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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

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Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
with ILL., February
uired by the OF October
Ogronnna stavka v
Angliji.
v ANGLIJ1 JE zAvLADALA OGROMNA STAVKA XII Sc WE'D
NO BOIL RAZSIRJA MNOGO DELAVSKIH ORGA
NIZACIJ JE zASTRAJKALO VSLED SIMPATL
JE DO TOVARISEV

LONDON Ogromnemu strajku, ki Sc Je pce AhglL sc
n prruzo sdemtisoc rudarjev Ammanu Carmarthenshe IN
Walesu
Zsraka so vsed mpae do rudarev IL sOsednega okraJa
Xxi kaznovan ker brez dovoenJa zp delo III Sc Vaee
M pogreb nekega svojga ova cetrtek Sc DO vrsa
ma se rdare najb razasena generana stavka
LONDON ponoci nj porocao nkaklh novlh
akih zvzem stavke South Walesu ker Je a eektrcaeV
progasa savo doego 47urnega dnevnega casa tedn
ondonskem disrktu nj bo izprememb Med zeleznlskm
vsuzbenci Sc poavlja vedno vec stavkarjev.
zeleznski uadnki in postaenaceniki skeni Ga bodo
straj jkai nadajnh Stirindvajset ur
Namerava so pozva pomo Londona toda ia namea Sc
prepreca da bo zadeva pred razsodscem utr o
ella.
Hoeki kuhar drug vuzbenci deai oda zutral SO o
Ii prisiljeni opustiti deo
" Belfasu in Clyde e poozaj nepremenJen NekaJ
Gasgowu Sc e povrnio ma delo SavkarJl 'asgowu 1'
mai Sc vsa deavska vprasana predoIo kabmetu Glasgow J
dospeo petero tankov
LONDON = Motormani veke londonske podulcne zeezhce
co el danes zutra strak vsakega prednazama Danes
ponoei e YES promet ma poduleni zeleznici poclval
TIE noduGne zeeice posuzuje dnevno vec kakor 4oo
londoneanov XII 81 morajo eda pomagati famozm lohooSh
omnibusi in navadnm vlakl
Mnoo Indie XII deao trgovikem in nancanem deu me-
STA bod pes svoh uradov kamor dospe sele opo
Va sedeze ma omnibusih Iudje pretepall
vsuenc podulene zeleznce dobi osemurni delavnlk
dnu seda pa so zasavka ker jim druzba nj pacala one
pol ure Xxi jim e razpolago "a obed
Pcakuie Sc da zastraka udi motoman ma omn
bb IN scer yed smpae do motomanov ma podulcn zelez
ooh Tenn bodo pa nabz prdnz udi stroevodJe ma okamh
in deh vakh Ce zgod tedai bo Londonu sploh Vsak
promet nemogoc
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
ma Dur1aiu.
MA DUNAJ so PRISPEII STIRJE VLAKI AMERISKE MOKE.
RESKI zUPAN JE POSTAL WILSONU SPOMENICO, V
KATERI PROSI, DA Sc REKO PRIKLOPI TIA
LII SRBSKI REGENT, PRIMO A
LEKSANDER, JE DOSPEL
PARIZ.

