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Glas svobode., 1919-09-16

Etenta bo pustila, da 81 ljudstvo
ustvari samo svojo usodo; edino
kar zahtevajo zavezniki cd Rusi-
je je, da reSpektira sosednje drza-
we.
Pariz, Is. sept. Konecno je
sklenjeno, ola velesile, dovole ru-
skim revolucijonistom, da 81 ure-
de svoje razmere kakor vedo in
znajo. Resitev njihovih vprasanj
maj reSujejo sami. Edino kar Sc
cd Rusije zahteva je, ola slednja
reSpektira svoje sosednje narode
in drzave.
Najvisji koncil je incl sobi M.
Clemenceaua jake vazno sejo. Bill
so navzoci: M. Clemenceau, Lloyd
George, Frank L. Polk in signor
Tittoni. K posvetovanju so bill
klicani tudi: Mr.. Matsui, japonski
poslanik Franciji, marsal Foch,
Andre Tardieu in Philippe Ber-
holt.
Bio je sklenjenih vec zelo vaz-
nih Stvari. Konferenca'je soglasa-
la ,britiSkim predlogom, ola Sc
maj Rusijo zapusti, katere maj 81
vstvari razmere kakorSne hoce.
Odpoklic zavezniskih Get IL Ru-
size je eden najveGjih dogodkov
kar Sc jih je pripetilo cd tedaj, ko
je Nemcija podpisala mirovno po,
godbo. S tenn pride domov IL 81
birije 10000 ameriskih vojakov.
Pomenja, da postane Russia S
svojimi 19O,0OO,O0O prebivalstvs
velikansko preskuSevaliSce "a raz
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
STIRI LETA STARA PA zE
MATT.

No, no = sal Sc nj treba zato
tako plasiti in trditi, da je memo
goGe, ko Sc je pa stvar reSnlcno
dogodila. Inc mlade matere Je
Jennie in ie = levinja SenegalSke
pasme V zoologi6nem oddelku LIN
coin parka V Chicagu. Zadnjo Il
mo je imela diva mladica, katera
sta pa kmalu poginila. Zdaj Jlh
lie skotila Stiri in so vsi zdravl. u
6e mladih levov ina visokOdonece
ime Prime, katerega pozna VSak,
kdor je kdaj bill V Lincoln parku,
Direktor zoologi6nega oddelka
ie zelo V skrbeh kakSna imena naJ
da mladicem. Konecno je obupal
sam mad seboj in poklical cikaSko
liudstvo ma pOmo6, ola Mbere ime-
ma.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
VREDNOST DOLARJA JE 27
CENTOV.

Koliko je danes vreden ameriskl
dollar? Odgovor je: 81 centov, po
zatrdilu profesorja William F.
0gburna IL Columbia vseucilisca,
kateri je prical vGeraj "a klavni-
carske delavce pred zveznim sod
nixon Alschulerjem.
sod pred vojne Sc je zivljenje
V Zdruzenih drzavah poviSalo "a
73 odstotkov", je prical professor
Ogburn. "Jaz polagam svojo trdi-
tev ma previdno preiskavo.
Cd l. junija 1918, do zadnjih
dni V avgustu 1919, Sc so zivljen-
ske Gene zviSale "a 9 odstotkov.
V oni dobi pa so Gene nitro posko-
Gle Sc "a 6 odstotkov.
Sedaj je V Zdruzenih drzavah
veliko in pocasno gladovanje kot
posledica nezadostnega prehranJe-
vanja.
JAZZ sem pripravil druzabni bud
get, minimum budget in kar JAZZ l.
menujem razumno primeren pre-
racun, katere bonn vse predlozil V
dokaz pozneje tenn zaslisevanJu
Ia professor je dokazoval, ola je
potrebno $500 kolorij hrane, ola
Sc ena oseba prezivi en- dan.
Nadalje je rekel, ola je preiska-
va pred par lett, nekterih me-
stih V Pennsylvania dokazala, ola
sta zasluzek in zivljenje direktnc
V zvezi.
JAZZ sem iznaSel, kjer je bill "a.
sluzek $3.50 ma leto V jeklarskih
livarnah in rovih okolici, je 267
otrok cd vsakih 1000 pomrlo kot
direkten rezultat pomanJkanJe
prehrane. Tam pa, kjer je bila pla'
ca $1,25O na leto jih je pomrlo Cd
vsakih 1000 lie so.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
SFsT MILL VISoKo.

