davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Starkville news., 1919-07-18

the stalks In q corn field may be in
tested. Over two hundred bOrers have
been found in the stalks growing In
one hill OF corn. Control Is made more
difficult by the fact that the borer
feeds on a number of other plants,
including the stalks of weeds and flow
ers, and may live over winter In grass
roots. 1t is SO menacing that the pres
ent agricultural department appropri-
alton bill contains an item Of $4,000
for fighting 1T.
The bureau of entomology, United
States department Of agriculture, has
published descriptions of over 5000
distinct insect pests which are likely
to be introduced into this country and
cause serious loss. About half of
these are European insects which feed
upon forest and shade trees and the
rest infest various cultivated crops.
Among the important insects which 1t
Is hoped to exclude from the American
continent are the Mediterranean fruit
fly, considered by entomologists to take
first prize as destructive fruit pest,
and the pink boil worm Of cotton, from
Mexico, which Is capable Of making
the best efforts Of the cotton boil wee
vii appear puny in comparison.
The life stories Of some Of these
pests, as unfolded by years Of study
On the part Of patient scientists, are
so amazing as to be classed with fairy
stories by those who are little ac-
quainted with the wonders Of nature.
White pine blister rust is an instance.
This parasitic fungus is native to the
old world, attacking the stone pine
and other native fve-leaved pines of
Europe. White pines imported from
Germany, France and Holland, brought
this disease to the United States, prin-
cipally in 1908 and 1909. Curiously,
the safety Of our white pines depends
entirely on whether we can control the
spread Of the disease on currant and
gooseberry bushes. The fungus cam
not go directly from one pine tree to
another but first must spend part Of
Its life on currant or gooseberry leaves
and In this stage 1t has the power Of
spreading rapidly and widely to other
currant and gooseberry bushes. The
fungus then develops another stage by
which 1t Is enabled to pass back to the
pines. If we destroy the currant and
gooseberry bushes we prevent the dis
ease from injecting our white pines.
Hence, the salvation of these magnifl-
cent trees depends to large degree
on whether people are willing to fore
60 the luxury of currant jelly and
gooseberry jam.
The system of inspecting the impor-
tations Of foreign nursery stock has
proved Intellectual because the eyesight
Of the most competent inspector is not
capable Of discovering every insect or
plant disease on every plant. Many
Of them, especially fungi. are hidden
under the bark and are entirely invis-
ible. 1t must be remembered that of
many Of these pests we have no con-
ception, based on experience in its ma
tive land, as to its destructive powers
under American conditions.
The question "what shall we do
about it?" has been answered correctly
by the federal embargo. which prohib-
its further importation Of plants from
abroad except such as are specifically
sanctioned by the United States de-
partment of agriculture.
The Starkville news., 1919-07-18
A Legal Opinion.

Counselor Latitat-What did Won
learn at the kindergarten today. m,
son7
His Son-I learned all about tom
Tom, the piper's son, stole a pig and
away he rum"
The Counselor-Be careful not to re-
peat that story. Such words are SLAM
derous unless true and spoken witt
justitiable motives.
The Starkville news., 1919-07-18

