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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

The proponents of the league" he
continued. 'tclaim that the Monroe
doctrine is excepted from the juris-
diction of the council and the as
sehbly OF the league. If this is true
there can be no harm. and it would
seem to be entirely proper for the
Senate, In ratifying the treaty, to de-
clare its interpretation of this clause
Ny own personal opinion is that the
Monroe doctrine is sufficiently desig.
rated to be excepted from the jurfs-.
diction of the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

White Wool Jersey Suits,
plain tailored and some hand
somely embroidered models;
broken line of sizes, 16 years
to 46 bust; values
to to $49.75' to close $40 75
dt ........:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Col. Lynch Assigned Here.

Col Charles Lynch. Medical Corps. at
Newport News. Va. has been assigned
to duty IN the Office Of the surgeon gen.
eral Of the Army In this city, relieving
Col. Francis A. Winter. Medical Corps,
who II ordered to Fort Sam Houston,
Ter Tar duty as department surgeon.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
BAPTIST CHURCH
,~~~N%NN~NNNNN$

Sunday, School, at 1000 a. N.
Preaching at HOO a. m. and 700
p. m.
The PASTORS subject for Sun
day morning will be '"lhe Judg-
ment for the Purpose of Vindicat-
ing Divine Justice. Subject for
evening, The Kingdom of God
from the Standpoint of Service
and Sufficiency."
Get the church, going habit and
keep it up. Don't be deciduous
because Jack Frost is here. We
have set aside Sunday. November
23d, as Go To Sunday School
Day." We are making this a
rally day and want the presence
of all who are not already listed
in Sunday School. We are trying
all the time to make our work
more efficient, so we may be of
better service to the community.
Our service will be worth much
more to you if you.will be present.
Our Young People are doing
splendid work. B. Y. P. U.
meets at the parsonage, at 600
p. m. All young people are cor
daily invited to attend all meet
ings.
Mrs. Austin Rhoads will sing
Sunday morning. Mrs. Vernon
Graham and Miss Elisa Sanders
will sing Sunday evening.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
M. A. Morfensen
Killed in Mine

M. A. Mortensen was accident
ally killed at the Inspiration mine
in Miami at an early hour We'd
nesday morning.
1t is said that a blasting charge
from a level above the one on
which Mortensen was working
fell and exploded near him killing
him instantly.
Mr.. Mortensen's parents live
at Duncan. Before going to Mi
ami a few months ago he was a
student at the Gila Academy.
Thatcher. He now has asister
attending the Academy.
The remains of the young man
were shipped to his home in
Duncan for burial.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
PERSONALS

The Pace Hardware Co. is now
ordering their repair list for
1920. Have you sent in your
list? adv-39.3t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson
left Sunday morning for Roch-
ester, Mimi, where Mr.. Wilson
will take further treatment at the
Mayo Brothers Sanitarium for
cancer on the face.
If you wish to sell eggs, chick
ems or turkeys, see or write to
j. S. Miles, Box $780, Stafford; or
phone 79. adv -38-2t
Mrs. Charlotte J. Swift ar
rived here last week from Los
Angeles, Cal, and will visit for
the winter with her son, Forest
Supervisory, T. Swift and family.
For SALE Plenty of winter
apples, several varieties. j. H.
Mack's Ranch, near Pima.
adv-39-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. DowdIe
returned here Wednesday even
ing from Tucson. They had at
tended the State Fair and stopped
over several days in Tucson, visit
ing friends.
For SALE-Pit Games. stays
'and pullets; Homing Pigeons.
Box S82, Stafford Ariz.
adv-39-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Firth, ac-
companied by their son, Charles,
and Mrs. Firth's niece, Miss
Blanche Stadler, of New York
City, who is spending the winter
with them. came over by auto
from Aravaipa Wednesday eve-
ming and will spend the week in
town.
Prepare your repair list for the
coming year and send it in to the
Pace Hardware Co. adv-39-3t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the ap-
plication of the Thatcher Water Com
pany, for the permission of the Arizona
Corporation Commission to increase its
water rates. will be heard before the
Commission, or any member thereof,
at the Citizens Bank, in Thatcher, Arj-
zona, on Thursday. the 10Th day of No
vember, 1919, at 1000 o'clock a. m.
BY order of the Arizona Corporation
Commissions.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this 18th
day of November, 1919.
A. Z. STELZER,
Secretary, Arizona Corporation Com
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
Reception In Honor
ofMr. and Mrs. Clarke