DUNAJ Ma dunajsh ucah je nudil pondeljek
poged e med civnm pebvasvom poava skupna
Anneriancev sestojeea moz III Amekanc dospe Du
mai popoldne stirim ovonm va naozenmi amerkO moko
Dospeo 1900 moke Xxi poslal Amerikanci ola
peGio bvsem avstrskem gavnem mestu Dunasko
bivalstvo je Amerkance navduseno sprejeo
Ko so Sc Amekanc voz skoz jugoslovansko ozme jh
udie smaa Avstrace Novozeandc Junoakance in cello
"a Svede bio Dunaju oda kakorhro razrila
uci Amerkanc takoj oso vseh Dunajca
Kjerkoli prikazali ames voak takoj nabraa
mnoIca ud Tisti Xxi lomi so angescno, sta
viii Ameriancem vsakOvSna vpraSana tOz svOJh mad
logan, ker je veliko pomanjkanje Mvl in premoga
Vsak va k e prpea moko katera e bla izroeena duna
skim obam je 25 vojakov Amer voaki sedaj
nastanjeni neki SOIL naepsem dunajskem okraju
PARIZ Pedsednik Wilson in drug delegate mirovne kon-
pre cd peednika naodnega veta Re od eske
memorandum katerem naznan ola e postaa Reka
S srmoglavljenjem Avstrije neOdvisna drzava.
eso Rea posuzuoca pravic narodnega samoodloce
odoco da ved narodnOSnh III ekonomskh razogoV
prklop Itaji e memorandumu Narodno mesta re-
ie da bill mestn zupan in odbonl vedno
Italijan
''ugoovansa rgovna XII e a skoz Reko je znasaa samo
odstokOv prOme uk Od Skupnega JugoS0Va
skega o pkO Reke SamO rnaJst prOcenov DO
o 81 odstokov skoz damatnske luke kaee Je ta
LIZA prpravena odstopiti JugOslavii
PARIZ februara Prime Aeksander srbsk regent e do
spe Paz danes OBJ enaish dopone Ceprav prnGev obk
mix Poncare van minister Pchon sbk mnstrss predsednik
sbsk minister NIenko Vesnc Paai obzalujeo da e
doSp nkogno bO dana meu Parzu prloznoS Ola
smpa do rbkega regenta in rbske armade akor
zgod oh phodu angeskega in taijankega kaa ter ma
Sega predsednka Wisona.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
Razne vesti.
zALosTNA UsoDA DELAVKE.

BROOKLYN, N. Y. = Veliko
zmeSnjavo je povzrocila V cetrtek
nesreGa, Xxi Sc je prigodila tukaj-
Snji tovarni American Rope Mfg.
Co. Neko veliko kolo je namrec
odtrgalo roko 38-letni delavki Ma
ry Sank, XII je umrla, Sc preden je
dospel ma mesto nesrece pozvanl
zdravnik. Nekatere delavEe so Sc
onesvestile in jim je bilo popolno-
ma nemogoce nadaljevati z delom.
SodiS6e bo pozvalo IA odgovor-
most upravo, ker nj posvecala do
volj pazljivosti notranjim varnost-
MIN napravam.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
STARKA v OBRAMBI SVOJE
VNUKINJE.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. = Tukaj
ie V petek 52-letna Mary Arena
sekiro ubila svojega najemnika
30-letnega Filipa Nicolas, ki je ho-
tel posiliti njeno vnukinjo. Nico-
las je umrl po pekaj urah "a pri-
zadetimi ranami, a nesrecna zen
ska. Xxi je branila cast svoje vnu-
kinje, je bila aretovana in odpe-
Llama jeco. -
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
DELAVSKI AGITATORJI
ARETOVANI.

PITTSBURGH, PA. = Tukaj
so bill aretovani trije uradniki u
nije strojnikov, ker so razdeljeva-
Ii pamflete, ma katerih Sc je ogla'
sevala seja unije V Delavskem
templju. Policija pravi, ola ONE
njeni trije MISC imeli dovoljenja
"a razpecevanje take literature,
sodnik pa je dejal, ola so ii mozje
"delavski agitatorji" in da Sc bo-
do mogli zagovarjati pred sodis-
Gem.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
AVSTRIJSKI CESAR Sc zELI
RAZPORoCITI.

CURIH. - Neki praSki list po-
roca. ola namerava bivsi aVstrijski
cesar Karol vloziti prosnjo "a loci
tev zakona.
Bivsi cesar Karol Sc je ozenil |.
1911, z-italijansko princezinJo III
to Bourbon-Parma. IL tega zako-
ma .je bilo rojenih petero otrok,
stirie decli in ena deklica.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
IFALIJANsKE zAHTEvE,

Italia zabeva Ease Trent do pas vStevs JUNO IL
roko Tst sro Reko Zader Sbe veG del damatnSke ooa
Avlno njenm zaedem proktOrat mad Abanlo posest he
kb otoov kaere ie izguba Tuka ekOm pohaSke VoJne III
province Adajo yzams Franea in Anglia teltoj MAN
Azi. -. J., ,l
Italia nadalie zahteva mai amanske Ooke in s del dali
atinse oba k Sc GA ne bO prpoznaO ItajanOm nevara
C bosa Fanca in Anglia razSiri svOjO koonano poses A
m tedai mai Itaa razSi svOJO posest Ertre III lpoS
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
ZFLEZNICARJI Sc ORGA-
NIZIRAJO.

WASHINGTON. : TukajSnji
delavski voditelji naznanjajo, da
ie V zadnjih mesecih okoli 100000
zelezniskih vsluzbencev storilo
zvezo. Vecina teh ljudi nj dOzdaJ
pripadala nobeni organizaciji.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
CEHO-SLOVASKA.