nave tIcLueuuOuS dDDe-
tites, consuming trees or entire forests,
garden crops and fields of grain and
cotton. These undesirable citizens
that have made America their adopted
nome are insects and plant diseases
which have been introduced from for
eign countries, writes Charles Lathrop
rack, president American Forestry as
ISOLATION, in American Forestry.
There's pest for every plant. Some
plants have mSeo than thousand In.
sects and fungus diseases which attack
some portion Of them, causing death
or injury. However, most Of the pests
which attack our plants are native to
America and have natural enemies
which keep them in check.
"And all those fieas have little fieas.
upon their backs to bite 'em.
And those again have lesser fieas,
and so lad infinitum."
Thus native insects have a host of
voracious enemies, including birds, an
lmals, and other insects, which pre-
serve the balance of nature" The
ravages of native pests seldom become
devastating except occasionally In
small areas and for short time when
conditions become exceedingly favor
able for their rapid propagation.
Hitherto, America has maintained
an open door to plant immigrants and,
year after year, destructive insects and
plant diseases have come to this coun-
try on these plants from abroad. Some
Of these pests have found the land of
freedom entirely to their liking. Some
times the climate here has been ex-
ceptionally favorable for their rapid
development, at other times they have
found new food plants. In such cases
they have propagated rapidly because
the balance Of nature was no longer
maintained. In most cases the flght
against imported plant pests has been
begun too late.
The uncontrolled ravages of the late
blight and rot of potatoes In 1915 was
responsible for the shortage In the po-
tato crop which sent prices soaring.
Powdery scale and scurf are two other
potato diseases which have been
brought In from abroad. More recent
ly, the potato wart disease, establish
ed in Pennsylvania from European i'm
portations, has given cause for alarm.
The .-..,sian fly, introduced from Eu-
rope in revolutionary times, causes an
average annual loss to the wheat crop
of fifty million dollars, and in some
years the loss from this one insect has
exceeded one million dollars. The loss
OF fruit due to the codling moth. to-
gether with the money spent In control
ling this insect, costs the United States
about sixteen million dollars year.
Another imported fruit insect, the San
lose scale, entails loss Of at least
ten million dollars annually.
The tale of the gypsy moth, In re
bald rhyme, illustrates what happens
when an insect reaches the United
States from another country. To
oaraphrase:
The Starkville news., 1919-07-18

$780, 100000 banquet to
alien enemies has been
given annually by the
American public. These
aliens were not invited
here, have performed no
service, and yet have
been fed on the fat of the
land, adding to the high
cost of living. They
hive tramapdo,,o onno
The Starkville news., 1919-07-18

There was man who freed two moths,
And those two moths were mothers,
That year there were a million more,
The next a million others.
The Starkville news., 1919-07-18

They had tremendous appetites,
And wrought great devastation,
Until the state with wrath arose,
And fought like Carrie Nation.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
KARL RENNER PRAVI DA JE USoDA AVSTRIJE RokAH
ZAyEzNIKoV IN PRoSI MAI Sc NE NALoN VISA KA-
ZEN MA RAME AVSTRIJL = NEKDAJ MOGo7
CHA AVSTRIJA JE RAzDELJENA
oSMERO DRzAV.
st. Germain, 2. junija.

St Germain uniia Avstrj danes dooc rok pet
nash dni kaerem 6aSu mora odgoVoru ma mroVne Ps0'
zaVeznikOv. -. - o
NJ ClemenceaU predSednlk mroVne kon1efence e oh P Wv
ba XII ie doSel Seji :, I'll
Prya Amerikanca h dospea posveovaau sta ba taJnk
Lansing in Henry White. Ia NINA pri las mnSrSk pu
sednk Orlando pOiS prdSednik PadereWskl IN Arthur
Pedsednik je dOSpe ST. German Oh lZ:l4 her e
oa nnevmata ma negovem avOmobl nekOiko zakase
Avstriisk mirovni delegate prspe Ob 222 ter VSOpn
konferenGno dvorano skOz neka adnJa vraa Deea 80 o
pravljeni jutranjih zprehOdnh oblekah. =. :.
Avstriice ie prpeja kOnferenGno sObo nel laaS cast
mix Takoi DO nhovem pfihodu formanO Otvora sega
Fancosk premier Clemenceau predsednk mroVne
ie pree svoiim govorom k pa e traja samo tn minute
Dvorana e ba pona ker navzOGh e bo tudl mnogo tao
katerm Sc je dOvOhl VStop 80,
Avstrska pogodba nj Sc de1ana celo ter nj oa
tud celOti zrOGena avStrklm deegatOm te'ec oOSs"
no. kar Sc ie dOzdaj SklenO -.
Paul Dutaa anik mrOVne kOnterence, Je lzroc a'SJS
delegation mirovno pogOdbo danes OBJ 12:37 popodne .
Nato ie Dr. Renner predsednk avstrske delegace -
govoril navzoGe drzavnike nemSkem jezlku
Ni arOgannega duha h ga e Dho oPazlu so
worm nemskega Delegate groa Brockdo nj bo Opa
govoru dra Rennera k e odgOvOr ma gOvor predok
Clemeneeaua
Avstrsk delegate gOvor fancocmi ter 81 MISC pzade-
vail odvait nzvane vO1e eu 1914 raz ram Se
DIR Karl Remer zbrane delegate Samo pro naJ NE ao
e kazn mali gors avstrs repub h e Sc Ostaa od nekdaJ
mogoGne Av Nadae pros maj smatra to repubko kot
vsako dugo ostah sedmh novh Ppubk h bile uSanoVene
stare dvone onarhe aloze AvS Vece kan kakor
jo more zmagoEah
Nato e dr. Renner apera principe predsednika Wlona
ma aerh podag e skleno premire Dea Je da Sc e "a
bva samo amer HOoverjev komi ola Sc Je ohrano toNo
Avljenj Avstriji ,4.. ison
DIR Renner e nao predaga maj skene AvsJo praVen
Nova avsska repubka e sda osvobojena nsrecnh trad
eli babsburSke monarhje je dejal ter nadaljeval:
sda naSe drzave je vaSh rokah in mi ola zavezn
E ne bodo zlorabli svoje moci
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03

