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progress of enlightened public opin-
ion. the day will come when the Amer
lean republics, instead of quarrelins
about boundaries, will abolish them
and form one great confederation bas-
ed on the ideals that awaken in our
soul the love OF liberty. justice ana
peace, and of whatever is generous,
beautiful and divine Revolutions and
military dictatorships have been
blight. but under the American league
of nations they could be suppressed
by agreements that without infrinS-
ing on the sovereignty Of any coun-
try would discourage all irregular gov
ernments. and more especially the un-
fortunate practice Of Presidential cleo
tion by fraud and impositon.-The
war with all its horrors has been like
a destructive cyclone that, while leaE-
ing in its path DISSOLUTION and ruins,
purifies the air. awakening dormant
energies that call for common enort
and mutual help"
He concludes, 81 will state in
conclusion that it is my belief that
the true brotherhood of man Will
come only when we iustill in every
childs mind. in the heart and soul
OF every woman, the conviction that
love, liberty and justice are the
highest ideals that make life worth
living and represent the true con-
ceptiOn of our mission on earth. 1t
will then be easy to form a real
league and a brotherhood of man
and nationes. all united in a league
of hearts in the hope of seeing the
dawn OF that era of peace and good
will. of freedom and justice, for
which many millions of brave SOL
diers have given their lives so glo-
riously.
Let us hope. not in vain"
I am sure that you will agree
with me that that is a speech well
worth reading. 1t shows. too. what
a brilliant and far-sighted man
Senior Calderon is.
To return to the Matthew's, they
are coming in for a lions share Of
entertaining. The dinner which
John Barrett, director general of
the Pan-Amcrican Union. had
planned in their honor, and twice
postponed. once on account of the
death of Col. Roosevelt and again
because Sonora Matthew was ill.
finally came off. 1t took place last
Monday evening and was a very
lovely party. The Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall shared honors
with the Ambassador and Sonora
Matthew. The beautiful Pan-Ameri-
can building, which is admirably
suited for entertaining on a large
scale, was in gala array for the oc-
casiOn, and in the Columbus room.
where the dinner was served, guam
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titles of carnations and roses were
used.
There were forty guests for the din
ncr, among them representatives
from the diplomatic, official and resi-
dental society. a reception and dance,
to which additional guests were ask
ed, followed the dinner. The invita-
tiOns to the reception were not sent
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Mr.. Barrett was out of town until
the last horn blew" and Homeone for
got to attend to the matter Some Of
the guests received their cards while
at dinner the same evening. Never
theIess l would wager that every one
who could possibly manage it. ac-
cepted. |, for one, always love to
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from there for about ten years. Just
now he is in Peru, but is going to
visit a number of the other re-
publics before returning here. He
has been gone since last October.
Talking of Latin-Americs. brings to
mind the sad news received here
this week Of the death of Pauio de
Godoy at Tokyo. Japan. of pneu-
monia, following influenza. Senior
Godoy was secretary of the Brazil
ian Embassy at Tokyo. but was for
merly second secretary OF the Bra
zilian Embassy here. He was mar
ried last May here in Washington.
! shortly before going 20 Japan. TO
Nine. Luz Mendez. daughter OF the
Guatemalan minister. She was chat
elaine OF the legation Of Guatemala
Nine. de Godoy has left Tokyo for
Washington.
But I started to tell you what a good
time / had at the reception and dance
which John Barrett gave last Monday.
II was held in the hall Of the Ameri-
cas-. II was not a crowded party;
which made II more enjoyable; the
guests were few but interesting, and
were all OF some prominence. And the
4 III uSlC was AIt Dttl nave htdIO IN
some time. Quite a few OF the older
women wore trained gowns and when
they danced-well, ! know positiveiy
I that a dozen or more OF them have
knees, for seeing is believing. As is
usual in these days, all ages danced.
There were quite a few Of the sons
and daughters Of the Latin American
diplomats and officials there and they
all danced beautifully; il was a pleas
ure to watch them.
Mrs Marshall wore a lovely gown OF
yellow and silver brocade. with sleeves
OF silver lace and a skirt drspery OF
yellow tulle. while Mime. Mathieu was
gowned in rose covered velvet made on
simple lines with a back drspery hung
I from the shoulders and lOoned M BE-
! low the waist line, Mrs. Victor KaufT-
man had on one Of the handsomest
| gowns there. hut a dificult one 10 tell
YOU about. Of black tulle. unusual look
! ing gold brocaded heavy black satin,
beads Of several sorts. all wonderfully
| combined never saw Mrs. Penfelc
look better and she is always beauu
! full Her gown was Of cloth OF gold.
made on straight and rather simple
/ lines. with a train, tending to make
/ her look very talI and slender. There
were several very good looking bottle
| green gowns there and one man wore
! green silk socks OF about that shade
Of green.
The aristocratic looking Duke OF
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Glas svobode., 1919-03-18