Mineola, N. Y. = Roland Ro.
hlfs, pilot Curtiss Aeroplane kor,
poracije, je IA. t. m. napravll sve-
town. rekord "a visine S svoJim
aeroplanom. Dvignil Sc je $4,000
cevliev visoko, kar znasa vec nego
Sest mill. Zmagal je stem franco
skega letalea Casale, kateri Sc Je
letosnjega junija dvignil V zrak
pri Vallacoublay 33,136 cevljev,
kar ie 964 cevljev mani.
Rohlfs je pronasel, da je zrak V
oni visini nekoliko topleJi kot nlz-
ie malo. V viSini $4,000 cevljev
ie letalec zaGutil mocno bolecino V
CLAW, katera ga je pa zapustila,
l1o Sc je spustil "a tri cetrtine ma
vzdol.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16

ne socijalne in radikalne teorije,
ko ne bo vec vznemirjenja cd
strani tujih vojakov.
Ze pred meseci je bilo videti
skozi porocila cenzure, ola so bru-
talnosti boljsevikov vecinoma ma
stem naSlikan hudic, katerega
resnici nj, in ma drugi strani Sc je
pisalo napredovanju zavezniskih
Get V Rusiji kar je bilo strasno po-
vecano in nj odgovarjalo resnici.
V soglasju poslednjimi porocili
imata Lenin in Trocky dobro o.
premljeno in izvezbano armada
brojeGo 100000 moz. Poroceval-
ci trde, da je boljsevisko voja-
stvo navdahnjeno takim pogu-
MON kot svoje dni krHarji. VISA
armada je kot en- moz zvesta bolj-
seviSkim principom in vzelo hi
nadcloveskega boja, da hi Sc jih
premagalo.
Kot element boljSeviske moci, je
dejstvo, da so ruski conservatives
(starokopitnezi) prisli sami do
prepriGanja, ola je edna resitev
Rusije mirnem razvoju boljsevi.
Ske Wade.
V zadnjih treh mesecih so bolJ-
SeviSke armade ogromno napredo-
vale zlasti ma baltiskem obrezju
prot admiralu Kolcaku.
Razvoj boljSeviske Wade Sc cl-
ta kakor lepo povest, in morda je
njen uspeh in napredek pripravil
zaveznike do tega, da odpoklieejo
svoje cete.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16

Dunaj, Avstrija, IA, sept. No
tranji polozaj Avstrije Sc 6imdalJe
bolj pOmika prot splOsni zme$,
niavi in kaosu. Narodni voditelji
in easopisje Sc boje najhujSega, a
ko ne prime vajeti V roke mocna
in zmozna vlada in vpelje V drza-
vo zopetno harmonic.
V sedanjem polozaju je videtl,
da ie vsak okraj "a Sebe, IN ola so
vsi skupaj nasprotniki Dmaja. -
Ma dnu vsega je videti diva glavna
faktorja -, neprestano padanje
kronske yrednosti in strah pred
lakoto. Centralna ylada ne more
odpomOGi nobenemu.
Brzojavke naznanjajO, da so ne
katere oblasti ma dezeli in letoviS-
Gih pregnale vse posetnike IL
NEST, li so pri$i tie, da tam pre-
1--WE gotovo dobo. Ukaz so izdale
okrajne in po nekaterih krajih
tudi kraievne va$ke oblasti, negle-
de, da je to V naSprOtju Z drzav-
mimi zakOni.
V Gornji Avstriji, katera je zt,
Mica "a vso dezelo so kmetje in o.
lzrajne oblasti sklenile, da Sc yse
zito, katero Sc pridela porabi do
ma, oziroma V krajih, kjer je IRA
stlo in Sc ga ne bo izvazalO ma Du-
mai in druge mani srecne kraJe.
To pomenja, "a dunajskO in druga
mesta Dolnji Avstriji, ki so V
enakem polozaju, splo$no lakOto.
Neki delegat, ki je bill poslan V
Gornjo Avstrijo je radi tega skle-
pa iziavil ,da Ge Sc isti ureSniti, bo
pomenjalo "a Avstrijo civilno vol
no. Vas Mauer V blizini Dmaja
lie segnala vse Judi, kateri MISC
domaGini cd tam, tudi nekateri
Dunai6anje, ki so Sc nahajai tam
so morai oditi. VSled strahu pred
blizajoGo lakoto je vlada izdala
zapoved, da morajO oditi IL drzave
vsi, kateri MISC njeni drzavljani.
Med tenn Gasom zivi ljudstvo od
roke do ust in trpi nepOpiSnO.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
DELAVSKI VODITELJI SVARE
WILSONA PRED STAVKO.

