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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06
wHEArRlDcE ITEMS

Miss Pauline Single entertained
at her home last Wednesday even
ing. Those enjoying the occasion
were: Misses Ann thinner, Mary
Borck, Dors; Clemes, Rosa and Sue
Allen, Helen Gates, JENNY Burns,
and Evelyn Wilmore.
The Epworth League wishes to
thank all who supported them so we'll
at the Olinger entertainment. A very
good crowd was present and over
thirty dollars proceeds were taken
in.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilmore have
been confined to the house for the
past week, suffering with severe
colds.
Both Joe and Swan Persons fam
iliea have the flu. The crisis is pass
cd now und we are all hoping for a
quick recovery for both families.
Sue Allen is suffering from hard
fall, while playing basket ball at Arv-
ada Friday night.
Homer Pearson and Willis Hol-
land came home Thursday from
Ft. Collins to spend the week end.
Mrs. Lazelle is up and around a.
gain after an attack of bronchitis.
Coblenz, Germany
Jan. Z, 1919
Dear Folks:-
We arrived here
last night after long and rough but
at the same time a very pleasant
journey of nine months.
We left Dijon, France week ago
last Sunday and drove to Longers, a
distance of forty miles. One Of the
boys ran into another truck and
smashed his radiator sd towcd him
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06
HURRY! HURRY,

These Goods must be Sold for
Cash by the 18th Of February.
l Bed Davenport.
l Dresser.
l Kitchen Cabinet.
] 5-leg Dining Table, extension.
l Wall Looking Glass.
l Steel Range, 4-hole, with res
ervoir.
Milk Crooks, Stone Jars, Fruit
Jars, Canned Tomatoes, Cherries,
Pmms, String Beans, few Navy
Beans and Mexican Beans, 1 new
No. . Galvanized Clothes Boiler.
l 7-ft Land Leveler, or road drag,
Hand Corn Planter. 9 Scoop Shovels,
Garden Rake l 32 calibre Revolver,
fired once, and other things too nu-
nerous to mention.
HARRY BRANDON,
LIST road north and hnlS mile east Of
Araahoe Station, Leyden car.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06
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record book becomes q plaything or

record book becomes plaything or q
scrapbook for the children.
The man who wants to know more
about his business should first decide
whether or not he will take the time
and trouble to write his records as it
occurred during the entire year. He
must not be fooled with the thought
that keeping records is snap. It is
work just the same as any other
chore. To start arecord and not com.
plete it is as bad or even worse than
not starting at all. But with his mind
made up to keep records he should
decide on what kind Of records he
wants to keep, whether Of crops, live
stock, labor, feed, etc., and then get
a book properly ruled and of con-
venient size for keeping such re-
cord.
The page should have columns up
and down OH the right-hand side for
writing the value Of items and on the
left-hand side for the date. 1t II also
desirable to have lines running
across the page for convenience in
writing.
There should be ROOM enough to
allow at least two pages for each
part of the farm business with which
a record is kept, as horses, cattle,
corn, wheat, etc. This will permit
the expenses and receipts on each
class of live stock or crop, to be
kept in separate columns. Then. at
the end of the year by adding up
each column the total spent ond re-
ceived for cattle or corn or wheat or
whatever it might be, can be deter
mined. ..
In addition to this there should be
eight or ten pages for inventory and
miscellaneous notes.
Thus, II record is to be kept
with horses, cattle, hogs, poultry,
corn, wheat, hay and labor, reserve
at least sixteen pages for these it.
ems, two for each, and with ten
pages for inventory and notes, the
total would be twenty-six pages.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06
Vehicle Market In Nsm.

