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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
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~ ARkER, WILLIAM H.
II Zarker, Walter.
Gearing, George w.
Zellers, Clifford Ii.
Zeiders, Norman l..
Zeiders, Clarence Y.
Zeigler, Jay B., Penbrook, Pa.
Zeigler, Walton B., sergeant, Pen
broO<r Pa.
ZerDc, Melvin Il.
Zerbe, John n.
Zerbe, Charles |.
Zerby, Clay T., 81. go.
Zettler, Otto II.
Ziegler, Frank, lieutenant.
ZieSler, j. clyde, sergeant.
Zimmerman, George A., sergeant.
Zimmerman, George A., lieutenant.
Zimmerman, Lawson N, sergeant.
Zimmerman, Leon c., md Lieut..
Zimmerman, Lester Is.
Zimmerman, Martin L., lieutenant.
Zimmerman, Russell j.
Zlrrilo, Carmine.
Zltch, James H.
Zollinger, Harry w., corporal.
Zollinger, Edward H., sergeant.
Zook, Paul II.
Zook, John f., sergeant.
Zone, William L., sergeant.
Zarker, Howard.
Zeigler, Guy W., corporal.
Zorger, Harry E., corporal.
Zorger, d. Harvey, Jr.
Zoll, II. o., sergeant.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
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RED CROSS NURSES

Brenneman, Esther D., yeoman.
Doris, Luella May, nurse.
McElhenny, Anna NJ, nurse.
Falk, Anna Barbara, registered
nurse.
Graybill, Elda.
Grimes, Blanch Miller, yeoman.
Hoax, Harriet Marguerite, nurse,
Penbrook, Pa.
Jones, Florence M, nurse.
Jones, Margaret E., nurse.
kissell, Dessa B., nurse.
Libby, Mrs. Asa c., ensign.
Laubenstein, Nancy Esther, nurse.
Rauch, Helen, student nurse.
SINNERS, Frances E., nurse.
Slikers, Mable, nurse.
Shelter, Carrie j., nurse.
cSlesby, Fannie NJ, nurse.
Badort, Myra, nurse.
Hunter, 'Blanch W., reserve nurse.
Leakway, Frances B., reserve nurse.
O'Neill, Elizabeth.
Heck, Helen L.
FIester, Blanche l. -s......
Shaffer, Margaret NJ.
Hemminger, Mrs. Florence A.
Willis, Cora E.
Roth, Margaret K.
Davis, Luella NJ.
Hitchcock, Anna R.
Miller, Evelyn L.
Stutzman, Mary NJ.
Hartman, Stella NJ, nurse.
Fiester, Iona Blanche, nurse.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29

Walter Keister as clerk. The second
district board members were Arthur
H. Bailey, Paxtang; George w. Kar-
many, Hummelstown, and DR.. NJ. l..
Nissley, Hummelstown, with d. C..
Kochenderfer, of Paxtans, as clerk.
On the third county board were
w. j. Daniels, of Elizabethville; DR..
D. Z. Hottenstein, Millersburg, and
c. n. Finton, Lykens, who was
finally compelled to resign because
of his many duties at the mines.
John c. Bixler, Fishervile, also was
a member of the board for some
time.
Early in 1918, when the first
questionnaires were mailed out, the
services of attorneys of the county
bar were necessary. For about three
weeks many of the lawyers devoted
hours of their time, without charge,
aiding registrants to fill out these
papers. But for the splendid coop
Grafton of the attorneys and the
county court, the work of the service
boards would have been almost i'm
possible to complete within the time
allowed by the government.
Late in August, 1918, men who
had become 81 years of age since
June, 1917, registered and early IN
September all men between the ages
of IS and As years registered, many
thousands of names being added to
the lists of the draft boards. Ques-
tionnaires were again sent out to the
new registrants and the attorneys
again helped. This time the work
progressed rapidly, so that by Oc-
tober some of the boards had al
ready called new registrants and sent
them to camp.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
Postal Employees Did Great
Work For Thrift Stamp Sales

