davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-15
Moreno Canton
es b~eneEnerito
de Yucatan
rozrso nara "LA PRENSA."

PoT Correo, para La
MERIDA, Julio I'm numerosS
grupo intellectual de yucatecos ha
organizado en- memoria del dlstln'
guido poeta y~ueateco don Delio Mo
reno Canton, figura preminente en-
las letras patrias y en- IA politica de
este Estado. una sociedad llteraria
cue lleva e. norlbre del distinguish
vate V politico meXicano'
Los miembros de dicha sociedao
~acerdaron igualmente diriglrse en-
extenso memorial al Congreso det
Estado, sc~licitando que ell senior Mo
reno CantGn, que fallecio en- la ca
pital de La Repiblica hace algur
tempo, sea declarado benemerito de.
Estado de Yucatan, en- donde es sa'
Dido que ell extinto presto eminenteS
servicios como gobernante y como
educator. habiendose d~istinguldo es'
pecialmente en- su labor en- bicn de
los elementos trabajadores, en- pug
ma cor los la~tifundistas de TODD e
estado, durante la administration de,
gobierno porfirista Y cuando en- 1u'
catan dominaban senorcs feudales.
Igualmente sc pide al congreso er
ell propio memorial, que los restoS
del senior Moreno Canton sean tral'
dos de la met-6poli, Gonde estan Sc
pultados. a Merida, para que repo'
sen en- Ia terra que fue cuna de
iluStre desaparccido.
Ell Congress- resolvi6 favorable
mente la solicitud.
Por una "encerroaa.'
En- Ia finca "Sijo,' propiedad dc
IN conocido hacendado de esta To-
calidad, un grupo de empieados ale
gres, tuvo Ia humorsda de "jugar"
a los toros, Y al efecto, en- un redon,
del improvisado soltaron q un tore
tie, al que varios de los presentes TO-
rearon a capa, plea Y banderIlla, SD
p~rimiendo 10 que los toreros llamar
"suerte suprema," este es, sin sacrl-
ficar a. animal.
Sabido 10 anterior por el Gobier'
no del Estado, los improvisadOs to-
reros fueron detenidos. por. estar
prohibidas las "corridas de toros'
en- ell Estado Y la Republica por Ia
Constitution de Q~ueretaro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-15
FUE AlINISTIADO e. OBISPO DE-
TULANCINCO, Senior HERRERA
NICOLAS FLORES, Ell G~OBERNADOR DE HIDALGO, LIE
CONCEDIO LA AMNISTIA

Por Correo. para "LA PRENSA."
: PACHUCA. HIDALGO, 8 de julio
Despues de haber sido ~desterrado por
ell Gobierno local, por considerarsels
enemigo de la Revolution, ell senior O.
bispo Herrera he sido amnistiado por
ell general Flores Y sc lie permitio,
despues de muchas i~nstancias que di-
cho prelado y IN grupo de ~honorables
damas de esta localidad hicieron cer-
ca del Gobernador y de Ia esposa do
este, que vuelva a e~jercer un minis
terio, previo juramento que presto de
no mezclarse para NADIA Ell Ia polfti-
ca local nj en- la general de la Repu-
blica.
Tanto Ell Gobernador Flores como
ell senior Obispo Herrera tuvieron lar
gas conferencias t~eiegraficas o Ell
Ministerio de Gobernacion y con ell
Presideate Carranza, al cabo de Las
cua:es Sc lie concedi6 al prelado cato
iico, como queda dicho, que tornase
a ocuparse de sus labores ~pastorales,
siempre que este radicado en- esta ca
pital para que los ojos de las auto
ridades puedan estar fijos en ei.
Cuando Ell obispo mencionado lego
q su casa habitacion, I'm grupo de
genie del pueblo, de Ia que todavia nc
esta contaminada por la c~lerofobsaca-.
rrancista, 10 saludo reverentemente.
hacienda cue ell ilustre desterrado Sc
emocionara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-15