Pariz, Francija, 2. junija. =
V veGih obrenskih meStih je bila
vceraj proklamirana renska repu-
blika, katere glavno mesto bo Co.
blenz. Tamkaj Sc bo vrsilo tudl
posvetovanje med novO vlado IN
narodnim svetom, toda provizorl-
cna vlada bo zasedala V Wiesbad-
nu. Odlomke tie proklamacija Je
sprejel pariSki list "Echo de Pa
ris', ki mu jih je postal 1JegoV
poroGevalec Maurice Barres IL
Meta. Med temi odlomki je tu-
di sledeGe:
'@Mi proklamiramo novo obren-
sko republiko, ki bo ustanovlJena
ma nemSkem obrenSkem ozemlju.
Ia republika bo sestojala IL rem
ske province, Nassau, Hesse in Pa
latinate. Ustanovitev pociva ma
sledecih temeljih:
81. Meje bodo ostale kakrsne
so, vstevSi Birkenfeld.
"2. Meje Sc izpremene lahko
samo dovoljenjem lprebivalstva,
ko samo odloci plebiscitom.
"3. Provizoricna vlada bo IL
vajana po delegatih, voljenih cd
ljudstva.
4. Volitev "a nemSko narodno
zborovanje Sc bo vrsila brez odla-
Sanja.
"Coblenz bo glavno mesto move
Wade in narodni svet Sc bo sestal
tam. Provizoricna vlada bo ma
stanjena v Wissbadnu. Lokalne
avtoritete bodo izvrSevale med
tenn easom vso kontrolo. Provizo-
ricna vlada bo zavzela mesto pru-
ske, bavarske in hesenske Wade.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03

sih zakonov, "a topovi svojih SUI
njev.
"Nas nj mnogo, toda morda vee
kakor vi sanjate, vendar pa smo
vsi trdno odloceni, da sc bijemo
do zadnjega, dokler ne bo osvobo-
jen zadnji moz IL vasih bastil, do
kler ne bodo prenehale torture va
Sega policijskega sistema, XII jih
nareka sovrastvo do delavskega
razreda, in mi ne bono pocivah
dotlej, dokler ne bo vas padec po-
pollen in dokler ne bodo delavske
mase v posesti yseh pravic, h jim
lpripadajo.
"Treba bo prelivanja krvi; mi
Sc ga ne straSimo; treba bo mori-
tive; mi bono morili, kajti tako
bo potreb1o; treba bo pustosenJa;
mi bono pustoSili, da osvobodimo
syet yasih tiranskih institucij.
asfi, sme pripravljeni, da stori-
mo vse, da zatremo kapitalisticni
razred, uprav tako, kakor ste bill
vi vedno pripravljeni storiti vse,
da zatrete revolucijo proletarcev.
"Nasa pozicija je jasna. Kar
smo storili dozdaj, je bilo samo
svarilo, da pokazemo, da Sc 1--WE
pravi prijatelji ljudske svobode.
"Sedaj pa pricenjamo vojno.
'SImeli boste sedaj priliko vide
ii, kaj je v stanu narediti ljud-
stvo, XII ljubi svobodo.
"Nikar ne mislite, da smo Mem
ci ali cd hudiea plaeani agentje;
vi dobro veste, da smo mi razred-
no zavedni mozje.
"Nikdar mas ne boste dobili,
nase vrste pa Sc bodo pomnozile.
"Samo cakajte svoje usode, do
kler yam privilegiji in bogastvo ne
zavije vratov,
"Zivela socialna revolucija!
"Anarhisticni Bojevnid".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03

