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Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
with the Post Chicago Ill., February 18th
1919, required by the Act of October 9th 1917.
V Nemciji Sc vedno vre.
SPARTAKOVCI PLENIJO MA VESTFALSKEM = VOJASTVO
DEZERTIRA SPARTAKOVCEM RUSKI AGENT
RODEK ZAPRT. = HINDENBURG POZIVA
POD OROzJE PROSTOVOLJCE.
BERLIN. NEMCJJA 16 februaria

BERLIN, NEMCIJA, 16 februarja Pricakovana revota
Bernu ba danes zaa aretaco osemdeseth spartakoycv II
evouconarnh vojako Xxi me vceaj pono svojo sejo Da
pcakovalo nemov tod ii izoa in bo e vSe mlrno
Zgoda danes zura dOspee Gesenrcken spartakovske
M premagae okano poco in okane voaske cete nakar
pcee plent Neka okanh vojakov e dezerao ter
pridruzilo spartakovcem
his razstre rocnm bOmbam lakar Spartakovc
oplen hS in Mestna zagadnca in banke Gelsen
kcu bile pravOGasno poSvaene tako ola praVe voe
premOzenje
KODANJ DANSKO - "Berliner Zeitug' poroca, ola bodo
kooperrae 1emSkmi ceam vtocn 'front.' ola
prepreGio proane bosevkov doker bodo bosevH vod
e sam prosovolno usavi svojega nadajnega prodrana
List nadae naanja, da pricakuje Kovnu itaansk
polk Libavi pa AngeA.
BERLIN Karol Radek rusk radikan vodtej k e hl pred
neka dnev il wren eco prot temu postopanu pro-
testral po svojem kOnzuu Veinbergu.
Ba e pomena tudi pecja da npusti Radeka svobo
peticija nasana troje oe L. da e pse Radek IL
Ruse povao Herr ueera Mokenbuehra vsled ega ina
pravo do svoh pravc drug da e Radek dospe Nemco
pod svom pravm imenom Karol Sabeson et da Je Rade
uradn ponk Rue kot taega prga1at ali sodtl
nobeno sOdiSce Nemcij.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
ZAKONSKA TRAGEDIJA.

CHICAGO, ILL. = Zakonska
Milds V starosti 62 in 60 let, sta
bila V petek skupno polozena ma
mrtvaSki oder. MOI je umrl vsled
dolgotrajne paralize, zena pa je V
zalosti in obupu odvila plin ter Sc
plinom usmrtila. Ona je re pre-
je opetovano rekla: Gee umre on,
tudi JAZZ nocem vec ziveti".
Ko je njuna h6erka stopila V
stanovanje, je nasla oceta mrtve,
ga ma postelji, poleg MEGA je pa
sedela njegova zena, drzeca svo-
Jill rokah njegove roke; istotako
mrtva. Oba sta Sc V smrti Sc sme-
hljala.
Milds je bill po poklicu strojar.
Pred letom dni ga je zadela kap,
cd tedaj pa je vedno boil bolehal
il propadal.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
Razne vesti.
PRED SOLSKIM POSLOPJEM
USTRELJEN ITALIAN.

CHICAGO, ILL. = Evgen Mu-
zio, 26 let star, IL New Yorka, ka-
kor je razvidno njegove registra-
cijske karte. je bill V cetrtek ustre-
lien pred Solskim poslopjem ma
Lincoln in Ohio st. Vec Solskih
otrok je prisostvovalo tragediji,
Miss Whitlock, uciteljica dotic-
ne sole, je povedala policiji, da je
sliSala nekega moza reel drugemu :
{" Ali mi boS dial ia denar?'
Nato je nastal med obema BOZ.
Eden cd njiju je ustrelil, nato pa
je stekel po neki ozki >ulicici med
Ohio St. in Grand Ave. Ranjeni
clovek, XII je bill ustreljen ravno
mad srcem, je tekel en- biloxi "a ma
padalcem, potem Sc je pa zgrudil.
Ko sta prispela ma lice mesta
policijski porocnik Willard Malo-
ne in detektivski sarzent Schultz,
je ranjenec re umiral.
"Kdo vas ie ustrelil?" sta vpra-
Sala policista.
Ranjenec je pricel Sepetati aeko
ime, toda nj ga mogel izgovoriti,
glava mu je omahnila in bill je mr.
tey.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
PITTSBURSKA POLICIJA MA
DELU.