Seattle, Wash, IA. sept. = Re
prezentati Washington State Fe-
deration of Labor so danes pojas-
Mill predsedniku Wilsonu tezki
delavski polozaj ma severo-zapadnl
pacifiSki obali.
Rekli so, da bo zelo tezavno ako
ne nemogoce prepreeiti veliko
stavko, s. okt., katera sc bo raz-
Sirila po vsej dezeli IL simpatij do
Thomasa J. Mooneya, kateri je OBJ
sojen V doSmrtno jeGo, DelegaciJa
!ie vprasala "a sestanek S predsed-
nixon, V katerem mu bo predlozi-
la razne sluGaje ''politicnih zlocin-
cev" kot SO ma primer Hulet NJ.
Wells, Sam Sadler in brata Morris
in Joe Pass, kateri so obsojeni ma
dive lett zapora, ker so baJe Po-
vzrocili nemire V dezeli.
Delegacija je bila Sestavljena IL
sledecih oseb: L. w. Buck, pred
sednik drzavne federacije; G. R
Cottrell, tajnik trojne zveze zelez,
niearjev, delavcev in farmarjevi
James A. Duncan, tajnik osrednJe-
ga delavskega koncila Seattle.
Mr.. Duncan je bill eden izmed
voditeljev V sploSni stavki,' ki Sc
je vrSila tukaj zadnjega februar'
ia, katero je bivSi zupan, Ole Han,
son, karakteriziral kot "revolucl
jo".
Predsednik je razpravljal z de-
legati o deIavskih Situaciji vec kot
emo uro in sugestiral, da bi morale
zdruzeno delavstvo pokopati svo.
je difference kapitalom in posku
siti vse, da Sc zadrzi stavko, do
| kler sc ne izvrSi delavska konfe
renca Y Washingtonu. PredSednlb
je izjavil, da bo poSvetil sltuaclJ
vso svojo pozornost ter upa, ola be
konferenca priSla V okom vsem te
zavam.
Mr.. Buck je govoril V prilog
pref omenjenim "politicnim zlo
6incen" in je dolzil vladoG Ga j.
vedno pripravljena obsoditi take
ljudi, docim pusGa profitarje NJ
miru. Predsednik je dejal, ds
stvar razume, in zeli odpomoci to
da maj mu delegacija pove kako
Zastopniki delavstva SO Sc ko
neGno zahvalili predsedniku "a
njegovo prijaznoSt In Sc posloylll
Pc cestah so korakale vellkt
mnozice delavcev noseci napist
kot ma primer: Zahtevamo, ola Sc
politicne jetnike oproSti!
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
CUDEN DoGoDEK.

London, Anglia. - Nenavaden
dogodek Sc je pripetil Williamu
Robertsonu, mlademu fantu, ko je
pripravljal uprego "a dirko zad-
MO soboto. S strehe neke V blizini
stojeee hise je zdrsnilo okno in
prifrcalo ma MEGA, On je odskocil
toda "a emo dolzino nosa premalo.
Okno je pablo fantu na nos in O.
stra sipa je slednjega odrezala tik
pri obrazu, Odpeljali so ga V boil
nisnico, kjer so ga talzoj operira-
Ii in mu prisili neobhodno potreb-
nj nos nazaj.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
PLACAL S6,OOO.OO ODKUPNINE
MEHISKIM BANDITOM IA
PROSTOST.

