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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

Neal Dugser and Mrs. Thomas Watson.
 During the social hour ices and cakes were served. spray of Dorothy Perkins roses adorning each plate.
 Roses and sweet peas were used for decorations throughout the rooms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. J. D. Folmar was hostess Friday afternoon, entertaining for her children Cecil and Myrtis, who celebrated their twelfth and ninth birthdays.
 Cut flowers in pink and white were used in decorating the rooms. Assisting the young honoree in receiving were Rachel Snow, Catherine Hays Dorothy McNutt. Louise Hall and Ethel Tid- more served punch in the dining room from a bowl embedded in pink roses. Eunice Minor kept the guest book and registered the names.
 During the afternoon piano numbers were given by Vivian Cooper, Mabel Var ner, Dorothy McNutt, Louise Hall and Myrtis Folmar. In the. donkey contest Mabel Anthony won the first prize, a box of candy, and Paul Morrow the booby. The birthday cake which adorned the dining table was surround ed by 12 candles, with nine candles in the center. As the children gathered around the table they sang, Happy Birthday Willie Snow cut the prize in the guest cake.
 SILVER TEA
 The Central circle of the Missionary society of the First Methodist church will give silver tea at the home of Mrs. DeFrees, on Avenue l and Nine teenth street, Monday afternoon, with Mrs. S. C. Lumpkin. Mrs. J. C. Persinger, Mrs. McCurry and Mrs. McLemore as joint hostesses.
 FIFTH BIRTHDAY
 Mrs. J. S. Russell entertained bevy of children at her home, 1405 Hayes street, Friday afternoon, in honor of the fifth birthday of her daughter. Eleanor Louise.
 The national colors were used in a dec- orative scheme, red and white carna- tions and sweet peas being the flowers used.
 In a candle contest Betsy Gully of Fair field received a bottle of perfume. and Earl Crumly a baseball. A birthday cake adorned the table and ices were served.
 Assisting Mrs. Russell were Mrs. Eli nor Crumly, Mrs. w. F. McCrary and Mrs. J. $. Johnson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
PERSONAL

Noble R. Beale of the United States Navy recruiting station has gone to Do- than on business.
 Mrs. R. H. Brown, of S100 Hillman ave- nue, who was operated. on at the Bir- mingham infirmary Wednesday. is re- ported to be improving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

a-Song (soprano), Japanese heiress, Miss Ellen Dupuy Kissimee, her com panion, Velma Proctor; Tung Waga (con- tralto), an elderly nurse, Caroline Hen shaw: Hilda and Stella, American tour ists, Maxine McCarty and Norma Hick man.
 Miss Adelaide Ransom is the dance director, Miss Valley Young White will have the speaking part Miss Evelyn is director and Miss Minnie McNeil and orchestra will accompany the singers. Included in the cast will be about 50 Japanese men and maidens, who form the chorus.
 ATHLETICS
 The athletic department of the school came into prominence this year when
 the Ensley eleven defeated Central in football for the first time in the his tory of the school The football work was under the direction of Coach Brown and the baseball team has been doing good work under Coach Millicen. A gymnasium is the crying need of the school at present
 LIBRARY
 After a good deal of hard work on i the part of the Parent-Teachers' Im- 1 provement association of which Mrs. B. N. Mendenhal is president. and per- sonal donations from the student body | the high school now has collection of $200 worth of books with which a reading laboratory has been started. There remains a fund of $250 with which more books will be purchased and at the beginning of another year the school hopes to have well stocked library and competent librarian. PATRIOTIC RESPONSE Among other things accomplished by the student body was the enlistment of all of the boys in the working re- serve corps for the government, cadet
 military training and subscriptions ot $2000 in the Work and Give" fund. To date s1S00 of this fund has been collected. A French orphan was also adopted by thes chool
 With an enrolment of over TOO an efficient principal and competent fac ulty Ensley High school is the corn CT stone of progression in the Greater EnSley district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
.YOKOHOMA MAID"