A reception in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Bowen Clarke. was Civ
en- Tuesday night, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee N. Stratton.
The hostesses were Mrs. Lee N.
Stratton and Mrs. j. N. Stratton.
A large number of friends of
the young couple attended the
reception and congratulated them
and gave them their best wishes
for a happy married life.
Refreshments of cake and fruit
punch. were served to the guests
during the evening.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School, at 1000 a. m,
Mrs. H. D. Dubois, superinten-
dent.
Preaching at HOO a. m. and
700 p. M, by the pastor.
The services will begin on time
and will be brief. Until the pas
tor gets better acquainted, the
subjects will not be announced.
Come and spend a little time
with US. I'VE will do thee good. I"
w. G. GAsToN, Pastor.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
A New Policy

The Occidental Life Insurance
Co. will issue policies for the
next thirty days that will pay,
in case of death in twenty years,
all premiums paid back in addi-
tion to the face value of the
policy.
w. A. LEWIS, Agent, Stafford.
adv-39-4t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
Combination

Most laxatives and cathartics afford
only temporary relief and should be used
only for that purpose. When you want
permanent relief take Chamberlain's
Tablets and be careful to observe the
directions with each package. These
tablets not only move the bowels, but
improve the appetite and strengthen the
digestion adY-39-4t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
Public Notice

Having sold my business here,
everyone owing me will please
call at my home and settle same
within the next two weeks, after
which time all unpaid accounts
will be placed in the hands of an
attorney for collection. Morris
Simon, Stafford. adv-39-2t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
This Means You

When you get up with a bad taste in
your mouth, dnll tired feeling, no rel
ish for food and are constipated, you
may know that you need dose of Cham
berlain's Tablets. They not lonly cause
an agreeable movement of the bowels,
hut cleanse and invigorate the stomach
End improve the digestion. aliv'5y-at
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
MANY VISITORS
At CONFERENCE
Continued from Page one) v

Continued from Page One)s
for some time telling his expert
ence in meeting infdels in Eng
land.
Sister Anne M. Cannon spoke
along Mutual Improvement lines.
The singing in this session was
furnished by the Ladies' Chorus
from the Academy, under the
direction Of Prof. Wesley Taylor.
The invocation was offered by
Bishop Arwell l.. Pierce, of the
Ell Paso Ward, and the benedic-
ton by Elder John David Lee.
Sunday Morning Session
President John F. Nash pre-
sided and conducted the services.
Elder Andrew Jensen gave no.
tice of the meetings throughout
the valley at which would ! be
read the early history of each
locality and the purpose of the
meetings would be to correct for
publication.
Elder VIM. A. Morton spoke
along Religion Glass lines and
emphasized the benefits derived
from that organization.
Elder LeRoi C. Snow explained
the Mutual campaign for one
hundred thousand members, and
spoke along the lines of general
Mutual Improvement work.
Sister Anne M. Cannon talked
on the slogans of the Mutual,
Spiritual Growth Through At
tendance at Sacramento Meet
ings.
The singing was done by the
combined choirs. assisted by the
congregation, and the sermons
were interspersed with a vocal
solo, "The Lord Is My Light"
by Spencer w. Kimball;. violin
solo, by Lawrence E. Holiday,
and vocal solo, by Mrs. Lola
Welker.
The invocation was offered by
Brother c. Oliver Larson.
The benediction was offered by
Bishop Orson Rheims.
Sunday Afternoon Session
President Andrew Kimball pre-
sided and conducted the services.
The Stake clerk presented the
General and Stake officers, who
were sustained unanimously.
President Charles M. Layton
spoke on tithing matters.
Elder Andrew Jensen spoke
upon the Word of Wisdom,
Morality and Cleanliness"
Elder David O. Mckay dwelt
at some length upon each part
of the scripture, Pure religion
and undefiled before God and the
Father, is this: To visit the
fatherless and widows in their
affiiction, and to keep himself
unspotted from the world"
Besides the choir singing, the
Virden Ward furnished a quartet.
Miss Grace Dodge, of Pima, sang
"One Fleeting Hour"
The invocation, by Bishop Nor
ris Nicholson, and the benedic-
tion by Patriarch H. M. Payne.
Overflow Meeting Sunday Ater-
noon
Elder LeRoi C. Snow read ex-
cerpts from the patriarchal bless
ing given to his father, Presi-
dent Lorenzo Snow, and narrated
events showing the complete full
fillment of each promise stated
therein, and bore his testimony.
Elder VIM. A. Morton occupied
the balance of the time telling
of the literal fulfllment of his
patriarchal blessing given by
Patriarch John Smith.
President Jobn F. Nash pre-
sided at and conducted these
services.
Stake Clerk Spencer Kimball
presented the general and Stake
officers, who were sustained.
The Viroen Ward rendered a
duet.
Elder VIM. S. Mack offered the
opening prayer and Elder Alando
i. Ballantyne the benediction.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
DIED