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-15
HeTMss De 4. C cgNTAvos

NeTElLs De 4. &C CENTAvos
Ar &, E~ezsr Mario
Caiv--.e e EGT
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Fl Har>i-o &C la5 iSrlzses
EI Had. & loa -SareS
&. MIDI de RoscnoreS
z. CsnS- de 3snsss!cs5
81 ST q las Sikxs
= Alma ca IN Peso
10 Esa Go lS EisRss
La Hts - io Lst<ss
L. Min a. "a J2l1tn1
Ia vasta A-x-s
La caxss del Amor
La prsne<ys ds D&E
Ia Eita DO Vuu
Lea Euas NsSrnsa
Loo 0orrrss 63 Aznas
Los Hitr. dc, Hauyzgns
l3Axeua o n Eta IN los On
nsAirss sszn IN Hu5uS
SaAstsos sezn Ia 6oImes
Hakstt.s q hs Sner1a
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fisIfsaa scxn In Cehs
PxssuasrtAs Go &DGr
Pursas 50 CsxaR 90 Ssnhrss
e,-rrs 80 Sxsan hs Gutecra
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-15
Hay un espanol entire ellos.

nay uH eSpdiioI eittIS SlIoS.
Entire los refcridos cuatro !ndlTiduos
aprehendidos, nay I'm espanol que des-
de hace muchos amos radica en- esta
ciudad Y que es dueho de una casa de
concrete. Sc dice de este senior, que
desde los tienpos de Madero era par
tidario de los eHemigos de Ia revolu-
ci6n V que en- varias oportunidaces a
yud6 q los zapatistas con algunos ele-
mentos. Sc agrcga que durarte la De-
cena Tragica trato de soliviantar a la
g~uarnici0n federal de esta plaza para
que Sc declarara en- favor de Felix
Diaz, habiendo ofrecido a los oficia-
les sumas de dinero que por estos fue-
ron rechazadas.
Todas estas acusaciones estan 5a-
sadas en- consoles que Sc cree no con-
taran con una prueba consistente; pc
70 Sc teme que sean s%uficientes a in
fluir en- el amino del Juez de Distri-
to, 10 que resultaria altamente PERU
dicial para ell sIbdito espanol.
Este, por 81 parte, al ser detenido
manifesto que ell para NADIA Sc habia
mezclado en- la p~o!itica de Mexico nj
esta lie importaba.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23

The National Association
for the advancement Of Color
ed People, 18th Avenue. New
York City, announces 1.-THE ap
pointment as secretary of the
we'll known social worker Tno
X. Shillady of New York. MIR
Shillady has been connected d
with the department of Chair
ties and Corrections of West
chester County,was Secretary
for two years of the New York
City Mayors Committee O n
Unemployment. and tor four
years Executive Secretary O f
the Buffalo Association for
the Relief and Control of Tu
berculosis.
The Association has a mem
bership of 10000 of both ra
ces, distributed among ninety
branches throughout the coun
try.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23

Albany. N. Y.-Admittance
to a public dancing pavilion is
open to Negroes on equal
terms with white persons, the
Court Of Appeals decided
Tuesday.
The decision was rendered
in affirming judgment Of
$3.50 obtained by Carol H.
Johnson, a Negro. of Auburn,
in a suit to recover for dis
elimination brought against
the Auburn and Syracuse
Electric Railroad Company.
Recently the Court of Appeals
held that saloons are not
places OF public entertain :
ment. Tuesdays decision
held public dancing pavilions
as coming within both the let
ter and spirit of the statute
prohibiting discrimination in
places of public accommoda-
ton.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23
MADE GOOD HIS PLEDGE
Secretary T. J. Bell Pays
Off Old YIN C. A. Notes

Coming into this communi
ty an utter stranger and as
suming a burden of debts of
an institution which " a S
barely alive, Secretary Thorn
as ]. Bell has made good
h S pledge to til Board
of Management that the big
debts amounting to over 5000
could be and would be paid
off. if his rlan was followed.
A membership campaign was
launched. committees were ap
pointed some worked and
some did not, even some new
er attended a meeting, but
yet, undaunted and with grim
determination OF his ability to
succeed, secretary Bell still
pushed ahead a love. Mem :
berships began to come in by
SIS, 1o's, and 2o's and when he
read his amazing report, ev-
cry single member of the
Board of MANAGEMENT took
off his hat to Mr.. Bells sig
nal success. He had made
good his pledge ALONE for
the work was purposely shift
ed upon him and today the
smiles and glad handshake's S
are the consequences of every
heretofore doubted member
ship. Honor to whom honor
is due and the Star desires to
let the world know CT our sec
retary's grand achievement.
We herewith print a list of
new acquired members, which
makes a total OF I4o in all in
the big campaign.
Charles N. GasKins, James
Gist. ohm 9. Hanks. John w.
Hardy, Leslie II. Lightner. T
O. Mason, ohm Michael. John
l.. Moore. J. H. Pennington,
John II. Thompson, Thos. r
Webb, John H. Williams, c.
{. Dove, Vim. Seals, Geo. w.
Moore, S. J. Cash.
Continued on page AZ
The Denver star., 1918-02-23
Interesting News
Concerning the Race.
Nine. HACkLEY CONDUCTS
CHORUS