The largest undertaking of the music department will be the operetta, "Yoko- homa Maid,' given in the auditorium Tuesday evening. The plot is interesting and fascinating and the oriental cos tuning furnishes an attractive setting for the cast, which includes Takashi (haritone). the Herald of Kybosho, Hulon Whitehead; Murvon Yu (bass), po- liceman, Carrol Gardner; An No tenor), a Chinese laundryman from the U. s. A., Ralph Levy; Fattedo (baritone), the mayor of Kybosho, Francis Cook; kno- gudi (tenor), his secretary, Herbert Brushs Harry Courtcase (baritone). an American lawyer, Fred Riggan; o Sing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
MUSIC DEPARTMENT

The music department of the hlgn school has accomplished results that would have taken years by individuals. This department is arranged so that the school as whole and pupils individually can receive instruction. The Lyric clup, which is composed of girls and the Glee club of boys. always appear on the pro orammes given by the school ana through the excellent training or MISS Minnie McNeil, Miss Evelyn Goins anu Miss Grace Hillhouse have acnieNeo ai tistic results. .ha
 The band, which is the pride or the school. has given number or poys an ofportunity to learn the Wlnd iils'." ments and do ensemble playing unoer inc direction of Prof. Amos. AL re- cent concert given by them their "orA was highly praised.
 Prof. Wiegand directs the orchestra and teaches violin and cello to lndi = vidual pupils. The orchestra is composer of a large number of high school pupils who show excellent training.
 ORGAN INSTALLED
 The latest addition to the music de partment is~a pipe organ which IS used for assembly playing.
 Teachers for individual piano and voice lessons were difficult to secure in Ems lev. SO by special arrangement Of pr. ' H. Phillips and Miss Leta Kitts, com netent teachers were secured to teach al fhe school building after school hours Mrs. Clara Harper Steele is the teacher of voice culture, and Miss l1owella Han- lin and Mrs Abbie Murphy Thweat oi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

To the greater number of the people Of
 the district and city whose memory of
 the country schoolhouse and poorly
 equippad town high school is still fresh
 the magnificent building, equipment and
 workings of Ensley High school are
 revelabon.
 The school has had an unusually suc-
 cessful year under the direction of Prof
 E. E. Smith, principal, and the results or
 the years work is an epoch making one
 in the history of the school. He has
 been ably assisted by a faculty of trained
 and experienced teachers, all of whom
 are college and university graduates with
 special training, which has brought the
 standard of learning to the point that the
 gradrates are admitted to the state in
 stitutions of learning without eXamna- tions. An example of the efficiency of the graduates was demonstrated at AupurH recently when two of the mid-term grad uates of Bnsley High, after some extra work was put in the second semester or the freshman year.
 VOCATIONAL TRAINING L Located in the district of coal and iron where most bows eventually begin work. I the high school with the vocational traih- ing work recently begun will Tit the youths of the community to begin worh at the various plants without serving long apprenticeship. Trade drafting ana pattern making are the classes now being instructed by J. S. Bridges and J. D. Lipscomb These classes offer a two year course While the vocational worh is not a part of the regular course III high school work the credits are soou on high school work should any stAden' wish to take it later. Englsh' MALI matics and other academic work go Wi'h the vocational training.
 .The boys in these departments are required to attend assembly daily, ana in this way are brought in touch with the aesthetic qualities of the school The building has the space reaoy TOT a foundry and machine shop, which IS necessary for the students to complete ltheir work The great aim of the school is the installation of these two outfits. The vocational training here offers to
 the boys a trade with the roughenlng which usually accompanies the serVlils of an apprenticeship. Thirty boys are now enrolled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
JUDGEFORT SPEAKS ID ENSlEY CLUB Large Class to Graduate at Ensley High School
 This Year

A club event of Friday afternoon was the observance of Educational Day by the Cosmos club at the home of the pres- ident. Mrs. R. s. Hickman, with Mrs, G. M. McGregor, Mrs. T. N. Newbold and Mrs. c. J. Severin. joint hostesses.
 Judge Fort was the speaker for the oc- casion, taking the life of President Will son from early manhood to the present date as his topic.
 The guests included representatives from the Ensley clubs, who were: Mrs. c. F. Ransom, Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Mrs. A. H. Hoyle, Mrs. J. c. Bryant, Mrs Wikerson and Mrs Sam Daffron Mrs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
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Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
zOPET NEKAJ NoVEGA.