Owing to the low-lying and often In
undated plains Of southern Slam. in
which most Of the rice farming ls
done and Ia which road making In DIFF
hcult. and also the fact that transpor.
tation is easily afforded by the numer-
ous canals which traverse the country
In every direction. there Is not likely
to he any extended demand for farm
wagons or other vehicles for the use
Of the SiameSe farmer. It seems, bow
ever. TINT considerable attention will
be given to road making In Slams
principal cities. notably In Bangkok,
and that therefore line Of municipal
vehicles will be needed In the near
future,
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

The people Of the town were CIV
en- a scare Monday morning, wnes
they began to go about their house
hold duties, as they found the water
refused TO run. Marshal IoWnsiey
was ca,ied and discovered that the
water was low in the tank. he says
the gauge refuses to perform its
function any more and ne has been
compelled to guess at 1t as to wneth-
CT there Is any water in the tank.
This condition has existed for some
time, but inasmuch Us the tank is
soon to be painted and overhauied'
he has been getting along with it in
this condition. He had the pumps
working till eleven O'clock Satur-
day night and supposed it was plenty
to last till Monday morning. 1t Is
indeed fortunate that the town was
not visited by conflagration.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

into Langres. We loaded up with tires
there "a trucks and left the next day.
We arrived at Chaumont that night
put up ut Base Hospital No. 15. The
next day we went to Neufchateau
and loaded the other five trucks with
gasoline, one truck was loaded with
"bully beef and hard tack for our
rations. We had \ train Of 80 trucks
in all. We then set out for Toul and
that night l broke a rear spring on
my truck which could not be repair
cd. We drove all night and arrived
in Toul at $3.50 Wednesday a. m.
My machine was left about 8 miles
from Toul. The rest of the train
started on their way about 1890 a.
m. Another boy and I and a wreck
ing crew from Toul went back to
my truck. put new spring in it and
We two started on our way to catch
up with the rest of the train. About
or 10 miles from Toul is where
saw the first OF the old battle lines.
We passed thru several completely
ruined villages. We caught up with
the rest of the train at Metz, Ger
many about 10: 80 that night. I sure
did drive that truck for all II was
worth and didn't have any lights
either.
The roads here are very rough on
account of 10 much travel. Hundreds
of trucks pass over them daily and
also touring cars, besides cavalry
horses, artillery trains, wagons etc
They can not repair them fast en-
ough for the travel. Metz Is . very
modern city. and believe me It wa'
fortified. There were gun implace
ments everywhere we looked.
We left there Thursday =. m. ant
arrived Mt Luxembourg shortly aftel
dark. I.uxemburE iS nearly n mod
ern - the U. s. and the people nr'
just fine. 1t Is the happiest little
nation that u person could imagine
They all have the greatest Of respect
for American soldiers. We slept II
u vacant room donated by one Of thu
citizens. All the way along we only
had our blankets to roll up in and
we had to sleep on the floor with thu
'exception Of Chsumont where w
slept on the hospital beds.
We left LuxemburH the next .. m
and saw some very beautiful scenery
coming thru the mountains. srhRt
night We arrived 1t Trevss where we
bvnkcd In = German prison. for pri'
soners taken on the battlefield.
thought sure I'd catch tho cooties
there but they have not showed up
on me M yet. They have several thou
sand American soldiers In that city.
We drove all the next day and spent
the night In \ mess hall 1t Ellenx.
We then went TO another village and
were billeted in German houses.
Three others and I slept In an old
German woman's kitchen. She wss
y very nice old lady and gave us =
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

Yte new disease known as tine
>hccough has visited our burg and
afflicted William Lobb and Bert
Chlnn, both OF wnom have fully re-
covered. v. &. Griffith who with
his wife returned; from visit with
relatives IN another part Of the
state, monday, was also victim,
but mas about recovered.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06
Subscribe for The Enterprise
Civilization Fatal to Eskimo,

Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Arctic ex.
plorer. to whom the Charles +. DAILY
medal was presented by the American
Geographical society for his "valua.
bic contributions to science" pleaded
that no efforts be made to civilize the
Eskimo tribes Of tho far North. All
such previous efforts. he stated. hnh
resulted dlsastrously for the natives.
One tribe Of 5000 discovered In 1928
by an English explorer, he said, was
now reduced to only 10 persons
through adoption Of a civilized mode
Of living, which was unsuitable for the
frtgid cline.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06
RsseusA BY Aasths..ln.Las.

