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The Washington times., 1919-03-12
CHE LOGAL MARKEF

Trading on the wsshington stock
ExchSnge picked up today, twelve
sales Of stock and enc Of bonds be-
ing reeOrded.
TWenty-tEo shares OF Washington
Gas went@at .63 y = tvslYe shares Of
MergsFthalet At 1s3h, and ive at
ISE II 50 S.+f
After call one $500: Capital friction
Per cent bond went 1t "a; thirteen
shares OF MeFEenthAleF at 133; one
share of Washington Railway and
Electric cemm9n ak 50, and sixty
three shares OF Capital Traction At
S7H '-
The Washington times., 1919-03-12
REDS INVADE EAST. PRUSSIA
MARTlAL Law PRocLAIaED

BAsLlE. March .i2.-Martisi Iaw
has been proclaimed IN the east Ptlis-
sian districts Of Gtaudanz, Sfrasbdrr.
BrieEesp, Thorn. and Gulfn, owing =
the advance Of SpaFtacan foreos frou
the east. AeeordihE 70 dispatches re-
ceived here today.
The dispatch would lndlcate fha
SPartaeans are advancihg ub6n tha
dletriets referred 70 from Russian
FolAhd- From the WoFdlng ~oe tie
dispatch Il would seem the "Sparta-
cans either are uudsr Direction. oe
ths PEpssian BolsheviIsi. o. -tha 49,
has been applied 70. the Bnlshe9iEf
themselves.
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PRHFERRED DTVIDBND NO. "a
A Quarterly dividend Clg0. so q one and
three-quarters lHG3 psF cent has bean
declared upon the Preferred Capital SlocE
OF the ,American Graphophone COmbanS.
payable April 1st. I9io, 70 Btockholders q
rseaPd At the close 'of business March Istn.
1919 Transfer books viii not Be eloSsd
c. W. WODDROP, FrsasursF.
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ToDAY,S SALEs

YeshtAgtqn Gas, 7e6sN. 9sSs 10
WsTEsntA+lsry 1oeissA. aslssK, :
a134. ~ sW :,
Altar eall-capital TrsetiOn, S.. 500
Asrgenthilsr. aSlS6 lo91S5.
Washington R@iIIwAy and EIeetFie.
com. 1850. -.
Capital Traction 1ses7E, e59s7R.
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coMlIoN DIVIDEND No. S..

COMMON DIVIDEND NO. IS.
A quarterly dividend mo. SD a. one ana
declared upon the Common Capital stoek
Of the Amsrtcan Graphophone- .CompLny.
payable April ,1St, 1918. 70 stoekhoIders ~
raeOEd at the eiaSs Of basiness March 1seh.
1913. Transfer books viii net be- elosed.
Q. ". woDDROP, Trsasursr
fs3S.mh5.I3
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DIVIDEND NOTICES


~ lIF'ltllD NINILlNIItD NJ =
A quartsriy dividend CNo. - of ons a.a
thRse-quarters q ~ per cent h14 So
declared ppun the Preferred Capital sioeF
Of the Columbia Graphophons .MahuEast1r-
tng Company, psyable April Lee, IIoI9 Is
stockholdsrs % REGARD az the close 81 b,r1I-
ness March 18th, 1913. Transfer books wa
not be closed.
c W. woRRRoP, EE.esEss.
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100000 j..
Cities Service Company
Bankers Shares IL.
Representng Ii ...,r
Common Stock

Bankers trust Company, New YOtk, D.polAaFy.
We summarize Henry Dohsy Psls eEiss Service
of BANKERS Shares
follows:
has
registered form ,
a Shares"a
each such"
share of Cities Company CunpSn Stock OF
Holders the Depoitny
Comps Cmmon Go)
surrender
Henry Dsry
its Fiscal
monthly dividends
Will "a.
Cities SericeC Common adthe
from Sle
deposited distribution ABenker
Cenm
n
nshass"y will
Of the fifteenth
Henry L: Doherty & Co. Montgomery & Co.
New York Philadelphia New York
4 AZ ss 's sssA Rs,E s:sE I4 -s:s s.d ,1sI :s
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PALTIlloRE GRAIN MAn1ZEF.