Newton, \. J., 25. augusta. -
Mrs. James DObbinS laStuje kravO
mlekarico, jersey pasme. Ze wee
meseeev Sc je dOgajalo redoma
vsak torek in petek, da je krava
OBJ Gasu molze modro odkOrakala V
go2d. Ko Sc je pOvrnila nj imela
kapliice mleka V vimenu. Zadnji
petek je Mrs. Dobbins sledila kra-
vi v gOzd, V gozdu je malo jezerO
in kO je priSla do MEGA, Sc krava
lepO vleze vodo in V hipu je bilO
vsepOlno rib okrOg ME. Zdaj Sc
vpraSuje Mrs. DObbins: Ali znajO
ribe molsti, kdo jih je nau6il, 6e
znajo in kaj je napotilo kravO, da
ie sla doiiti ribe? Toda miSteriju
ne bo lahko priti ma konec,
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
Wilson in Voina prohi~
bicija.

mix, kateri hoce postopati pravic-
no, razume tezavni polozaj in mu
ho6e odpomoGi. Vojni department
poroGa, da bo armada do prvega
oktobra demObilizirana. Wilson Je
V svoji izjavi, katere je pOdal, ko
ie zapu$cal Brest, rekel da ne mo-
re prekIicati vojne prohibicije, do
kler nj armada demobilizirana, to-
da kakor nitro Sc bo to izvrSllo,
10 bO preklical.
Izdelovalci likerjev posilJaJo
posameznim clanom kOngresa pls-
ma V katerih jim ponujajo svoJe
zaloge pijaG po zelo znHani cenl,
" pismih govore, da "mokrega
blaga" ne mislijo poslati Wash
ington, temve6 V Baltimore ali '
zunanje diStrikte. Vodje antiSalon-
ske lige, kateri verujejo, da je ze-
liza predsednika prepovedati voJno
prohibicijo, Sc trudijo na vSe sile,
da bi 10 drzali do II, januarJa, ko
stopi V veljavo narodna prohiblel-
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26

Ibirsko zelezRico prot raztresenim
boljseviSkim cetam. Nadalje Sc tr-
di, da ce teku treh mesecev ne
bo Kolcakova sila dovolj mocna,
da ubrani zeleznico pred boljsevi-
XII, bodo slednji pcstali tako mocni,
da bi Sc potrebovalo vso amerisko
armada V zvezi oddelki ostalih
zaveznikov, da bi iztrgali Rusijo
il rok boljsevikov.
Castniki ameriske armade so po-
pclnoma gotovi, da slucaju splo-
snega poraza Kolcaka cd strani
boljsevikov, vlada Zedinjenih Dr.
zav ne podvzame nobenega koraka
proti slednjims IL tega vzroka Sc
zdaj namerava poklicati ameriSke
'tete IL Sibirije domov V kratkem
casu
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
sKRIvAJTE oRozJE PRED
oTR0CI.

Zopet Sc je pripetila nesreca, ki 'bo
morda vzela zivljenje 15letni de
klici. VGeraj je veG deklic Slo po-
sluSati neki novi godbeni aparat V
hiSo ma 1876 w. 61st ST., kjer zivi
Francis V. Carr, SeStletni decek.
Mali Francis je odsel SosednJo
sobo, katero je incl najeto neki
noGni cuvaj in naSel tam revolver,
Privezal 81 je zepnO ruto okrog
celia, "da bo igral bandita " in pri'
sci V sobo. "Roke kviSku!'' je Ia
vpil. Dekleta so Sc smejala. Strel
je zadonel in Dorothy Dewall Sc
je zgrudila ma tia, Kroglja j je
sla skozi prsa tik pri srcu. Odpe-
ljah so jo V bolniSnico in operl-
rail-. Zdravniki pravijO, .da je la-
ko malo upanja, da bi okrevala. =
Vsak dan, vsak dan Sc vrSe take
nesreGe. Nj dolziti otrok,, toda kaz-
novati bi bilo treba take ljudi, kl
pu$Gajo orozje na mestu, kjer Ga
lahko dosezeio otroci.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
vsLED DRAGINJE v SHIRT.