William Olive Of bridKewater, after
putting new roof on . dog house In
bis yard. was afraid the dog would get
cut on the nails sticking through. nnd
crawled In to clInch them on the In.
side. When he had finished tho Job
he found that his coat was caught on
nall and he couldn't get out. He
made all the noise he could. md nnal.
u. after 4 long while, his mother.in.
law heard him.-BOston Globe.
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Local Lore

3~ D. Rahricht has moved into
his newly purchased property on
West 5tn street, from his other
house on West 3rd street. The
new place was purchased from Mr..
Deibert, and was formerly iowned
Dy G. v. Lilly. This place has had
four owners IN as many years.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

Private Carroll E. Teeter, whose
home is at Dolores, Colo, stopped
off for a few days visit with ms
aunt, Mrs. Fred Cantraii. He mas
been in training at Comp Travis,
at Galveston, Texas, out was must
cred out at TT. Logan Saturday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

C. F.. Barger of Leroy, Kansas,
has purchased the Poppett place on
East Ralston Avenue, formerly the
NJ. j. klng place, and has served
notice on Marshal Townsiey to va
cate by March LIST, as he will move
in himself. MIR. Townsley is look
ing for place to move into.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

S. r. Barker of Oklahoma has
leased, thru the Knapp agency, the
Fraunheim place on north Wads'
worth Avenue, just north of the
tr,.mway tracks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

T. S. Knapp last week rented the
Andrew Martelon property in the
east part of town, TO Mr.. A. L. Mil:
ler of Denver, who will move into il
this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

Mrs. c. v. jackson and son Glenn
have been on the sick list the past
week but are able to be out again.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

R. J. Champion is spending three
weeks vacation with his family. He
will return IN another week to Ken
asha, MINI. where he is engaged
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

Nrs. Wingert has sold her brick
bungalow Oh Grant street to Mack
Rogers Of Aroya, Colorado, who will
move his family here soon, We un-
derstand.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

William Bennett was on the sick
list last week but is again at his
pace OF business.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

Mrs. William Bennett and Mr..
snd Mrs. Christian received word by
letter Tuesdoy morning from Theo-
dore Christian. in the Hospital corps
in London, that he expected to ar
rive home soon. The hospital was
clear of patients and he expected to
receive orders to sail for home inside
Of "a hours. They expect him on
the next vessel arriving in New
York, and it is needless to say there
Is Joy in the Christion household
and among "Teddy's" numerous
friends.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-06

Guy Juchem has bought the Stock
house he has been occupying. 1t
was a case Of buy or move, in fact,
the man who does not own a house
in Arvada is in hard luck, rs prop
erty is rapidly changing hands.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
the Chicago Ill., January "a
1919 required by of October 9th 1917
Boljseviki zapuscajo
Petrograd.
PoROCILA IL RUSIJE Sc NE VJEMAJO. NAZNANJA SE DA
JE TRoCKI WET. = BOLJSEVISKA VLADA
BANKROTNA.