Wheat-AetiTs demand. frml No.
red winter S2.35H; No. g red winter.
garlicky -S2.3SA. Receipts, s1.494
bushels. Shipments none.
Corn-FirmeF; contract yellow.
sLfs0Lf7. Receipts S.75S buShslG
Shipments as0.'
oats-Firner: No. . vrhfte, domes-
tic IL Sales receipts 55ss75 bushels.
Shipments "a, f5S.
Rye~Firmers No. : Western export
9pqts sl.5E Receipts 19S99 bushels.
Shipments. $4,000 = .ss.-
Hay-Firm. good dsmaad-
Flour Unchanged
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LATE SENATOR'S SECRETARY
NAY ENTER CONGRESS RACE

". Vernon Richardson, OF DsnviIls.
ky- for fye years and half sacre-
taFy 70 the late Senator oIlIe ~
James. is likely to make the race for
member Of the House from the
Eighth Kentucky district.
Ar. Richardson. Who q wen. known
In Wsshlngfon. has some TO The diS-
tFict and win lock into the Situation.
A vacancy has been caused by ths
death Of Congresstaan Harvey Helm.
The Washington times., 1919-03-12
TTTI,u rNsuRANCE sroUa.

Ssly@sls. , al;.;c IiSls as,,iI' iHs;::.. S. =
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THE CAR YOU WANT

nay. not be advertised here to-day. The
gEsst, aViSksst way. q 70 tell IN Ttmel
u viii run under Autos Wanted. PhoiS
rSs a.. Aasa bzse. 8Gn win So sent
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- The hsSA sheIIed the HanH. It'ssup
10 rs to she'll out the hundreds. Have
you paid your income tax3
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ATTENTION

To Mrs. GOIdie Beck: Your brother, Rus-
RITTS. I-Iz'
The Washington times., 1919-03-12
EDUCATIONAL
MRS. DANIEL

FIRST GRADE Civil Service examIpatloD,
for clerks April 9th and I2th; tuition f1,r
entire course for these exaniinationa a.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARAToRY
SCHOOL, s. =. cor. 18th and = sts Phons
Franklin 20S0. feaI:tG
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
STATES AIDING j. S.
GIVE YANKS FARMS

Almost universal cooperation of
State legislatures with the Govern
ment in working for farms for dis
charged soldiers is the report OF the
Interior Department.
Legislation on soldier-settlements
has been enacted in almost every
State. The feeling trending toward
agreement with whatever the Fed
eTal Government is disposed to do.
Some States, however, have gone far
Their than this and have even appro-
priated large sums for the further
ance of the scheme.
The President has received tele-
grams and letters from numerous
legislatures and State governors ask
ing and urging his active support in
putting through Congress quick legis-
lation for the returned soldiers, sail
ors and marines.
New Hampshire has amended the
law relating to settlement OF paupers
so that mo person engaged in the
military or naval service of the
United States during the war with
Germany shall lose any right of set
Element gained under the provisions
Of the act"
Sixteen States have appropriated
funds for the work. and in addition
Florida, Illinois, Kansas, and Maine
have made provisions for the use of
State lands.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
2 WOMEN SLIGHTLY HURT
WHEN STREET CARS CRASH

A street car OF the Capital Traction
Company last night crashed into the
rear end Of another car Of the same
company which had stopped al
Fourteenth street and New York
avenue northwest to discharge pas
sengers. Miss Helen Young, .1413
Massachusetts avenue, and Mrs. N
G. Yoder, 134S P street northwest
passengers on one of the cars, were
injured. but refused hospital treat.
ment
While crossing at Ninth and E
streets northwest last night Mrs. K.
c. Stone, sixty-five years old, 2SO2 P
street northwest, was knocked down
by an automobile operated by Frank
Payne, 1926 w street northwest. Mrs.
Stone was taken to her home
Leon Curtain, thirteen years old,
OF 1343 Emerson street northeast,
ran into an automobile in front Of
his home last night The boy was
knocked down by the machine and
taken to Casualty Hospital suffering
from a broken ankle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
SAYS WIFE WAS
ALREADY MARRIED

