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The state herald., 1920-01-02
JUST TO THINK ABOUT.

/. The statement was made in
the senate few days ago that If
we do not promptly conclude
peace with Germany We will be in
danger of losing our foreign trade.
and that the prices of all articles Of
export will be lowered in this coun-
try because of the lack Of foreign
demand.
Also, we have been repeatedly
told of late that our prices are ab-
normally high because Of the great
demand for our goods from over
the seas. Sugar, for instance, was
shipped overseas until n famine was
produced here at home, and prices
went up SO high We had to use
steplndder to locate them.
Now, IL cutting off some Of our
export trade would make the nee.
essities Of life more numerous over
here. and would thereby reduce
prices to sane level ngnin would
] not b rather good thing for you,
and the rest Of the people nt home.
OF course, few plutocrntic ex-
porters might have to forego some
of their fat profits, but what Of III
They care nothing for us.-why
should We worry about thcmf
You nrc your own thinkcr-do n
little of il.
9. Settlement OF the conl strike
is not over, MS many fondly believe.
II is only postponed for time to
nppease the wrath OF mn cxaspcrnt-
ed public. II will bob up again
soon in nll Of its dcvilishncss TO
hnrrnss mn already ovcrburdcncd
people.
A committee OF three will be In
control Of the situation In the
future. and this committee will have
the Inst word in the settlement Of
controversies. On that committee
you will see one man representing
the coal operators, one man repre-
scnting the coal diggers, and one
man representing the vast millions
who must buy coal regardless Of
price.
The RESULT A forceone consln-
sion. Of course. When Il comes 70
test vote two men Of the commit
The state herald., 1920-01-02

Master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
His Yells Stopped
Auto Purloiners

A brnzen effort was made by four
youths late Friday night 10 steal an
automobile from tho Central garage.
704 jackson St, according to a report
made by Robert Hanson. garage
manager. early Saturday morning
70 tho police.
The youths. according 10 Hanson.
drove into the garage and ordered
some oil and gasoline. and while Han
son was filling the machine. two OF
tho youths jumped into another ma.
chine. which was standing In the
garage. and started TO drive away.
Their scheme was detected by Han.
son. who yelled. forcing them 10
abandon the car. All four youths
escaped In their own automobile.
~~N~~~~~~~J~r>~>N ~~>~~-~>NSN~~>~~N~-~
about taxes, etc. Every time you
render valuable assistance to a de
positor. he becames an invaluable ad.
vertising medium-the kind you can.
pot purchase with money. Kindness
shown to strangers and sympathetic
interest toward men aud women Of
limited business oxperience--thiss sort
of good will is like bread cast upon
the waters--it returns to you after
many days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
TELLS BANKERS
TO Be SINCERE
Secret OF Publicity Success.
Says Frazier


BOSTON. April cs.-Raymond r.
Frazier. president OF the Washington
Mutual Savings bank. Of Seattle. de-
livcred an address before "A national
conference OF savings bankers held
yesterday in the Boston City. club.
His subject was, "what II ne Best
Publicity and Advertising for En-.
couraging Savings ana for Promot.
ing Good will7"
"Thc best kind OF advertising for
encouraging savings is the printed
or spoken message which rings with
sincerity and carries conviction TO
the person Addressed" he said in
part. "a plain message. plainly
spoken, Is what brings the business.
Financial advertising is serious
matter. Dignifled expression Is
therefore important Exclamation
points should rarely be employed.
saint Paul. tho apostle. IL he were
living today. would have a wonderful
opportunity In the field of advertis.
ing. There was vibrant power In
everything this great apostle said TO
his fellowfmen, ana MS words were
so clear. forccful and convincing that
they have come laundering down
thru the centuries. apparently with
out loss OF power. and all of us,
whether we admit II or not. are In
flucnced In our daily lives by his ut
terances. This is proven by the fact
that we are all constantly quoting.
often uneonsciously. from the
speeches and letters Of Saint Paul,
the apostle.
Let every officer and cmploye of
your bank he trained TO tho impor.
tsnce of assisting depositors In every
possible way--namcly. advising with
them on the sale Of their property.
terms Of their contracts advice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
PLAN RECLAMATION
CONGRESS HERE TO
AID HUGE PROJECT