Postal employees had a big part
in the sale of Thrift and War Stamps
and are still at work. The house
toulouse campaign carried on by
the mail carriers was the most eff
fective method by which the stamps
were sold and the faithfulness of
these men has been the remark of
all those who had anything to do
with the various stamp campaigns
Another hard worker is John
Heathcote, head of the Metropoli-
tan Life, who threw his whole field
force over to the sale of stamps and
made such wonderful record that
he was awarded a handsome medal
for his services.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
PENBROOK GAVE
BEST TO NATION
Flower of Young Manhood
Answered Call to Arms
in Late War

Penbrook furnished many men in
the nations armed service. The
honor roll for the Penbrook district
follows:
Earnest Albright, Carl Albright,
Arthur Aungst, Leon Aldrich, Paul
Anderson.
Harvey Blessing, Ira Blessinger,
Paul Bucher, William Basehore,
Harper Blain. Winfield Blain, Clay
ton Brown, George Bentz, Wilbert
Burkpile, George Burkpile, Philip
Banks, Raymond Books, William
Bowers, John Bortz, Mary Bright
bill, (nurse), Joseph Bomgardner,
George Beck. George Bowers.
Miles Cassel, Gordon Cassel, For
rest Crook, Robert Collins, c. c.
Crull
Harold Evans, Guy Evans, John
Eshelman, George Ebersole.
Roy Ferney, Harry Fisher, Ralph
Forney, Gid Feeser, George Fry,
Robert Farling (died in service)
Maurice Flourie.
Lester Garverich, Jess Garverich,
John Grove, Bert, Garman, George
Carver, Ed. Garman, Jacob Garman.
William Garman, Walter Gumpher,
Ira Gumpher, Martin Gross.
Harry Heck, Robert Heck (died in
service), John Hinkle, Miss Mar
jorie Hoax (nurse), David Heffel-
hnger, Ed. Harris, Ralph Hoax, Ed.
Inrctinlx of
felfnger, Stishong Herman, Maurice
Hivner, Fesley, Hauk, E. l.. Hines,
Frank Hostline Herman Hetrich.
Stella Hartman (nurse), Paul
Harper, Ralph Hahn, Ed. Hinkle,
Russell Houck, George Hoover, Mel
vim Hooker, Jacob A. Hollings, Isaac
Heckert, Franklin Hinkle, Alfred
David Hinkle, w. Addison Hershey.
Charles Jacobs, William Jacobs,
Charles Klein, Ralph b. Kramer,
Stantz NJ. Kirby, Elyciss King, Desse
Kissel (nurse).
Capt. NJ. l.. Ludwig, Albert Lenk-
cr, Lester Lerch, Hispah Lerch, Earl
Looser, Rufus Lingle, Harry Leh-
man, Joseph Larver, Albert Larver,
Wilson Lilly, Maurice Lesher.
Paul Miller, Jacob Miller, Anna
McElhenny (nurse), Sara McEl-
benny, Rowan McElhenny, Harvey
Mann. Ruben L. Moore, william
Mann, Oscar Moore Ross Metzgar,
Richard Mummert, Warren Num-
McWilliams, Joseph Meyer, Harry
Natter.
Joseph Novinger, James Novinger,
Raymond Ningle.
Irwin Pletz, John Proctor, Ralph
Packer Ellis Packer, Russ Packer,
belmont Plant, Charles Powley,
William Porter, Linn Pomeroy.
Harvey Ream. Harry Ruhl, Ralph
Rhoades, Paul Rickert.
Ralph Sebourn Roy Singer, Guy
Sellenberger, Harry Stouffer, George
Slime, Harry Shorey, Charles Shields,
Lloyd Shields, Martin Sheets, John
Linman, William Smith, Harry
Smith, Raymond Swartz, Mr.. Stei-
gelman, A. H. Speese, ]. T. Simpson
Park Sprankle, William Spangler,
Raymond Shultz, Russell Sollen-
berger, Charles Shindle, John Shenk,
Arthur Stoak (died in service), Ed.
Saul. John Henry Sheaffer, Luther
Sellers, John Starry, Thebald
,Schligel, Charles Schmidt y
John w. Thurman, William Tay-
lor (died in service).
George Umholtz (died in service) =,
John Umhoitz.
Lyman Van Cycle.
c. c. Walter, George Wolf. Merl
Weistling. Ed. Wilson, William
Weaver, Charles Waltz (died in SER
vice), Ray West, Charles Wilson,
John Weiser. Warren Wenrich, Her
man Weiser, John Williams.
Jay Zeigler, Walton Zeigler, Louis
Zarker, George Zeiders,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
VANISHES
Here Is One Treatment That All
Sufferers Can Rely Upon