Ker nj mogla toliko zasluziti, da
bi mOgla ziveti, je 17letna Miss E.
va Sporgler, stanujO6a ma Vncen-
mes Ave. izvrSila Samomor TEN,
da je zavzila nekoliko tablet blk
lorida zivega srebra. Odpeljali SO
10 v bolniSnico kjer je umrla. Me
ma teta, katero je zivela skupaj
je izpovedala, da Sc je dekle trudi-
la vsemi silami, da bi mogla IL
yeti, toda je kOnGno Obupala in IL
vrSila samomOr. - Mi bi tudi lah-
kO kaj omenili k temu, toda meni-
mo, da je jake nepOtrebnO. Vsak
mas 6itatelj 81 lahkO naprayi ko-
mentar sam.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
PADEL S STREHE.

Ko je Fernando Castro Sc bill V
Porto Rici, je spal vecinoma ma.
prostem. Pod vitkimi, kosatimi
palmami ga je bozal opojni tro-
picni zefir. Bio mu je zelo hudo,
ko je prisel V Chicago in nastopil
kot u6itelj latinseine, ola je moral
spati V zaduhlih sobah oh vrocih
noceh. Zadnjo soboto Sc je nemlr-
no premetaval pc postelJi, ker mu
vsled velike soparne vrocine nj BIZ
10 mogoGe zaspati. Koncno Sc Je
odlocil, da odide spati ma streho.
Veter, Xxi ga je hladil ma strehi,
sicer nj bill oni opojni tropicni We
ter, toda bill je hladen in to je "a
dostovalo, da je mirno zaspal. Ob
polnoGi Sc je sanjah zavaljal
proti robu strehe in padel ma uli-
co. Visina je bila treh nadstropil.
Policija ga je pobrala in magic od-
peljala V Illinois Central Hospital,
kjer ie kmalu umrl. V Zdruzenih
drzavah nina nobenega eloveka.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26

Washington, ID, c., %. augusta.
V WaShingtonu Sc mnogo 60
vori o nameravanem preklicu voJ-
he prohibicije OBJ prvem oktobru
cd strani predsednikd, katera Je
stopila veljavo prvega julia. :
PoroGa Sc, da je iskati glavnl
vzrok tega nameraanega prekica
V pritisllu ban6nih zavOdov, k'So
Sc trudii ma vSO moe, da Sc dovoll
toeiti vse opojne place cd prve-
ga oktobra do casa, ko stOpi V We
ljayo konstitucijonelna prohiblel-
ia, to je do II. januarja 1920.
Cd prvega julia so drzavni do
hodki znatno padli, tako, ola Je to-
zadevni komitej V veliki zadregl,
odkje da Sc yzamejO vsOte, katere
je drzava poprej prejemala kot
daElze ma zganje in pivO. Banke so
posodile velike SvOte denarja pl-
vovarnam in izdelovalcem zganja
katerim je nemOgo6e dobiti IL njih
industrije dotiGnih svot. Pr'edSed,
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
VSEAMERISKA RAZSTAVA V
Chicago.

Rot smo re poroGaG V zadnJl
petkovi Stevilki Sc bO vrSila Chi
cagu yelika vseameriSka razStava
umetnin in drugih Stvari. Omenili
smo tudi glede diplom in nagrade
naipopolnejsih detet, katera bodo
prineSena ma razStavO. Tn tlSOc
ljudi re della pri programu razSta-
V. VodStyo tega della ina zaSlom-
bo pri zvezni vladi, DRAW Illinois,
mestu Chicago, mnOgO Organlza-
elijah in prekO StO SenatOrjlh IN
kongresmanih. Maj navedemO tu-
kaj kaj Sc bo vse videlO tiste dni
ma razStavi "a malenkOStnO SvOtO
petindyajset centOv, ako Sc kupl
ystopLC pz 4 1eNz7i sla~a pei
-}esst. a.Etoy tedaj pri yhodu ia
razstavo. PredvSem b6 jake zanl-
miv pbgled ma slikOvite skupme
stirideSetih raznih narodov, tie
skupine bOdO stale veG kOt EN- MI
lion dolarjev. ZelO zanimiva bo
tudi panorama Zedinjenih Drzav,
kle Sc bo videlo znamenite Stavbe
il zgodovine Zdruzenih drzav, na
primer: Fort Dearborn, Betsy
Ross House, Kentucky Court
House, GloriuS California Garden
it'd. Oh otvoritvi Sc bo vrSila We
lika parada pO eestah. Ma progra-
ma so re pisane rane narOdne igre,
ljudski plesi in petite in ma stotine
drugih zabavnih stvari. Nikar ne
zamudite te znamenitoSti in vde-
lezite Sc vSi.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
yELIKA PoSTNA TATVINA.