The 18-months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Scarlet, of
Layton, died Saturday night, No
vember 8, 1919, of scarlet fever.
Interment was made in Union
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
James Harvey Mangum, aged
II years, died at his home in
Pima. Tuesday morning, at 4;30
O'Clock, of cancer of the stomach.
The remains were brought here
Wednesday and embalmed and
were shipped yesterday morning
to Nephi,. Utah, for burial, ac-
companied by Clark Mangum.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
A STIFF SENTENCE

Two Mexicans were tried We'd
nesday in Justice Austin's court
at Solomonville. on a charge of
stealing corn. They were found
guilty and fined $10S.00 or 10S
days in Jail.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
Buy at Home

1t will pay you to buy your
Jewelry at home, for the reason
that you get better goods at low
er prices. | am here to stand be-
hind all my goods. JONES GAN
Fix 1T. adv-38-4t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
For Sale

Flour sacks for sale by the Gila
Valley Milling Co. Twelve 25-
pound used -four sacks for 80
cents; twelve 50-pound used -four
sacks for $1.00. adv-40-tf
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14

The republican majority in the
Senate filibustered against pros
perity last spring and is now
filibustering against peace.
j. S. Miles will buy anything
you have to sell. adv-38-2t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
WINNERS AT STATE FAIR

The list of Graham county peo-
pie who won prizes at the State
Fair, will be published in the
next issue of The GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14

For SALE-l, 600 gallon water
tank, cheap, and one large, oak
dining table. Inquire of Mrs. E.
U. Ijams, Stafford. adv-39-2t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14

j. S. Miles wishes to buy hay,
first or last cutting. Box 960,
Stafford. Phone 70. adv-38-2t
Graham guardian., 1919-11-14
Special Notice

In order to avoid the rush,
will accept applications for auto
licences on and after December
1st for 1920. All those not own
ing real estate must pay taxes in
advance.
j. M. ALFRED,
County Assessor.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
UBOGI JOHNSON!

KakSnega mnenja so Anglezl
glede prohibicije je zvedel "slav-
nj" apostol vode William &.
Johnson. Ia revez Sc je odpeljal V
Anglijo, ola sprawl ma pravo pot
Sc tamosnje pijance. Oznanil je
shod ma katerem je hotel proslavi-
ii plebejsko vodo in zrusiti V
prah "zlahtne" pijace. Par besed
ie sicer zinil toda kmalu mu je
zmanjkalo sape. Prihiteli so nam
rec dijaki neke visje sole in po-
tegniIi ubogega ameriskega bre-
guserja z njegovega govorniskega
odra. Suhega apostolic je to tako
prevzelo, da je postal = moker od
strahu. Dijaki so ga ma tleh stras-
no meckali in mikastili in ko je
bilo igre konec je pridrdral po
Johnsona ambulancni voz in ga
odpeljal V bolniSnico. Zdravnik ga
bo operiral in kot pravi poslednJe
porocilo bo johnson najbrz zgubil
emo oko. Mucenik suse!
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
A. F. Of I. napoveduje velik boj.