Milton Mantz, Of 1928 New York
avenue northwest, in answering his
wife's suit for a limited divorce and
alimony for alleged desertion and
non-support, has made the declara-
ton that he was not lawfully mar
ried to Mrs. Emmerick Mantz Octo-
Der 81, 1905, when they went through
a marriage ceremony, because Of the
fact that at the time she was, I'M
known to him, lawfully married to
William H. Coolidge, jr- who was
then and is now alive" and from
whom she is not divorced.
Denying his wife's allegation Of
non-support, Mr.. Mantz, who is repre-
scented by Attorney Wharton E. Les
the time since they voluntarily sepa-
aboUts and she made no demands on
him.
The husband says he gave her a
present OF 500 and a 800 Liberty
bond for a Christmas present last
year. On March, last, he claims, he
gave her 5000 to buy a set of furs and
sent her $50 in cash. Mantz declares
he did all this in appreciation Of her
nursing him through a severe illness
in 1918, land not as maintenance and
support"
The husband denies being the own
er of the real estate or cash which
his wife said he possessed. He also
says that she does not need his sup
port, as she earns from $50 to $25 a
week as milliner. Mantz said that
they agreed to separate when she
told him that she was married and
had not obtained a divorce and that
he had no desire to make public the
fact that "she was not his wife"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
NEWMAN PAYS TRIBUTE
TO SALVATION LASSIES

"A dollar contributed to the Sal
walton Army is a dollar sent direct to
the relief or happiness or comfort
of a soldier" said Major Oliver New.
man, formerly Commissioner OF the
District and who recently returned
from overseas. in paying a glowing
tribute to the work of the lassies
"over there"
without fuss or feathers" Major
Newman continued, the Salvation
Army men and women get right in
among the troops, undergo the same
hardships, take the same knocks, and
help, help, help, with material things
and with good cheer" Major New
man also urged contributions TO the
S13, 100000 home service fund cam
paign, which starts on May 10. For
this reason, Major Newman said.
everybody should contribute II the
Salvation Army needs money.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
WILL GIVE Benefit FOR
PARoCHIAL PLAYGROUND

A benefit will be given at Odd Fell
lows Hall Wednesday, May 81. by the
knights of St Augustine. to equip a
playground for the pupils of St
Augustine's Parochial School.
Daniel Spriggs has been elected
commander of the knights. Other
officers are First vice commander.
William J. Smith; second vice com
mander, Henry Duckett; financial
secretary, i. L. Kenney: assistant A.
nancial secretary. L. A. Eskridge: re-
cording secretary, Joseph A. Jackson
assistant recording secretary, Alfred
Selby; treasurer, John 1. Jackson.
Jackson; sergeant-at-arms, Charles
Farrell; assistant sergeant-at-arrns
William A Plummer: chairman Of the
relief committee, James NJ Browne.
board OF directors, William A. Prater.
chairman; B. +. Butler, secretary:
Samuel Snowden, and William
Booze.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
MAY PUT LEAGUE
TO POPULAR VOTE

Republican leaders IN the Senate
&! had virtually agreed today on a pro-
. gram which, II carried through, woulo
mean tearing the league of nations
/. covenant from the peace treaty and
. submitting it TO the people for ratI-
: fcation or disspprovaL
If the league constitution can be
, removed from the treaty il is not be
: lieved there will be opposition to ii.
: Neither Democratic nor Republican
members are disposed to bubble over
Fiume, the ShantUng peninsula, or the
, allotments made TO France and Eng
land.
, Early ratification Of the treaty
means the early return OF all AmerI-
cans from Europe or wherever they
may be scattered The law which
brought them into service says they
shall be demobilized within four
months from the day peace is official
ly declared.
A majority vote in the Senate is all
that is required to separate the league
of nations covenant from the treaty.
With the thirty-nine signers Of the
"round robin" as a starter, the Re
publicans believe they can count on
the support of uncommitted Republic
ans ana SuOuSH OSAlOCA aLAS NObCS "
make up the forty-nine that will be
needed.
Senator Hitchcock, a league sup
porter, holds that it will be impossible
TO separate the league covenant from
the treaty.
They are so intertwined as to make
them inextricable," he said last night
1T is impossible for anyone to sepa-
rate them who really wants peace"
The Senate is fairly evenly divided
on the proposal that the United States
should join Great Britain in a guaran-
tee to go to the defense OF France
should the latter again be attacked
from the east.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
KILLED IN
TORNADO IN TEXAS