glede velepomembne spremembe,
ki Sc ina izvrsiti v nasi organiza-
ciji, je nujno priporocljivo, ola Sc
o stvari natancno dogovorimo in
poucimo. Vsled tega upamo, da
Sc gotoYo vsi clani polnostevilno
in tOeno vdeleze tie seje.
Kakor oci7id1o je pozrtvoval-
most in velik uspeh 2 ozirom ma de-
narno podporo SLOW. Rep. Zdruze
nju cd strani sloyenskega delav-
skega naroda V Ameriki presene-
til vSe nasprotnike ideje in delo-
vanja S. R. T., tako gotovo bodo
tudi preseneceni takrat, kadar bo'
dana prilika S. R. 2. neovirano
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18

Jugoslovanski odbor je zaprosil,
maj prevzame to zadevo V pretres
mednarodna komisija.
Iz Belgrade Sc naznanja, da je
Italia odpoklicala svojega novo-
imenovanega poslanika iz tega me-
sta, toda zatrjuje Sc, da to nj v
nobenih zvezah z nemiri V Spletu.
Reuterjev porocevalec je 1--we
del, da je italijanski poslanik v
Srbiji zato odsel IL Belgrade, ker
srbska vlada nj hotela pripoznati
njegovih listin, Xxi so bile naslov-
ljene ma kralja Srbije, mesto ma
kralja Srbije, Hrvatske in Slove-
nije. Amerika je ze pripoznala te
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18
tri drzave kot enoto.
DVOBOJ MA FARMI.

Clearfield, Pa. - Mex mlad clo-
vek je bill ubit, a drugi tezko ra-
MEN V dvoboju s puskami, XII Sc je
odigral soboto hosti Ardaryje-
We farme.
Ko je dospel na lice mesta dr.
zavni odvetnik policisti, je nasel
ma tleh lezeeega ubitega 21-letne-
ga Lawrence Ardaya, docim je le-
zal njegov sorodnik Ralph Arday
na tleh tezko ranjen S prestrelje-
no desno ramo. Tudi zadnjemu je
Sele 81 let. =
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18
KRAJEVNA ORG. SLOW. REP
ZDRUzENJA
Sheboygan, Wis.

V nedeljo dne %. marca Sc vrSi
seja nase krajevne organizacije S,
R. 2. Seja Sc vrSi dvOrani ro-
jaka j. Bogataja. Zaeetek seje
toeno oh 2 popoldan. PriporOea-
mo, da Sc te seize vdeleze gotovo
vsi elani naSe organizacije, kakOr
tudi vsi zastopniki, katere so ime-
novala druStva.
Ker je dnev1i red Seje vazen
sploh in posebej Sc ozirom ma pi-
smo, poslano cd naSe ekSekutiye
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18