II you want to drive catarrh and all
it's disgusting symptoms from, your
system in the shortest possible time,
go to your druggist and ask for a
Hyomei outfit to-day
Breathe the air of Hyomei and let
it rid you of .catarrh and chronic
that all who use it for the first time
are astonished.
Hyomei is a pure pleasant antisep-
tic which is breathed through the
nose and throat deep into the head
and lungs; 1t soothes the sore in
famed membranes, reduces swelling
and quickly heals all Inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with ca
tarrh; the disease is dangerous and
often ends in consumption. start the
Hyomei treatment to-day. No stom-
ach dosing. no sprays. or douches, no
dangerous drugs or narcotics. Abso-
lutely harmless. Just breathe it.
that's all. At II. c. Kennedy, and
leading druggists everywheras
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
Boy Scouts Were Loyal
Workers in War Period

The Boy Scouts of Harrisburg per-
formed yeoman service during the
war. Nowhere was there a more
patriotic organization. Loyal and
enthusiastic, they accepted any duty
assigned them. They distributed
circulars, they helped the Red Cross
as messengers, they sold Liberty
Bonds, they acted as guards of
honor and they did great work as
police duty, handling great crowds
like veterans officers during the big
war celebrations.
And when the war was over they
heralded the signing of the Peace
Treaty in true boy fashion, lighting
great bonfire in the Capitol extern
sion zone plaza, and celebrated in
the good old-fashioned American
way.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29

WllllamS, Guy M, lieutenant
Williams, Roy II.
Williams Jacob E.
Willie, Rolind.
Williams, Francis j., corporal.
Willis, Clayton Ross, lieutenant.
Weitzel, Joseph j.
Weitzel, George r., corporal.
Welsh, Harry j.
Welsh, Charles Russell.
Weidenmyer, u. Howell.
Weist, Russell.
Weist, Harper w.
Weinner, Hiram B.
Welsh, Harry r., sergeant
Wengert, Stanley Alleman.
Wenrick, S. G.
Wentwick, Warren w, corporal,
Penbrook, Pa.
Wenrick, william r.
'Wentick, Luther.
Werner, Roy.
Werner, Gilbert David.
Werner, Samuel B.
Vert, Edward.
West, Roy j., corporal.
Whistler, Roland.
White, G. Robert.
Wills, Jack F.
Wills, David.
Wilson, Edward.
Wilson, Charles D., Ppbrook, Pa
Wilson, Clyde.
Wilson, Harry D., sergeant.
Wilson, James.
Wilson, Ray B., corporal.
Wilson, Charles o., sergeant
Wilson, Henry E., lieutenant
Wilson, Winfield.
Wilson, Beck Robert.
Wilson, Edward NJ, sergeant
Wilson, Thomas G.
Wilson, William,
Wilson, William E., sergeant
Wilt, John l..
Wilt, Howard F., sergeant.
Wilt, Clarence X.
Wilver, John b.
Windsor, George r., sergeant
Windsor, w. l..
Wingeard, Charles X.
Winn, G. Arthur, sergeant
Winter, John.
Winters. William Otto.
Wise, Floyd l.
Wise, Charles w.
Witherow, Frank 7.
Witter. Lawrence L..
Wittle, Irwin H.
Wohlfarth, John r.
Wohelfarth, Fran l.. C.
Wolf, Robert Jacob, 1st Lieut..
Wolf. c. William, sergeant.
Wolf, Abraham.
Wolf Clayton NJ.
Wolf. C. E.
Wolf, Clarence LeIer.
Wolf, John H, sergeant.
Wolf, George w.
Wolf, John.
wolf Herbert A. corporal.
Wolfe, Oscar F.
Wonters, 3. H.
Woodfeld, ]. Ross.
Woodrow. John Herman, sergeant
Worley, Robert H.
Worley. Samuel John.
Wright, D. B.
Wright, Arthur c.
Wright, James Earl, major.
Wright, Louis w. lieutenant.
Wurster, Luther Conrad, corporal.
Wyble. Frederick W.
Walhay, John w.
Weaver, William H, sergeant.
Webb, Jess, sergeant.
Wedlock, Charles. corporal.
Welch, Walter George.
Wenrich, John W., sergeant
Whitehead. Linton. sergeant
Wiley, Roy Z.
Wiley, Ross E.
Workman, Ross F.
Wright, Vernon M
Wagner. Howard Daniel.
Weitmyer. Charles Edward.
Weaver, william r.
Wall, Richard c.
Williams. Bert.
Weathers, James F.. sergeant.
.zanbaugh, Edward, sergeant.
--:itA. Lee Edward.
White, Jesse M, sergeant.
White. Walter M.
White, Roy Wesley.
Wieland, Donald Mitchell.
Wrestling, Mercle, Penbrook, Pa
Wilbar, ]. p, lieutenant
Wilbert, David w.
wilcox, William Jenkins. major.
Wildman. r. e. Lee, corporal.
wilhelm. Harry d.
Watus, Edwin U. o., captain.
Wagner. Allan, major.
Vert. Oliver a.
Watson. William L.
Watson. Gerald NJ
Wharton. George H., lieutenant.
White. Robert B.
Waters. Edwin U. o.. captain.
Wright, James Pearce.
Weaver. William H., sergeant, Pen
brook, Pa
We'ser. Herman j.. sergeant, Pen
brook. Pa.
Wolf. George W., Pcnbrook, Pa.
WeroGan. irwin Charles.
Wharton, Cholmer A.
Wharton, Chester P.
Wilmer, Charles F.. sergeant.
Washburn, Murry NJ
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
HARRISBURG MEN WHO
SERVED WITH THE COLORS
SAM H.