do V TEN prizadeti samo clani ze-
lezniSke unije, izvzemsi, ce bi BIZ
10 potreba, da Sc jih podpira ge-
neralnim Strajkom. V poslednjem
slucaju bi bile vse lokalne unije
pravocasno obveScene.
Sklepa Sc, da bo glasovanje
koncano zgodaj decembru.
b. G. Dawson, tajnik in blagaj-
mix unije strojnikov je izjavil, da
Sc je podvzelo tie korake zato, ola
Sc prisili konstitucijo in da Sc
brani pravice, mterese in svobodo
delavcev. V casu, ko Sc je sprejelo
predlogo da Sc razpiSe glasoya-
ME ,je diskuziralo tenn mnogo
unijskih uradnikov. Vsi so izjavi-
Ii, ola ne napadajo ustroj Wade ne
go ljudi, kateri jo imajo V rokah.
Trdilo Sc je tudi, da ina Wall St.
kontrolo mad vlado.
James Maurer, predsednik
Pennsylvanijske Drzavne Delav-
ske Federacije je rekel, da Sc dr.
zava, katero zastopa pray mic ne
veseli drzavne svobode, in ola je
slednja slabSa kot Rusiji
John Fitzpatrick je omenil, da
Sc V Garyju obratuje 20% moe
m, in ola stavka nj izgubljena in
tudi he bo izgubljena.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
EVA KARSAVINA

slavna ruska pleSalka, katera Je
bivala svojecasno New Yorku,
Sc je pravkar povrnila IL Moskve
V Pariz. Ona pravi, da pomenja
beseda "boljSevik" gentleman!
"Grem V Zdruzene drzave "a
dive leti", ,je rekla lepa plesalka,
ker imam podpisano pogodbo z
neEm opernim baletoE'' Moje e.
noletno bivanje V Moskvi je bilo
nadvse krasno. "
"Veckrat sem Sc seSla z Leni-
nom in on je dober clovek, on Je
popolnoma po$ten lie ljudje ga ne
razumejo pray.
RuSka opera je sedaj lastnina
sovietske Wade. Umetniki so pla-
cani ravno tako kakor vojaki. =
Vstopnina V opero je prosta In
sprednji sedezi so rezerviranl "a
delavce, kateri so nitro zaceli lju-
biti opero. V celem letu kar sem
bila V Moskvi nisem videla, ola bi
bila samo ena zena zaljena od ka-
terega delavca, niti nisem citala,
da bi Sc kje drugje kaj takega
pripetilo!'
Tako pravi pevba, katera je BIZ
la tam. "GrozodejStva" soviet
ske Wade obstajajo temu, ola 50
delavci oni, kateri imajo prve Sc
deae V gledaliS6u! In amerisko
zolto Gasopisje je polnilo svoje ko-
lone S stra$nimi dogodbami ma
silstvu ruskih delavcev napram
zenstvu! Sal vemo zakaj!
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18

Helsingfors, 16. nov. = General
Judenic, poveljnik ruske severe
zapadne armade Sc umika veil
ko naglico od Jamburga proti Ma
rvi Finskem zalivu, kakor Sc po-
roca. Nekatere njegove cete so re
prekoraGile eStonsko crto.
Estonske oblasti so izjavile, da
bodo razorozile Judeniceve moci
Govorica Sc siri, da je Judenic re-
signiral svoje poveljnistvo, toda
to Sc nj potrjeno.
London, Anglia, 16. nov. Sem
kaj je dospela brzojavka IL Hell
singforsa, XII pravi, da je general
JudeniG resigniral. Naslednik ME
gov je general Laidoner, vrhovni
poveljnik estonske armade.
Stockholm, 16. nov. = Poroci-
la, ola je admiral Kolcak zapustil
Omsk so zanikana po generalu
Wasilkovu, kakor poroca neki
casnikarski porocevalec. Res je
ravno nasprotno. Admiral Kolcak
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
EKsPLozIJA v Chicago.