Nova slovasa drzava ustanova oemu blvse
grske asvi Ceske Moravske sta re nkorpo
sovaSke orae Ogske Cehl maJo re sVoo
drzavotoda soSe vedno konku Pojak Rutenc Romnc III
Nmc kakor tud Avstrc in adzar ker Ceh pravo Ga ne-
Ska SaSa nemSka Sezia prpadat etnogracno now drza
Ceho-sovaSke zahteve protsovJu poskm zahtevan
Ada SIpze in nekaterh deov Gaicie ahteve Ceho
po ozemu severoiztoen sme prs kontkt hutenc
in Ukranci vzhodni Gaiciji
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
DECKU PRISoJENIH $4,000
oDSKODNINE.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y. = Tu-
kajSnje viSje sodiSce je prisodilo
1O-letnemu deGku Jamesu Longa-
ere IL Yonkersa V tozbi proti YOn-
kers R. R. Co., odSkodnino "a IL
gubo njegove leve noge znesku
$4,000.
To je bila ze druga tozba, kel
pri prvi so porotniki MISC mogll
zediniti.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
ZAHTEVAJO KRAJSE DELAV-
NE URE.

NEW YORK. : Organizacija
tukajsnjih krznarjev je sklenila,
da bo pricela -stavko, ce Sc ne
.skraisa teden ma "A delavnih ur.
la stavko je bilo oddanih 1883
glasov, proti pa 49,
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
MORILEC POLICISTA 30
MORDA VISEL.

CHICAGO, ILL. Albert John
son, morilec policista Martin Cor
eorana, bo obeSen V petek, ce GA
viSje sodiSce ne pomilosti.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
PoLJsKE ZAHTEVE.

Poaki mao svoo astno armada zahtevao vzhodno Ga
clio Lvovom XII e Ukrajni in maorusko province Colm
Ma severovzhodu zahtevao Poak da meso Wilma pr1za
kot poisko Vino zahtevajo Ltvmc III oolJseN III
zadn podprao svoe zahteve ogrozJoco voJasKo
ak ne zahtevao Nemcev nemSke Seze IN Poznanke
zapadn Prs temveG ui Gdansko tako ola dope foa
direkno morjem. ~
dobe Poja Gdansko bo vzhodna Prussia oorea Oh Ven
m fer bo osaa Nemci naseen otok obdan koginkrog od
Poljakov
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
ANGLESKE zAHTEVE.

Veika Britannia e mnenja da Lga narodev pOtrebna IN Ga
mora bti usanovlena ma sedanji mirovn konferenci
Anglia po vladaa tud mad nemSkm oocjem JUNO evatoJa
"a AvstraIiio nmS jugozapadn Afi mjo JUNE 1r1ke
Ravno tako nadvadO mad nemSko vzOcno rko III ao he
katerimi deli Arabic in MezOpoamJe
Veika Britannia nareda udi pOgodbo drusm zaveznskl
mi narod pogedu pOprave $kOde vSed acnh napadoY III p
gedu nienh izgub brodOvju,
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
BELGIJsKE ZAHTEvE.

Belgia ahteva maj Nema paea povzroceno skodo naJ
mani OOOOOOOOO frankov OOOOOOO all pa Sc mnogo Eec
S da i Nemea ne povrne strojev drugih pOtrebScm h h
e vela Belgi Bega mnenja d b moraa b ona PfVa pa
cana in odskodovana ba ud katero 50 Neme IN
vazra dae ba njena nevraa poptana III ker Je Nec
nretrpea kakor katerakoli druga drzava vOjni
Belga nadae cd HOandke levi breg reke Schea
IN oloo Maastrich XII sc belgijsk Lmburg Be9a
no oboiaa tudi ma em Luxemburgu peblse III naJ
okaze kan zele Iuksemburzan spada ali Belgi all trane
ali zee avtonOmijo.
To so gavne zadeve Belgje povzrocaJo kofkt foa
o vsed mel k ih zahevao Begc HOandska vada e pr o-
lii da modificra pogodbo brodava re Sehed tao oa DO
imela Belgija enake pravice S HOlandsko
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
FRANcosKE zAHTEVE.

