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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-07-31

More H5iEesper Gallon .
More Miles on Tires !"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
WANTED

Fifty men at the ice house tomor-
row morning at Z o'clock to cut ice.
HARRY DIETZ.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
LEE COUNTY +.
HOME is 0. K.
State Board Of Control Report is
Made Following lnspec-
ton by n. II.
Mckee

Approval Of the condition Of the
Lee county home for the poor and
mild insane, by the state board of
control was noted in a letter re-
ceived by County Auditor Clarence
T. Hull. this week, from j.. H. Strict,
member of the board.
The home was recently examined
by H. H. Mckee, state agent for the
board. who, it appears, reported very
favorably on it's condition. The state
board congratulated the county
board on the condition of the home e.
The letter follows:
Upon examining the report of our
state agent. H. H. Mckee, of inspec,
ton made in November of the county
home of Lee county, we have noted
the splendid condition of that home
and wish to congratulate Lee county
officials OF the interest taken in
same and hope that this splendid
condition will always be maintained.
yours very truly,
BOARD OF CONTROL OF STATE
INSTITUTIONS.
"By J. n. STREIE..
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
CITY NEWS.

We are now in a position to give
your coal order prompt delivery.
| Jas. Cameron's Sons.
The junior leaders of the Y. M. C.
A. will have a meeting Saturday
vening at Z o'clock at the home of c.
j. Bode.
katherine M. Arpe filed suit in
the district court against Harry Arpe,
in which she asks for dfrorce on the
ground Of cruelty and also on the
ground that defendant has since their
marriage been convicted of a felony.
In the funeral record Of Walter S.
Gray, published in The Gate City, the
fact was omitted hat Belknap post,
No. SIS, g. A. R., took part in the ser
vices. They had their ritual service
at the undertaking parlors. Mr.. Gray
was a member of Belknap post.
-Milady does not wear her heart on
her sleeve, nowadays. she wears a
flag there. The patriotic miss
who has a brother or sweetheart in
the service of Uncle Sam can show
this fact by wearing a small one star
flag and the newest dress wrinkle is
to have it embroidered in correct col
ors on the sleeve.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
CITY NEWS.

Fresh country butter. Tigue's, 4Oc.
Special for tomorrow: Canned
peas. 10c per can, limit of two cans
to a customer; pancake flour, two
packages for Csc, limit of two pack
ages to a customer. Fred DeJong,
1928 South Fourth street.
-Fifty-eight boys took part in
the candy and paper chase that be-
gan at the "Y" building yesterday at
10 a. m. 1t was a case Of following
the leader or the bits of candy he
dropped. They took a hike of about
five miles and found the most candy
when they got back to the "Y".
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
HOW THIS
NERVOUS WOMAN
GOT WELL
Told by Herself. Her Sin.
cerity Should Con.
vince Others.

Christopher, 1ll.-"For four years I
suffered from irregularities, weakness,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
CITY NEWS.

Drink Hodges soda water. Coca
Cola Man.
st. Mary's chicken pie supper is
changed to Thursday, Jan. 10.
Now is the time to join our Christ
mas club. Keokuk Trust Co.
Coal, coal. Phone 96 for prompt
delivery. Jas. Cameron's Sons.
Tom McRanda was arrested last
evening by the police for being drunk
and disorderly.
AT 9 o'clock last evening the fire
department was called to 500 North
Third street. Fire was in flue. Nc
damage.
Special for Saturday: Canned
hosniny, 3 for Csc; canned corn and
peas, 2 for Csc. Edw. DeYong, Fifth
and Palean.
The place of payment for the
food packets has been changed from
the Keokuk Electric company to the
Y. M. C. A. office.
--E. r. Daugherty, the Argyle gar
age man, whose car was stolen by the
bank robber, went to Quincy yesterday
and recovered his auto.
--Melrose and Valley church. r.
j. Swanson, pastor. Melrose: Sun
day school only at 10 a. m. Valley:
Sunday school at 2 p. M, and preach
ing at 3 o'clock.
Regular meeting Keokuk Council
No. 536, tonight at 8 o'clock. Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth.
rem fraternally invited to attend. c.
E. Powell, regent; ]. I. Annable. sec.
rotary.
Henry F. Reichmann, deputy
game and fish warden has received a
call from state headquarters for the
annual conference between Warden
Hirshaw and all assistants and depu-
ties which, will be held in Des Moines
Tuesday January 8. The annual meet
ing Of the State Fish and Game Con-
servation association also will be
held at the Elks club in Des Moines
the same time. Mr.. Reichmann ex-
poets to attend.
Phone us your order for coal, we
can give you prompt delivery. Jas.
Carseron's Sons.
Lieut.. j. r. McManus of Keokuk,
who has been stationed at Camp
Dodge with the 337th field artillery,
has been assigned to a school of in
.trrction in the east, where he will
be trained in the handling of the big
gur.s such as are used on the French
front. On his return from the east he
will impart his training to officers in
the regiment. Three officers are chos-
en- also from the 339th field artillery
for the same purpose. They are to be
shown the operation Of motors which
will carry the guns.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04

