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Evening journal., 1919-12-03
Y. W. c. A. CALENDAR

"Wednesday.
1870 a. m Equipment and repairs
committee, club rooms.
4 p. m.-Girl Reserve Corps from
school No. 30. CLUB rooms.
p. m.-Rellgious work committee
club rooms.
8 p. m.-Nisndolln Club, club rooms
730 p. m.-Wapanachki Camp Fire
club rooms.
Thursday.
20 a. m.-Cafeteris committee meet
ing. Ninth and Shlpley streets.
1890 a m,-Gymnasium class for
women. Peoples Settlement.
Il a. m-Secretarial committee meet
ing, club rooms.
6i5 D. m.-Sing WollastOn Hall.
730 D. m-Girl Reserve Corps for in
dustrial girls. club rooms.
730-S30 D. m.-Gymnasium class
High School upper gym.
Friday.
10 a. m-Finsnce committee meet
Ing, club rooms.
3p. Membership committee meet
ing. club rooms.
69O-73O p. m.-Discussion class. club
rooms.
730s30 D. m Social hour, Christmas
sewing, club rooms.
Saturday.
3 p. m.-Hike, starting from club
rooms
s p. m.-Peanut party. club rooms.
Sunday
Club rooms open from to 8 p. m
5.30-6.30-Supper served, club rooms.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
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Many little affairs were given in
honor Of Miss Dorothy Brown Of Bal
limore, Md, while she was the guest
OF friends in this city during the
Thanksgiving holidays. On Friday af-
ternOon Miss Ada Withrow Of No. SOP
Delaware avenue gave a tea in her
honor. An info NAL dance was given
on Saturday night at Gilbert Studio
by Miss Mary Shaw.
on Sunday afternoon Mss Janet
Haidie OF the Delaware Apartments
included Miss Brown. VI SIS Lola An
derson. Miss Ruthanna Taylor. Miss
Ada Wilhrow and Miss Elizabeth Glib
ney, Robert Stewart. Fred Johnson,
Paul Laird. w. Elliott. Galloway,
James owens ard Henry Dure.
Mrs. Sydney NJ Harrison spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph II. Packard, in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Truman w. Campbell visited
Mrs Pancoast, in Philadelphia, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Wilson have
returned from a two-weeks' stay at
Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. C. p NJ. Rumford is spending
the week in Jersey City.
Mrs. Frederick Br'nghurst has recelv-
ed a letter from Mss Mary VI. Lit
tell, OF YOnkers. ~ Y, formerly OF
in which Miss Littell says
that her trip to Honolulu. which was
10 have taken place this week. will
be postponed until next week because
Of the illness OF one OF the party. Miss
Llttell's father was rector of st. Johns
Church several years ago.
Mrs. n. II. Nssley, Of Lancaster, is
spending the week with her parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Monaghan, OF !
No. 70S Harrison street.
Miss Kathryn Winslow returned yes
o. day from a trip 10 New York, where
he went Saturday to see the Army and
Navy football game.
Mrs. f. b. Germaln returned yester-
lay from Buffalo, where she spent the
holidays with Mr.. Ger
mains parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Raby are home |
from Washington.
Miss Eleanor Hyde, OF Sewiokley, Pa, !
spent several days last week with Mrs. !
C. w. Sutton, No. ill7 Woodlawn ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Townsend. OF
Ashley, spent Thanksgiving Day at
Miss Edith Meredith Of Clayton and |
William NJ King OF New Castle we're
weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
at BellefOnte.
Mrs. r. I. Hut has returned home :
after spending three weeks in Virginia.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