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, May g.
Fifteen persons were killed here
when one of the worst tornadoes ever
experienced in southwest Texas swept
the lower Rio Grande valley, demoI-
ishing farmhouses and doing great
damage to growing crops. according
to kilograms received here tonight
from the storm area
The storm took its heaviest toll at
Mission, where a shed in which Mr..
Wick, his wife, and four children and
a number of MeXicans had taken ref
uge from the hurricane, collapsed.
Mr.. Wick and two of his children
were instantly killed, while Mrs. Wick
was perhaps fatally injured. The
other two children, a boy of twelve
and baby, escaped uninjured.
Nine Mexicans also are reported to
have been killed when the shed COL
lapsed, although this could not be
verified as wire communication west
of Donna is down.
Six miles west of Mission, at Ma
dero, seven adults and two children
are known to be dead, all of whom
are heXicans.
A Mexican and two children were
killed six miles north OF Donna
The wind was accompanied by
heavy hail, which did great damage
to crops. Many farmhouses and other
buildings in the path Of the tornado
were unroofed. The damage to prop
erty in the upper valley, where the
storm spent its greatest fury, is esti-
mated at close to 100000, while it
is impossible to estimate the damage
to crops.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09

LAKE CHARLES. La, May 9.-Sev-
eral persons were injured and q score
or more buildings wrecked when a
tornado swept the town OF Vinton,
near here. No one was killed, &C
cording to meager reports reaching
here. The tornado was followed by q
heavy rain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09

MISSION. Tex, May Six persons
were killed and one seriously injured
here when a tornado blew down a
train shed in which they had taken
shelter.
J. L. Wick, his two small sons, and
three MexicanS were killed and Mrs
Wick sustained a crushed hip. Her
small baby escaped uninjured. Prop
erty damage is estimated at $4,000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
sPoNsoR Az LAUNCHING.

Mrs. Ella Herbert Micou, 2400 Six
teenth street northwest, daughter OF
the late Hilary A Herbert, q former
Secretary of the Navy. was the
sponsor at the launching Of the de-
stroyer Herbert, which took place
yesterday at the New York Ship
building corporation yard, Camden,
y. ]. The launching was witnessed
by several naval officials.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
Loganberries

A wonderfully delicious
dessert and viii make the
most appetizing pies.
Del Monte Brand, or
none better, can. 49,. NV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
BITTEL LEADS MAsksMEN.

LIE MANS. France, May 9.-Iieut.
Col. Edward Bittel, of the Fourth
division, led the 1.261 marksmen in
the tournament Of the American ex-
peditionary force at the close Of the
second day OF the rifle preliminarIes
Tuesday. The tournament Is being
held on the D'Avours range, near
here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
RAILROAD aYp EXTENSION.

A number OF railroad men met last
night 20 consider tho question of the
continental extension program OF tho
Railroad Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, and especially the annual
membership week. from May Is to "a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09

Drops Of magic! Apply a little
Freezone on that bothersome corn,
Instantly that corn stops hurting,
then you lift it off with the fingers.
No pain at all! T=y It!
Why wait? Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle Of Freezone for a few
cents, sufficient to rid your feet Of
every hard corn. soft corn, CT corn
between the toes, and calluses, with
out soreness at all.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
Catsup

Burt Olney's Catsup will
prove a delight to you if you
like the rich flavor of full
ripe tomatoes free from an
excess of strong spice Or
Large bottle -......AOS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-09
Ground Mustard

R T. French g. Co., who
make the fine Cream Salad
Mustard, also offer
Pure Ground Dry Mustard
"a very 6ne product, o.,
1Hs-oZ. I'm 10y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-07
Pri predsedniku Masa-
ryku.

PiSe A. r. Decker.