Joliet, H., 25. augusta. - Post
ma vreGa, XII je vsebOvala Liberty
bondov V vrednosti $4,000 je IL
ginila med Joietom in Chicago
Bondi so bill poslani cd lokalnih
bank V Jolietu ma 6ikaSki banGni
zavod. Drzavni uradniki so takoj
zapo6eli S preiskavo, ali kOt je Vi
deti brez uSpeha. POStni mOjSter
ic deial, da ne more niti najmanj-
Sc sumnje vreGi na katerega, in ne
more dati najmanjSega pojasnili o
tatvini. Vsak pOsamezni pOStni u
radnik in usluzbenec je bill izpra-
San cd drzavnih uradnikOv, kate
ri so izjavili, da nemogoce, kate
rega koliGkaj sumiti. Mnenje je,
da je morala biti tatyina izvrSena
.R.,- bsssa5ifv JolietU ali med poto-
ma V vlaku. PoSiljatev je Stala ma
postal Joliet skoro emo urO, ker
je poStni vlak incl zamudo, Post
ne oblaSti izjaTljajo, da V TAKEN
sluGaju bi Sc mOrala poSllJatev od-
peljati zopet V varnostne prostore
banke in Gakati tam Ma prihod po-
.Stnega vlaka.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26

Pariz, Francija, 25. augusta. =
Poro6ilo, ki je doslo Pariz pravi,
da Srbi zbirajo 6ete pri Banatu in
TemeSvaru. = N. P. Paste, bivsl
srbski ministrski predsednik in
glava srbske delegacije ma mirov-
nj konferenci, je izjavil, da Srbska
vlada mnoI eete oh meji IL vzro-
ka, ker so Romum koncentrirali
vOje moGi ma drugi strani, kar je
povzroGilo med prebivalstvom, ki
je po veliki vecmi srbSke narod-
nOsti veliko razburjenja. Srbsko
prebivalstvo Sc nahaja tudi on
stran meje. Govorice o kaksni
mobilizaciji srbSke armade so Sc
veda izmi$ljene, izjavlja Paste.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
V Sarajevu ne prinanj-
kuje hrane.
Chicago illinois, August &c.
,asr o October 9th 1917.

IL Sarajeva, Bosnia porocajo, ola
je mesto vsled vojne mani trpelo
kot druga meSta ma Balkanu. V
primeri Belgradom je Sarajevo
mesto luksusa, kjer je vsega do
volj. Cavarne imajo VISA jedila, ka-
terra kdo zazeli narociti, trgovine
so dobro zalozene blagom in II
dovski in turski prodajalci in zbi-
ratelji vojnih spominov, delajo lie
pc dobicke. Postreznost hotelih
in restavrantih je sl1rajno slaba.
Toda to je V Juzni Evropi skoro
povsod, tu je deloma tudi cato, ker
so Sc natakarji in drugi usluzben-
ci skozi Stiri leta vojne privadili
postavanja in "mene ne briga
mic" politike. Je zelo tezko naJtl
natakarja cd Aten do Belgrade, k
bi Sc sam ponudil postrezbo. :
Nihce ne more reel, ee so domaci-
nj V Sarajevu zadovoljni z move
jugoslovansko vlado Belgradu a
Ii ne. Ce so nezadovoljni, tedaJ
znajo spretno skrivati svoje pre-
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
KADAR JE CLOVEK MRTEV
MU JE TEzKO DOKAzATI,
DA JE XIV.