cnlIuTen nave grown up ana no dCatn
have ever taken place in the family.
The youngest child is Julian B. wlO is
i6 years old. Three Of the sons Of Mr..
and Mrs Boys are married and live
in this city. They are Richard. Leon
ard and Clarence Albert is employed
and lives in Newark. The three other
sons are at home.
Three Of the daughters are married.
They are Mrs. r. Davis. Of Newark &.
Mrs. Herbert CrOssan OF Landenberg
and Mrs. Charles Biddle. Of Thomps IN
Station. Mis- Helen Boys another
daughter, is taking a course in nurs-
ing at the Homeopathic Hospital. The
other daughters are at home.
The youngest guest at the reunion
was the - old granddaughter Of
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Boys OF Rich.
ardson Park held family reunion on
Thanksgiving Day at their home. They
are the parents OF thirteen children,
all Of whom are living, and are the
Of thirteen children. all
OF whom were present at the reunion.
The guests numbered forty. a few rel
atives being included beside the MEM
bers Of the immediate family.
For twenty-five years the Boys fam
lily lived on a farm below Bear sta
tion. but sold this property last spring
and came TO live in Richardson Park.
In the family OF thirteen children
there are seven boys and six girls. OF
The thirteen grandchildren. eight are
girls and five boys.
Every one Of Mr. and Mrs. Boys
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
InSs nF WOOL.

Following an estimate that an annual
loss OF $500 OO0 has been increased by
ohio wool growers through bad hand
ing of wood. a campaign has been in
itiated by the Ohio Wool Growers AS
sociatlon 10 check these losses. The as
ISOLATION has asked every grower in the
state to improve the care Of the wool
D Oduct.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Boys. Betty Anne Boys,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Boys.
Those who attended the family re-
union were: Mr.. and Mrs John Boys,
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Boys, Mrs. George
Conner Mrs. William George. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert CrOssan. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Boys Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blddle. Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Boys, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Boys. Mr.. and Mrs. John For
rest, the Misses Frances Bowers, Vir-
ginia George, Helen Boys. Margaret Me-
Gra,h. Miriam Boys, Florence Boys,
Mabel Biddle, Mildred Davis, Ruth
Crossan. Louisa Bidde. Edna Blddle.
Betty Anne Boys Gilbert Boys, Albert
Boys. John Boys, Julian Boys, John
Forrest. Jr. Richard Bidde, Herbert
Crossman and Delbert CrOssan.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
The One FLAG
By JAMES BALL NAYLOR,
Of Malta, Ohio.

The Tag that flies the globe around
The old flag
The bold nagi
The worthy. good-as-gold 1agl
The flag that faces strangers
And the flag that never pales; Q
The flag that braves all dangers
And the flag that never Qualls.
The new flagl
The true flagl
The grand notwithstanding nag
The flag that never falters-
And the flag that never faIlsi
The bright nagi
The right lagi
The dear old hearts'-delight flssi
The flag that leads our armies
On thousand bloody Fields;
The flag that guides our navIes-
And the flag that saves and shields.
The free nagi
And the lagi
The pride-Of-land-and-se farf
The flag that never threatens
Yet the flag that never yieldst
The great flagi
Our State lagi
New. .fork-to-Golden-Gate 1agi
The flag Of loyal lineage,
The nag of noble birth;
The flag that flies the globe arounl-
And measures all its girth.
The best flagl
The blest flag
The North-South- East-and-wes 1af
The flag OF flags The one 1agi
The only flag on earthl
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
WAISTS TO MATCH.

Waists in shades to match winter
suits are especially popular. They are
most effective when combined with
contrasting colors. either by the use OF
narrow vestees. emb oidery OF floss and
beads, or dainty ruilled collars.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
Births S

HAYDEN-To Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Hay
den, OF Holly Oak, at the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital, on November -. a
son.
wALTERs-To Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip wal
ters, Of Marshallton, at the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital on November 80,
a son.
McGUIRE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Guire. OF No. 1872 Queen street, at the
Physicians an Surgeons Hospital, on
December !, q son.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
BEACON CLUB In
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Never since the organization Of the
Beacon College Club has more Interest
boen manifested than at present This
Is conclusive proof that the members
fully appreciate what association work
means to their business and social life.
Il is readily recognized that the OBJ
j,cts OF the Beacon club are being spen-
didly and enthusiastically carried out,
for interest aud membership has stead
lily grown. until today plans are aflOat
TO make another addition 10 the meet
ing rooms.
Al the last meeting, on November IS,
the captains were appointed, one each
TO represent the bookkeeping and short
hand department Of the college, for the
purpose Of launching a membership
campaign among the students. Walter
.C. Miller is chief OF the bookkeeping
team and Daisy Ford is captain OF the
shorthand team. The flrst report OF
the captains was made today at noon,
and officers OF the club are very grati-
fed 10 know that more than 100 new
members have been added 10 the mem
bershlp list. This Is undoubtedly re-
markable piece OF work, when II is
considered that the campaign has been
I'm progress only about one week. The
captains have until Friday noon to
make their Gual report and they are
of The nrm opinion that $50 new mem-
bers viii be The gratifying and remark
able result OF the campaign.
The losing captain, together with his
associates. will be called upon TO plan
ans give the next social meeting Of The
club ln January. on this occasion,
which will be The FIRST OF the new year.
all past records OF the club for enter
taInment are expected TO be eclipsed,
exclusive OF the annual banquets at ue
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
MRS. d. FoRBEs-RoBERTsoN HALE.