V Armour napravah V Chicago
je vGerai popoldne oh drugi uri
ezsplodiral veliki tenk. Dva mo-
Ska so naSli ubita in Stirinajst jih
je bilo ranjenih. Med poslednjimi
je bila ena zenska
Policiia in ognjegasci iScejo
med razvalinami Sc vec zrtev, ker
sploSno mnenje je, da je pokopa-
nih pod mimi Sc vec oseb.
Materijalna Skoda Sc ceni po IL
vedencih ma $4,000.
Kmalu po drugi uri popoldne
je tisoGe delavcev obstalo kakor
odreveneli, ko Sc je zaslisala silna
detonacija. Veliki kosi tenka, ka-
teri so tehtali na tone so frcali po
zraku kot bi bill izstreljeni IL We
likanskega topa. Zadeli so steno
nekega poslopja napravah in V
trenutku je bilo isto kup razvalin.
Drugi kos je priletel V blizu stole
Gi tovorni vlak in mocni vozovi so
Sc lomili kakor skatljica vzigalic.
Zenske delavke Sc je nitro Cd
pustilo domov in hitelo ma pomoc
zrtvam, katere so bile pokopane
pod razvalinami, docim so drugi
magic telefonirali po policijo in
pozarno brambO.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
IA IL TIsOC DoLARJEV RA-
DIJA IZGUBLJENEGA.

Y st. Mary's Hospitalu je Mrs.
Gnacinski zapustila kopalno sobo,
nj pa opazila, ola je ma vrhu vode
V kateri Sc je kopala plaval maj
hen gumijev obrocek, katerega je
nosila ha nogi V svrho zdravlje-
MIA in kateri Sc je med kopanjem
odpel. Po kopanju je~ vodo spusti-
la Y odvodne cevi in obrocek je
splaval znjo in Sc nahaja sedaj
nekje V labirintu cikaskih pod
zemskih kanalov. o dogodku Sc je
opozorilo mestni odbor, kateri i
ma V rokah oskrbovanje mestne
drenaze toda malo Upanja je, ola
hi Sc izgubljeno stvar naslo.
Votli gumijevi obrocek je vse-
boval pet platinovih igel V kate
rih je bila ena desetina graina ra-
dija. Vredne so bile $4,000 dollar
jev. To je najveGja izguba radija
kar Sc jih je Sc pripetilo Zdru-
zenih drzavah.
Lastnik radija je bill DR., Henry
Schmitz, kateri ga je rabil, ko je
zdravil Mrs. Gnacinski. Pc mne-
nju zdravnika nj imela ona nobe-
mega pojma vrednosti dragoce-
ne prvine. Ker je skoro gotovo,
da Sc radija ne bo vec naSlo, je
zdravnik sporocil zadevo zavaro-
valni druzbi, pri kateri ga je incl
zavarovanega. Druzba je ukrenila
potrebne korake, ola Sc Stvar pre-
isce. Onemu, kateri bi izgubljeno
dragoceno prvmo naSel, bo dobil
1000 dolarjev nagrade.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18

CikaSka Delavska Federacija je
sklenila dati ma glasovanje, ola Sc
protestira proti vladi Zdruzenih
drzav. Nameravani protest DO V
zacetku V podobi stavke vseh ze
lezniSkih delavcev in ce to ne bo
pomagalo, tedaj Sc bo sklicalo ge-
neralno stavko vseh organiziranih
delavcev vseh drzav.
Gibanje Sc je zacelo glavnem
stanu A. F. of L. Mednarodna
Zveza Strojnikov, katera spada
pod okrilje A. f. of L. je razposla-
la na vse lokalne unije cirkularje,
kjer jih poziva, ola Sc vdeleze gla-
sovanja. Ia akcija je uplivala ma
druge veje federacije, ola so odpo-
Stale podobne cirkularje svojim
lokalnim unijam.
Cirkular strojnikov pravi, ola
maj clani glasujejo, ola pooblasca-
jo svoje visje uradnike, ola sme-
jo sodelovati Z uradniki drugih u
nil pri sklicu stavke kadarkoli u
vidijo, da je ista ma mestu, da Sc
protestira proti anti-strajkarski
legislaciji.
Cirkular pravi nadalje, Ga Sc
maj voli ma vseh lokalnih unijskih
druStvih, toda po glasovanju bo-
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
DoBER sVET.