Martin j. Dolan je "duh". ka-
dar gre V salon in Sc pomeSa med
druzbo svojih nekdanjih zejnih
prijateljev, ga samo pogledajo
po strani potem pa nitro izginejo
pri stranskih vratih drug "a dru-
GIN ma presto. "Ceprav izgleda,
ola je xiv pa nj Pravijo 81 potiho-
ma eden drugemu. Tista obleka,
katero ina IA sebi je ravno ona V
kateri so ga pokopali. Poglejte ka-
ko je bled pod uSesi. Ne, on nj ma
raven, on je duh.
Dolan Spite pivu podobno piJa-
co in gre "a mimi, Toda vsi so ta-
ko "bizi'', da nimajo niti sekun-
de casa "a razgovor. Ravno TAXA
Sc mu godi, ce Sreca move znanee.
| Nobeden ne more strpeti V nJego-
vi blizini, tudi tedaj ne, ko nakla-
da premog pri Western Fuel Go.
Crna premogova barva na nJego-
VEN obrazu ne more zakrlti mrt-
vaSke bledice in mrtVaSkega mra-
"a, ki veje od NIGGA, zato nJegovl
delavski tOvariSi delajo naJdalJe
cd MEGA kot je mOgoce. " Nadna,
raven ie, that's all!' pravijo med
seboj. "Cloveka kar mraz pretre-
Sc, ko pride blizu NIGGA. TO III
pray cd NIGGA, da pride IL omega
sveta nazaj. Da, Dolan je mrtev
vsi sosedje Vedo to. LAM Je obolel
ma "flu" FridericktOwn, n. j.
in niegovo truplo je bilo pripelJa'
no V Chicago, ola Sc GA tn pokop-
| lie. Popohoma res. V smrekovl
krsti je bill poslan sem pokopan IN
lkup zemlje Sc dviga mad njegovlm
grobom. Toda res je tudi, da ko Je
Dolanova soproga pogledala o,
braz mrtveca, ko je lazal Sc V kr-
sti, ie glasno vSkliknila, ker mr.
tvec nj bill njen moz, Incl je rde'
co brado, docim Sc je MEN MOI
vedno gfadko bril-. Ona je po pc
grebu izginila; Sla je iskat moza
I
- Dolah Sc je vlnil preteklo So
boto in napravil veliko strahu. =
Odsel je y svoje nekdanje stanova
ME na Wilcox Ave-, toda dobll Je
druge ljudi tam, ki so magic "a
prli vrata, dvakrat zaklenlll in "a,
taknili zadaj gnojne vile. Dodge
casa po njegovem odhodu Sc je e.
| den toliko ojuna6il, da je pomoh
glavo skozi okno. Dolan je odse-
iskati svoio zeno, katera mu be
gotovo verjela, ola je ziv. Bit dan
danes "duh" je mizerna stvar. =
Vsak Sc navelica. =.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
RAK Sc vEDNo BoLJ sIRI,

Washington, D. c., 25. augusta
- Rak, bolezen, katere Sc naJbolJ
bojimo Sc V Zedinjenih Drzavah in
DO vsem svetu eimdalje bolj raz,
Siria, kljub dejstvu, da je ozdrav-
liiv, ako Sc ga zaGne zdraviti pra-
vocasno, tako poroeajo IL oddelka
"a ljudsko zdravje.
PoroGilo podaja najnoveJse Ste
yilke, glede smrti, XII so jo povzro-
Gle razne bolezni. V letu 1917 je
umrlo V Zdruzenih drzavah 81, ,452
oseb na raku. 112,821 ma pljucni-
ci, 11O,2S5 vsled jetilA 1881
vsled bolezni srca in S0,912 vsled
bolezni ledvic. Kot kaze statistic
no porocilo je vsako leto "a diva in
pol procenta vec slucajev raka. =
Leta 1900 je bilo na vsakih l0O,-
600 prebivalcev 62.9 slucajev ra-
ka ,leta 1917 pa 91.6 To narasca-
ME raka je zelo veliko, ce pomi-
slime, da Sc rak ne podeduje niti
nj kuzna bolezen. Kadar kdo opa-
ri, da ina ma sebi kaksno stalno
bulo ali rano, XII Sc dolgo casa no
ee zaceliti, maj gre takoj k zdrav-
niku, ker ce je rak Sc ola Sc ozdra-
vitiS ce nj prepozno.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26