Franca predvsem da AzSko Lotanska brezpogoo
~ fer prvco da usanov svoje francoske meje mr proti
reke Rem vsed cesar bodo mOra sanOve dave h
ma cd ten bo morebt Prussia Fancja hOce ul anekal
ustje reke Sarre
Nadaje Franca zahteva da mirovna konterenca
prepoveda bregu reke Rene dale pro severn gd
voiaSkh naprav barak mOst trdnJav IN udD @ zoh opos
NO mzrane vIada da Sc mora dati udvu prebva tel zon
pro da sao odoe zei spadati ali hoceJo prpadat
CHI ali morda ze ustanov svojo anO drzavO ali morda zee
pri zoped pod NemGijO.
Francosk racm "a poprave Franc Sc nj gotov vendar le
bo posak zbornici namanjeno da bo ia acun aSa oko
&C 900 100000 frankOv ali $13 2O0OOOOOO
Fancoska vada ne ze izvaati protekOrata S ker Je
nen da tamone udstvO toko civzovano napredo
da ne potrebue protektora M da b vaaa mad to de-
zeo svoh aStn nteresh nekakO varstvo doker lie DO ~
poponOma zmozna da bO vadaa samO Sebe.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
UNIJA zELEZNISKIH URAD-
NIKOV.

PEORIA, ILL. = Zelezni$ki u
radniki V TEN mestu SO sc Organl-
zirali in sc zdruzili z BratOvScino
zelezniSkih klerkov.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, February 4th,
1919, as required blythe Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
GRSKE ZAHTEVE.

Grka ze sevemi Epr Tracjo Carigrad obai Bospola IN
Dardanee kaere ze predednk Venzeo posav po
menarodno kontrolo Grska ud vaet Smrne Mali AzJ
fer nrenie tuke otoe Sredozemskem vstev one N so
mani nod menom Dodecanesus kaere zahteva Italia Ease
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
with the Post at Chicago Ill., FEBRUARY
8 as required by the Act of October 9th 1917
ZahteVe e1tentinih
zaveznikOV.

Delegate peteh vees par mrovn konterencl Sc sedaJ
ppaviao da ro vOje vpaSane vpraane vSeh svoh
prijateljskh zaveznikov pogedu zahtev po ozemlju
ZahteYe raznih drzav so SIedeGe:
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
RoMUNsKE ZAHTEvE.

Teritoriian zadeve Bakanu zelO kOmpclrane 1on
mia zbeva da dob svoO pOsest on del rske BesaraD M ga
ie dobla cd centran pogodbo Bukares katef P Sc
daj neni pOsest ROmunja zahteva tudl JUNO poouu
doba d Boloare DO drg balkansk voj KdOr Je poseSu
pb;ie in Dodze zvaia ahko ud kontroo mad sjem reke
Donave =. :, lsL; mo
@ Bnkovino in TranvanijO dObrsen ko bogatega pooe
seoa ozemlia Banau To pa je zopet proslovu
Se E Sc sicue pavice vehk del Bana katere j.
doba voino pogodbo zaveznm drzavami kakol tual ae
okrae bvse AvroOgrske k meo severn ma roo IN kae
' pb Ji ba in Romunija sta posai svoje 6ee Banat
d branio pavice in svoh drzav Med tem eetam
oo francoko voastvo nevtrano zono ola Sc prepreco ~
sovraznOsti
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
sRBsKE zAHTEVE.

sa zaheva da dob cd bvSe habsburSke monahe boShC III
Herzegovina kaer zahevi nObena skupma Od entente lie
Na6 "a mkorporaco Jugosavje bivSe habsbulske province
Hrvaske vstev obreze okroze mea Reke so u
JugosOvanOv. -
Jugosovanske in italjanske zahteVe so ostrem aSPo
bI odronsko oba eede bodoGnosti Reke in hrvatSkh
nstanisG ter abansh damanskih Otokov Crnogo para
men e vo ga unijo CogOro Sbo kar bl prdstavao
nesno usoovansko drzavo toda fakca h repezenra kra
Nkito e proesaa pro vsa u h ne b pustla Crnson ME-
samoyade. :. - H.
Tako e udi kOnfikt med jugOsovanskm drzavmkl Ill eo
~ Ts Sovae ki zabtevao velik kos ozemja ozroma hOd
nix IL Ceke do arana Ogske in Ervatske ola zagotoe IL
hod mOrje.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
zAHTEvE KITAJsKE.