BAZEL Trock bojSevS vojn mornarisk minister,
po bii p Mar kjer e ba bosevka armada cd E.
onanev porazena G bill Wet kakor porocao IL Lii
Porocia sega va naznanjajo da ba vd nteryen
nskh vZhona Eonja in Lvonja poponoma ociscena
boljSevikov.
PARIZ Serg Sazanoy bivSi ruki vnanji minister Xxi
zenra sda vado Jekaternodau in sbrsko vado Omsk je
zav da bo vde konference konca kaerem bodo
sedeli bojSevSki representative
LONDON PoroGa IL Helsngfosa nananjajo, da sta izja
villa Nkoa Lnne Lev Trock uska bojsevka voditelja
pred sovjetom Mok da e bosevka vada bankrotna
posebno pogledu ndustrenih produktov finance in zv
Rela sta da b bill cas- da pricneo strokova Srednh so
jev sodelova soviet Gede vnane potke Rue poroca da
Trock v da vada sovjetov prpravena pod gotovm
konam zavrec svoe nternacionane razv
Rusfja Rusom'.
KODANJ- Porocilo u Beinske Tdende'' IL Helsnforsa
naznana pice boevi umkati Petrograda ter da
iemiejo zoge sboj Poroo nadae da Lev
Trock bojsev vnanj minister premest voj gavni stan Nz
Novgorod d proboevko gbane vsakm dnem narasa
LONDON = Brzoavke Exchange Telegraph druzbi IL Koda
MIA naznanao Troc rusk voi minister ukaza Zno
boevskemu governeru Perogrd maj preda meo Pc
rogad brez bo suca da napadeo meso evernoske cete
PoroGo nadaje naznanja, da bile Sevem Rusji bosv
Ske ola h ve del poda Poroa tud ola
revora prebvastva razGnh boeviSkh okrah tuse
Tukanj uradn krog preje neocjena poroclla ola so
boSek zave Orenbug gavno meso province istega mena h
lei OBJ reh Ura prbzno $50 mill Crnega morja.
&c poroco resnicno zavzee Orenburga velko
maoSevne angeSke cete Xxi nahaaJo ranskavka
zij
Esonijs uradnk pavijo je zmago njihoh Get mad
mnogo dosego Estonke prednje sraze
odaen IS mill cd Petrograda neprestano emao vJetnke
svojem potu oroze in mcJo ter SO med drgml
plenom zapenie tudi EN- oklopni zeezniSi vlak
zvedelo da nameravajo Esonc prodre do Luge
Pusa re kar jim bo omogoco d bodo obko mesto Pskov
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
with the Post Chicago Ill., January 2
by of October 9th 1917.
POdrObnOSti o Snrti DIR.
Liebknechta.

BERLIN, NEMCIJA. : Pre-
iskava trupla drja. Karol Lieb-
knechta, voditelja spartakovcev,
XII je bill pretekli teden ubit, ko
je poizkusal pobegniti ceti voja-
kov, ki ga je aretovala "a casa ne
mirov spartakovcev, je dokazala,
da je bill ustreljen odzadaj ter ola
so bile krogle, XII so ga zadele, IL
streljene IL precejSnje razdalje.
Avtopsijo trupla sta izvrsila
zdraVnika-profesorja August c. G..
Bier in Pavel F. Strassman, skup-
no tretjim zdravnikom DIR. Vile
nom Liebknechtom, bratom umor-
ienega. Prisoten je bill tudi HUI
gon Haase, vodja neodvisnih soci-
alistov. Uradno poroeilo zdravni-
kov naznanja, da ga je ena krogla
zadela zadaj V glavo ter izsla sko-
ri cello. Druga krogla ga je zade-
la hrbet in mu prevrtala plJuca.
Tudi tretja krogla ga je zadela V
hrbet, toda mu je prizadejala sa-
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24

mo lahko rano.
Zdravniki so nadalje izjavili, da
nj nobenega znaka, da bi bill DIR.
Liebknecht udarjen ma glavo pu-
skinimi kopiti, kakor je porocala
"Die Freicheit", organ neodvis-
nih socialistov.
Divizijski uradniki so razpisali
10000 mark ($2,500) nagrade "a
informacije, Xxi bi razjasnile smrt
drja. Liebknechta in Roze Luxem-
bourg, druga voditeljice Sparta
kovcev, XII je bila ustreljena in u
morjena o priliki, ko je bila v av-
tomobilu prepeljana prostora,
kjer je bila aretovana. Trupla
Roze Luxembourg MISC nasli, da-
81 so je povsod iskali.
Spartakovske oblasti v Elber-
feldu, Renska Prussia, so izpreme-
nile ime cesarja Viljema ceste v
Liebknechtovo cesto in CeSarJa
Eriderika cesto V Cesto Roze Lux
embourg.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
KRVAVO DELO RAZBOJ-
NIKOV.