V|ATES, SAM H. y
Y Yeager, Earl l.
Yeater, William NJ, corporal.
Yuigst, Morris II
Iingst, Thomas s., sergeant.
Yoder, John Z.
otfee, Irwin.
Ianger, Frank, sergeant.
Yontz, George d.
Yontz, William IL.
Yost, Paul j., sergeant.
Yost, Clarence ..
Young, Arthur N, corporal.
Young, e.
Youtzey, James L.
Yowler, Benjamin f.
Yowler, ID. b., corporal.
Yowler, Paul H., sergeant.
Yost, Walter T., sergeant
Yungel, Albert H., sergeant.
Yurberg, William.
Yost, Charles Leroy, corporal.
Yost, Howard Beidleman.
Yontz, Charles j., sergeant.
Yohe, ].
etter, Russell j., sergeant.
YoRs, Richard, captain.
Yost, Elmer Y.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
Y. NJ. c. A. WORKERS

Lees, H. H., director.
Appleby, G.. y.
Westbrook, Susanna.
Cassel, G. Wynne.
Westbrook, katherine.
Westbrook. Susanna.
Staum, Julia NJ.
Stanbaughm, Miss.
Dyer, Frances Blair.
Deibert, William j., business secre
tary.
Ewig, I. W., religious director.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11
" NEMCIJI Sc VEDNo DIVA REVOLUCIJA = VSE OBoEo
zENE osEBE XII Sc UPIRAJO VLADI, SO BREz SOD
NE oBRAVNAVF USTRELJENE. SESTDE
SET DETEKTIVOV UBITIH