Casnikarski biro mirovne kOnference, Pa
riz, II, marca. - OmogOGeno mi je, da ma tenn
mestu obiavim pOpolno beSedilO pOrocila, h
GA bo predlozila bolgarska delegacija pred MI
rovao konferenco Ne smem Objaviti, kako
sem "a te podrobnosti izvedel, toda zatrjujem,
da ie poro6iO verodostojnO, ker je IL aytorl-
tetnih virov in vem, da DO amerlSkl narod "a
nimalo tembolj, ker MISC Zdruzene drzaye ma
povedale Bolgariji vojne lzjava Je sledeea
Gee ie kie ma Balkanu kaka drzava, kl Sc
ie proti niei foliko zagreSilO, je to BolgarJa
Dvakrat je bila razdeljena in sicer leta 1878,
ma kongresu V Berlinu, in leta 1918, ia konte-
renci BukareSti Leta 1886, po abdlkaclJl
prvega bolgarSkega vladarja, princa Aleksan-
dra, je bolgarski parliament lzvolll danSkega
princa Waldemarja Njegov svak Aleksander
III, mu nj dovoil zaSesti bolgarskega presto
la Tedaj je zasedel prestol Ferdinand.
''Izvoljen leta 1884, je bill Ferdinand pri-
poznan cd velesil leta 1896, IL nobena dezela 81
nj boil prizadevaa da bi bill pripoznan kakor
Anglia. V rivaliteti in tekmOvanJu med Ve'
liko Britanijo in Rusijo zadnji pOlovlco IT,
stoletia, nj bill noben balkanski vladar toI1ko
podpiran cd Anglije, kakOr je II Ferdinand.
''Mi ne goljufamo nobeneg te'~ e6 Sc
sklicujemo samO ma zgOdoyinSKa fakta. Nc
mani nj tudi zgodovinsllo tiOhazano, da Je blt
Ferdinand tisti li je nagnal BOlgarl]o VoJ-
no prOti ententIim Zaveznlkom IN nJegoVa aD-
dikaciia takoj po sklenjenem premirJu doka-
zuje, da Sc ie zavedal svOjih grehov. tenn
premiriem ie Bolgarija OkrajSala voJno IN
mnogo pripomOgla do strmoglavljenJa Nemcl-
ie. Lahko Sc pa tudi reGe, da bi bllO bOlgar-
sko premirje nevanejSe, Ge bi Sc bilO lzvedlo
pred ofenzivO Kralj Ferdinand bi zopet prl-
pomogel Radoslavovu do moGi in zaveznikl bl
bill tezjem pOlOzaju,
''Ker lie bill yes bolgarSki parliament "a
premirje to dokazuje da je bill bolgarsh ma
rod poln zaupanja do tistih, H bOdO OdlOGeva-
Ii njegovi usodi pri mirovni konferencl ma
bazi WiIsonovega programa, objavljenega dne
s. januarja 1918, ma katerega podlagl bl Sc
vstvaril Ma balkanskem pOlotoku pravlcen III
trajen mir
''PraviGen in trajen MIR, to so bile bese-
de, HI jih je izgovOril premier Lloyd George
dne s. januaria 1918 in pOnOvil Lord Robert
Cecil V svojem gOvOru skupini amerlsklh ured-
nikov, XII so obiskai AnglijO. ' tenn govOru
dne s. januarja je lord Robert deJal: DO
doGnost sveta DO najveG odvisna Od tega, ka-
kor bOdO tenn trenOtku OdlOclh angleskO 60
voreGi narod'', in Douglas Mackenzie Je odvr-
nil, da je Sedaj priSla "ura mOralne prelzhus-
nje'.
''Pred Stiridesetimi lett je bila bodocnost
in usoda Ge re ne vsega sveta, vsaj zapad1e
Europe, odvisna samo Cd enega anglesko govo-
reGega naroda, namreG cd Anglezev, kaJ bodo
oni ukrenih in naGin, katerega Je zaSnoVal
lord BeacOnsfield "a reSitev vzhOdnega vpra-
Sanja je bill tudi povOd vseh revoluciJ, voJn IN
krvoprelitja zadIjih Stirideset let. To krvo-
prelitje Sc je priGelo S filipopelskO revolueijo
in konGalo Sc je vojno letu 1914,
''Pokojni marliz Salisbury je dejal, ola Je
berlinski kongreS leta 1878. naredil velik po-
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18