Reconstruction Problems in England
and America" will be the subject of a
lecture by Mrs. Beatrice Fo bes-Robert-
son Hale at the New Century Club to-
night. Mrs. Hale is well known in
Wilmington. having lectured at the
club on British Politics. During her
stay in this city she Will be the guest
Of Mrs. Frank O. Tallman.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
prw,nF Tile spmFni

In South America lives a spider which
attacks and eats humming birds and
whatever other small creatures come
its way. It's legs extend 10 a space be-
tween eight and ten inches, and its
body is three inches long.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

Almost any standard make OF pre-
serve lar Is good.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

o Lady Astor's election to the House
Commons.
Several musical selections were given
Jy Miss Ella Pyle.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

The Washington Heights Century
Club will conduct a rummage sale at
No. ia Tainall street on December 8
and Q. All articles will DE called Tor
by telephoning i6S6-W
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

The Alpowco Pleasure Club VIII give
the third OF It's series Of dances In
the New Century Club tomorrow even
ing.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughters
Of American Revolution. will hold its
annual meeting at 23O o'clock Satur-
day afternoon in the New Century Club
parlors. Election OF officers will be
held.
Mrs. C II. Hall and Mrs. E. P. Moody
will be the hostesses during the social
aour following the meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

A dance will he given in the ballroom
~ the Hotel dupont tomorrow eve
hing by Miss Kate McClafferty, for her
pupils and their friends.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

Mrs. Sydney NJ. Harrison spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph II. Packard, in
Baltimore.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
SPORAZUM MED VOZNIKI IN
DELODAJALCI.

CHICAGO, Ill. V Cetrtek so
" uradni sobi zupana Thompsona
podpisali pOgodbo prevazalci pre-
lnoga III njihovi delodajalci. Po-
godba je veljavna "a dobo enega
leta, III vsled te pogodbe boImora-
10 obcinstvo najbrz placati 10c vec
ia tono premoga. PREVAILED pre-
moga 50 namreC grozii S StaVko in
kOnferenca med Obema strankama
je ostaIa 'brezuspeSna. DelOdaJal,
q so potem predlagali, maj Sc Sc
stavi razsodiSce, nakar so po dol
90 traiajoGem ukrepanju odlocili.
Ga mai razsodi zupan Thompson.
Vsled tie pogodbe, ki sta jo ODE
stranlli podpisali, bodo prejeli
prevazalci ravno polOvicO omega,
kar so zahtevali. Kakor &c rece-
10, Sc bo premog vSled tega po-
drazil "a 10c pri toni, ker poSest-
niki voz pravijo, ola drugace he
morejo narediti.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
Chicago Ill., l0th
sreuuied Act of October 9th 1917.
Trocki diktator Rustic.