PITTSBURGH, PA. = V sobo-
to ponoci je priredila tukajsnja
policija velik progon, ola odstrani
IL mesta nemoramost. Policija je
preiskala vec hotelov, kjer je do
bila kakih dvajset zaljubljenih
parov, XII so bill tamkaj vpisani
kot zakonci. Med temi je bill tu-
di neki 'postenjak, ki je zivel cd
"zasluzka" svoje ljubice. 1sto-
tam je bill aretovan tudi neki XII
tajec, XII je gostil mlade deklice.
Use tie osebe so bile takoj odpe-
Lame ia glavno sodisee, kjer so bi-
leakaznovane z. vecjimi denamimi
globami. Policija Sc je zlasti od-
likovala V Union hotelu- ma Liber-
ty Ave, cigar lastnik je John
Smith, XII je bill zaloten V "pose-
sti treh krasnih mladih deklic, ki
so 81 sluzile svoj kruh 'v potu
svoiega telesa". Deklice so'bile IL
.rocene V varstvo "DruStva "a zaS-
cito deklet',
Patrick Napolitano, 26 let star
Italian, bo deportiran, ker je Il
vel od "zasluzka" 22-letne Mary
Miller IL JOhnstowna.
Ye Ling, Kitajec, XII je posest-
nix pramice, je~hil tudi aretovan.
Ia Kitajec je pozival k sebi mlade
devojke, kjer Jill je napadal. Me
ga je naznanila neka trinajstletna
crnka.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
LJUBAVNA TRAGFDIJA.

New York, n. Y. - Frank Clip
pendalle, % let star, stanujoc ma
zapadni 104. cesti, je ustrelil svo-
jo bivSo ljubico, 24-letno Ethel
Roberts, stanujoco istotam. 10
je ustrelil svojo ljubico, je pognal
Sc sam sebi .kroglo glavo.
Cippendalle je sestrelil na Svojo
ljubico petero izstrelkov, dokler
je nj konGno usmrtil. Umorjena
je bila njegova ljubica, nato pa
mu je postala nezvesta ter Sc je z
drugim porocila, toda re po dveh
mesecih Sc je zopet razporotila.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
CHIKASKI APAC USTRELIL
POLICISTA.