Berlin. = NemSki financni mi
mister je imenoval posebno koml-
sijo, ki maj doloci glede bivse ce-
sarjeve posesti, katero je smatra-
ii privatnim in katero drzavnlm
lastninam.
V skoro vseh gradovih in pala-
cab bivsega kajzerja so sedaJ la-
stanjeni javni in ljudski uradi. '
berlinskih palacah Sc nahajajo Sc
daj stanovanja in uradi nemskih
vladnih uradnikov, palaca Pots
damu pa je izpremenjena V boil
niSnico.
V drugih distriktih pa so V ne
,katerih palacah nasta1jeni voJa-
XII. observation-disclosures palaca V
Berlinu bo izpremenjena muzeJ,
katerem bodo razstavljene umet-
nine, XII so dozdaj krasile cesarske
palace.
Kai Sc bo naredilo ostalo kaJ-
zerjevo posestjo, Sc Sc ne We In Sc
ne bo odlocilo, dokler ne bo pod
pisan mir.
Amerongen, Holandsko, 2. jun,
= V nedeljo je dospelo ma grad
Amerongen, kjer prebiva bivsl
kajzer in sanja svoje sanje o sve-
town. nadvladi, nekaj Nemcev. o.
bicajna maSa je bila vsled tega O.
biska odpovedana, in bivsi kaJzer
Sc je izprehajal zjutraj in popol-
dne po grajskem vrtu S treml dru-
gimi mozmi, Cd katerih eden Je bill
DIR. Alfred Zimmerman, bivSi mem
Ski tajnik vnanjih zadev.
Poroca Sc, da je ta delegaelJa
reprezentirala vse nemske stran,
Ike. Drugih podrobnosti o tenn O.
bisku pa Sc nj izvedelo.
Besedilo zavezniSkih mirovnih
pogojev, natisnjeno V nemskem
jeziku, je dospelo nedeljo V roke
bivsega kajzerja.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
AVSTRIJSKE MEJE.