PRAGA CESKA = CehOSovakOm dOzdeva predSednk Ma
saryk ma eda kot eda ko zpus svoo domovno ter
napo gnan cd ze da ovobod svoo O6enjav ko svea od
kOder Seda zOpet umfano pOv NgOve nje svobOdi
GeSk repub dajale mpuz negOv energ h e b mOGn do
voj da Ogroza sOvane prOdra svOm duhOm do
6eSkOsOvaSkh armad in h Okrepa nhOvem vtranem odpou
proti AvstroOgrski
Avstka vojaka OblaSt je obsoda smrt dala pomoi
preko 10000 CehOv CeskoSIovaS voiak
ke amade kadarO jim nua pika nose6i sebO vazne in
fomaeje stanu avsske vOsk nakar prdru vsam
veznkOv, kjer so tvOrili najbolSe vojasvO.
Pa tud donna CehoOvak enako hrabrO upra zaduoG
donna a denar deO OvirajO6 kampanje vOnega posoa
Ker dobl dOvOenje pOgOvOr predsedkom Masary
kom takO napO g ker o HradSan grad dvigaoG
meOm sOerh stopov Mad reko Voltavo
vla6la meg PridnO Qudvo hieo seminta po cast
feorjevpredskOv prdSednka Masayka prdsednika Wo-
Shke so bile oTaSene amerSkm in GeSkimi barvami
who'd grad je sraO neka vojakOv kaerh puSke stale
vrst lesenem SOJau yhOda. Dogo ia
grad rab kan avsts vladar zve svoega bvana
Prag navadno zasebnh palacah Predse spreje
bo demOkracr naen prOstoduSnO menoi govore dol
izgnanStvu.
Rad b vede mOjem Guvstvu h ga imel ko prspel
domov je dejal Tezko to Odgovor ka nko nisem l.
mel pravega casa da b ms Moa veka ea e b odkar
odse IL domove da prpravim trenotek Sibji
organza armada k ba zapuSeena sebi ppus
ee doker il nj pra Amerka pomO Amerka je ba napram
armad veikOuna Amerik bo tud men
goeeno mnogo storiti 6eskoslovasko repubiko.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-07
Chicago Ill., January tn
by he of October 9th 1917
''Kra1jevina Srba, Hrva-
ia i SlOvenaca
Parza Sc poroa uanovv Wade Venlc praV Ola oooe
r konferenci navzoci narodi strh vrst Graa narode
k so Sc vdelezii vojne Il mperialistienih
in trgovsdh ozrov.

PARZ Journal des Debas poroa da je ba Belgradu u
stan6vena vada batere an jugosovans
Sie rmesoe Bosne Herzegovina Damace HryatSke III Soe-
e Use entenne M I'm nevame Wade bile nfomrane, ola Sc
menuje kstvO Odshma aestvo SrboV ratoV III oo
Svko Grou6 prvi posanik kraevne SrbOv in So
vencev "a Zdruzene dospe Washington Mr. Grouc e
b sedem posanvv LOnOnu naO Je b neka let V
nil minister Srb TekOm vOjne je b SrbSl poSank oVlc
GrouG e dpomati6nh mOznOS ter e b odkOVan o
angleSkega kralja viteStva angeSkega ceSaSva
Niegova Amerikaka Virgne ter Je zV1sla Svoe
studie ma univez Chicago TekOm bakanke sedane von e
ba Mrs GrouG vea Ameri kjer e orgnizraa wee pomoz
odborov pomO6 Srb Vsed nenega nemonega deoVaa
Sc ie odpOslalO Srbijo veG milijOnOv dOarev.
PARIZ - Fancija, Anglia IN RusJa so svOh pogodOah
Iao ppoznae pravice Sbie dejal dr. NJ Vesnc danaS
MEM intervuvu nekemu easnikarskemu poro6evacu.
Romuna zguba pravO svO zahteve vsed nJen poga~
ani centranm zaveni leta 191 nadaevat Ali Je po-
gOdba leta 1915 skenjena med IaO gjO FTancO III Ru
so kao6a vzhodne Oba Jadrankega mO Sc vedno praVo
mo mednarOdnem pravu?
DvOe fakOv je h boSta ucmf to vpraSane negativmm A
vdeea Skepu te pOgodbe Ona Je prsa
vOno o Odkra vSeh tanh pOgOdb entena Je ak
ceptiraa nene principe Nadae kO pOdpao docno
pogodbo e Italia zahtevaa tefo kO prOtekco pro domma
c SOvanOv pOdprah cd rke se Ioda vsed sedanega poll
pOOzaa RuS Seda VSaka TAXA nevanOSt odsanena
zd da peS GaS kO je ETOp pOdpralO mpea
sGno poko Zaka smell imet bakanski narOd 18TH
vie kakor jih majo drugi narOdi?
mrOvn kOnerenc bodO repezerane Stri razGne vrste
narodov: prviG vsopi vojno prezet dejO domnac
: dugG ts XII bani sebe tretjG Oni k vdee-
i vOne vsed visOkh pemenh idealov akOr Amea IN
6etrtie St vstopi vono trgOvsh OzirOv neseco
Srbiie da ii zadnje imenovani narOdi MO obkrozajo
preprGan da bO Srbja hotela vet ka baz maj
v kOnference miSm da DO ahkO zanaSaa
podporo Amerike PrdSedni Wilson zjav da je Amea
veea vOjne zategade da OdpajO pOgOdbe
&c velez mrovne konernce kar DO obrana
takh anh pOgodbah kaj maj Osao udstvO mi
sh?
Koiko verOdosojnOsi bodo6e pQagalo
besede tsih mOz h govOre imenu zdruzenih drzav?''
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-07
Nekoliko IL njegovega zivljenja.