NEW YORK. n. Y. = V ST..
Marys bolniSnici je umrl sredo
63-letni Joseph Holbach, posestnik
velikega restavranta in dvorane V
South Ozone parku. Bill je napa-
den prejsnje noci cd cetvorice
razbojnikov, ki so njegovo'zeno u
smrtili, MEGA pa smrtnonevarno
ranili.
Ia mor je re tretji umor tekom
treh tednov V tenn mestnem delu,
toda policija ne more pri vsem
svojem prizadevanju priti na sled
zlocincem.
Holbach je pred svojo smrtJo
Sc sledece izjavil Kot obicaJno
ie bill omenjenega dine nJegovl
dvorani pies, katerega Sc je vde-
lezilo veliko plesazeljne mladezi.
Ko so Sc gostje razsli, so ostali V
stranski sobici Sc STRIFE ltalijanl
(zopet ItalijaniD in ma njegov po-
ziv, maj odidejo, ker je prisla po-
licijska ura in mora zapreti gostil-
no, je eden cd cetvorice vstal re
koc: "Dobro, bonn takoj pogledal,
Ge ore re "kara" F." To rekSi, Je
odprl vrata, pogledal ven in zopet
zaprl vrata "a seboj, rekoc, da vo-
"a pouli6ne zeleznice Sc nj. V tenn
trenotku so ostali roparji vstali
ter kriknili: "Roke kvisku!" Hol-
bach pa Sc nj ustrasil, temvec je
ndaril prvega, ki mu je bill naJ-
blizji po lieu. To pa je bilo INA
menje "a sploSni napad. Potegnili
so revolverje ter ustrelili proti
krcmarju. Tedaj pa je vstoplla
v sobo gostilnicarjeva zena, ki Je
planila med bandite in svojega So
proga. Komaj je bila pri sopro-
gu, ko jo je eden tolovajev hlad-
nokrvno ustrelil. Nato SO roparji
magic pobegnili, he ola bi odprli re
gister, V katerem je bilo 81, 900 V
gotovini. Eden roparjev je izgu-
bill V sobi kapo.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
GOSPOD HOHENZOLLERN JE
POSTAL PRIDEN DRVAR.

AMERONGEN, HOLANDSKO
= BivSi nemSki kajzer Viljem III
bivSa ceSarica sta oba tOliko okre.
vala, da sta zopet pricela ziveti pc
svojem obicajnem nacinu. Zju.
traj ste Sc pricela zopet po -svoji
navadi izprehajati pc zemljiscu o.
koli gradu. O gospodu Hohenzol,
lernu Sc poroca, da je sedaj neko,
liko boljse volje. Njegov rojstni
dan, XII bo q. januarja, Sc bo v
gradu proslavilo koncertom.
= Glavno opravilo bivsega nem-
Skega kajzerja je zaganje drv
kajti vsako jutro in vsako popol-
dne pray krepko poganja po pal
ur zago. DoGim on della, ola mu
pot zaliva oci, mu sluzabniki spo-
Stljivo podajajo polena, katera on
razzaga na kratke kose, da kuriJo
u mimi grajske peel.
Vsled pomanjkanja premoga na
Holandskem so prisiljeni kuriti
samo drvi, katere dobe V okeliei
grada. Gospod Hohenzollern de-
la tako veselo in "korajzno", ola
preskrbuje vse grajske peel z dr.
vi. Bivsi kajzer malo govori $
svojimi intendanti, kadar je zapo-
slen pri svojem trdem delu.
Razsirilo Sc je vee vesti, da ma
merava bivsa nemSka eesarica Cd
potovati zopet V Potsdam, ces, ola
namerava svoje ziyljenje koncati
V Potsdamu, katerega smatra "a
svoi dom. Bivsa cesarica pa ne
bo zapustila svojega soproga V
Holandiji, pravi nadalje porocilo.
Bivsa cesarica je Sc vedno V pi-
semski in brzojavni zvezi svojimi
otroci in vnuki, toda nihce j nj
svetoval, maj pride k MIN Mem
clio.
O bivSem kronprincu, XII samu-
je V svojem domu vasici ma Vie
rengen otoku, nj bilo ze nekaj ted
nov niceSar SliSati.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
POHABLJENI AMERISKI
VOJAKI.