stopiti pred maso aasega naroda V
domovini. In do tega casa nj vec
dalee.
Politicna in narodna zgodovina
sc. ne sme in Sc ne bo pisala brez
dejanskih uspehov org. S. R. T.
To maj nam bo V vzpodbudo. Da
bo uspeh boja "a nase ideale in
principe temveeji in popolneJsl,
zato pripravimo Sc temeljito!
ia odbor krajevne org. S. R. q.
V Sheboygan, Wis;
Frank Sepich, tajnik.
Vera je rakev, v katero Sc po-
koplje cloveski razum.
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18

vsi macedonski Bolgari, med katerimi je eden
ajzasluze1ejSih oce Passes.
"a. Bogarski znacaj naroda Bolgarski
Moraviji, okolici Nisa, Pirota in Berkovice je
razviden IL porocil, XII jih je dal zgodovinar
Blanqui francoski vald Boriseff avstrijski in
Kostinec rlski vladi.
'5 Porocilo bolgarskem znaeaju prebi-
valstvav Bolgarski Moraviji in Macedoniji je
Mdelal leta 1850, j. Won Hahn "a dunajsko
vlado
sc. L. 1883, je bila sllenjena med Srbi
jo in Bolgarijo pogodba h vkljucuje Bolgari-
jo kot neodvisno clanico in drzavo, sestojeco liz
provinc Moesije, Tracije in Macedonia bo-
doco jugoslovansko federacijo.
't7. Sultanov ferman leta 1870, pripo-
znava Bolgariji Macedonia okraji Ms in Pr
rotom Bolgarsko Moravijo in okraj ToulGe
severni DobrudM
'f8. Isto je razvidno IL turSkih arhiyov.
''9. Organicni -statut carigrajske ko1fe-
renee leta 1876. Xxi je dolocil ma iniciativo lor-
da Derbyja da pripada vbodoce Bolgariji Ma
cedonija, Ms in Toulce okraj.
10 Pogodba, sklenjena Sv. Stefanu |.
1876, Xxi sloni ma dolocbah, narejenih cd repre-
zentantov carigrajske konference
IL. Protokoli berliaske pogodbe, V kate
rim sc priznava Macedonia sBolgamji.
"12. Mustergov reformni naert "a Mace
donijo
''13 Revelov reformni program
GA Porocila specialnih angleskih, av-
strijskih, ruskih in francosfih oficirjev, dode-
ljenih k diplomaticnim agencijam velesil So
lunu IL katerih je razvidno, da je ogromna We
Gina macedonskega prebivalstva bolgarske ma.
rodnosti
'15 Srbsko-bolgarska pogodba z l. 1913,
kateri Srbija defmitivno priznava, da je VISA
Macedonia bolgarska.
''16 Londonska konferenca leta 1913, XII
je bia lie sankcija srbsko-bolg garske pogodbe, XII
doloca ola je Midia-Enos crta vbodoce meja
med Bolgarijo in Turcijo.
"17. Porocila Carnegiejeve balkanske ko-
misije leta 1913.
''18. Statistika bolgarskih cerkva in Sol
Macedoniji, IL katere je razvidno, da so imei
leta 1910 tamkaj Bolgari 1859 sol 1853 u
cenci in l201 cerkev in samosta1ov 1882 du-
hovniki. Stevilo bolgarslih solskih otrok pod
tursko vlado V Macedoniji je bilo re tedaj pro-
porcionalno mnogo vecje, kakor pa stevilo Sol
skin otrok svobodne Srbije in Grske
10. Splosni in lokalni upori Macedoni-
j " MaleSevu l. 1876, Kresna 1878, Ohrida
1881, Perrin 1895, Vigica 1897 Melnik 1902.
in btolijski ali ilendijsi upor, ki je bill najsil-
nejsi cd vseh in ki je izbruhnil leta 1903, je o.
majal temelje tur$kega cesarstva. V tenn upo-
ru je sodelovalo 10000 Macedoncev in Bolga-
rov.
800. Memorandum ameriskih misijonar-
jev evropski Tureiji Xxi je bill poslan leta
1913, ministrskim kabinetom velesil V katerem
so misijonarji izjavili, da jih sill dolznost do
pravice in resnice, ola izjavijo, da je V Macedo-
Mil splosen zna6aj prebivalstva bolgarski
vsled cesar je treba pravicno resti macedonsko
vprasanje."
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18