told that they are taboo for that day,
il he insists on being served, then one
of the cards will be given to him and
he will be told that he will be served
after the card has been signed. If there
is a doubt as to the genuineness of the
signature. the person will be required
to identify himself. ta
The new card, which is to be dis
played in windows of all hotels and
restaurants observing the days des-
ignated by the United States food adj
m~inistration, reads: Help your coun-
try by ratronizing only the hotels and
restaurants that observe meatless
Tuesdays and wheatless Wednesdays"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04

health. l believe the Compound will
cure any female trouble. Mrs. ALICE
HELLER, Christopher, III.
Nervousness is often a symptom Of
ment, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as
thousands of women have found by
experience.
If complications exist, write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
suggestions in regard to your ailment.
The result of its long experience is
ct your service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04

tiSA SoaSiiCSSs IL
was in a run down
condition. Two of
our best d octors
failed to do me any
good. l heard so
much about what
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
eget BILE Com
pound had done for
others, 1 tried it
and was cured. /
am no longer ner-
vous, am regular,
a N RI in ~oxcallept
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
ANNUAL MEETING
TUESDAY NIGHT
keokuk Retailers League viii Have
Election Of OFFICERS and the
Usual Yearly Business
Session.
TO MAKE SPEECH
keokuk Wholesaler Will Talk on the
Conservation Of Food-Justice
Says He viii Not Run Again
for President.

h annual meeting of the keokuk
Retailers league will be held Tuesday
evening, January 8 at 6:15 o'clock at
the Hotel Iowa. There will be an cleo,
ton of officers for the year and a talk
on food conservation by HI. G. Brown.
Some routine business matters will be
taken up along with the election and
Iother business incident to this.
President Justice is asking that
every member make it a point to be
present at this meeting, as it is an
unusually important one. Mr.. Justice
would like to have a full representa-
ton Of the membership at this annual
meeting, and hopes that the members
will respond to the call.
The talk on conservation by H.. G..
Brown will be a very interesting fea-
ture of the meeting. Mr.. Brown gave
this talk last Monday before the Unity
club, and it was so good that President
Justice wants him to give it again be-
fore the Retailers. Mr.. Brown makes
a number Of excellent points which
are not generally discussed, and be-
ing an expert in the food line, he
brings an experts testimony in the
subject. A number Of features Of his
talk are very essential to the proper
management of the food conservation
campaigns and ne tells in an interest
ing fashion the patriotic duty of every
one to save food. Every member Of
the league should hear this talk, Mr..
Justice says.
The Annual Election.
The election of officers will be the
principal business of the evening.
President Justice, who has served for
three years as the head Of the organ
ization feels that he cannot accept an
other term as president, and he will
refuse the nomination if it is rendered
him. The league members are hoping
to be able to change his views by Tues
day night, as they feel that his sue
cess as president of the organization
should be continued. However, the
preXy of the league says that he does
not want to be considered as a candi-
date.
Possible material for the presidency
is being talked of among the members.
since the president said that he does
not want to be reelected. In this list
are Jacob Schouten. ]. w. Winger and
George D. Baur. all three of whom
have been mentioned for the place in
case Mr.. Justice positively refuses to
accept the office.
Some important matters for the year
will be discussed at the meeting, also.
good roads question is one of
these. The league has been asked to
help in some highway work, and there
are a number Of matters to be taken
up during the year that can be discuss
ed Tuesday night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
Stacker CARDS
ARE ISSUED
restaurant Patrons Must Cooperate
With Owners on Wheatless
and Meatless
Days.

keokuk, restaurant and hotel men
may be interested to know that the
United States food administration
IN New York City that it
mas prepared for distribution Stacker
cards to be handed to diners in ho-
tells and restaurants who insist on be-
ing served with meat, wheat, or pork
IN the meatless, wheatless. and pork
sess days. After the diner has asked
LOT any of these foodstuffs and been
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04

The board finds 1t impossible to
work straight along on these blanks,
and 1t will be necessary 10 divide the
sessions. Chairman Scott left this
afternoon for Fort Madison where the
board will be in session again today
to- consider classitications.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank neighbors and
frieads for their kindness, also beau
tiful floral offerings during the sick
ness and death of our son.
MIR. AND MRS. HIRAM BROWN.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04
FIRST CLASSIFIED
LIST IS ANNOUNCED
Lee County Exemption Board Goes
over Sixty missionaries
and Lists Thirty
eight Men.
NONE GO IN CLASS ONE
Four inc Five Seem to be Most Popu-
lar Divisions Of This
First Con-
tingent.