Severa meia dotkajoa CeskoSovaske tee OBJ er h Je
pre oa CeSko Cd Moavske skoz okaJe Gmund IN e
OBJ reh Moravij.
aanskoavstriiska meja Sc pr6enja Reschen OBJ sv
ca me ter ee oh vodnem toku med baznOma rex lime IN
We ma severn Adze Pav in Taglamena Jugu notraJse
e Grte XII eGe skol Breer pas DrherrenSpze e Vuceha
taijanskem ozemlju tudi saSka dona in bazin Trbza
Vhodno rbskega Okraja avsSka meJa OBJ haaVankan
do neke oeke ugovzhOdnO Beak nato ece pot severn 40
kega iezera Covcu OBJ Draw IN seer ako Ga
ostanea av Sbov Hatov SovenceV mes Marbor IN had
gOna.
sod Ceovca in ceovskega okraja H eI JUNO te cre bo
odo6eval pebSc bO vrS eku Sesth meSecev po podps
mrovne pogodbe Avsska avtorteta mora odSan IL tesa
okraja go ,4..
suGaju pebiscit odO6i da Celovec pkopl Avstr
bo una avStrka mea nadaevaa OBJ Karavankah do nee
ugoztono kap naO severoiztocno ob Phberu Ter
preo Drave Lavantns do Zapadne in severozapadne me
bodo dOale Bavake zapadna Svce VzhOo a +" U
neizpremenjena - ~ "
Avstra prpoznati popono neodvsnOS CeSkOooVaske
tertOr JUNO Karpaov Naancne me eo
Avso davO bo dOOca posebna komlSa Sedmn cnoV
katerh h bo zavezh eden pa od
SlovaSke in eden Od Avsrije.
Avra mora nadae prpozlat pOponO neodvsnost GRAVE
Srbo ovencev Tud tuka bo poSebna komlsa doo
ella natan6ne me Clan komise bo udi drzavan e da
cd dave VpraSane ceovskega okraa Je re-
zervirano :.
Avsa prpraviti Svoe insttucije sogasJe prlnp
prayice ter pripozna proteko manjn Nadaje am "a
prote viena svobode prebvacem AvStre ne gede
razko nrodnOs pemena ali ezka kakor udl
razvoj vseh =,
Use avstrke narodnos gede razko plemena we're all
ieza moraio b pred posavo Vm avsrjskm narodno
tm nenemsega rOdu da mOos 1hovega goVora peu
sods6em
Vojaski pogoji so sledeei:
Ve avstroogske bone ade podmornc ter adJe podo
rs flotie izro6it zaveznSkm pridruzenm dza
VAN Enaindya krizark razoro nakar Sc bodo pora
bile ko rgovske ade Prenehat ako delom boJh Ia
di vseh adjedenicah bile last Avsoogske materJa
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03

abko rgovsko porab ne sme pa proda noben ~ draw
Kostea yseh submarine tud trgovsh e prepovedana vse
orozie mnica in drug yojn material zrocl
zaveznikom ,,..:
"a monarska ali potcna poroe m Lahko Pa Sc TO po
sao vporabue trgovnska poroea oda pod
veznkov Avstrija SINE zgradltl tud nopee
ne brzojavne postaje. -
Avstra ne nkakega zraenega brodova ter mora VISA
leaa in zakopove teku dveh meseceV ter zrocu
YES ia material zaveznikom. a'l
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
Washington, D. c., 3. junija.

Washington, D. c., 8. junija. =
Danes malo pred polnocjo je bill
podvzet zopeten napad, ki znaci
strahovlado, cd strani ameriSkih
radikalcev napram drzavnim u
radnikom, zaposlenim pri zakono-
dali in prosekuciji.
Bombni eksploziji, XII Sc je izvr-
Sila ma domu generalnega pray
nika M. Palmerja V Washingtonu,
XII pa je imela "a posledico samo
smrt atentatorja, so sledile V KRAFT
kin presledkih eksplozije sed-
mih drugih mestih V pasu cd Gle
velalda do Bostona.
Poleg Washingtona, Clevelanda
in Bostona so Sc izvrSile eksplozi-
je tudi Pittsburgh, Patersonu,
N. Y, Philadelphia, New Yorku
| in Newtonville, Mass.
V vseh slucajih so Sc razstrelbe
tizjalovile, ker MISC imele pravih
zrtev.
Deseteri mozje, katerim Sc sire
re po zivljenju, so sledeei:
A. Mitchell Palmer, generalni
pravnik Zdruzenih draw. Napad
! iise je izvrSil ma njegovem domu v
Washingtonu. Napadalec je bill u
smrcen, Palmerjeva rodbina pa Sc
je resila, dasi je bilo poslopje zelo
poskodovano. Palmer je tisti moz;
XII nj hotel nicesar slisati o pomi-
losceniu Evgena Debsa, socialisti-
cnega voditelja, XII je sedaj v jeci,
V kateri bo moral odsedeti svoJo
deset-letno kazen. Palmer je tudi
haroeil policiji, maj najde vse re-
volucionarne elemente V dezeli.
Sodnik Charles G. Mott, mlajsi,
New York. Ia bomba je poskodo-
vala njegovo poslopje, usmrtila e.
mega moza, XII je najbrz napadalec
ter ranila veGje stevilo drugih o.
seb.
zupan Harry L. Davis, Cleve-
land, Ohio. = Dom zupana DaVi-
sa je bill poskodovan, toda ranjen
nj bill nihee. On 81 je mnogo pri-
zadeval, da zatre clevelandske IL
grede priliki zadnje maJske pro-
slave.
Sodnik Albert T. Hayden IL Bo
stona. = Cd tn Sc ne poroea, ola bl
bill kdo ranjen, toda njegov dom
je bill poskodovan. Sodnik Hay
den je sodil izgrednike maJskega
dne V Bostonu, cd katerih jih je
mnogo obosdil v tezko jeeo.
Distriktni sodnik w. H. Thomp-
son, Pittsburgh, Pa. = Bomba Je
poSkodovala Thompsonov dom IN
Sc nekaj poslopij blizini, toda
ranjen nj bill nihce.
w. w. sibray, nacelni inspek-
tor imigraciie, Pittsburgh, Pa. =
Sibray je bill wren IL svoje poste-
lie vsled eksplozije bombe, ki Sc
ie razletela blizini njegovega do
ma.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03