Neki miSourSki farmer IL Full
tona pravi, ola je jako pametno, ce
Sc zadnji del mule, katera je vzra-
stla V Missouri pusti povsem ma
miru in ce re kdo zeli opazovati
lastnosti zadnjega della maj to vr-
81 IL primerne daljave, katera mo-
ra znasati vsaj trideset cevljev.
Zgoraj omenjeni farmer je odsel
hlev nekega zivinorejca zelee
kupiti muol in kot previden moz,
je hotel zival tudi ogledati, ker ia
korekoc "macka V vreci" nj ho-
tel kupiti. Rezultat je bill dokaj
povoljen. Nj zmudil dobre sekun-
de pri preiskavi, ko je mahoma "a
gledal vse ozvezdje V solncni glo-
riji, dasi nj bilo videti pravza-
pray nobene zvezde ma nebu, ker
je bilo podnevu Zelo majhen ulo-
mex sekunde pozneje Sc je nasel
sedeeega gnoju ma drugem kon-
Gu hleva. Po temeljitem tipanju je
spoznal, da je Sc yes skupaj, ee
Sc odsteje njegove umetne zobe,
kateri so lezali strti pred njim ma
tleh, "a katere kot Sc slisi bo mo-
raj plaeati deset dolarjev zobo-
zdravniku "a popravilo. Ia vbodo-
ee Sc je trdno odlocil, da bo ogle-
doval mule samo spomocjo daljno-
gleda h varne daljave.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
HUDIcI v INDIJI,


Pariz, Francija. = Francoski
letalec, Etienne Poulet je postal
brzojavko V kateri pravi, da je
ma svojem poletu IL Francije V
Avstralijo moral radi nekaj po-
kvarjenega stroja pristati V indij-
ski vasi Karachi. Prebivalstvo, ki
gotovo nj Sc nikdar slisalo Ia
KEN eudovitem "tieu'', tenn mani
Sc videlo, jim je kazalo jako ne
pri!jazno lice. Smatralo jih je "a
hudiee in jih je hotelo pobiti. K
sreci so imeli S seboj puske in mu-
nicijo.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
D'ANNUNZIJEV NOV POHOD.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, November 18th
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Rim, Italia. = Gabriel Dan,
nunzijo Sc je povrnil Reko pc
ekspediciji, katero je napravil V
Zader ma dalmatinskem obrezju,
kamor je bill spremljan po deve-
tih bojnih ladijah, kot Sc glasi po-
rocilo.
Belgrad, Srbija. = Neko nepo-
trjeno porocilo IL Splita Dalma-
CHI pravi, da so cete kapitana Ga
brijela D'Annunzia okupirale Ia
der. Podadmiral Milo, kateri po-
veljuje V Zadru je izjavil, da nj i
mel moci, da bi preprecil okupa-
clio.
Washington, D. c. = DRAWN
department je tudi prejel poroei-
la, Xxi Sc glase, ola Sc je D'Annun-
zijo povrnil V Reko, ko je izvrsil
okupacijo Zadra.
V Zadru je pustil nekaj navad-
nih Get in karabinerjev pod po-
velistvom castnika IL njegovega
Staba.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
PROKLETsTVo HIsE HABs-
BURG.