OlllOAOO, ILL. iiSNtS-Jo
zjutraj OBJ osmih je umrl okrajni
bolniSnici detektivski sarzent Jas.
Hosna, ki je bill soboto ponoci
ustreljen cd chikaskega apaca
George Vogela.
"Vem, ola moran umreti, " Je
Sepetal umirajoci policist svojemu
oGetQ, ki je stal oh ranjen6evi po-
stelji s soprogo umirajocega in Z
njegovima dvema bratOma, "To-
da primite Vogla! On mi nj dial
prilike, da bi Sc poizkusil MIN. y
Wee kot pol IRE je izpraSeval po
svojih dveh otrocih = po>11-letni
Elizabeti in 5-letni Myrtle, toda
smrt mu je prestrigla nit zivljenja
pref, kakor so privedli ODE njegovi
hcerki V bolnicO. Ustreljeni de-
tektiv je bill poSten in skrben dru-
zinski oce ter je nedavno kupil
svoj lastni dom ma North Ayers
Avenue.
>"On je bill izvrsten moz, " je de-
jala njegoya zena, "toda bill ,je
pregorec svoji sluzbi. Vedno je
iskal nevar1oSti. "
Hosnove besede, ki jih je IRE
kel ma smrtni postelji, da maj via
mejo Vogla, ne bodo pozabljene.
Use policijske postaje so dobile
vceraj popoldne povelje:
"Primite Vogla zivega ali mrt-
vega!"
Vsak clan detektivskega biroja
in stotine drugih policistov je na
lovu "a predrznim apaGem.
V nedeljo je uvedla policija
preiskavo pri Patriku Ryanu, 60
stinicarju Ma 1402 South Halsted
ST., kjer je bill detektiv ustreljen.
Hosna je sci V Ryanov salon, o
katerem je dejal policiji, ola je
zbiralisce kriminalnih zlocincev na
zapadni Strani. Iskal je nekega
tatu. Stal je nekaj casa gostil-
nj, nato pa vstopi George VogeE
XII Sc je pripeljal V svojem avto-
mObilu.
S Voglom je dospel tudi Frank
Krueger, ki prebiva na IA, Place Y
blizini Racine Ave. Detektiv Ho-
sna in Vogel sta prezivela na juz-
nj strali mesta skupno svoja otro-
Ska leta in sta bila SoSolca. Ira,
gediia Sc je izvrSila sledece:
Hello, George!" je dejal de
tektiv svojemu zlocinskemu znan-
Gu, ko je slednji vstopil V salon.
Nato je pristavil:
Isl bill tudi ii pri temu poslu,
cigar izvrSitelje JAZZ lScem, kaJ
ne?"
Vogel nj odgovoril, temvec je
potegnil samokres ter pricel sire
1jati. Zadelo ga je cvetero kro-
gel, preden je mogel Hosna poteg-
niti svoj revolver. V tistem hipu
Sc je zgrudil in padel ma obraz,
Vogel je pristopil k ranjencu ter
mu je izpalil Sc dvoje krogel V hr-
bet.
NatO sta Vogel in Kruger pla-
aila na prosto, skocila ma avtomo-
bill, katerega so pozneje nasli po-
lomljenega ma IA. cesti in Morgan
St., ter Sc odpeljala. o njiju nj
nikakega sledu.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
BIVSI CESAR KAROL JETNIK
SOCIJALISTOV?

GENEVA. = Neko porocilo, kl
ie prispelo semkaj IL Inomosta,
naznanja, da je bivsi avstrijski ce-
sar Karol jetnik ma nekem gradu
,pri Dunaju ter da ga strazijo So
cialisti.
Porocilo nadalje nazna1ja, da
Sc misli bivsi cesar S cello svojo O.
biteljo izseliti v Ameriko, kjer l.
ma nalozenega mnogo svojega de-
narja
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
Hindenburg nabira prostovoljce.

FedmarSa Hndenburg e tidal svoem glavnem stanu Col
bergu ape "a prostovoce Document kaerega ro nemske
Gasopsu s pra ida e naao splosno pomankanJe vo
lie prd patroma pozva udsvo maj bra1 svoJo
zemo prot sovrazniku boljsevizmu
''Vi moi hrabri Tannenberga in Mazush ezer
nadauje svoem apeu hite mi pomoc Moi APPEL ma ne
Ske sine biti neuslSan>
Brez nagonov bodis Bavarci Sakso1cl
Svab ali Ps rake Strank vsi Nemci Pozable pa
vse ka deli Zdrute zopet ljubezn do domain disciple
ne in V zaupanju do svojh voditeljev''. -
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
POLOzAJ Ma POLJSKEM.

VARSAVA, POLJSKA Delegacia mirOvne kOnfefence po-
e pOnejek Lvov posebno komio kaere naog bo da
napravi peme 6eam Xxi ogrozajo PolOzaj Lvovu e
skrainO sabo ObOrozenh Oprmenih poJskh
rednih voiakOv bore zenske in mladi fantje
Zavez2ish 6anik H nedavno Obiska to mesto so lzJa
do so vde ranjene zenSke ko jh pepejeva bonSnce
PoroGa Rutenc nocejo oG svojh onath vrecev le
juno Poa zahevao posest teh vrecev vsed
Cesar bo treba dOse6i kOmpromis.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18

Vera je zasuznjena misel. Kdor
veruje, ina oci, pa he sme videti;
ina uSesa, pa ne SINE slisati; ina
roke, ne SINE tipati; ina mozgane,
ne SINE premiSljevati.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
KoNGANA sTAvKA v PATERSON, N. Y.