WASHINGTON, D. G. = Pol
kovni poroenik Strong, pripada-
Joe armadnemu medicinskemu
zboru je naznanil V zbornici odbo-
ru vojaskih zadev, ola sta V bojih
V Franciji po diva moza cd vsakih
1000 MOI izgubila roko ali nogo
ter ola je tako pohabljenih od
100000 moz 5000 vojakov. 100
teh pohabljencev Sc je re poyrnilo
domov. Vsi ii so. re bill v vojas-
kin bolnicah opremljeni 2 umet-
mini nogami n rokami. Vlozena
je prosnia "a 100000 s katerim
denarjem Sc bo nabavilo umetne-
ude in medicinske serume.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
MoNARHIsTICNo GIBANJE
MA PORTUGALSKEM.

LONDON. = Brezziena brzo-
iavka, IL Madrida poroca, ola por-
tugalske bojne ladje bombardira-
jo Oporto, ki je Sc vedno pod kon-
trolo monarhistov.
Porocila nadalje naznanjajo, da
Sc namerava bivSi kralj Manuel
izkrcati ma Portugalskem. 0 Ma
nuelu Sc je dejalo OBJ izbruhu re-
volucije, da noce podpirati monar-
histicnega gibanja.
Brezzicna brzojavka IL Madrida
tudi naznanja, da Sc je prieelo to
gibanje V vecjem obsegu, na dru-
gi strani pa prihajajo porocila IL
Lizbone, XII trde, da bo vlada kma-
lu to gibanje zatrla.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
Razne VeSti.
NEKAJ VPRASANJ.

Pod zgornjim naslovom piSe
dnevnik "Prosveta" sledece:
Neki list je prinesel pismo cir.
A. KoroSca naslovljeno na pred
sednika neke podporne organiza-
cije. Pismo je bilo prineseno po
neki osebi, ki je nastopila po cas-
nikarskih poroGilih V Minnesoti
kot uradnik justicnega depart
menta, po povratku IL Europe !
kot visji komisar Jugoslavije, Bi-
la nj emo, he drugo.
Ce je Dir. KoroSec postal pisma
ma ameriSke Slovence in je bill 0
polozaiju med ameriSkimi Slovenci
dobro in pravilno poducen, hi ma
pisal lie enega pisma, ampak jih Je
pisal vsem organizacijam in ose-
BAN, ki so res nekaj storile "a O.
svoboditev Jugoslovanov izpod
habsburske avtokracije, kajti IL
pichh porocil, XII prihajajo IL Ju-
goslavije, je spoznati, ola so tam
vse stranke edine V boju proti av-
strijski avtokraciji in da so Sc IL
rekle "a republiko. Ravnotako
delaio vSe stranke splosno "a O.
brambo Jugoslavije,
DR.. A. KoroSec hi politicno de-
te, ampak je zref in dalekoviden
politicar, Xxi hi tako neumen, ce
mu je znan polozaj, da bo tiste
hvalil, XII MISC mic ali pa pray malo
storili "a zruSenje avstrijske avto-
kracije, ali cello take, ki so po IL
bruhu svet0vne vojne grozili Slo-
vencem V Ameriki avstriJskiml
konzuli in imeli pOdobo starega Il
rama Francjozefa obeSeno na stem
V svoiem stanovanju, druge, ki so
res delali "a strmoglavljenje av-
strijske avtokracije, pa prezrl,
L. tega sledi, -ee je dr.. Korosec
informiran o polozaju V Ameriki,
je pisal vec pisem..
Kje so ia pisma? zakaj Sc "a
drzujejo?
Ce je dr., Korosec pisal lie enc
pismo, tedaj je bill napacno infor-
miriam polozaju med ameriskimi
Slovenci.
Kdo ga ie nalagal? Kdo Sc je
drznil v teh resnih cash napolnltl
usesa DIR. Koroscu s strupom la
MogoGe nj cas- vec dalec, ko bo
mogoGe dobiti stike politicarji V
Jugoslaviji in takrat bo tudi ia
misterii odkrit, Xxi najbrz ne bo de
lal Gasti prizadetim osebam.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
ZAMoREC sEzGAN MA
GRMADI.