Augusta, Gait was a
large in every way most graf
flying audience that gathered
Friday night at Walker Bap-
tist tabernacle TO listen to two
hours of song as given by two
hundred of the best voices a :
mong the Colored people of
Augusta, under the direction
of Nine. E. Azaiia Hackley,
of Chicago, a woman who has
specialized this particular
work for many years. Nine.
Hackley has splendid voice
herself and many of the mum :
bers on the program were in
way led by her. The pro-
gram consisted almost entire
ly Of the old-time folk songs
,of the Negro race which are
so rapidly passing into obliv-
ion, and which Nine. Hackley
is trying to interest the Color
ed people in preserving. She
was most fortunate in having
such splendid material as in
Augusta. and the work she az
complished in her one months
stay was wonderful.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23

San Antonio, Tex.-A train
ing camp for Colored officers
has been opened at Camp
Stanley. Leon Springs, Texas.
Fifty men will be trained
there. thirty four from the
Twenty fourth Infantry and
sixteen from the Tenth Caval
ry. The war department
seems determined to keep Col
ored troops in the South,
though it means a hardship
for the Colored patriots.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23

DAYTON, O.-Byron Alexan
der. II. Colored, of lo7 Gard
avenue, has been named BY
Congressman Warren Gard
as the appointec to West
Point Military academy.
Young Alexander who grad
uated last year from Stivers,
passed the preliminary test
held in Dayton with the high
est honor. He is the son OF
of MIR. and Mrs. Forster AL
exander.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23

Y l,te .rS,lS at c amp
Meade. Md, nave been att tack
ing some Of the soldiers. The
soldiers retaliated, and as a
result one coiored sergeant
w. Watts has been sentenced
to FIVE years Imprisonment,
and another, ]. p. Holloway,
tothree years.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23
\. A. A. C. P. APPEALS
FOR JUSTICE IN Tenn.

President Wilson, through
P. Tumulty, acknowledged
the receipt Of the Associa-
tons telegram Of protest of
the 18th inst. against the tor
turing and burning of Jim
'Ilheren. at Estill Springs.
Tenn, and said that the mat
ter would be brought to the
attention of the Attorney Gen
eral.
The following letter was
sent to Governor Rye of Ten
nessee
Hon. T. c. Rye. Governor.
Nashville, Tenn.
Dear Sir:
l wired you yesterday in a
night letter from Washington
as follows
The National Association
for the advancement of COL
ored People, speaking in the
name of its ninety branches
and ten thousand members,
and on behalf of the outraged
citizenship of the whole coun-
try, appeals to you to take ac-
ton to bring to justice the
perpetrators Of the foul
wrong against the honor of
your State in lynching and
torturing on Tuesday night,
Jim M'Ilheron, a Negro ac-
cused of murder. Thousands
OF colored men in your State
and nation now serving their
country in the battle tor de-
mocracy await Tennessee
answer TO their appeal for
justice at home"
This Association, composed
OF representative citizens of
both races. believes that such
outrages as the one against
which we protest is indefensi
BILE at any time but are parti-
cularly offensive and danger
Gus to the public welfare when
the\nation is engaged in a life
and death struggle against au
tocratIc powers. Such out
RACES as this. the third one to
occur in your State within
nine months. place America
in an unenviable position
when she seeks to protest,
however rightfully. against
Belgian atrocities committed
by German soldiers.
Memphis. Dyersburg, and
now Estill Springs. " ask,
for the Information of the
newspapers receiving our
press service, what the great
State of Tennessee proposes
to do in regard to the viola
tors of her law. | am sure
that it is your desire to put the
best police and detective abil
ity that can be secured on the
trial OF these vioIato1s Of pub
lie order. Should lack of
funds be an embarrassment to
YOU. this Association offers to
put at your disposal iunks far
this service.
Sincerely yours.
(S,gned) mo. K SulLLApy,
The Denver star., 1918-02-23
STRIKING THE NAIL
ON ITS HEAD