Teodor Roosevelt je bill goovo naboj popuanh A.
melk Njegovo znje je bo bumo in pono adventur
vadn dogodkov Mnogo MENU prpovedue kar moda
reSca tega esnicnega prpovedova
gOdke IL svoega Mvljenja
Nobena perijoda njegovega Mvenja
pomu kakor nj bvnje med kram pastr ali cowboi
zapadu Roosevelt e vera deja ola taxi nevarnosti nj bill Sc
nikoi kakor ob neki TAXI prik, da bi bill ustreljen
Ne pjam krav pastir vsopi nekega edno pivnico
Je ba doicnem krau pozva navzoce maj peo ma
nJegovO zdrave njegove sro V naroc place
madega Roosevea Krav pastr napre vpraa kdo e
Tne pe da negov ukaz in ko povedah da je Xxi H
mao casa tenn krau e sop Rooseveu dejal Hej vi
gospod rmi ocmi er e nos polkovn ocaa JAZZ ukazm
mozu ola pije, mora ia moz tudi pitt
stem renoku e poegnl samores ustrel Roosevelt
e planl magic pokoncu rekoc Every WELL SIR stop pro
III nato pa besnostjo ga plan pasta ga samm
udarcem pest pobh na tia in ga nato vge
Nkega utra N Roosevelt oseda posebno dvga kona
pod menom Ben Butler Das vede je kon d da ga
ne more nihce ezt vendar bez nadajnga pomenja
ezdl koma e bill dobro sdu ko ive spenao koni
Vge az seda no e Roosevelt zopet vsa oe eze
zaJaha B zopet dvaka ter dvjem d ez doer nj bill konj
poponoma urocen Vs ocvidc cu ako Sc e moge OBJ
drza sdu ker vede ola pri padcu pob res zlom
e roe reber kar vendar ovra da e uro konja
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-07
EKSPLOzIJA BOMBE.

CHICAGO, Ill. = Pred delav-
nico cevljarja j. Shu1mana na
Montrose Ave. je pobral ponde-
lick kmalu po pomoci brivec Av-
gust Goetsche pred ocmi svojega
spremljevalca in nekega slucaJno
mimo priSedSega mornarja na &C.
sti neH zavoj, Xxi Sc je Ma tleh ne
koliko premikal. Norman mu je "a
klical: Pazite, morda je bomba Y
zavoju!" Brivec sc hi oziral ma
svarilo, V naslednjem trenotku pa
je V njegovi roki eksplodirala
bomba, zavita V papir. Blivcu is
bilo odtrganih troje prstov ia des'
nj roki. Razbito ie bilo tudi izloz-
beno okno cevljarjeve delaVnice'
Cevljar, ki Sc je nahajal V delag-
nici, hi bill ranjen. On je izjavil, da
so bill V zadnjem> letu podvzetl
mani re Stirje bombni atentati.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-01-07

NaveGi problem katerem seda deujemo je ekonomicn
vprasana mel in polnih form mani wanna Avsa Je
tem6no deova ola bi unca Ceso doc e Ogrska postopa
Slova ignoranto vseh vanejsh ndusrah Slovake e
sa da odS Dunaj ali BudmpeSto Pobra so Jim Mo
in zvia ter jh posai Avstrijo.
bile prisne podpsovat suzenjsko posojo proi
posoja upa izbegavae
kokor moge Ker majo Cehoova vendar doa eh bon
dow seda tako ure da bodo koor mogoce mao Hg
bill.
Dg mas velk problem e denar Steer nase deo
pooma ekonomcno vstev omaco armade Amerka nam
cr obljub denar ee bi rabi ali mi b bill radi koor mo-
goGe neodvisni.
Cemur abo ed je red in discipline nasega ma
roda Ko dope Pago blo ucah gotovo million u
med kaerm e tvorla srazo peca Sokoov in gmnazi
skin akov toda dozda nem eu Sc n emf sami nesreci Mole
naziranje je da mamo zrS veko deo imamo %
ljudstvo katerim bono to delo izvrSili "