El PasO, Tex, IA. sept. : SeSt
tiso6 dolarjev V zlatu je bilo pla-
6anih vGera jmehiSkim banditom
"a prostost Amerikanca DR.. j. NJ.
Smitha in njegovega tovarisa
Monsona, "a katerega menijo, da
ie Sved. Oba sta Sc napotila protl
Chihuahua City, kjer Sc ju danes
pritakuje.
Mehikanei so izpustii Monsona,
da ie Sci iSkati odkupnino. On je
odSel in prinesel zlato ma dolo6eno
mesto, nakar so izpustili oba.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
KOLCAK HOCE NAPRAVITI
VOJVODO MIHAELA
CARJEM.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, SePt, 10th
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Pariz, Francija, IA. sept. = We
Iiki vojyoda, Mihael Alexandrovic,
brat bivsega ruskega vladarja, X
ie zbeza liz Perma, kjer je bll u
jetnik bolj$evikOv, je zbezal III
sre6no dospel V KolcakoT glavnl
stan. Poznan je lie nekaterim kol-
cakovim Gasnikom. Veliki vojvoda
Sc pripravIja, da nekega dne Ease
de ruSki trOn.
Veliki vojvoda Mihael je blL od-
loGen kot regent Rusije po padcu
dinastije ROmanovcev. PozneJe Je
bill uiet po boljSevikih, katerim Je
lkoneGno uSel in Sc postaviL ma ce-
10 move sibirSke Wade. Bilo Je tu-
di poro6ano, da Sc je proglasiL ru-
skim cariem in korakal proti Mos
Xvi ma cello ceho-slovaSke armade,
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16

rozene Italiiane V RekO. D. An
nunzio, ki 81 je pridobil vojni ze-
10 velik vgled, je glavni vodJa O.
ne frakcije Italijanov, ki zahteva
aneksijo Reke,
Washington, Is. sept. = Poro-
clio o uhodu V RekO po itallJan-
skin vojakih vodeGe pO d'Annun-
zio, so sprejeli V drzavnem oddel-
ku danes cd ameriSkega pOdkon-
zula Keblingerja V Reki. Ma dan
d'Annunziovega uhoda mesto so
itaIijanski trgovci pozaprli svoJe
trgovine, ker so Sc bali, da bi Jlh
ne pOSkodovali.
Tako Sc glasi poro6ilo meScan-
skega 6asopisja. Pisalo Sc Je re
pred par dnevi o tenn, tOda tako
zavito, da je bilo treba citati med
vrstami, Ge Sc je hOtelo razumetl.
Steer pa pove mogo in kdor INA
med vrstami 6itati bo prisel do
spoznanja, da Sc della med zayez.
niki V sporazumu z ltaliJo nekaJ
jake lopovskega.
Pred par tedni je ItaliJa u LJu-
bIjane odtegnila svOjO komisiJo,
skrGila DO nekod demarkijSko crto
in ve6ino vojaStva odtegnila, meJo
pa strogo zavarovala, ola nj mogel
nihGe skozi. In V dOmovini so Sc
povpraSevai, kaj da to pomenl, =
Sedai tudi oni vedo, zakaj so bile
vse te priprave., Steer je pa V gor-
MEM porocilu indirektno IN dlrek-
tho namignjenO ItaliJi, ola MAJ ma
redi - pod roko = kar We IN zna
in to je sedaj storila.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
FINsKA zELI $4,000, 900.

Finska vlada zeli dobiti Ame-
riki $3O,oOO,0OO posojila. Tako Sc
namre6 glasi poroGilo cd tam. Nj
nimamo seveda proti temu mic, mi
slime pa, da bo zopet nekaj vzro-
ka, da Sc bo neko6 agitiralo "a
vojno S katero maj Sc osvobodi =
ne narodov, ia kajSe ampak
ameriske miljone, bratec!
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
,NEsRECA Ma MoRJU,

TOXIC, Japonska. = Vsled veil
kega viharja ma morju, kateri je
divjal augusta 21 Sc je potopil
parnik Shijiki Maru, kateri je vo-
Iii ollie. Ma parniku je bilo okros
sto oseb moStva cd katerih Sc nj
nihce reSil. NesreGa Sc je pripetila
V blizini otOka KyuShu.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
CITATLJEM ZGCDOVINE
PAPEzEV