Nine men out of thirty-eight whose
missionaries were considered yester-
day by the local board of Lee county,
were placed. in class one by the OH.
Gals. Order numbers from one to
sixty were covered in the first days
survey Of the board.
Following is the list:
Order
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-04

Port Elizabeth, South Africa, pre-
sents a good market for American con
.fectionery.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20

with the Chicago Ill., December 20
1918 by the of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
RaZne VeSti.
KROGLO MESTO KININA.

CHICAGO, ILL. - Pod pref
yezo, da zeli kupiti kinin, je pri-
Sci V cetrtek zjutraj OBJ enih le-
karno Silas Howka na Al. cesti
.neki clovek, in ko Sc je lekarnar
obrnil, da prinese zahtevanO, je
potegnil neznanec samOkreS ter le-
karnarju ukazal, maj dvigne Xvi
&ku roke. Mesto ola bi HOWk ubo-
gal poveju, je zgrabil "a proda-
iaino mizo lezec revOver, sc Obrnil
Z biskovito naglico ter oddal na
napadalce petero strelov, na kate
re je neznanec svcjim Ognjem
odgovarjal. Lekarnar je bill zadet
Y think, vendar lie lahko ranjen.
Najbrz je bill zadet tudi napadalec,
kajti on je Sepal, vendar pa kljub
temu srecno odneSel pete.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
oDGOVOR UREDNIsTVA.

Kcr pIejemamo cd nash Genie
nih delavcev-narocnil1ov vsak dan
vcc pisem, kritik in ocitanj, ceS,
da veje V zadnjem casu IL Vecme
na$ih Glankov duh kapitalizma IN
meScanske burzvazije, in ker nam
ia TAXA in enaka pisma nj mogo-
ce vsakcmu posebej Odgovarjatl,
zato na TEN mestu naZnanJamO, da
DO V bodocc uredniStvo 8trogO in
vestno pozilo, da ne zajde nic ia
kega vec list, kar ne bi delalo
casti njegovim principOm, smerl
in imenu.
Dcticnega urednika in avtcrja
clankov, radi katerih nam poSilJa-
10 naSi narocniki V obliki pisem
trpka ocitanja, nj vec pri listu; V
bodoce bono pa skrbeli "a to, da
5odo kolone lista napolnjene 2
zdravim, poducnim ter delavstvu
koristnim ctivom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
Otvoritev narodnega zborovan-
ia v Berlinu.

BERLIN NemGija e sestal Berlnu med nemri
zgred cenrai kongres deegaov vojash in deaysh sov
tow Ma kongres psp delegate vsh stran Nemcije Hboro
vane vo poopju k G bio svoeeasno zasedeno po pr
ski dieti Med 450 deegati je biO trOje zensk.
e naedlo mir in red pokazao da so bill neodvlsn
socialist Sparacu skupe pod vodstvCm dra Karl lebknecha
ve maniSni PrStaS Sparacus tVollJo on element N
razSrial DO bvSem d0ktrinO bosevlzma
Drgi znacii bill da nj blo nObeno vano mesto
seeno DO deegau Bena prskega gavnega mesta Sc
mani pa po kakem mkerju
NaveGi nemir e zborovani dvOran ko Je ba pre-
dana rezouca kater zahtevao da dobta dr. Karl eb
necht in uxenburg voea Spracus stane sedeza kot
vetovaca ebnechtov prstas gae in spod dvorni so
ako agna hrup da b ba rezOuca SpeJeta Nemr
hrup e traia in grozo e da bo kOnca btko pest
mi Rezouca nj ba sprea ker e zanjo asovao mani ko ID
ostoov delegatov pOkazao kOkO prsaSev ina ia ee
ment kongreSu
Ma to prce govo nei clove Xxi e dejal da reprezentra
deavcev zkazao da ina 1000 prstasev Me-
bile eo podon zahevam Spartacus skpne De-
a e da pr obast roke vOah in deavskih soyJe
tov ter a e reba tako oma Rdeo gardO To je Hzvao
hari protest, in govornk je odsel IL zbomce
je posreco tud dr. Lebnchtu prit poope ma
kar je goyor mnOzici nekega okna.
filed with the Postmaster Chicago ILL., December %
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
Italia bo norala popustiti.
Zadnje Vesti.