Philadelphia February IL
The race problem is Sim
ply one of prejudice declar-
ed DR.. Jesse H. Holmes, o f
Cornell University, yesterter-
day in a lecture at the Young
Friends Association in h e
series on "Internationalism"
being given under auspices of
the committee on peace a n d
emergency service of Phila-
delphia Yearly Meeting.
Taking up first the Negro
in America as a problem o
be considered. DR.. Holmes
dwelt upon the way the Ne
gro in the South i S exploited
by the whites because his ig
norance renders him helpless
and he is thus kept in a state
Of servitude after the lapse of
fifty years from date of physi
cal freedom.
Unwillingness," he contin
ued to let the Negro take the
place for which he is fitted in
the South forces him North,
and ultimately makes h i S
presence more desired in the
South
The way in which the stu
ustion can be met. in D r.
Holmes opinion, is to have
the Negro take his place o n
the basis of fitness and ability
without regard to race. This
he said, would cut out most of
the Negro people, we mus. ad
nit, but it would not condemn
the usual ability, really super
ior to be classed with the in
terior majority.
We have no objection to as
sociate with the Negro, he de
clared. We don't object o
him in the Pullman with u S
provided he is there as por
ter and not as sleeper. We
do not object 10 him on the
DINING car, provided he is
back of our chair, instead of
beside US Superiority and in
teriorty are facts, and n o
scheme can make them SO eX
cept the person himself.
1t is cruelty to block the. Ne
gro. Opportunities should be
gwen. He has never had the
chance we had and yet men Of
genius have proven h m
selves despite the handicap of
color
The only way out is Justice.
Let the demand for him be
so great that he will be ,mpor
tant, and SO given considera
ton.
In dealing with apanese
and Chinese as problems the
speaker asserted that the Uni
ted States record for treaty
breaking has not been equal
ed bv any nation on earth and
should make us humble n
condemnation Of others -Ad
vocate.
The Denver star., 1918-02-23
Negro in a day like this.

To be Negro in a day like
this-Alas! Lord God. what
evil have we done1 Still
shines the gate. all gold and
amethyst, but passed by. the
glorious goal unwon, Merely
a Negro a day like this!
flames D. Corrothers.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Avstrijski vojaki 50 nave
IiCani vojne.

Italijanski glavni stan. = MAJ
visii avstrijski Gastnik, ki je po-
velieval 400 avstrijskim vojakom
ma Monte Tomba, katere so vjele
francoske Gete (kar smo re poroca-
iv petek), je podal nekemu casni-
karskemu poro6evalcu nataneno
poro6ilo stanju njegovih Get. Ia
6astnik ie hodil med francoskimi
ofieirii in moStvom ter Sc z mimi
prijazno pogovarjal.
Boil revnih in mizernih ljudi,
kot so bill ii vjeti avstrijski voja-
XII, 81 ie tezko misliti. Castniki so
bill Sc ma slabsem kakor moStvo.
Njihova obleka je BiIa raztrgana
in kovinski znaki in gumbi zarja-
veil,
Castniki so bill zanemarjeni in
re eel teden neobriti. NjihOve pre-
mrzle rdeee roke so izgledale -kOt
koSi rdecega smovega mesa. Nih-
&c nj incl vrhnje suknje in vsi so
bill opravljeni V lahkih oblekah,
ko so iih Francozi zajeli. Kar je Sc
poveGalo njihovo mizerijo ie bilo
to, da so bill vsled silnega fran
coskega naskoka preseneeeni in so
kar oei zaprli, mislee, da bodo po-
klani
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Zapadno bojisce.

Neprestani napadi OBJ cell Ia
padni 'front.' pomenjajo, da Sc
Nemci pripravljajo ma re tako raz-
glaseno ofenzivo. Trenutek voja-
skega udarca je odvisen cd pote-
ka rusko-nemSke krize.
Ce Sc bodo mirovna pogajanja V
Brest Litovsku definitivno preki-
Mia, menijo, da bodo Nemci takoj
prieeli ofenzivo ma zapadni from
ii, da bodo lahko poslali V boz We
eino svojih armad, vStevsi one, ki
so bile dozdaj ma ruski 'front.', da
bo udarec izvrSen preje kakor Sc
DO reorganizirala nova ruska ar
mada, da bo tenn omogoceno po-
slati cete nazaj ma rusko fronto.
Bojevanje zadnjih "a urah Je
bio omenjeno lie ma lokalne napa-
de. Vjetniki so bill zajeli ma obeh
Straneh in ODE strani sta tuintam
nekoliko napredovali. Gel polozal
ma tenn bojiSeu pomeni mir pred
Silnim viharjem.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Mozie vseh starosti.