3t!N17kif 7'fssES
naznanjamo, da radi nelzih zadrz-
kov nam nj bilo mogoce priobeiti
nadaljevanja danasnji stevilki.
Upamo, ola Sc pozneje ne bo vec
pripetilo kaj takega.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16

London, 10. sept. - AngleSke
in francoske zastave so smell V Re
XII in angleSko-francoSkO vOjastvo
Sc ie zaprlo V svoje barake In Sc
zabarikadiralo. TakO pOrOea Reu-
terieva easnikarSka agentura od
vceraj popoldne.
Italijanskega generala V REX
so aretirali in proglasili zdruzitev
Reke z Italijo, je porocilo druge
easnikarske agenture IL Belgrade
cd danes, trde6, da je to uradna
iziava srbSke Wade.
(Ze zadnjo sobOto Sc je Poroea-
10, da so Oborozene cete ltallJa,
nov, katere je vodil Gabrielle d.
Annunzio, r'oSle V RekO.)
Zaveznih so Sc lotili reSkega
vpraSanja.
Po international News Service
Pariz, Is. sept. - VznemirlJivo
resko vpra$anje, zapletene, mas
protujoGe zahteve Italije in Jugo-
Slavic je zavezniSh ViSJl SVet
wei razpravo danes.
Premir Llody George, h Je OBJ
drzaval veG privatnih pOsvetoyan5
odkar ie pri$el Pariz zadnJl pc,
TEX, je pri zboru zastopal AnghJo
AmeriSko, francoSko in angle
Sko menje je, da mOreJo resko
vpra$anje re$iti Itaijanl saml' -
Dasi priznavajo, da je sltuaclJa
zelo delikatna in da je mogoca
moznost, da Sc izcimi IL tega ci'
wilma vojna po vsej Italiji
Razmerie pa je Sc boil zamotaI
5 svoiem nastopom Gabrielle d;
Annunzio, kateri je pripelJal obo,
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
NEMIRI v 1NDIJI.

Simila, India, Is, sept. V In
dill so nastali nemiri in ljudski u
pori V wee mestih. V raznih spo-
padih ie bilo ubitih 334 oseb,
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
V AVsTRIJI Sc BLIzA KAos.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, Sept. l0tn,
1919, as required by the Act OF October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
zvezne zastave v Reki 50 smell.

True translation at Chicago Illinois, sept l0'
1919 as required by h &c October 9th 1917
Glas svobode., 1919-09-16
zavezniki zapuscajo Rusijo.

filed with the Post Chicago illinois, Sept 10th
919 by the Act of Ocober6rh 1917 !
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
PHILADELPHIA MAN
LEGION COMMANDER
FRANKLIN D'oGiER IS GIVEN
HoN0R-AENRY D. ElNGSLEY
MADE PAST oMMANOER.

Minneapolis. Mimi = The frst al.
nual convention Of the American l.
sion has ended. 1t was deeided %
open the 1920 convention at CleVa-
land, O., on September >. The col.
Eention probably will last three
days.
Franklin D'Olier of Philadelphia
vas elected first national commando
Of the Legion at its first national con-
Yentiou The vote was D.OIier,
366, MacNider, 249; Jones, Is;
0,Neill, IS.
Chairman Henry D. Lindsey of
Dallas. Tex. vas nominated by the
Texas delegation He again declared
he was not receptive candidate,
and declared he hoped no commander
ef the legion would be reelected MI.
Lindsey has been acting national
chairman Of the legion since the s..
Louis convention. TIE nominations
ended with the four, AaeNIder, Jones.
0'Neil1 end D'0Her
The Rev. Francis A. Kelly Of New
York was elected national chaplain.
The title Of past national commander
was conferred upon Mr. Lindsley He
had been aetiEg head of the legion
since the meeting at ST. louis last
spring.
Election Of The national command
er followed a turbulent afternoon
When a mass of resolutions and re
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
OFFERS To HE'LL
SEM. REDS HOME
SOVIET AMBASSADOR" TO U. S
WANTS TO AID IN DEPoET-
ING ALIENS.
THINKS MEnARE alSTREATED
Says Mob Attacks and Arrests Are
Often laiustices To ans-0b-
jects To Deportation To other
Than Soviet Russia.