Max Gold, tovarnar svile, Pa
terson, N. Y. = Njegova reziden-
ca je bila poskodovana, toda ra-
MEN nj bil'nihce.
Leland w. Powers, drzavni re-
prezentant, Newtonsville, Mass.
= Powers je sin bivsega kongres-
nika Sam L. Powersa. Njegova re-
zidenca je bila vsled eksplozije
poskodovana. Kolikor je dozdaj
znano, nj bill nih6e ranjen. On je
podpiral protianarhisticno predlo-
go, Xxi je bila nedavno predlozena
Legislature.
Louis Jajieky, zlatar in drago-
tinar, Philadelphia. = Bomba je
poskodovala njegov dom ter rani-
la njegovo tasco. Njegova hisa je
bila bombardirana po pomoti me-
sto poslopja nacehika ognjegas-
cev, Barretta.
Bomba je bila podtaknjena tu-
di v rektoriju katoliske cerkve
Nase zmagoslav1e Gospe V Phila-
delphiji. Poslopje je bilo poskodo-
vano, toda ranjen nj bill nihce.
Washington, D. G., 2. junija. =
Da hocejo anarhisti, ki so zasno-
vail nacrt "a bombne napade, vpe-
ljati vlado terorja, je razvidno IL
cirkularjev, XII so bill najdeni v
skatlji, kateri je bila poslana
bomba generalnem pravniku Pal
merju in katere cirkularje so ma
sli raztresene ma dvoriscih boga-
tasev V sosescini. Tekst teh cir
kularjev je sledee:
"Moci in sile ne skrivajo svoje
volje, da Sc v Ameriki zatre revo-
lucia, XII Sc je razsirila po vsem
svetu. Te sile morajo sedaj spre-
jeti BOZ, XII so ga izzvale.
"Prisel je cas-, ko Sc ne more
vee odlaSati z resitvijo socialne-
ga vprasanja. Razredna vojna Sc
ie pricela in ne more Sc koncati
pref, kakor da je zmaga medina
rodnega proletariata popolna.
"Avtokratieni republiki vlada-
10 "demokraticni" lordi. Mi smo
sanjail o svobodi ter o boljem sve-
tn, toda vi ste mas virgil v jeco, vi
ste mas deportirai, vi ste mas po-
biiali in morili, kjerkoli ste mogi.
|'Sedaj pa, ko je velika vojna,
XII Sc je bila "a vase interese, kon-
cana, ne morete narediti mic bolje-
ga, da varujete svoje ukradene
miliione, kakor da Sc zatecete k |
sill morilnih institucij, katere ste
vi naredili, da Sc zavarujete pro-
ii delavstvu, XII vstaja, zelec 81
boljsega cloveskega zivljenja.
"Ne prieakujte, da Sc bono vse-
dli ter molili in jokali. Sprejeli
smo vas poziv in ostali bono I'VE
sti svojim vojnim dolznostim. Mi
vemo, da vse, kar storite vi, Je to,
da varujete svoj razred; mi pa
vemo, da ina tudi proletariat iste
pravice, da brani samega sebe,
zlasti odkar je bilo njegovo caso-
pisje zatrto, njegova usta zaprta,
cato bono mi govorili zanje, in 81
GER z glasom dinamita skozi zrela
topov.
"Ne recite, da smo strahopetci,
Lzer delujemo skrito in tajno, ne
recite, da je to delo ekstremno; to
lie VOJNA - razredna vojna =
IN vi ste jo izzvali pod plascem
moene institucije, katero imenuje- /
te red; vi ste jo izzvaI V temi va
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
Geneva, Syica.