Berlin Pebivac severovztoGnega in vztocnega berskeg
predmea trpe glad kai mnOgOrat jim je nemOgoce zaPS
svoia stanovanja da kup a ker bill proda]ahe ten
predmesij re opeovanO openjene po vstaJmklh
Baze Svca BrzOjavka Basel Nachrehe naznan1a: ga SO
nondeIiek ponoci napad kommSti BudmpeSl posop para
menta Napadenh 1 biO tud veG ban6nih IN vadmh pop o
da vadne Ge so magovite ter pepodhe kOmunse IL m
Berlin nedeo e nadaljevaa celem mestu mor1e!
IN nentev Spartakovc strea ud Streh raznh pOsop
nedelo opOdne nh vet sparakvce popode pa
50 Sc prGee sekueie see6 poveu gospOda Noke taka
askh zadev je Odred maj osebe h VaJaJo apf "'
oborozeno opozcjo .takOj in brez sodbe usmrte =.
Naprei so bill umr6eni trije uporn h bill za0ten p O.
borozenem upor Vadm vOjah so tao ogorcen Ga 50 VeJ
spreieli povelje gospOda Noskeja.
Primer izdae komunistov 9 bo Opaz kaersrasse Je e
nek monar je prbzaa maa ceta vadnh yoJaNoV avg
nil kvisku svoe rOke acal Ne streJae! no so Prpe
adn voa NIGGA bill takoj obkoeal Od upornoV k 50
jih razOrozih ..,o4 ,,ihi+o7i no no
moe svoim tOvarem in aretOvah SparakOvce Norman Je O
pa navaden deavec oe6en mOrnarko uifoo e O Ma me-
stu ustreljen oso b
med katermi ie bo mnogo ze1sk OrO mrtvasnce e ol9
prevedenh mnogo mrtvh p Tudi sparakovcl so odam We
Ge Stevilo svOjh mrtvecev.
pobegn e poveda hadnorvnem mOenju od san sparakoV
cev ustr ui Sestdeset detektvov Ia voJak Je OIL
nastmi svom tovari cd Spartakovcev k so nao odpa
svOje venk nekO vorce posOp zasedenega po
cih
veniki e dea voiak bill prisni da eden "a dru-
gm splezai ma nek ker bill uSreen kO e b voz pom
nitvih trapel, 50 ga olpejaf IN prpeiJali drugega
Doam Sc e prpeja sparakoyci na dvorsce ses
deset deteov atere Well p SvOjem napadu ma
pocisko posao Ii deektivi bill ureeni reyoversml
re izstrejenmi med nhOv Dva k sta Sc temu pr 50
zgrabH spartakovci, doGim u ostali ustreiE
Neka zenska-vojak, h e bOa vrsah SpartakoVceV II n
1 poznee vea e zava ola e sodeoYaa p Vc kaKof u'a
seth umOrih
vlada e naznana spartakovch povzroena koda
preko $1OOO00O0.
Kodani Dansko. Porocia i so dOspea IL nenskega
oayega ma naznanao raz spartakovc sOboo pono-
q mad eesako palace cesrsko Ia ao nao
snele vladne cete.
Grozovitost k so 10 kaza sarakOve bOjh prot man, e
deial gospod Nose e psa da zdal povee da Sc u
se vsao osebo o zaot pr oborozenem pro vad
MIN Getam.'
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11

Parz velka Britannia bo doba nobene nemske bojne
adje Istoko bo tud Amerika doba nobeah bonh ad XII
so bile preje last nemske mornarice.
Preesnje Stevo veGh nmSkh bonih lad XII bile zrocene
zaveznkom bosa dob Francja Italia manj narodi kakor
Romun in Begc bodo dob nemske ruce topniske cone
Japolska nj zahtevaa nobenh nemSh ad jh ud bo
dobla
&c po razdeitv veh nemskh adi Fanci in Ita Sc kaj
teh ladj ostalo, bodo pogremjene
ZaveznSH voni sve je aseda cetrtek popodne. Lloyd
George Cemenceau sta ba navzo ko najp obravnavao
moarSh pogoh prminarnega mir, dasi pricakovao
da prideo naprej vos pogo Zepenke vstel
mornarm pogoem eprav sovraznk svoe zkopove vedno
priSteval k mornarici, in ne avijatiki
zavee se zahevao da prepove vbodoce rabo sub
marnk kot oroza monarce Logka XII narekovaa nasve
da torpedo nj nko poponoma pod konoo srecev ker
bdo v praa bodoe prepovedovaa rabo vsakh uni
cuoch maSne XII MISC pod popono konoo oseb Xxi h abijo
To pomen u konec obstejevanja zraka in obstreevanja
daekoseznm opov kakor bile naprmer Veke Berte ka
terim Nemc obeevali Pari Srokovnaki pravjo ola
nobn poven podmorskega ona kadar M pod vodo
,otovo vedeh, kan zadenejo njegovi torpedi.
Pepovedao bo tud vsako rabo podmorskh min ujh
dah pac pa bodo smee rabbit erioranih vodah
rGnh pogoh premnamega mu BIO Nemci ud prepovedao
udestv kateko program doker bo ia program
potrjen Cd drugih svetovnh drzav.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11
MESTNA BLAGAJNA JE
PRAZNA.