New York.-LudNig C. A. K Mar.
tens. selfstyled "amba sador If the
Russian Soviet government 10 the
United States" has offered 10 pro-
vide transportation from the United
States to Russia Tor all Russian citt=
zens who desae to leave America, or
whose presence in the United states
is undesirable TO the federal govern
ment This offer was made in let
Ter written BY Martens to Secretary
of state Lansing and made public
here.
In his letter Martens protests
against the eHaWarfaHted and cruel
treatment" TO which many Russian
citizens in The United States are
subjected by federal and state off
GERS. as we'll as by mobs acting with
out authority" lie proposes that the
soviet government be permitted Il
return the citizens TO Soviet Russia
and declares ll.at he has received
thousands of applications from sucn
citizens who are anxious TO return to
their homes.
Martens WIS arrested for Contempt
and released ON $1,000 bail after he
had refused to appear and bring Ger.
tain documents before the Eusk Iegis=
lative# committee investigating radical
activities in Now York lie based
his refsHal en- the ground that al com
launications passing between himself
and his government were privileged
When BROUGHT before the committee
in the custody of deputy sheriff.
Martens promised to appear befars
the committee and bring his papefs
With him.
Calling attention to press reports
that Il Is proposed to aepart certain
Russians to psrts Of Russia enaet
control of the enemies Of lie Soviet
government Martens in his letter. e
Secfetsrg Lansing protests that such
deportation Weuld moan certain death
for tho persons deportpd. and would
constitute q 8aeFant breach Of al
principles Of international law
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
REDS OPERATING
ACROSS BORDER
MEXICO Is NOW FURTHER SOURCE
OF TROUBLE 70 u. S.
GOVERNMENT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of large
orders for arms and ammunition
placed by Mexico in Europe were fol-
lowed by revelations tending To
SHOW that the Reds underground
line from Soviet Russia to the United
States runs By way OF Mexico.
Both the immigration Service and
the Department of Justice are con
eerned at the influx Of Russian rad
icals and other aliens of Red tenden-
eies over the Mexican border Govern
ment agents have traced much Ted
propaganda over the Mexican line.
A letter alleged 10 be written by Da-
mon T. de Negfi. Mexican consul gen
eral in New York, to Flavia Borquez,
Mexican senator. endorsing the prin-
eiple of naturalization" has come
into the hands Of the government, and
has been called TO the attention of
the State Department by at least two
senators as showing de Negri,s asso-
citation with radical socialists" ia the
United States.
Officials here believe the pubiiea-
ton Of de Nigris letter may lead te
an embarrassing situation Senators
who called the attention Of Secretary
Lansing OF it recommended eaneeiia-
ton of the consul generals eXecqatur.
Government investigators have E
ported that radicals seemed to have
been first attracted 10 Mexico by GER
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
ARKANSAS BlPTI5T
STATE CONVENTION
LITTLE ROCK SCENE OF MEET
ING-WAHT ENFORCEMENT or
PROHIBITION Law.
DR.. L. {. BARTON PRESIDENT
Geo. w. Puryesr and Allen Winham
Chosen as Vice Presidents, J. A.
Brown Elected Secretary-Dr.
J. p. Runyan Is Treasured.

Little Rock. = At the opening se5-
sion of The Arkansas Baptist State
Convention he Committee eH Temp
efance urged tightening Of the
lines ON bootlegeers and meoHshia
ers. alleging that men engaged in
making and selling liquor have been
openly defiant of the law.
DR.. L Z. Barton was reelected
president of the convention; George
W. Pufpear. Jenesboro, and Allen
Winham. Texarkana. vice presidents;
]. A Brown. Texarkana. secretary
DIR. ]. 2. Runyan. Little Rock, treas
urer; II. G. Pugh. Little Rock, audi
tor.
It was reported that q new pas
tors have been enrolled during the
past year.
The Committee on Sabbath 0bser-
vance reported that in many cases
the significance Of the sabbath las
been lost sight Of The report on the
Baptist Advance. the official pnblie3.
ton, showed an increase in eireula-
ton from 5000 to 1000 during the
year.
]. +. Moseley, Sunday school secre-
tary. reported the organization Of
ISIS Baptist Young Peoples Union:
125 teachers training classes con-
Quoted during the year; $50 lectures
delivered and SEQ diplomas awarded.
The annual sermon was preached
by the Rev. B. Y. Ferguson Of Fort
Smith. His subject was "Some Things
Inva!Yed in the Mind Of Christ
The report of schools and colleges.
read by Rev. G Z. Dickens, includes
the 0uaehita College report showing
an attendance of 992 50 far this year
-l37 bows and rs girls The inst
ton row has g ministerial students,
against % last year More than so
applications from girls have been re-
ieeted for vent Of accommodations.
On account Of the crowded condition
In Ariadelphia it Is impossible to &C
eommodate many boys.
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
HAD CHRONIC CHRONIC RRoNls
FOR Dr., f,NlIE Ey SIX |NrI, v
NOW :l.llI.. WELL Ami y \
THIS IS WORTH i