Geneva, Svica. = BivSi bavar-
ski kralj, start Ludvik, kaze make
blaznosti, XII je takorekoe dedna v
bivsi kraljevi rodbini. Neki medi-
cinski strokovnjak v teh boleznih
je dospel " torek IL Monakovega
V Zzers.
Start eks-monarh stanuje re pol
drugi mesec v Svici. V kratkem
casu Sc prieakuje v 'Zizers priho-
da bivsega bavarskega princa
Ruprehta.
Bivsi kralj Ludvik fantazira, da
ie Bavarska izvojevala vojno in
pravi, da Sc bo vrnil ma eelu svo-
jih zmagoslavnih armad v Mona
kovo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
NOVA REPUBLIKA MA
NEMSKEM.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, June 3rd,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
LEGISLATURE JE ODKLONI-
LA PETICIJO IA 4-OD-
STOTNO PIVO.

Boston, Mass. - Legislaturna
zbornica je S LA glasovi proti 81
odklonila predlog, da pride peti-
ella "a 4-odstotno pivo ma dnevni
red. Senat je- ze .preje zakljueil,
da rezolucija ne pride ma dnevni
red.at II
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
Posest bivsega kajzeria.

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paster at Chicago, Illinois, June 3rd
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
BIVSI BAVARSKI KRALJ KA-
ZE ZNAKE BLAZNOSTI.

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master at Chicago, Illinois, June 3rd,
1919, as required by the Act of October
9Th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03


SKA VoNA PRoT RAzREDu HOTEL STE voJNo
PREIvAII KR1".- MNoeo PosLopy PosKoDovAN1H vsIED
BONBNIH RAzSTRELB
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
bomb V
osnlh mest1h.
"Morili bono, ker je vojna", pravijjo
atentatorjl

translation filed with the Postmaster Chicago Illinois, June 3d
arr required of October 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-03
Avstrijska nirovna
pogodba.

True translation the mas at Chicago Illinois, June "
1919 as required by he of October 9th 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
IN AND OUT OF Town.

Mrs Ruth Warren. Of Roanoke. mas been
ne guest of her brother. Maio- Aiesandcr
orwa!c since Saturday. She viii leave
ooaS 10 WISH sister in Newport News
Eeiors returning TO Roanoke SUNDAY
Mrs Witt; Misses Marion and Alic.
(isEtdith, Nils Betty Wit and Misa .ia-
|'eehs az Cape May. y. j
Misses Sarah and Lucy Bird 0. Athens
"a are visiting Mrs. .. ID. Richardson. =;
tlf Floyd Avenue
Mr. Thomas MurrolI and hcr children
nd Mrs. John l.. Murreil OF Richmond
Ere snendinE short time Virginia
Nj. Harvey Patterson. OF Sortoils. f.
he cues; Of her sister, Miss blanche W.bb.
81, and Mrs- William wood. o: Monu-
|neht Avenue, are spending some time at
he,F country Place in Abemaric County.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Upsnur have LETT for
Two weeks stay IN Atlantic city
Mrs. Henry " RoIntrcc IL leaving this
week for Atlantic City
Mr. and Mig n. B. Roberts. who have
hccn visiting in Carlisle. Pa have re-.
nrned to ihe.r home in Barton Heights
Mrs. G =. Jones and her daughter. Miss
;ucHe jones. nave returned from trip 10
ocean View.
Mts, Emma u. Wallace. of Richmond.
'ity ionigh, after pending sl1 weeks in
he North ana Jersey coast