gresek Istotako je dejal tudi Oscar Brown
ing, svoji "Zgodovini modernega sveta'', ola
je bila berlinska pogodba en- sam vellk neu-
speh. Kdor bere to zgodovino, mora prltl do
prepriGanja, da morajo, Ge hOcejo, ola bo "a
vladal ma Balkanu trajen il pravicen mir, A
merika, Anglia in zavezniki gledati, ola Sc to
ypraSanje ne resi- tako, kakor Sc je je resilo ma
berlinskem kongresu
eta pogreSek obstoja razdelitvi Bolga-
riie. Poszusati reSiti balkansH problem ne
glede ma zadovoljstvo legitimnih aspiraclJ bal
kansl1ih narodov, zlasti Bolgarov, Sc pravl, sto-
riti vse samo ne ustanoviti trajne resitve in
miru. In bilo je kaj lahko pripoznati |. 1878,
legitimne zahteve Bolgarov, Sc laglJe Jlh bo
sedaj, ko bodo Srbija, RomuniJa in Grska o.
binO odSkodovane drugje
Bolgari zele, da bi Sc Jim pripoznalo NIL
hove hiStOriGne, etnograficne In aarodnostne
crte in meje KakSne so tie crte, to je razvld-
no IL memorandum in te crte maj Sc doloclJo
lzot prihodnje meje Bolgarije, da Sc popravi
krivica, Xxi Sc je delala Bolgariji leta 1878.
''Krivica, li jo je povzro6ila Prussia leta
1871, Franciji, Sc mora popraviti," pravi Mr..
Wilson svojem programu dine 8. JanuarJa
1918 Ce Sc morajo poravnati krlvlce, kl so
bile storiene Franciji, zakaj Sc ne bl poraVna-
10 krivic, storjenih Bolgarji? Zato, bi morda
reklo preprosto ljudstvo, ker je sla BolgarJa
v boi proti zaveznikom. Toda mi smo re re-
XII, da nj bila to Bolgarija, h je sla boz, tenn
vec bolgarski l1ralj. Ernest Daudetova knJ1-
ga, imenovana Ferdinand Prvi', in Marcel
DunanOvo delo ''BOlgarsko pOletje'', ODE knJl-
gi spisani leta 1916, dokazujeta, da je Ferdl-
nand vsilil Bolgariji to politiko.
"Ljudstvo veGkrat vzporeja bolgarski po-
lozai polOzajem GrSke leta 1917 in vprasu-
ie, Zakai MISC Bolgari zapodili kralja, kakor
50 Grki zapodili Konstantina Toda, ko je M.
Venizelos zaprosl "a 100000 angleskih IN iran
eoskih Get, i maj bi Sc izkrcae Solu1u, sta
izreBla GueSov in LipGev (bolgarska DRAWN
ka) enako zeljo, vsled cesar Sc jima Je pa po-
zneje grozilo, in da nj pomagala Venlzelosu Ia
vezniSka blokada ter geOgraficni polozaJ Gr-
Ske vsled cesar je incl Venizelos lahkO igro,
bi storil KonStantin GrSko to- kar je storil
Ferdinand Bolgarsko, in to tenn bolJ, ker Je
incl Konstantin veGino grSkega preblvalstva
"a seboj, doGim Sc veGina bolgarskega naroda
nj ogrevala "a politiko kralja Ferdinanda.
Poleg tega pa je bilo leta 1914-l5 stotl-
ne tisoGev Ceho-Slovakov, Srbo-HrvatOv in
Sovencev priSiljenih, da Sc bore ma strani cen
tralnih vlasti Romunija ie hranila centralne
sile in zivela V miru z mimi. Ali Sc bo Romu-
milo kaznoyalo vsled Margilomanove politike?
nekem intervjuvu, priobcenem London
Times dne 26 julia 1918, je Jonescu dejal:
Najvecja krivica, ld bi Sc mogla zgoditi Ro-
muniji, bi bila ia, ce bi Sc kaznovalo RomuniJo
"a pregreSke, XII jih je povrocil kralj, kateri
je edino odgovoren, da Sc tam code take stva-
ri.
''TisoGe poljskih patriotov je pisalo in GO
vorilo centralnih' drzavah kakor 0 svojih O.
svoboditeljih, in vendar Sc vsled Nth PolJsko
ne kaznuje. Odgovarjajoc ma Poljski narodm
odbor dine s. septembra 1918 je M. Clemen-
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18
ITALIJANOV v
JUGOSLAVIJI.