KODANJ DepeSa MOskve naSlOvJena ma Gothenburg Ga
Svedkem pooca ola zapri Nkoaa Lemn rskega
Sevkega mstrskega predsednka povee Leva Troca
mornarskega vonega mnsta k seda postal neomeen dix
tator Rusije.
Bzojavka nadaue da dial Totzky Ienna zapret zatega
deli nastale difference med MIN in Lennom gede bosevl
Lene je zelel koalee mensevii ali stranko
mann docm e oty vzraa rdovratno pr tem ola Sc nada
uie nasno Waldo.
STOCKHOLM Neka depesa ige poroca, da so letsk
vie arera cane buzvazje odpravi tenn mesu vsako
privano posest
VARSAVA Vc toc mocne bolSevske cete so zavzee
Vino ododer zapode posko mlco Tako kakorhtro do
spell osevki takoj pce masakr zzvan deloma
Poakov keso oborozeno so upra bov1kom IN ker SO
zapr postre neka Ganov Okanega bosevSkega odbora
Poske Xxi MISC mee nikake arteje in poeg tega samo
naboev svoe puke uman do anovarova ker so
bile 90 Nemch in poane Bastok TamkaJ so Jlh
Nemci openi, nato pa posai proti domovin
vov ker Poa branijo prot Ruencen je aseda Sc va
poozaj Varsav je ugoden ko reztat koneren-
med Paerewskm gneraom Psudskm je PaderewsK ske
nov kabnet kaerem MAJ ne blo nobenlh SOCIAL
General Psuds deja da on ne b rad Nrabeyal svo
n aytotete "a b moral so nastopi proti soclalsom
Gene1alu Psudkemu drugm vodieem Je bo Jasno pove
Jim bodo zavezn pOmaga Samo tedaJ ce DO Poka m
ernaconalno zdruzena
Evsahj Sapieha h e bill ceu gibanJa ola Sc strno
CLAW vado e zaporu Aeaa je osebna Rdeea
straza notranjega ministra Thugua
Nemr vrsi udi Rg kjer esoj prebvalstvo vecino
Estonancev cd katerh vecna socaslcna IL
atevao posest arokrah rzredov kerh prpadnik SO We
3noma rodom Nemci.
Poroca Kva naznanjajo da je sedaj mestu mir ker nj
ar b mogo ukras ter da tudi ostao
zemiskh posenkov vec katere bi moglo ub Maj
orz Sc bo mesto Kjev zdruzio Moskvo.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
DOGoDKI V CESTNOzELEZNI-
SKI STAVKI.

KANSAS CITY, MO. - V cest-
nozelezniSki stavki so sc Odigrali
Gudni dogodki, ki zastavljajo
mnoga vpraSanja, na katere III
odgoWOra,
Thomas C. Trigg, podsuperin-
tendent ceStnozelezniSke druzbe,
je V novoletni noGi zapustil voz,
da obrne ogibaliSce. Motornik ma
vozu je vstrelil in ga zadel V gla-
vo, Trigga so opasno ranjenega
prepeljali bolnisnico. Kompa-
Mia jpojasnjuje, da je motornik
obhajal Novo leto in sprozil samo-
kres. Ker nj videl Trigga, ga je
zadel V glavo.
Ljudski glas pravi, ola noe nj
bila tako temna, da bi motOrnik
he mogel videti podsuperintenden-
ta, ampak motornik je smatraI
Trigga Ia organiziranega cestno-
zelezniskegar usluzbenca in je V
Eervoznosti mani streljal. Sploh
Sc pa ljudstvo cudi, ola je usluzben
Gem OBJ casu stayke dovoljeno no
siti strelno orozje, ko je stavkar-
jem strogo prepovedano nositi
vsako orozje,
V neki kompanijski remizi Sc
je pripetila zagonetna eksplozija,
o kateri nj mogoce dobiti detajli-
ranega porocila. Nekateri trdijo,
ola je bila bomba, drugi pravijo,
da sploh nj bilo razstrelbe, da je
govorica eksplozijI izmisljena
rec, XII ina namen obuditi simpati-
je "a cestnozelezniSko druzbo.
Take govorice pa vznemirjajo
-ljudstvo, ker nihce ne more do
gnati, koliko je resnice ma njih.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
Razne veSti.
RAZBOJNIK USTRELJEN z
LASTNIM OROZJEM.