Med vjetniki so bill mozje vseh
starosti. Poleg 18-letnega mlade-
MICA ie stal 50-letni moz Sivih las
in sive brade. Blato strelnih jar
kov, XII je nadebelo pokrivalonJ
obleko in 6evlje, je naredilo ma te
vojake Sc bolj mizerni pogled. Ne
kateri so bill zaviti V rute in ogrl-
njala. Glave so imeli pokrite z je-
klenimi Geladami ali tezkimi suk-
nenimi kapami.
Vjetniki so pripovedovali
easnikarskemu porocevalcu, ola je
bill francoski napad zanje nova IL
kusnja ter da MISC bill Sc nikdar
izpostavljeni takemu topniskemu
ognju kakor sedaj. Naivee teh
vjetnikov je Moravcev, Dalmatin-
eev in IL Galicije. Strasni franco
ski napad, XII je bill podvzet takoj
DO topniSkem obstreljevanju, Je
bill tako nagel in silen, da nj bilo
nobene prilike "a postaviti Sc V
bran.
Covered vojni so dejali, da so
vsi siti vojne in da so Nemci IL
Sti, ki drze druge V vojni.
"Ze vec dni nismo dobili topic
hrane", je dejal neki eastnik,
krepak mlad Dalmatinec.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08

waerts" po vladi zaplenjen, nakar
je sele po treh dneh dobil dovolje-
ME, da je izSe1.
Zaplenjenje tega lista je bilo po-
sIedica odlocnega in neustrasnega
napada cd strani lista Ma nemske-
ga zivilskega komisarja Waldowa.
"Vorwaerts" je med drugim
pisal tudi sledece:
"Ogromna masa nemSkega ljud-
:stva ne samo, ola estrada, temvec
trpi tax glad, 'da jih vsled gladu
ma milijonsumrje!"
eVsak velik dobickoloyec in
milijonar ina polne kuhinje in
kleti masti in slanine, srednji sloji
dajo yes svoj denar "a ziVila,
100000 siromaSnih in izsesanih
delavcev pa umira gladu."
&c bo slo Sc nekai casa tako ma
pref, ne bo trajalo niti en- mesec,
in katastrofa bo tu, natancno ka-
kor v Rusiji. Nemcija bo potem te-
pena in vojna izgubljena."
Ako cello list "Vorwaerts" take
pise, mora biti V Nemciji resnici
zelo slab polozaj. Vsled tega sc
nam tudi razumljiva stremljenja
Nemcije po miru.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Delavske in druge
VeSti.
Nikakih stavk vec.

Vsled sporazumljenja med petit
mi velikimi klavnislximi tvrdkaml
in med delavci, XII so pri teh tvrd-
kah vsluzbeni, so menda nevarno-
sti stavk "a casa vojne odstranJe-
ne.
Use sporne toeke Sc bodo cd Sc
daj zanaprej predlozile zveznemu
administratorju John e. William
su ali pa po Council of Defense
potrjenemu namestniku, XII bo mo-
raj biti obema strankama enako
pravicen. Prvo~obravnavanje z
williamson Sc bo pricelo re ia te-
den.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
stric Sam potrebuje 100000
delavcev.

Washington, D. G. = DelavSk
department je naredil predlogo "a
mobilizacijo 100000 delavcev, ki
bodo vposelni V ladjedelnicah, PR
poliedelstvu in pri kontraktnih
delhi. Takoj Sc bo-izvrSilo potreb-
ne korake, da Sc pred1ogo udeJ-
Stvi.
Delavski department je mnenJa,
.da bo resil delavsko vpraSanJe $
sodelovaniem delavskih unij, Prvl
korak V tenn pogledu DO ia, ola Sc
bo najelo 100000 mehanikov "a
delo V ladjedehieah trgovinske
mOrnariee.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Ma kajzerjevo povelje je bilo
usmrcenih % oseb.