Chicago, Ill. V Chieagu ina
mo uGitelje, Xxi PrijemajO lie $75
meseGne place. Res so to facet
niki, ali vSakemu pametnemu clo-
veku je jasao, ola takO place ne
more nihGe izhajati V tel neznosni
draginji. Ii slabo plaGani ucitelJi
poduGujejo mladino, torej vrSe
precej naporno in tudi zelo ko-
ristno delo. To je Tesnica, ki Sc
ne da utajiti. Kljub temu nj Vi
del SolSki svet potrebe, da Sc maj
boil izkori$6anim uciteljem poyi-
Sa plaza, ampak je sklenil, ola pO-
visa place tistemu "a $4,000 ma le-
to, XII re sedaj prejema $4,000 ma
leto.
Mesto Chicago nj bilo dosedaj
brez Solskega superintendent. =
To sluzbo je opravljal Peter A
MortensOn. Ia MOrtenSOn bo O.
pravljal odslej delo "dOdeljene-
ga" Solskega superintendent in
prejemal bo $4,000 letne place.
To pomeni, da DO vrSil tiStO delO
kot do sedaj, to je delo SOlskega
superintendent, place DO pa tudi
tako prejemal kOt dOslej. Prayl
solski superintendent pOStane Oh.
E. Chadsey IL Detroita, Xxi ie tam
odpravljal tako sluzbo "a $4,000,
V Chica0u bo pa prejemal $4,000.
To place dolOei SOlski Svet sele
prihodnji teden ma izredni sell =
Ma zadnji seji je Solski svet lie
sklenil IL proti 4. glaSovom, ola
nastavi Chadseyja.
Mrs. j. MacMahon je predlaga-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11

la, da Sc Chadyseyja nastavi "a
dobo 4 let in z $4,000 letne place,
da nastopi sluzbo petim maJem,
Umaknila je svoj predlOg, ko sta
il Solska Svetnika Young in Hol-
puch pojasnila, da Solski zakon "a
hteva, da 50 Solski svetovalci te-
den dni preje obve&ceni povisa-
nju mezde solskega superinten-
ia.
Vstal je Solski svetovalee Gle
mensen in je vgovarjal predlogu
ee$, ola bo novi zupan incl po e.
nem mesecu pravico imenovati e.
najst novih Solskih svetovalcev,
zato maj Sc predlog odloI,
PosluSalci na galeriji so pritr-
ievali ClemenSu, toda takoj je
predsednik posvaril pOsluSalce, da
bo spraznil galerijo,
Zaman so bile Clemensove bese-
de, zaStolj so bill njegovi dOkazi,
da tako postopanje nj pravienO, ee
Sc meSec dni pred imenovanjem
novega Solskega sveta imenuje no
vega solskega superintendent s
poviSano place. Solski svet je z
II prot 4 glasovom potrdil, da
Chadsey postane solski superin-
tendent.
Tako postopanje dokazuje, ola
je treba odpraviti imenova1je Sol
skin svetovalcev po zupanu in da
jih izvol ljudstvo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11