True translation filed with the P st
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 18th
1919, as required by the Act OF October
9th 1917.
Pariz. = Odbor Jugoslovanov V
Parizu je izdal izjavo, V kateri je
reGe1o, da so izbruhnili V Spletu,
V Dalmaciji, veliki nemiri, ker so,
kakor je izvedel ia odbor, italian
ski mornarji napadli meseane z
nozi in umrtili ali ranili vec oseb.
PoroGilo nadalje pravi, da so bill
koncno italijanski mornarji po-
gnani nazaj ma svoje ladje.
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18
Pise Paul Scott Mowrer.

ceau istemu pisal: "Zagotovili ste me- da po-
gajanja H so jih prieei nekateri polJskl poll
ticarji Nemci he morejo uspeti, ker Sc he
strinjajo zahtevami poljskega naroda, kate
ri he more delati nikakega kompromisa. BO
dte zagotovljeni, da ko bo prisel dan image,
da bo Francija, zvesta svojim tradicijam in
programu, storila vse zvezi S svojimi zavezni-
XII da bo postaa Poljska svobodna drzava, ka-
krSno zahtevajo narodne aspiracije in ola DO
dobila svoje historicne meje.
'Torej je samo Bolgarija tista, XII maj bo
kaznovana "a Ferdinandovo politiko? Ali maj
bo Bolgarija kaznovana kljub temu, da je ME
no ljudstvo, kakorhitro je izvedelo "a e.
najsto tocko predsednik Wilsonovega progra-
ma dejalo, da je nadaljo bojevanje nepo-
trebno, nakar je V zadnjem septembru odklo-
milo nemSko zahtevo, da Sc Sc nadalje bori pro-
ii zaveznikom, vsled cesar je sledilo premirje,
XII je mnogo pripomoglo h koneanju vojne?
''Reklo Sc DO, da SO Sc Srbija, Grska IN
Romunska borile "a zaveznike ter ola so bile
zmagovite, vsled cesar he morejo izgubiti o.
zemlia, XII so ga doble eta 1913. Dejalo sc bo
tudi, da je dala povod vojni z zavezniki leta
1913, bolgarska izdaja. DovoGte nam, da MAJ
pref pripomnimo, da je bolgarski kabinet leta
1913, odpoklical generala Savova XII je incl
MvrSiti Ferdinandova povelja ter napasti "a
veznike, prenehal je sovraznostmi in prosil
Rusijo maj intervenira "a mir. Formal1a de-
karacija vojne nj prisla cd Bolgarije, temve6
cd Srbije in GrSke. Obravnavajoc tenn vpra-
sanju, je dejal pokojni Francis Depressense sle-
dece: Srbija in Bolgarija sta lie profitirali pri
ogromnih zrtvah bolgarskega naroda Bolga-
RIA je naredila samo en- tehnicni pogresek, ker
je pritela ofenzivo in tenn padla past, nasta-
vljeno cd Srbov in GrkoV.'
Gee BeIgija zahteva, da Sc zopet urediJo
njene meje, zakaj ne bi dali sosedje BolgariJe
Bolgariji nazaj to, kar so j well leta 1913? A
Ii nj Srbija svoji pogodbi leta 1912, pripo-
znala da je Macedonia bolgarska? Ali MISC
sklenili zavezniki pri svojih pogajanjih |, 1914
= 1915 maj Sc da Kavalo in Midia-Enos crto
nazaj Bolgariji?
"Dokler Sc ne bo popravilo krivice, ki je
bila storjena Bolgariji leta 1913, dokler Sc ne
bo balkansko vprasanje pravieno resilo So
glasiu hiStoriGnimi in narodnostnimi zahteva-
mi balkanskih narodov, dotlej ne bo pravicne-
ga in trainega miru ma balkanSkem polotoku.
MEMORANDUM
sE1 Iva daynih dni ko lie priSel bolgar-
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18
Stalisce Bolgarije in njenega naroda.


