mehi-
ko 100000 busljev $50, 1000 toni
koruze. &c bodo trgovci kupili ko-
ruzo v veliki mnozini, jo lahko ku-
PHO potion zvezne zivilske uprave.
=. ~Izvazaio lahko kok, &c ga
naroGe V dolocenih krajih.
B. Amonijak JIG dovoljen "a IL
delovanje ledu, "a rabo v ledeni :
cah in hladnih shrambah, ne pa "a
pivovarne. Y drugimi besedami 4:
Il Mehiko sc postopa v tenn oziru
ravno tako, kot 2 drugimi JUNO
in centralno-ameriskimi republi .
kami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23
ALASKA.

HSto iOos JS NLtidJdi llildll |
III. Seward ma TEN, da kupi vlada
Zdruzenih draw Alaska. Cena, Iii
so jo pla6ali, je znasala 1900
1000. Ljudje so sc smejali, jezili
ter nOrGcvali IL Sewarda. Zemljo, |
"a katero sc je pOtezal ia MOI,
pa so nazivali Stewards Ice |
Box, TO je Sewardovo ledeno
omaro.
Preteklo leto je eksportiral Ia
teritorij lie zlata "a dvakratno ma |
kupno ceno, nadalje IA Sestkrat-
no kupno ccno bakra "a trikatn0
rib. Skupna trgovina Alaske VI
tenn letu Sc je priblizala svoti
$120, O00, 900.
In pri tenn je Alaska Sc vedno
dezela neznanih mogocnosti. Sto-
pila je MANFRED komaj cez prag
velikanske p~rosperitete, XII Sc il
obeta. Pol biljona dolarjev, XII Jill
JIG dala Zdruzenim drzavam te-
kom preteklega stoletja, sc DO
vetkrat podvojilo, preden Sc sto-
letjc zakljuci.
Nepremagljivo stremljenje pc
razSirjanju mcja je %izsililo pre-
nod prekO mogocnega Mississip-
pija, premagalo viSoka gorovja in
doSpelo do prostranega Tihega o.
ccana. To stremljenje ameriSke-
ga pionirja obstaja Sc sedaj.
Ravninc Kansasa in zlati rud-
Iniki California; so igrali glavno
vlogo V neprestancm, prot zapa-
du obrnjencm pohodu ameriSke
Dcivilizacije. Nato je prisel ma
skok ma Clondyke. Tia je prive-
del $ seboj prvo veliko mnozico
pionirjev V Alaska. Mnogi izmed
njih so 81 pridobili denarja ter Sc
vrnili V drzavc. Stevilni pa so 81
,tudi pridobili nekaj boljsega in
trajnejsega kot ie denar, usta-
nOvili so 81 domOve. Slavno INA
nj car scvera Jill je objel in nice
Sar boljsega 81 ne morejo zeleti.
Montana je bila slavna rudar-
Iska in zivinoreiska dezela. Taxa
je bila tudi Arizona. Sedaj sta o.
be DRAW poljedelski in sicer z
velikim uspehom.
Beg California leta 1890 je
bill low IA zlatom. Cd omega casa
pa je postala California ena IL
med velikih poljedelskih draw
Unije.
Sedaj pa prihaiajo in pripove-
dujejo, da je samo farmarsko o.
zemlje Alaske tako veliko kot
skupna povrsina draw Pennsyl-
%vania. Maryland, Delaware, New
Jersey, Connecticut, Massachu-
sets, Vermont in New Hampshi-
re. Pripovedujc sc nam, da tehta
Matanuska krompir pc III funt
in pol. Kazejo nan jagode, XII hi
Ilahko zrasle V Virginiji.
Ali je to ona slavna Sewardo-
va "Iceboxa"?
Alaska &c davno. nj vec stra-
sna divjina. Pametni mozje in
zenske ~spoznavajo, da je tam po-
lett gorkO, dasiravno so zine re-
10 mrzle. Porocila o dejanskih
vremenskih razmerah kazejo, da
je bio V tel zimi V Sewardu We
.liko gorkeje kot pa V New Yor-
ku ali Bostonu.
386,4OO kvadratnih mill Alas
Ike zavzema ozemlie. XII ie enako
chi petini ozemlja Zdruzenih dr.
zav in Xxi je tudi glede podnebja
in naravnih virov prav tako raz-
%novrstno, kot so Zdruzene drza-
We.
Vladni z%emljemerci in drugi
strokovnjaki so razkrili bogate
pokrajine i'll zvezna zeleznica DO
pomagalo kmalu nanovo odkriti
wee dezel. Alaskan premog Sc
smatra "a najboljsega ma svetu
in njena zemlja je mad vse rodo-
wilma.
ZEDINJENE DRZAVE IN ME-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

O%ficijelni cenik zivilske uprave
naznanja, da stane pcka novega
krompirja cd 81 do 81 centov v
prodaji ma drobno. Cena je sla
kvisku, ker Sc nahajamo V casu,
preden pride ma trg krompir liz Sc
vernih draw. Ko pride krompir
IL seventh draw ma trg, DO padla
cena. ,5
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

liz Washingtona porotajo: Pro
racunski Odsek je pricel sestavl.ia-
ii novo davGno predlogo, pc katcri
bo osemdeset odstotkov nadprofi-
ia obdavcenega. Ameriska trgov-
ska zbornica, XII reprezentira anne
risko trgovino in industrijo, se
strinja S tenn davcnim programom,
kar dokazuje, da ne bodo davki
ma nadprofit zadrzevali ameriske
industrije in trgovine v n,jenem
razvoju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

IL Birminghama, Ala, poroea .
10: 'Alabamska delavska federaci-
j." je sprejela resolucijo, v kateri
priporoca Legislature, da mai sprej-
me tax odskodninski zakon "a po-
%nesrecene delavcc, kakrsnega ina
drzava Ohio, XII prepovedu.je "a D.,
varovanje pri privatnih druzbali
in doloca, da ina drzava svojo "a
varovalnico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

LIZ Washingtona, d. c., poroca.
10: Med lJudstvom Sc je razsirila
govorica, da Sc vojaska z%avaroval
nina zplaca v okrogli svoti, &c vo.
jak umrje. V pojasniIo pravi vol
nj department, da Sc zavaroval .
nina izplacuje mesecno in sicer tc.
kom dvajsetih let ali 24O mesecev.
"a vsak tisoe dolarjev z~avaroval .
nine Sc izplaGa meseGno 1915, "a
maksimalno zavarovalnino $40, 900
pa $3.50 ma mesec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-23

Admiral Hintze zeli unicujoc po-
raz, XII prinese mir. Upajmo, da ga
dozivi, cetudi ne, kakor 81 ga on
zamiSlja, ampak boil narobe.