Amsterdam, Holandsko, 6. jan.
= Nemci so usmrtili V Ghentu 20.
dec. % oseb, cd katerih jih je bilo
evetero IL Antyerpna in osem IL
Ghenta. Poroeilo pravi, ola so bill
obsojeni in usmrceni vsled vohun-
stva. Veliko stevilo Belgijcev je
bio obsojenih V dolgoletno jeco,
doeim iih Sc mnogo eaka obsodbe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Revolta med nemskim eetami.

London, Anglia, Jan. 6. = Ne
ka brezzicna brzojavka IL RusiJe
naznanja, da Sc je okraju Koy-
ma uprlo $4,000 nemSkih vojakov.
NemSki ubezniki porocajo, ola SO
Sc uprli ii vojaki zato, ker ie Mem
ella .odbrala vse vojake izpod 35
let, svrho, da jih poslje na "a
padno fronto.
Vojal1i so Sc uprli in odl1oralSali
IL bojne crte, nakar so Sc oboroze-
nj S puskami in stroinimi puska-
mi zakopali V zakope, da Sc brani-
jo proti drugim nemskim cetam.
.Nemske vojaske oblasti so brez
moci napram tenn upornikom in
poizkusajo, da bi jim odrezali do
bavo ziveza.
Nemski ubezniki nadalje pravi-
io, da je dalo povod revolt posi-
ljanje nemskih Get ma francosko
fronto, kar je bilo proti dogovo-
rom rusko-nemskih mirovnih po-
gajanj.
Milijone ljudi strada.
Poro6ila naznanjajo, da je bil
ro,,,Slz; eooiolis+iGni LIST "Vor.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Razstrelba.

Chattanooga, Tenn. = V tenn
mestu Sc je prigodila petek stra-
sna razstrelba. Nebo je bilo vec
sekund popohoma razsvetljeno.
Nekateri mislijo, da je padel na
zemljo velik meteor.
Dasitudi so policija in casnikar-
il na vse strani telefonirali, ven
dar Sc Jim nj posrecilo izvedeti
pravega vzroka razstrelbe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Sanonorilka.

v petek zjutraj so nasli v ME-
mem stanovanju v postelji mrtvo
27-letno Maude Gree. Poleg poste-
lie lie stala do polovice izpraznje-
ma steklenieica strupa, katerim
Sc ie zastrupila. Kaj je gnalo ne
-srecnico v smrt, nj znano.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
Parniki v ledu.

Vsled zadnjega .blizarda, Xxi je
divjal v Chicagu V nedeljo, je bilo
ogrozenih ma jezeru mnogo parni-
kov.
Parnik Missouri" lie OPTICAL
priblizno tri Mile oddaljen cd chi
kaske luke v ledu Kapitan Ander-
son cd resilne postaje je opazil
znamenja sile in nevarnosti, ki
jih je dajal ogrozani parnik, pa 81
je zaman prizadeval, ola bi dosegel
parnik in ga sprawl ma varno.
Nevarno voznjo je prestal tudi
parnik Alabama, XII je last Good
rich Transportation druzbe. Pri-
plul je DO pet-urni zamudi YES po-
krit snegom in ledom IL Muske-
coma.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-01-08
BLIZZARD v chicagu.

V Chicago, glavnem mestu osre-
dniega zapada je divjal v nedeljo
straSen blizzard. Xxi je nanesel l4.0
palcev nadebelo snega.
Odkidovanja snega Sc ie takoj
lotilo ma tisoce delavcev, ola mare
dijo vsaj "a silo pot mlekarskim
in drugim vozovom, ki prevazaJo
ziyila po mestu
Troie oseb je izgubilo vsled VI
harja tivfjeaje in mnogc je bilo
poskodovanih.
ia nekaj casa je bill prekinjen
yes promet; avtomobili, poulicna
zeleznica; vse je stale in vfaki so
imeli mnogo ur zamude. Potrganih
je bilo mnogo brzojavnih in tele-
fonskih zic; brzojavna zveza med
Chicago in Indianapolisom je bila
pretrgana. Mestni uradniki so IL
iavili, da bo en- million dolarjev
komaj zadostovalo, da Sc bo spet
ocistilo mesto.
V nedeljo opolnoci je bilo 81 a.
larmov "a ogenj, vendar k sreci
nj noben pozar povzroeil posebne
skode.