PoStni department je naznanil,
ola je od dvanajstih boljseviskih
listov, XII izhajajo Ameriki, de-
vet tiskanih V Chicago. Vseh de-
vet je tiskanih glavnem stanu |.
w. w. na 1901 West Madison St.
Zaposlenih je velibo stevilo pre-
stavljevalcey, XII prestavljajo be-
sedilo propaganda, ki jo pisejo
boljSeviSki self, na razlicne jezike.
To propaganda delo Sc je vrsi-
10 pod direkcijo big Billa" Hay
wooda, dokler ri biEposlan jet
niSnico Leavenworth, Kan, kJer
bo moral odsedeti 20 let, ker je ma
sprotovaI vladimir vojnim nacr-
tom.
Njegovo delo je nadaljeval Pc
te Stone, Haywoodov naslednik,
XII ie bill mednarodni tajnik. Stone
je od$el pred nekaj dnevi IL Chi
cage ma zapad.
Washington, d. G. = Solicitor
general Lamar od postnega de
partmenta je izdal memorandum
propaganda I. w. w. On pravi,
da je glavni ciIj tie propaganda
strmoglavljenje Wade Zdruzenih
drzav potion krvave revolucije,
nakar mai bi Sc ustanovila Ame-
riki boljseviSka "epublika.
Mr.. Lamar je izdal seznamek
Gasopisja, XII ga izdaja boljseviska
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11

London, Anglia. = List "Dal,
ly Mail pravi, ola ina nataacne III,
formacije, ola sta angleska IN fran,
coska vlada sklenili narediti pre-,
dor pod kanalom, ki veze ODE de
zeli ter da o podrobnostih tega ma
Grta razpravlja sedaj V Parizu po-
sebna komisija. Narediti namera-
vajo tudi prekop pod Bosporom in
" gibraltarski ozini.
Inzenirski na6rti, pravi omenje-
nj casopis, so tako napredovall
da Sc bo delo lahko vsak cas- prl,
cello.
"Namerava Sc, pravi cas1ik,
"pri6eti delo globlje V obeh deze-
lah, lie pa prav oh obali.
"V predoru bosta napelJani tu-
di telefonska in telegrafska ziea,
"a pismeno poSto pa bo nareJena
posebna pnevmaticna tuba. "
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11
HCI MILLIONAIRE A PRED
SODISCEM.

Long Island City. = Pred tu
kajsnjim sodiScem Sc je pricels
razprava proti Edith Mortimer
hGeri millionaire Stanley Morti
mera IL Wheat Hills, l.. |.
Omenjena zenska je obdolzena
da je dine 10. oktobra povozila in
usmrtila svojim avtomobilom
dvoje moz in sicer 53-letnega tr.
govca Nathan Wasserpergerja IL
33-letaega Morris de Mato.
Obtozenka je imela re preje sit
nosti s policijo radi prenagle voz
ME, pa je kljub temu vedno drive,
la Z veliko brzino svojim avto.
mobilom, he brigajoc Sc "a publ.
ko, ker je bila mnenja, ola imajc
samo milijonarji pravico do xiv.
ljenja. Ko je povozila omenJena
diva cloveka, se~je peljal MO '
nienem automobile francoski ka-
pitan Mercier PORE.
Milijoni njenega oceta bodo go
tovo reSili to deklico, ki 81 domis,
ljuje, da je svet vstvarjen samo "a
njeno udobnost.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-03-11
Boljsevisko casopisje v
Anaeriki.
1919 as required by of October 9th
POSTNI DEPARTMENT NAzNANJA, DA IzHAJA AMERIKI
DVANAJST BOLJSEVISKIH LISTOV. = Cd TEH JIH
JE DEVET v CHICAGO

organizacija. Ia seznamek vse-
5uje tudi "oficijelne boljseyiske
Gasopise", med katerimi jih izhs-
ia devet Chicagi. I'll so Sledeci:
The New Solidarity (angleski
tednik).
La neuya solidaridat (spanski
tednik).
One big union (angleski mesee-
nik).
Golos truzenta (ruski tednik).
Lii nuovo proletario (italijanslzi
tednik).
Nya varlden (svedski tednik).
Der industrialer arbeiter (zi-
dovski tednik.
Probuda (bolgarski .tednik).
A fels badulas (ogrski tednik).
"Uradni casopisi', izhajajoci
izven Chicago, so baje sledeei:
Industrial Union (angleSki ted
nik) Seattle, Wash.
California Defense Bulletin Can
gleSki tednik) San Francisco.
The rebel worker (angleski po-
lumeseGnik) New York.
Mr.. Lamar prayi, da je to tako-
zvano radikalno gibanje prvikrat
V zgodovini Zdruzenih draw in ola
so ii radikalni element iznasli ma
Gin (boljsevizem) katerem Sc
lahko vsi zdruzijo.