Ktaki deegati zee b jim zaameio preprectev nada
neo uiega mperazma proo da jim povrne klalChau
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
BoLGARSKE ZAHTEVE.

enray m Bogaria brezpogono kapiurala in e nna DO
yina cd magovacev vendar nj bogaska vada gp
npania d Sc prpoznae nene mee uzn Macedo op e.
geisEi obali in Traciji
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04
JAPONSKE ZAHTEVE.

Japonska pa mrono konerenco kakor e deJa ]apon
ski eeeat brez vsah tertonJanh zahtev a
bo gede Using Taua zroclla naza haJs aSo
dba k1enene med Kitaisko in Japonsko mau leta 1915
tJaponska e dea baron Maxine, mi lmela nlkdar naeh
vmesevat Sc rus afere oda pr vo pomaga Rs Ga 20
pet vpelje red ., ,.a ,o,o-
aponska z dobi nemske koncesje Shantug polo
oku JUNO pacno ooce avnka k e preJe prpaoao
NemciL
Glas svobode., 1919-02-04

February 4th
919 as required by Aet of
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
GARDNER LAKE

Mrs. Archer and son of Bethel spent a few days this week with Mrs Charles Winchester.
 Leslie C. Baldwin of Franklin visited relatives here this week
 Mrs. Clarence Rathbun is spending a week in Norwich.
 Miss Ethel Champlin, who has been visiting her mother for a few days has returned to Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Fish and MT. and Mrs. W. White of Leffingwell visited S. A. Dolbeare Sunday.
 Mrs. George HentZ and daughter of Providence, who visited relatives here have returned home.
 Mrs. D. H. Reynolds of New London spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Sydney A. Dolbeare. /
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Portiand.-Edward F. Markham of Riverview picked a small apple on a tree in his yard at Riverview Wednes- day. It had been on the tree all winter and does not even appear to be frost bitten.
 Middletewn. - Tomorrow Sunday will be Middletown B. P. o. E. Sunday at Arlington hospital. New Haven. The trip will be made by. automobiles fur nished by the local members and free transportation will be given to all members who go. Pies. cakes and home made things will be taken to the wounded soldiers.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
POLAND COUNTY MEETING
 AT NORTH COVENTRY MAY 2S

Plans arc complete for the fiftt annual meeting of the Holland Coun- ty Association of Congregational churches and ministers. The session will be held in North Coventry, Wed nesday, May 2s. The following pro- sramme will be given:
 10 a. m.-Devotional service, Pas to J. Rossnagle, North Coventry Business, including reports from the churches on every member canvas and Church Meeting Campaign.
 10.45 Amerjcanization, Dr ". Y. English. Missionary Society of Connecticut
 ll.30 - Recent Sunday and Tenn perAnos Legislation in Connecticut.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
Danieisen Man Commits Suicide.

Darius L. Anderson, so, committed a COW stable al South killingly on the Jason Martin place where he had been making his home with MT. Martin, his son- law. Mir. Anderson tied a rope over a big nail driven into beam fit ted a moose around his neck and sata down in the manager Death by strang- ulation followed. MT. Martin left MT. Andersen alone in the house between 1.30 and 3.50 while he went out to fix wall. When he returned the aged man was missing. and a search reveal ed his body in the manager. Mr. An
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
BOLTON NOTCH

Dr. M. NJ. Maine has been visiting his sister. Mrs, John Morrow. in Brad ford, R. l.
 MT. and Mrs.. Loren Maine were in Hartford over Sunday.
 MT. Miller from Vernon was a caller in town Wednesday.
 Mrs. Clyde Davis and Mrs. Denton Davis were Manchester visitors Tues day.
 Mrs. Ida Fuller was in Manchester Friday. @s.
 Blanche Reemer from Clark's Cor ners has been visiting her grandpar- ents, MT. and Mrs. C. N. Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
WAURECAN

At the Congregational church, Rev William Fryling, pastor, Wallace I Woodin will address the morning ser vice on Church Efficiency. Church school at 12 Mrs. Benjamin Livesey will lead the Christian Endeavor meet ing at s.s0. Ladies' Missionary meet ing with special musical progfamme Wednesday evening at tho home of Mrs. Fred Johnson. Midwcck service Thursday at 7.S0 D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17

derson had been despohdent for some time. Twice previously he had at tempted suicide by drowning. His son, William Anderson was drowned at Putnam 15 years ago. He leaves daughter. Mrs. Eudora Martin, who lives i'll New Jersey. The body was viewed by Dr. George M. Burroughs, medical examiner.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
Other Floor Coverings
Special Sale of Carpet Sweepers

In these days of modern improvements one should not oyer- look the improvement to make houSe-work easier So why use broom which raises the dust and spreads the disease germs when you can buy high grade Sanitary Sweeper fully worth $500, for the small sum of-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
To Be Bone Dry Then.