pricanje. V koncertnih dvoranah
in po javnih prostorih sploh so ma
biti plakati S pozivom: Govori maj
Sc Srbski. Bivsi uradni nemski je-
xix nadomestuje sedaj latinica "a
Hrvate in cirilica "a Srbe. Pro
grami in jedilni listi SO tiskani ma
obeh straneh V dveh jezikih. Vse
oficijalne izjave .izgledajo kot ola
hoGejo napraviti utis, ola je ljud-
stvo popolnoma zadovoljno jugo-
slovansko vlado. V Sarajevu je
mnogo Amerikancev, kateri so "a
posleni po ameriskem redeem lzri-
zu in ameriski pomozni admin
straciji. I'll organizaciji sti zapo-
sleni pri prehranitvi otrok in IL,
vrsujeti ia program pod vodstvom
majorja F. G. Thwaitsa IL Mil
waukee. Okrog 3000 otrok je Sa-
rajevu vsak dan nasicenih S topic
cokolado in kruhom. Tudi matere
dobivajo podporo in pomoc pc "a
gentih Strica Sama.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
MESTO Ma PRODAJ.

V West Virginiji ina vlada ma
prodaj meSto, ki Sc menuJe Nitro
Stane sedemdeset milijonov. Vse-
buie his "a dvajset tisOc prebival-
cev, gledaliS6a, vodne naprave, So
lie, bolniSnice, cestno zeleznico in
dobro urejeno kanalizacijo. Koll'
ko mislite bo stric Sam dobil "a
to sedemdeset milijonov vredno
meStO?
KakSna sreca bi bila, ce bi Via
da prodala te hiSe posameznikom
Ali veste, kaj Sc je pripetilo, ko je
vlada nekoc prodajala podobni to-
da manjsi kos lastnine? Neko me-
sto, XII je stale " blizini je ponu-
dilo tedaj vladi $4,000, katere je
hotelo plaGati V obrokih. Vlada nj
mogla na ia nacin sprejeti ponud-
be. zato je prodala dotieno meste-
zee nekemu Spekulantu "a ogrom-
no svoto = en- dollar, katerega je
pa moral isti placati takoJ. Dotlc-
nj je potem lahko prodal mestece
sosednjemu mestu ma obroke. To
da, ce pomislimo ma ogromne dav-
Ike, katere je moral endolarski ku-
pee placevati vladi, mas obide go
tovo globoko so6utje do NIGGA.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-26
POBozNE oCETE SKOMINA
PO STRAJKU.

New York, "a. augusta. = A
ko Sc nebi zavedali nash dolzno
sti in nujnosti nase sluzbe, bi Sc
tudi mi zdruzili V uniji, sklicali
strajk in rekli maj dezelo vzame
hudiG!" takole Sc je izjavil PR
sermonu Rev. John Roach Stra-
ton, pastor babtistovske cerkve V
New Yorku, ko je razpravlJal da-
nasnje razmere in dolzil hudica,
da je zakrivil draginjo In delav-
ske nemire. "Toda', je dejal, "zlo
Sc razsirja pc vsem svetu IN KAY
lahko zaide med vrste duhoyscine.
Vsi so re strajllali same pridigar-
il in pogrebniki Sc ne. Oni bodo
sedaj prvi, XII bodo zacel. {"
Ne VEN kako bi uvrstili to novi-
co, med dobre ali slabe. Po nasem
mnenju oni itdk mic ne delajo. =
Kako bodo oni Strajkali? Ali mi
sliio rebelirati ali samo sedeti
mirne zupniScih in pustiti nesre-
enc tercijalke brez spovedi obha-
jila? Duhovscina pa - strajk! =
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