London, Anglia, 16. nov. = A
Ii je prokletstvo habsburSke hiSe
samomor krasne Alme
VeGera Steane, dobro poznane le-
police med newyorSkimi, london
skimi in juznoameriSkimi "viso-
kimi krogi?"
V West End krogih je bilo da-
mes pozitivno potrjeno, ola je bila
pokojna, hci dobroznane 'Marije
Vecera, m6rganati6ne soproge av-
strijskega princa Rudolfa Habs-
burSkega, nekdanjega naslednika
avstrijske krone in sina pokojne-
ca Franc Jozefa, avStrijskega ce-
sarja. V letu 1889 je prime Rudolf
misterjozno izginil in truplo ba-
ronese VeGera so naSli njegovi
lovski koGi, kjer 50 tudi NIGGA po-
slednjic videli zivega.
ReGeno ie bilo tudi, da takoj,
lzo ie baronesa - matt Steane =
izvrSila samomor ali pa bila ustre-
LENA po svojem kraljevskem lju-
bimcu, je bila Mrs, Steane in njen
deGek, kateri je bill Sc dete, odpo-
slana TrSt pod Oskrbo deGkove
stare matere. Stara matt je preJe-
la cd cesarja Franc Jozefa 100000
dolarjev "a decka in je morala da-
ii pismeno izjavo, ola ne bo nikdar
proglasila decka kot clana habs-
burske druzine, ali da bi pOskuSa-
la postaviti ga ma avstriiski pre-
stol. Steanin soprog, kapitan Ce-
dric Steane, katerega je porocila
tukaj 80. augusta, to leto, je pri
zasliSanju izpovedal, ola je njego-
va zena rellla MENU nekoc:
"Oba moja stariSa sta izvrSila
samomor in JAZZ cutim, ola me matt
V lovski koGi kliGe. "
Tragedija V Meyerlingu je bila
vedno Smatrana kot ena najVecJih
misterij evropskih kraljevskih
dvorov. Radi velike paznje, ka-
tero so taxi slu6aji vedno prikri-
Il; so Sc VISA tezavna prizadevania,
da bi skrivnost razkrilo razblinila
V mic. Nihce nj mogel dognati kan
in kako je prime Rudolf izginil.
Neka jake priljubljena povest
Sc pripoveduje V zvezi s tenn do
godkom. Pravi, da Sc nahajajo V
nekaj skrinjici vazni papirji, ki so
V zvezi Z ono tragedijo. TIE skri-
mice Sc ne sme odpreti do leta
1910, tako je baje naroGil bivSi
pOkoini cesar Franc Jozef.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18

je pravkar ustanovil zvezo Ko-
zaki, kateri prodirajo cd Turke-
Stana.
London, II. nov. = Vceraj Sc je
neoficijelno zanikalo zajetje Om-
skova cd strani boljSeviskih sil. =
Danes poroca boljesviska brezzic-
ma hrzojavka IL Moskve, ola so
boljSeviSke cete zavzele Omsk in
zajele 1000 vjetnikov.
Kolcakove sile Sc umikajo vroti
vzhodu V velikem neredu, dodaja
njava in pravi, ola Sc je zavzelo
vse = ruskim cetam Janovsky.
V baltiskem reziju Sc izjavlja,
da boljSeviki ko so zavzeli JAM
burg neprestano napredujejo in
zasledujejo JudeniGeve cete.
General Denkine je ujel Stab
generala Simona Petlura, powell
nika Ukrajincev, kakor pravi br-
zojavka IL Moskve. Brzojavka do
daja, ola Sc generala Petlura po-
igreSa.
Glas svobode., 1919-11-18
DIVE DEKLICI ZGORELI.

Port Arthur, Ontario. - Dive
deklici starr 6 in 7 let in hcerki
farmerja Otto Streya, sti zgoreli,
ko je ogenj upepelil mum dom.
Matt Mrs. Strey je vrgla skozi
okno pol drugo leto starega sina
in nato skocila Sc sama ma prosto
Deklic nj bilo mogoce resiti.
Strey mocno obzgan in krvavec
Sc je napotil iskati pomoei vee kot
milo dalec pc snegu obleeen sa-
mo V spodnje perilo.