BROOKLYN, N. Y. = Cd tukaj
Sc javlja, ola je bill sredo napa-
den gostilnicar Flip Gaffrey, XII i
ma svojo gostilno ma Wyte Ave,
Ko je gostilnicar zvecer zaprl sa-
lon, .ie odSel ven, kmalu pa Sc je
spomnil, da je V gostilni pozabil
oGala. Prisedsi nazaj, je zagledal
V temnem salonu nekega moza, ko
Sc je ravno bavil>s tenn, ola bi raz-
bill blagajno. Tat je takoj ustre-
lii revolverjem, toda gostilnicar
Sc je V pravem trenotku slIlOnil ter
ga je krogla samo nekoliko opras-
nila ma glavi.
GostilniGar je nato skocil ma
bandita, nakar Sc mu je 2 nadclo-
vesko mocjo posrecilo zgrabiti ga
"a roko, V kateri je drzal samo-
l1res. Nastala je borba na zivljenje
in smrt. V borbi je koncnO bandit
zopet izprozil revolver ravno V
trenotku, ko je bill isti olrenjen
Ma njegovo lastno glavo. Krogla
ie prebila zlikovcu mozgane, III
bandit Sc je IA mestu zvrnil ma tai.
Ia bandit je najbrz identicen 2
John G. Walshem Bedford Ave.
GostilniGar je lie lahko ranjen.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
Pise Harry Hansen
Konferencn biro casnka Daily News Parizu dine g. jam


Naznano e da prpavljajo Jugosovan Rdeco kngo in
druge doumene ker bodo razoz voje mnen taJahskQ-
vprasanu Nekatere ten n mi bile re zroce-
poee h bo prejeo caop kasen odgoVor 30 da-
Italia Gavne tocke eh lsnah so sledece:
aan zorabli pogoje prema ter zasedl ozeme In de-
zele ajanske Wade kar b mora stort lie menu
zavezikh vad oni ud nsno zased poponoma ugoovan
ske okrae XII MISC bill oznaceni pogojih premirJa.
Opatijo prpul ajani Srimi bonim ladjami in enm
torpednm coom vseh teh adj vhr hratske zastave
opask ora bill oganran po okrajnem odboru Ju
goovankega Narodnega VEGA Zagrebu dr. Marian Cuaru
vsebuje ugosovansk teritor Itaank povenk e
zav ola bo Mrcal mornarje h nasan sredn mesa Pro-
je potestrao toda je kub em hvrso ltajan
ski povenk naro maj nadaljue uradnm deom kot ma
van narodna straa maj nadae oprava svoe donOst
Prebvasvo protestrao prot krcanu tajaskh Get in dvg
Injenju italijanske zasave.
Itajani zased Maue ozemlje okoli
razda Is kiometra Itajans povenk naznan da e pr
sci zao da nadzorue zelens prome vdrzu red Vo
osko tajan zasedi entente in Amerlke gavnega
pOSnega urada s dopel nek sci poStni urad Opato
Xxi e poveda da ina nstrkce cd ajanskega admraa Reki
Ranera da krbe da bodo post nastavJenci deal
Sporazumu Itaijan. Uradni jerk 6it taijanskl
Nato e receno da aani pree cd ugoovanov prosnJo
gede ppoanja Jugosve oda e MISC hote ppoznat lret
prhodu taanov Matuje ba narodna strata razo
ajansi voaSki poveljni e zaplenl poaj au-
h diva m namnjenh stradajoc prebvastvo biz
obGinske hse Podor Itaijan smell jugosovan
so zasavo pozus b Jugoslovani razv
Prominjah prepreci aaRi M nameri puSke ludsvO
W Xxi ani strg nekega posopJa hVatsko zastavo
Itaijan k bill sprejeti Paznu jugosovanskemu
Even vOjaskm asm ako odred da Sc razoroA narod-
no oSran narodne zaSave Me svet Pnquene
b azscen odstranene bile hrvatske in ko
kar vociged deva ola cd moSnh 16957 prebivcev samo
65S Italanov
Itaijan zased tudi m mmogo krajev, Xxi poponoma
jugosovansk Okupaca teh kraev e poponem nasposvu
pogoji prema Med temi Iaanih zasedenimi
ka vsteti ud slec Ces Pavnk Larvavrea Losin Unie
Sanago Vea in Naa Sarkana Gruda Spietro del NmvL Ma
domenti Xxi h e izdaa zageska Yada naznanaJo, da
bodo podve Jugosovan pred konfeco voc boj
svoje jugoslovansko ozemlje V ls1i
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
SAMOMOR KANADCANA v
NEW YORKU.