PARIZ Itaijansi kral Vktor Emanuel e dospel svom
simon prncem PijemOntskm Parz ter je
obiska amesega predsednka Wsona uat paac kjer Je
predsednikov njegovega bivanja Parzu.
Parz Jako resen cello e poozaj Xxi obstoJa
med ao Srbi in drugm ugosovani drug
sran Ma konfeenc vSa pred tremi tedn Londonu in
katee Sc vdee fanco mnist1sk predsednk Orlando n
vnanj onno Lloyd George drug can angeskega a
bneta taanskm zastopnkom bez onov povedao da
ajo modcrati svoe zahteve pogedu Atlantic in dalmanke
obai.
Italia pa ukonit in kakor je vdet bo grala
mrowi konferenc ulogo trmastega pagavca.
Kodanj Dansko NmSka vada e sklenila skica dan 49,
zastopnov h draw bsga cearstva
tega izvolo predednka nemsl repubi Tako
njajo porocla IL Berlina.
Receno e da e bill korak podvz da prepreci
mire in zgrede
Parz Franca Depesa Varsave nazana da pricao
Getrtek rcavan pok amade Gdanskem Poroca da Ste
armada $4,000 mo zastopnk Pojske Benu e odpotoval
iz Nemcje
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
SLIKA CIVILIzACIJE,

NEW YORK, n. Y. = Mrs. W.
| n. Brewster, prednica metodistov-
ske sirOtiSnice Hinkvi ma kitaJ-
skem, pripoveduje, da tam proda-
| iajo otroke kot navadno blago
Vzroke "a ia pojav je iskati V mi
zernih sociamih in gospodarskih
razmerah. Misijonarji so pokupi,
| Ii vec otrok, da he pridejo V roke
gobovcem.
"KroSnjarji Z otroci>nosijo svo-
jc blago, otroke V koSih, ma uli-
cab, XII Jim wise OBJ rami,' pravi
mrs. Brewster. "Njih najboljSi od-
iemalci so stanovniki V kOloniji
gObavcev zunaj mesta. Otroci
kmalu dobe bolezen. Nedavno sem
reSila cudovito lepo dete IL rok 60
bavcev.
"Dva dolarja sta navadna cena
"a otroka, dasiravno potujoce glu-
maSke druzbe placajo vcasi vec "a
zelo brihtne otroke. Vlada ina
skrbeti "a slepe in pohabljene O.
troke, toda fakt je, da Nuradnikl
prodajo take otroke beracem.
"Ogrozajoca lakota je pritirala
nekatere ljudi V tax obup, da IL
postavijo otroke V gorah divjim
zivalim, ali jih pa pokopljejo "a
We. Neko dete, Xxi Sc nahaja siro-
tisnici, so naSli vrh hriba, drugo
slepo dete ie bilo reseno IL odpr-
tega groba,"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
POLICIST USTRELIL BAN
DITA.