It is said to think that the time is coming when the whole country will be as. dry as the Congressional Rec ord.-New Orleans States. -.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17

Unfortunate Selection for Sweden.
 The postmaster general of Sweden has come to % the United States to study our mail service. He will dis cover all sorts of things to ayoid.- Providence Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
John. T. Mcknight, Ellington. 1o-Dinner

-DIIIIIEI,
 1.3o-The American Negro, Rev. E. F. Coin, New Haven.
 2.30-Annual meeting of Holland County Association, President J. G Talcott; secretary, Rev. John $. Por- ter
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17

Theoretical philosophers are some times practical fools.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05

steel, that industry is retarded. And in this condi-
ton Mr.. Foster glories takes pride in the fact
that the strike has caused it.
Suppose the calamity is great Mr. Foster
it is, and suppose it the strike that brought
it about We should inquire what provocation there
might have been for precipitationg such a misfor-
tune upon the country. There question of
wages, of working conditions. Only question
of the open the closed shop Certainly whoever
should make of such an issue to bring paralysis
upon the country must be enemy of his country.
Fortunately though, Mr.. Fosters analysis of the
situation is wrong; the strike has been a gigantic
fzze 1t did it is true greatly interfere with pro-
ducton for short time, and perhaps in few places
yet is brake production. But at the end
of the tenth week the strike is memory only.
There is, also it is true shortage of steel and
iron. We cannot remember time within the last
ten years when the mills were not behind their or
ders They are perhaps farther behind than ever.
With depleted stocks at the close of the war; they
Immediately confronted by such a demand for
steel and iron there had never been. That they
have been able to meet it nearly as they have,
is the finest evidence of American constructive genius
And here is parasite claiming credit for having
brought about the steel and iron shortage In com
parison with him, have gentleman and patriot
in the gnat of the fable which having inadvertently
settled upon the horn of OK, said that he would
be about to fly away elsewhere if by his weight he
troubled the OK. Foster glories in the infnitesmal
weight which he can leave resting upon American
industry
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05
The Spirit Of Sabotage

Vi We have received a communication from the Of
flee OF Mr. William Y. Foster Mr. Foster is the sec
rotary treasurer of the national committee for organ
izing iron and steel workers He was foremost in
the steel strike and of the witnesses before
the senate INVESTIGATING committee 1t was then
brought out that Mr. Foster had entertained in the
past, and expressed, sentiments that would have
qualified him for honorary membership in any boil
shevst or l. W. w. organization. Mr. Foster ad-
mitted his earlier ndscreton and said that his views
regarding such things had been somewhat mellowed
and softened
T. But judge from this communication that Mr..
Foster has relapsed that heart he is as much
OF a boshevist The document is most i'm
pudent one. 1t purports show that the steel strike
Is effective, though nearly everywhere the mills are
operating, of them to greater capacity than
Mr. Foster attempts to prove by quotations
from many papers that conditions in the steel maxi
ing industry far from normal, Notwithstanding
he statements of the operators that the strike is no
The communication does not attempt to show
that the strike at any plant has been a In
fact, plant is mentioned. Everything on the
circumstance that the mills are months behind their
orders-that the country is suffering for iron and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05
Who Will Be First?

Well, who will start the Empty Stockings club?'
We are ready for suggestions, the time is short. of
course, the Salvation Army, as usual will try
make Christmas more general but the Salvation
Army should not be left to do it alone. Though it
may reach large number perhaps the largest
Der of poor children which Santa Claus might
look, there many who will shrink from the pub
lcity of the Army's distribution.
In almost every part of the city there is some
child of whom the Army will not hear whose stock
ings will be empty Christmas morning; the child
of some sick father mother whose ills are borne
uncompainingly. 1t will be only by accident that
such cases of distress will be made known. They
must be sought out.
That will be part of the work of such an or
ganization as the Empty Stockings club The rest
of the work will be the collection of money to buv
gifts and the distribution of them
There is not much time for organization and
work. Christmas is coming on fast