NEW YORK. = V kopaliScu
Hotela de Martinique so naSli mr.
two truplo priblizno 45 let starega
Henry Woodena IL Vancouver,
Kanada. POzvam zdravnik je kOn-
statiral, da sc je mrtvec uStrelil z
dvocevkO ter 81 razStrelil l0banjO.
V zepu mrtveca so naSh zavaro-
valno police cd Travellers druzbe,
XII Sc glasi ma $1,000. V njegovi
poSeSti je bilol tudi kreditnO pis-
mo, glaseee ma $500, izplacljivo V
Prvi LondonSki banki, $476 60
tovini in EN- eek "a $400.
Mrtvec je odbro stoje6i trgovec
in sedaj je Sc neznano, zakaj 81 je
koncal zivljenje
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
PRoSTI POUK v VECERNIH
SOLAH.

JAYNE veGerne Sole so otvorjene
in poucevalo Sc bo brezplacno sti-
II veGere V tednu, po dive uri vsak
vecer, in sicer naslednje dni: Pom
deljek, torek, sreda in cetrtek. =
Pouk Sc pricne oh sedmih zvecer.
Rojakom, Xxi so nastanjeni raz-
licnih delhi mesta in kateri rbi radi
obiskovali te sole, dajemo ma TEN
mestu pregled vseh javnih sol, ka-
kor so nameSGene. Y
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
ANTON JANKovIc,

mas potovalni zastopnik, Sc nahaja
sedaj Clevelandu, kjer DO nekaj
casa ostal, da obiSce ondotne ma
rocnike. On ina tudi vec knjig,
katere rojaki lahko pri njemu do
be. Mr.. Jankovic je pooblaScen
pObirati naroGninO "a Glas Svobo-
de, "a tiskovine in oglase in sploh
vSe, kar spada naSe tiskarsko de-
10. Cenjenim rojakom in naSim
narocnikom ga prav topic pripo-
rOcamO.
Njegov naslov je sledeei: 1166
East 61St ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
BREz sLEDU IzGINIL.

CHICAGO, ILL. =. Policija sc
trudi, da najde kako sled "a Ct
letni Edward Brownom, stanujo-
elm ma q. cesti in Ashland Ave,
XII je liza boziGa neznanokam brez
sledu izginil. Brown, bivsi ladij-
ski kapitan, je incl baje omenje-
mega dne pri sebi veejo svoto de-
maria. Boje Sc, da postal zrtev
zlocina ali pa, ola je padel vodo
ter utOnil.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
True translation Postmaster Chicago Ill., January |
1919 as required by Act of October 9th 1917
Ebertova Vlada strrno-
glaVljena?
rucrpENusTI so DoBIII KONTROLO. = KRVAVO BOJEVA-
ME " BERLINU = TRIDESET LJUDI UBIT1H, PIE
Ko PETDESET RANJENIH = V NEMC1JI Sc
SIRI CIVTENA VOJNA.