PATERSON n Y IT. febr - StirinassoG delavcev, vsuz-
benin predincah sve so zajka prGekom tega da
ijo 4urni tedensk deavn e priceo danes zope deOm
Zan tedn odo delo okO desetsoc eiStcev od kater m
pa danes samo Sc kah tritoe Sajkar k
Mill nadeo e veko Stevo canov organizacje Industrial Work
ers of the Word zahevao umi tedenski delavnk II
zadn hote prdruziti Zdruzenim tekstnm deaYcem
ki zahtevaio 47urni tedenSE deavnil
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
MEsTo COLUMBUS PRosLAvLJA RIcKENBAHERJA:

COLUMBUS OHIO IT, febr Danes zjuraj e doSpel semka
IL Washmgona kapan Edward v Rckenbacher naboJa eaec
niegovem oSnem Columbus sovesno preJeI odbor
njegovih sorOakOv Bralnega etaca takoj odpe max
GA e danes popone sovesno pozdavio ter prize
o ogromno PARADE vdeo preko pedese organ
zac Mesn zupan e proga pol dneva prakom da bo ahko
prebvavO doSOnO pOzdravo in pocaStO sVoJesa
savnega roaka kapitana Rckenbacherja.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
NEMIRI v TOVARNI
CEVLJEV.

HAvERHILL, MASS. " tu-
kaisnji tovarni cevljev tvrdke
"Austin H. Perry Company" SO
nastali nemiri, nakar je prislo do
izgredov. Policija je zaprla Sc
dem delavcev.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
zoPET LINCANJE.

SHREVEPORT, LA. = V~pe-
tex je tukaj obesilo petdeset mas
kiranih ljudi crnca Viljema Faul-
knerja. Drhal je iztrgala crnca
IL rok serifov, XII so ga aretovali,
keE je umoril T. G. Owensa in ME-
govo soprogo.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
Bu1etini.
sTRAJK BERLINsKIH TRGoVSKIH soTRUDNIKoV Sc JE
RAzSIRIL v HAMBURG
RERLIN, NEMCIJA. :

BERLIN NENCIJA Stavka bernskih trgovsah sotrudn-
kov Sc e azra Hamburg ker e astavkaO preko 9oO goV
skin sotrdnikov in pomonikov HamburS rgOvS pomocnk so
zapusti delo nao zo zOzbenih Oh pakate Ma KATE
rh e staIo sNaS deodaac narede million etO docm
pa6an rs markami mesec Med bermskm sa!kar-
in deodaiaei Sc ozda dOgel sporazm Sevo strakar
lev presega 10000.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
JUGosLovANI zAUPAJo WILsoNU.

PARZ Srbska hvatska sOvenska deegacija mirovne
konference e zroGa mstrskemu predsednku Cemen
noto zatrju da ina popono zaupanje duha IN
pravcO presdnka Wsona da e prpravena pokor nego
odo OrOma pOedOvanu da difference N Vada-
10 med kraevnO Srbov in SlOvencev Italijo
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, February 18TH
1919, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
PoRAz RoJAL1sToV v LIzBoNI.

LIZBONA PORTUGALSKO UradnO pOrOclo, ki ga le ida
danes portugaka vada naznana ola je dOba epubEaSk
da Opou kier n bo gnezdo nazadniaSkh kraevaSev zop
nadvado in avoreO Cani mOnarhGne Wade bill aretova
monarhscne Gete pa so Sc deloma vdae, deOma razse
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18
PLEBIscIT Ma TIRoLsKEM.