The T. experience of NJ s'a'
palik, 1438 Rose u IN, W. . i
Wisconsin, is chi bsage', Id
he was afflicted '' length Il
fering with chronic nave ne ~
twenty-six years ana N ofoaeaS,,
would catch cold and Sd'i e i
eight weeks. I could day az fet
porary relief. get oa5
This winter I wo.
Grip and was in a %as taka
fellow workman adv %laI siap.
PE-RU-NA. By tb ,oea 5 ne i,
used three-fourths Of a a M. !
tired feeling. I am 6,I Il. ala
bottle. Hereafter PF II ny I. !
be constantly in NV b noO'Na
the best medicine ever ro sl'
the purpose" es put .
For any disease dina =
or catarrhal conditions % y g 9
is equally Dependable fA' /
colds, catarrh of the I IT,, ca
trouble, constipation , sss'. 50
pains in the back. SID sae s,
bloating, belchinr gas as1e =. saa
catarrh of the large rs ~, ipalgs
testlnes, are some Of ~. sa'
for which PE-RU-NA !; ;.is "a N
recommended. ~ esls
oE-RU-NA can ba w.,
anywhere in either tabletp a u
form. "D'es OF
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
WI. cantinue. Demands.

Chicago. = Timothy Shea. presf-
dent of the Brotherhood Of Loeome-
tive Ftremcn and Enginemen. deeiar-
cd that the railroad breherhoods
we're prepared = continue their ef=
forts for general increases in lay al
Though Director General Hines of the
Railroad Administration had offered
time aud one half pay for overtime in
the slow freight service.
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
Saw Ste. Strikers Firm.

Pittsburg. = At the close of the
EIGHTH week Of the steel strike. John
Fitzpatrick, chairman Of the National
Steel Strike Committee, issued a
statement in which he declared that
the steel industry IS crippled be-
cause the 1abeFers in the mills, the
so-called foreigner. are striking and
standing like a wall il a fight for
American conditions Of labor and
American rights
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21

Laredo. Texas. = Approximately
100000 acres of Mexican land have
been granted rs concessions to Ger
mans OF encourage German colonies
ton or have been sold to German
capitalists who have been working on
arrangements to bring $1,000 Ger,
maf.s a year into Mexico.
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
Prenare To Deport Aliens.

Washington. Aliens rounded Up
by Department Of Justice agents i'll
the recent raids on headquarters of
the Union of Russian Workers in 4
score Of cities, Will be deported IS
hearings have been held by the De-
partment of Labor, according to At
torney General Palmer.
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
France Has eReap Demonstration.

Paris. An election riot with rev.
dictionary features occurred in the
small industrial town OF Dorian Do.
partment Of Ain. whore extremists
are numerous. The Republican can
didates were received with shouts Of
Long live Lenihe and the revolu-
tianta Long live the Boehesis
down with the enemy and the Bour
oaff#se,
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
start Deportation Proceedings.

Washington. = Deportation pro-
ceedings have been instituted in sew
eral cities to rid the country of the
violent radicals caught in the nation
wide raids which have been in prog
ress lately, Attorney General Palmer
announced.
The Monticellonian., 1919-11-21
Senator Martin Dead.

Charlottesville, Va. Senator
Thomas s. Martin, aged =, the Demo
cratic leader in the Senate, died here.
Senator Martin had been confined TO
his bed since last july when he was
forced to give up active work in the
Senate after continuous service Of
q years.