HILLSBORO, TEX. = Bragga
Williamsa, ma smrt obsojenega "a
morca, ki je umoril V Nasci Mrs.
George Wells in njehega otroka,
je odvlekla mnozica IL Hill coun-
ty jece ter ga zivega ma grmadl
sezgala. StraSnemu prizoru, ko
so je zamorec zgal ia grmadi, je
prisostvovalo cd 800 do 400 oseb,
med katerim jih je bilo tudi mno-
GO" neznega" spola.
Pa bi kdo dejal, da Sc clovek nj
razvil il zivali Je zopet dokaz, ola
je ostalo Sc mnogo zverskega
'Ekulturnem" in po "bozji podo,
hi'' vstvarjenem eloveku.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24

Sest resnic obsegajo najpogiavit-
nejse dogme rimske we're, trde vsi
datoliski agentje. Krist, njihov u
stanovnik in dusni ~gospodar, pa
je YES svoj nauk povedal enim
samim stavkom: Ljubi svojega bill
znjega, kakor samega sebe Rim
ska cerllev je sprejela tudi to v
sgojo moralko, ali ravnala Sc je lie
1oalokdsj po MEM.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
PO 20 LETIH ODPUSCEN II
SING SINGA.

OSSINING, N. Y V sredo je
bill izpuSGen IL Sing Singa Henry
Dorsh, XII je prebil "a swim zidov-
iem dvajset let. Dorsh je oprav-
ljal V Sing Singu kot jetnik posel
jetniSkega brivca, ter je vsem zlo-
eincem, XII so bill zadnjih dvaj-
seth letih obsojeni na smrt in u
smrceni ostrigel lase in jim obril
brade.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
STRAJ $4,000 DELAVCEV.

NEW YORK. n. Y. = Stavkar-
ski odbor Ladies Garment Work
efs Union je javil stavko $4,000
vSluzbencev te industrije, ker so
laStniki tovarne brez razloga od-
pustili cd della prosli teden $4,000
delavcev.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
BIvsI AvsTRIJsKI KARL JE
POSVARJEN.

PARIZ. = Avstrijska vlada je
posvarila bivSega cesarja Karola,
o katerem Sc poroea, da je bolan,
da dokler donna ne preneha monar-
histieno gibanje, nj njegova ma
vzo6nost ma Dunaju zazeljena. Ma
Dunaju je splOSnO znano, ola Je bll
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at Chicago, ILL.,, Jan
oath, 1919, as required by the Act
of October 9Th, 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24
vladar prisiljen Sc odpovedati
prestolu, toda, da 81 je pridrzal
svoje osebno pravo do prestola.
z oPIJEM Sc JE zASTRUPIL
MOITNDSVILLE. W VA.

MOUNDSVILLE, W VA. =
Tukaj ie umrl Kitajec Yee Youn-
ge nato, ko je kadil opij, nakar je
vee kot teden dni prespal. Opij
mu ie dial njegov brat kot zdravi-
10 proti influence.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, January oath,
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, January oath,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9Th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-24

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, January oath,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9Th 1917