BERN SVICA = Troska provineana dea je skenia 1--we
s pebiscit maj odo komu maj dezea vbodo6e prpada Zd
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18

PARIZ e dospea socialsene conference Bernu
rona delegaca socaistov XII zoc francoskmu ministske
u predednku Clemenceauvu rezouco adoptrano Bem "a
aero zele d Sc predoM konrenc Anrski prdsed
nix e spree rezouco objub da bo predoz movn kon
ferenc.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18

Ill., 18th
required by the Act of October6th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-02-18

MIA poroeia Dunaa naznanja da ua med Avsro in Mem
Giio ne smatra nemogocm.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-26

they are all represented IN the A.
sembly, and it is in the assembly
that the combined representation of
the several members Of the British
Empire are assigned six votes, and
you are constantly being told that.
Great Britain has six votes and wa
have one. l want you to appreciate
the full Significance of that; thew
have six votes in the assembly and
the assembly don't vote. So that
bubble is exploded.
There are several matters in
which the vote of the assembly must
cooperate with the vote of the coun-
eli. but in every such case a unani-
nous vote of the council is neces-
sary. lnasmuch as the United States
Is permanent member of the coun-
cil. her vote is necessary to every ac-
tive policy of the league. and there
tore the single vote of the United
states always counts six. so far as
the votes of the British Empire are
concerned.
"Out of doors. that is to saw. out
OF the legislative halls. there is no
organized opposition to this treaty
except among the people who tried
10 defeat the purposes of this xov-
ernmen: in the war Hyphen is the
knife that Is being stuck into this
document. The issue is clearly drawn
because, lnasmuch as we arc masters
OF our own participation in the ac-
ton of the league of nations, why
do we need reservations %
New-York tribune., 1919-09-26

measure up to the Presidents require
ments for successful covenant. 1t
does not embgace half of the worlds
population"
1t is increasingly apparent that the
President is embarrassed over the
clause in the peace treaty which in the
league of nations assembly gives Great
Britain six votes to one for the United
States. In every address now ne takes
up this point. At first when he dis
cussed it he made an argument to
prove that the vote in the assembly
does not amount to a great deal any
way. as action rested with the council
of the league. where the United States
has the same representation as Great
Britain and where the vote has to be
unanimous. Formerly the one vote Of
the United States was "just as good"
as the six votes of Great Britain.
The idea seems to grow on the
President, for in his Cheyenne speech
yesterday for the first time he said
that one vote of the United States
"outweighs" the British six. In the
official text of the address the word
"outweighs' was changed to "offsets."
New-York tribune., 1919-09-26

declared, yet the President has called
upon the Senate to forget the de-
tails" The President, he said, would
substitute this phrase for the slogan of
safety first" Wnet would happen on
a railroad, the Senator asked, if it re-
placed its safety first" signs with an
injunction to its employees to forget
the Details
Taking issue with the Presidents as
sertlon that Great Brtains six votes
IN the assembly would be no more
powerful than the one vote of this
country, because action Of the assem-
bly, must be by unanimous vote, the
Indiana Senator declared Mr.. Wilson
"overlooked the fact that in those dis
putes in which America is directly con-
cerned we haze no vote at all. He also
pointed to the provision in Article XIV
under which any dispute referred to
the assembly may be decided by a
majority vote, and to the assembly's
power Of approval by a maj ority vote
of the four elective members of the
council
AS to the right of withdrawal, SEN
ator New declared the United States
would not be the sole judge Of whether
1t had discharged its international obli
cations at any time it might wish to
withdraw, but must submit the ques
tion to arbitration. In support of this
assertion he contended that under
Article XIII it is Expressly stated the
Interpretation of the covenant, as we'll
as any pact which might constitute a
breach of international obligation, is
generally suitable for arbitration" Dec
ilnatlon of any nation to arbitrate
would mean submission of the question
t the council, he added.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-26
DeliberatiOn Held
Preventative Of War

You understand that SIX months
are allowed for the leagues con
sideration of these facts by the coun-
ell. ana at the expiration of these
SIX months if they are not ready to
accept the views of the council in
the settlement Of the dispute they
will dtill not go to war for another
three months. After this they sub
nit the differences between them to
the judgment of the league, and just
as certain as they DO this they will
not resort to war, for men will know
that there will be a delibe ration
council, and the most dangerous thing
for a bad thought is to expose it TO
the opinion of the world
Now, you have heard Of six votes
belonging to Great Britain Do you
think IT unjust that there should be
some opportunity of debate given to
that little country in the south, New
Zealand? Do you think it unjust
that Australia should be allowed to
take part in tine debate? Do YOU
think it unjust that that little nation
IN the south Of Africa should be rep
resented? Those two men who rep
resented South Africa at Paris
were two distinguished generals Of
the Boer army. They were two of
the most intelligent men I have ever
met, men who could talk with the
best of statesmen.
Canada good neighbor? Is not
Canada more likely to agree with the
United States than with Great Britain {?
New-York tribune., 1919-09-26
Wilson Defends
League mPueblo
y ar Impossible, He Says,
When Great Nations
Agree to Deliberate