pARTz Zadne brzoavke IL Berna poro6ajo da je ba E.
berScheidemannova vlada Nemc 1zi o1 %
Proglasena je ba vlada kater naceuo neooVS So
alis George Lebmann in Teck
Iiebknecht, vOdja SpartacuS Skupme 81 Sc 'eolo Pli
PSa Sc da e del vadnih Get uskoG rebeov in da
dre aani Spartacus supne vedno gae tocke Ber
Nada tudi naznanja, da bo postal Gusta Noske sdan
glavni pove vladnh te pro nemSkemu gaVnem"
mestu, da narede mesu mir ~
Poro6a Sc bile gbe zadnjh dneh pouIlemh boJeV
Berlnu, tezke
skin provncah in a Bavarskem.
teb iziav e razvdno da e vada socialisne vecine
EBERT seheidmann stmogavna neOdvsnh soclalstl ka
teri e poroao da podprao Sparakus sno nenem O0a
prot Ebertov vad CLAM Spartacus skupme all
h simpazrao boSevi Sc MISC dOsegh nobenega spe
ha ker jih Sc nihGe reprezentra nOvi vladi
deaynieah Bunswicku progaSi nemSH deIaVc gene
rano stavko.
Poroda s da so strakar amka peni po javnih pOsoph
Frankfort pOrOGa da pice Nemci pOgaJa 70
a kae zasedi PonanskO Pooco naznan!a Ga Sc DO maj
brz dosegel sporazm, ki bo lOnca kryavo bojevanje
Amsterdam VGeraj e vr$iO Berlmu blzn glavnega
bzojavnega urada bOevanje katerem je ba vdee m
di artieria
tani spartacus supe obnov voje napade da poas
kanceaeve palace bill gubam pOgnani naza trldee
jih je blO ubitih dvanStrideSet ranJenih
PoroGevaec naanja da mao Stevo ter da bile mai
brz veGje izgube.
vladnh psanah prevladuje kaOs in meSnJaVa Flada
kOncentrira Berlinu vojaSke cete.
Cni Spartacus supine bill pognan sredo cd Posam in
narju ko so Sc poaSli vladne tiSkame.
CLAM Spartacs skpne bill poglab sredo cd Podam in
zeezse poa cd bandburSh yra in cd centrane ze
lemSke pisame.
Prus vojn izjav casnikaskemu porocevacu da
je pri6ea vade ker prgaso suzbo
prOstovoev vendar kub DO ahko Spet nared mlu IN
reda Gan SparacuS spne pOa mnOgh posOpD p0
ceem Berinu.
Najhujse pouliGno boevane Sc je vSo BerInu po-
enastO do p sredo zuj kakOr porOca GaSk
Frankfort Nachichn k pra ola e vada veno gospodar po
lozaja
Frankfort Zeitung poro6a dospee Potsdama Berlin
EberOvi vad oane H pregnae Glan Spartacus spin
do Tergartna da zOpet zavzele vladnO tiskamO
BruSwicku MOnakOvu ySe demOnStracije Savke
simpati do gibanja LiebknechtOve skupne.
Bruswicku je neka topa penia po prOdajanah Mona
kovem e bo kom pOui6nh Mgredov mnogo oeb ubh mane
nih
Neka brzoavka datirana Bernu oh $50 edO zutraj Ill
odposana po neke kodankem porOva Exchange Telegraph
dube poroGa da pOgajana med vado SOCIALIST vecne
med neOdvisnimi socialist zaOvila
Vada e pozvaa voaSk skoro vseh nemskh garnzj
Berlin sedaj prhajajo tezkh ovoh avo-
mObh da bo Bernu pogaSenO obsedno stanje
CLAM Spaacus skupine kontrOrajO bn Berma zeemiSke
Cani Spartaus skpme in neodvsni socialist izd de-
APPEL maj sredo svho da doponi zmago
proetarijata"
sredo zutra OBJ osmh je vo bojevanje kaerega
lid pa Sc nj bill znan, ko e bia oddana brzojavka
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
SMRT DELAVCA.

CHICAGO, ILL. = Pri pozaru,
XII je nastal V cetrtek V tovarni A,
J. johnson & Sons Furniture Co.
ma Noble cesti, je izgubil zivljenje
70-letni mizar Herman Wick
strom. Stareek, Xxi je 'delal pri
druzbi ze dvajset let, je najbrz po-
izkuSal reSiti svoje orodje, pri tenn
pa je zapravil dragoceni cas- ter Sc
je, ko so Sc vdrla tia, pogreznil z
rusevinami V globoeino, kjer je
zgorel.
Pozar je ueinil "a $2Oo,0Oo sko-
de.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10
vELIKA TVORNICA zGoRELA.

ALBANY, N. Y. = Ogromna
tvornica peel, last tvrdke Rath
bone, Sard & Co. je V pondeljek
zgorela. Povzrocena skoda znasa
100000. Tekom vojne so izdelo-
vail v tel tovar1li streljivo.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10

Ako je laz stara en dan, sma-
ira Sc jo pac "a laz; ako je stara
ste let, nastane IL ME pripovest,
ee je pa stara tisoc let, Sc izpreme
nj V sveto legendo in sluzi kot
Osnovni temelj "a kako veroizpo-
vedovanje.
Glas svobode., 1919-01-10

l9l9as by the Ac Of
Jugoslovani in ltalijani.

ITALIJANSK0 GOSPODARSTVO OPATIJL MA MATULJAH
so zAPLENILI DIVA vAGONA zIVEzA. = NARODNE
sTRAzE RAzOROzENE. = JUGOSLOVANI Sc
BODO BORILI IA SVOJE PRAVICE.