mHdm the Postmaster Chicago
polohku paviceni n pogodba
daseBo Bolgarjap prikjua v
iugoSova hnarod
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18
"MEMOR.ANDUN.

''1 liza davnih dni, ko je prisel bolgar-
ski narod do existence in ko Sc je BolgariJa
dvignila kot neodvisna drzava in "a casa, ko
je bila podjarmljena pc Bizantu, Srbiji in Tur-
ciji, je bila bolgarska etnikaha fisiognomija
preizkusena vsemi historicnimi dokumenti.
''2 Vsi spomeniki in manuskripti (roko-
pisi) liza devetega stoletja dokazujejo, ola Je
staroslovanski jerk bolgarsko-macedonsko 1a-
reGje XII je bill podaga vse slovanske literature,
XII je izsla cd tukaj Rusijo ter k drugim slo-
vanskim narodom
''3. Dusevno zbujenje bolgarskega naro-
da V osemnajstem in devetnajstem stoletJu Sc
je pricelo Macedonia in sicer SO temu pri-
pomogli bolgarski pionirji, ucitelji in pisatelji
Glas svobode., 1919-03-18

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The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-21
sto,v 81 FIr..

We have no evidence Of the time
when man did not have tAs knowledge
Of producing fire. It IL certain that
man possessed Are as far back az Qua
terhafy time. In the case Of the EARL.
est cavefnen we find numerous hearths.
ashes and cinders, bone wholly or part
ly calcined and fragments of pottery
blackened by smoke. AS far back as
we can go we find man cooking his
food. AS to how men came by their
knowledge of fire there Is room for Il
wide difference Of opinion. It's use
was probably INST known In some voj
canic regions, where Il was suggested
by natuge ITSELF llen came The two
STICKS and lager on che llints, By
means of which men could produce the
necessary agent at Wiz.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-21
GREECE WANTS U. S. CHASERS
Seeks to Purchase Speedy 6oats Ne
Longer Needed by Ameri-
can Navy. r

Paris.-Greek naval authorities hav8
been examining American submarine
chasers which have been in the Adrt-
attic sea with view to their purchase.
The Greek navy already had two for.
mer American battleships and experts
In the service favor a further aug
mentation Of the feet with American
craft.
A fleet Of SO chasers was sent to the
Adriatic to cooperate with the cruis-
ers Olympia and Birmingham and
eight destroyerS In carrying out Amer
ica's role in the execution Of the pro-
visions Of the armistlce with Austria.
The chasers are now at Malta for over
hauling, but In the meantime the
Greek government is making overtures
for their purchase. These proposals
may be entertained, as the close OF
the war makes 1t probable that thara
will be little further need of the chas-
ers, which are particularly suited foS
navigation in shallow waters like those
Of the Greek archipelago.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-21
RoUT ALIENS TO GET JOBS
Canadian Soldiers just Returned FFoA
the Front Cause Excitement
at Winnipeg. q

Winnipeg, Man.-Aliens were chased
about the city and forced to kiss tho
Union Jack, an employment agency
smashed up and several companies
forced to promise that all aliens would
be discharged within three days By
Canadian soldiers just returned from
the front. They found their jobs filed
by aliens. One of the first plants vis'
tied by the soldiers was that Of the
Swife Canadian company at Atwood
suburb. After q near-riot they were
promised that the aliens would be dis
charged within three days. The guar
Rntee was given by the manager Of the
plant, the mayor and General Ketchens
who were called to the scene. The
men then split into detachments, Wis
tied many other establishments, ens
forcing similar demands. Whenever
an alien was seen by the soldiers he
was chased and forced to kiss the flag.