President Wilson, in his address al
Pueblo, said in part:
In the covenant of the league of
nations the moral forces of the world
are modified for whatpurposeo NY
fellow citizens, the membership of
this great league of nations includes
all the great, mighty nations of the
world 1t is not going to include
Germany for the tirne being because
Germany is not one of the great ma
tions of the world.
But all of the nations which have
power are going to be membe of
this league. No matter what diff
ferences arise. they will not resort
to war without first having done one
or another of two things submit
ting the matter in controversy to
arbitration, or, having submitted it
10 the consideration of the council
of the league of nations, laying be
fore that council all the truths o.
the facts so that the council may
publish the facts to the world.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-26
Ashurst Capitulates
And Wires Wilson He
viii Supp0rt Treaty

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator
Ashurst, of Arizona, who admitted yes
terday he would vote against the John
son amendment equalizing the votes of
the United States and Great Britain in
the league of nations assembly, to-day
completely capitulated, sending the
president a telegram that he would
vote against reservations as we'll as
amendments. His telegram follows:
Although have had, as you Of
course. know, serious doubts and
mAsglvlngs as to some parts of the
league covenant. I am, nevertheless,
convinced that Germany would OBJ
tain material advantage and would
come out Of the war practically a
victor were the treaty amended or
were any reservations added. To my
mind 1t is this treaty or no treaty,
and |, for one, am not willing to
assume the frightful responsibility
OF .precipitating chaos upon the
world by some hazardous amendment
or reservation. I have studied this
tremendous question from every
angle and am sure that at this junct-
ure | car render my country, indeed
the entire civilized world, a great
service by voting for the treaty
without amendment or reservation.
"ASHURST"
New-York tribune., 1919-09-26
wilson 'Hyphen' Charge
Is Denounced by Wood

Henry A. Wise Wood, president of
the League for the Preservation of
American independence, yesterday tele-
graphed President Wilson characterize
ing as false the Presidents statement
at Cheyenne that the only organized
forces opposed to the league of ma
tions were hyphenated Americans. Mr..
Wood criticised Mr.. Wilson for his
"slur' on the Americanism of the
members of the League for the Preser-
walton of American Independence. who
he said. had been leaders Ct the pre-
paredness and anti German movements
in America before the United States
entered the war. His telegram fol-
lows:
Hon. Woodrow Wilson,
"President of the United States.
Wichita, Kan.
THE press this morning quotes YOU
as having made the following state
ment on September "a, at Cheyenne:
1.-The only organized forces opposed
to the league Of nations are hyphen-
ated Americans. Outside, | mean, of
the Congressional circles.
This statement, sir, is a falsehood
The League for the Preservation of
American independence, which was
formed in March last to support those
in the Senate who oppose the covenant
in its present intolerably un-American
form, was founded and is administered
by men who, with Theodore Roosevelt
and Leonard Wood, organized the pre-
paredness movement, and who subse-
quently untiringly pointed cut to you
your duty, to which you did not awake
until two and half years thereafter
ut needs not to be added that these
men were bitterly opposed to Germany
and her methods long before you were,
nor that it i'll becomes a Chief Ex-
ecutive, who would surrender the
sovereignty of his country. to slur the
Americanism Of those who would pre-
serve it. have not hesitated to
characterize your statement with ac-
curacy and plainness for the reason
that you. having yourself fouled the
robes of high office by your persistent
use of distortion, half truth and un-
truth, and by your calumny Of honest
and patriotic men, have no longer the
right to claim the protection of those
robes when you are called upon to
meet the consequences of your wholly
inexcusable words and acts.
"HFNRY A. WISE WOOD"