CHICAGO, ILL. - V sredo po-
poldne je ustreii policist Finn ma
n. Winchester Ave-, pri izvrSeva-
nju svoje dolznosti nekega mOza,
Iii je hotel vdreti V stanoVanjc FL
lipa GanzhOrna. TezkO ranjeni
vlomiloc je bill prepeljan V Ra-
yenswood bOlniSnico, in dasi so mu
zdravniki povedali, da bo pray go
tovo rani podlegel, vendar Sc Je
ylomilec trdovratno branil pOve-
dati svoje ime. On zatrjuje, ola je
prispel Sele V tOrek IL Clevelanda
' Chicago, vendar pa 'mu policlJa
tcga ne veruje in meni, da Je V
zvezi vlomi, Xxi so Sc primeriE
na severni strani mesta. V njegO-
viii zcpih Sc je naSlo pOlog potreb-
mega vlomilnega orodja sest Yep
nih ur, Is diamantnih prStanOv.
10 kravatnih igel ter Vec druglh
vrednostnih stvari.
Policija je izvedela pO telefonu,
da je vlomilec V doticnem pcsLop-
ju, nakar je tal1oj prihitelo na IL
ee mesta vec policistov, Xxi so obko-
ILL poslopjc Kmalu Sc je pokazal
Tia hiSnem vhodu vlomilec, toda
zagIedavSi policiste, Sc je obrnil,
hoteG pobegniti. Policist Finn ga
je zasledoval, in ker Sc na njegoV
poziv, maj obstane, nj hotel usta-
~iti, je oddal najpreje en- svarilen
3trel, nato pa ostrega, Iki ga Je
podrl ma tia.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
TEZKA KAZEN "a IZDAJAL
SKE UREDNIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. = V
sredo je bila pred tukajsnjim sodi-
Seem razglasena tezka kazen mad
petimi uradniki nemskega dnevni-
ka V Filadelfiji, Philadelphia
Tageblatt." Obsojeno osobje ONE
njenega dnevnika je bilo re pred
meseci pod obdOlzbo vohmstva in
spijonaze aretovano. Louis Wer-
ner in Dir. Martin Darkow, urednl-
ka, sta bila obsojena vsak ma pet
let jeGe; Herman Lemke, poslovo-
dja, ma dve lett; Peter Schaefer,
predsednik, in Paul Vogel, blagaJ-
mix, pa vsak na emo leto.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
oD BANDITOV USTRELJEN.

CHICAGO, ILL. " cetrtek
zjutraj so neznani banditje ustre-
lii ma Calumet Ave-, stew. $500
Josipa S. Grossfelda, laStnika ga
lanterijskc trgovine. Ubili so ga
zjutraj OBJ sedmih, ko je Cdplral
trgovino.
Stanovalci bliznie okolice so IL
javili, d& so videli zjutraj planiti
diva ncznana moza IL trgovjne, ki
sta nato magic zbez&la. Ker je o,
staIa V blagajni veGja vSota de,
maria, policija meni, ola sta Sc to-
lovaja prestraSila, ker sta ubila
prodajGlniGarja, Xxi Sc jima jc maj
rrz postavil V bran, in pobegnila.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
TtaIv Wants Over One
Million JugoslaV White
Slaves.

ATTHE PEACE TABLE, AT WHICH A PEACE
IS TO BE ESTABLISHED, WORTHY OF The Eu-
ROPEAN AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACIES, AND
CONFORM TO THE GREAT AND LOFTY PRlN-
CIPLES PROCLAIMED BY THE GREAT AMERl-
CAN PEOPLE THE ITALIANS WILL BRlNG
FORWARD THEIR INDUSTRIOUS DEMAND FOR
THE ANNEXATION OF DALMATIA, ISTRIA,
TPTEsTE CORIZIA AND FIUME TO THE KING
DOM OF ITALY.
All, THESE TERRITORIES ARE JUGOSLAV
SINCE TIMES IMMEMORIAL AND INHABITED
BY AN OVERWHELMING JUGOSLAV MAJO-
RITY.
IN THESE TERRITORIES THE ITALIANS, IN
CLUDING OVER 10000 UNNATURALISED TIA
LIAM IMMIGRANTS AND MORE THAN lOOOOO
RENEGADES, NUMBER ONLY 372,623 AS A
GAINST 1O8O.933 JUGOSLAVS.
THE PROPORTION IN EACH OF THE DENIAN-
DED PROVINCES is AS FOLLOWS:
DALNATIA: 612699 JUGOsLAVs - 1908 TIA
LIANS
IsFRIA: 224.4OO JUGOsLAVs 145.516 ITALY
ANS
TRIESTE: 59974 JUGosLAV - 118.958 ITALI-
ANS
INCLUDING $4,000 ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS)
GoRIZIA: $4,000 JUGosLAVS - 9O119 TIA
LIANS
FOR THE SAKE OF PURE IMPERIALISM, O.
YER ONE MILLION JUGOSLAVs HAS TO BE
SACRIFICED TO A FOREIGN RULE AND THEIR
MOST CHERISHED LANDS, THE CRADLE OF
THEIR NATIONALISM. THEIR CULTURE AND
THEIR ART SUBJECTED TO THE GREED AND
EXPECTATIONS OF A NATION ALWAYS Ho-
STILE TO THE JUGOSLAVS.
ITALYs DEMANDS ARE SUSTAINED ONLY
BY IMPERIALITIC AMBITIONS AND BY THE
DESIRE OF TERRITORIAL AGGRANDISEMENT.
JUGOSLAV DEMANDS ARE SUSTAINED BY
RIGHT AND, JUSTICE, BY THRUTH AND PRIN-
CIPLE OF NATIONAL SFLF-DETERMINATlON
ITALY WANTS THE ADRIATIC TO BE AN
ITALIAN LAKE; THE JUGOsLAVs WANT IT TO
BEA FREE SEA FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL.
WILL AMERICA PERMIT ALL THIS?. NEVER!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
filed with the Chicago Ill., December got
9S as required by the Act of October6h 1917.
VpraSanje jadranske obali
tvori vazen problem.
JUGOsLoVANI Sc z zAUPANJEM OBRACAJO MA zDRUzENE
DRzAvE DA JIM BoDo REsILE NJIHovo ozEMLJE

PARIZ A. dec (zakasneo) - Sa$ce Xxi je zavzel mi
gede pravc mah nardOv do nhOvega samOOdOcevana
pogedu bodoGh vlad edno pavo in mali naod kakor Srci
in Jugoovan vdo plemeno potekcjo To naziranje bo
ui zaheve onih zaveznkov Xxi pricakova PRIDOBT
We NOVEGA OZENIIJA.
Franciia je ubla zavzeti Sjo ZDRUZENE DRzAVE
PA BODO POSVETILE POSEBNO POzORNOST JUGOSLOVA-
NOM
Rudolf Tost Xxi DO odpooval utr poebn msji jugoslo-
vanskega naroda AmekO zav da vie Parizu maj
kOnfeence tedenko dob ugosOvanskega naroda ter
Sc pokovn House, osebn SvetOvac naSega predsdk zeo
zanma "a pooza da bo praane gorko zavze
vls Herbert Hoover e bill nfomiran veii
Mvsh potrebScn naprOSen maj takO pose zaogo Il
vii del EvrOpe da odve nevanost boevlma N Je goto
va posledica lakote.
Fancoskemu casopsu e bill dovoljn lie omejen tsk ozirom
MA SPORE KI SO NASTALI KO JE ITALIA OKUPlRALA JU
GOSLOVANSKO OZElE KakOr pOSno razumeo pod lon
donsko tano pogodbo je bio a objubjeno da dob DAMA
TINSKO OBAL S TRSTOM REKO IN PULJEM
Gasm neke dodge brzojavke obavlene pianskem su Se-
Colo kmau ko italjans mnsr predsednik Orlando
borovana Londona ker boroVa francosk angeSk
itaans poini in vojas vodtelji 6 bia ia TANA LON
DONSKA POGODBA V VSEH POGLEDIH ZELO IzPREMENJE-
MA IN RATFCIRANA Depesa nadae poroa da bodo draw
ne meje uravnale ter srategicnO regulilale.
at
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
LINCANJE ZAMORCA.

NEWPORT, ARK. - Ljudska
mnozica je naSkocila tukajSnO o.
krajno jeco ter odvleka IL ME crn-
ca Wits Robinsona IL Little Rock,
Ark, nakar ga je obesila ma neko
drevo parku blizu zelezniske po-
stale.
Crnec Robinson je ustrclil in u
bill policista Charles Williamsa
ter tezko ranil policijskega nacel-
nika Gus. G.. Martina, XII sta ga no.
tela aretOvati.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-20
VERSKO BLAZNI KITAJEC.

CHICAGO, I'LL. - Drzec V eni
roki odprto biblijo drugi pa tez-
ko zajemallo "a juho, je prisel
Moy Wing, Kitajec in lastnik ki-
tajSkega restoranta IA zhOdni 90.
ceSti pocasnih l1oraov IL uhinje V
;5dilnico, jer je obedovalo vecje
Stevilo gostov, in pricel je V obeh
iezikih v angleS6ini in Svoji ma
terinScini - prepevati himne III
pSalme.
Nekateri gostje so menili, da Sc
Wing samo sail, hotec jih zabava-
ii, toda ko je Kitajcc zaprl bibli-
jo ter priGel s svojO teako 2aJemal-
ko udrihati ma desnO in levO po
posodah in pohiStvu, so Sc kmalu
prepricali, .da imajo pred Seboj
yersko blaznega reveza. GoStje so
zbezali in naznanili dogodek de-
tektivskemu Sarzentu Grandu.
Preden je Grand doSpel restav-
rant, je od$el Wing re V kuhinjo,
kjer je priGel straSnO gospodariti.
Pobil je veGino posode ter pokva-
lil elelltliCno luc in njeno nape-
liavo. Winga so odpeljali na po-
hcijsko straznico pozneje pa V
psihopaticno bolniSnico, kjer ga
bOdO Opazovali.