and the lowering OF tho eosis OF
living.
The chief projec, upon which the
national attention In 20 be focused
" tho Columbia river basin. which
when developed. viii create another
state OF Washington within the
present state Il is claimed.
To promote this enterprise and
other irrigation projects. II IL
planned 20 hold an Irrigation and
reclamation congress In Seattle on
M large scale Ms that conducted
by Los Angeles recently 20 promote
the Colorado river basin project.
The meeting Friday was Initiated
by the Spokane Chamber Of Com
merco. Those who addressed the
meeting were: W s. Gilbert. prcsi-
dent OF the Spokane chamber.
Arthur Jones. Fred Adams. II. NJ
calkins. vice president OF the Chi.
cago. Milwaukee A St. Paul railway.
Y. Il. Blaine and Senator Miles
Poindrxter. President Hedges OF
the Seattle chamber presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
SYNDICALIST
MOTION FAILS
Convicted |. w. w. Is De,
MED Another Trial

Robert McLcnnan. an 7. w. W.
organizer convicted this week OF
criminal syndicailsm. was denied q
new trial by Superior Judge J. T
Ronald today and sentenced 10
serve one TO 10 years IN the state
prison. Ills attorney. Ralph Pierce.
served notice that he would appeal
TO tho supreme court,
McIenuan was found guilty by n
jury 81 having distributed I. W. W.
pamphlets. The pamphlets were
printed In 1915. the defense claimed.
some years before tho criminal syn.
dlealism law was enacted, but
Judge Ronald held that this fact
had no bearing on McLennan's act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
STACKER GIVEN
JAIL SENTENCE
Posed as Husband OF Ne
braska Woman

SPOKANE. April a. - Federal
Judge Rudkin dii not know whether
@. T fIgEstt &c. loved another
mans wifc 40 well tina, he called
her his own TO evade the draft. or
whether he hated the army 40 much
that he was willing 10 do anything
20 get out ~ service.
Llggctt pleaded gsilty 10 making
false ques,ionnaire In federal
court
Four months In county jail Ia his
sentence. Unmarried. he posed a.
the husband OF n Nebraska farmers
wife, when called In selective draft.
Later he married the woman but
she divorced him. She WINS II years
his senior. Lggett has another
wife IN Nebraska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Some OF the bcs, motor truck
drivers on EARTH were developed on
tho Western front during the latter
days Of the war when u took a speed
demon to keep up with Tho fleeing
German armies.
Some Of these same truck drivers
arc now on the King county pay.
roll. Here arc the pictures Of 20
chaps. all ex'serviee men. whe have
found Jobs In County Commissioner
Tom Dobson'n district No. >. stretch.
ing from Ballard 90 Renton. on tho
east side OF Lake Washington. Prom
Jeff 10 right they ARE;
Top tier George pritchard. Rem
ton. headquarters company. iesrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Woman in Auto Is
Killed by Train

HUBBARD. Ore. April 2s.-Mrs.
Edward schlol. -. was killed here
last night when the automobile In
which she and her husband were
riding was struck ana 1cmotisnea
by a Southern Pacific freight train.
The woman was hurled nearly 100
bile Her skull was fractured. Hei
husband. a doctor. received internal
injuries and is suffering from nerv.
Gus shock. His condition II critical
The fatal accident occurred Mt a
crossing where buildings obscure a
view OF the railroad track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

regiment. 2sth division. A T.. ~
Thomas Fault. Renton. U. s. s. Ryn.
dan. and George Washington. trans.
por, service: Mcibourn~ Greggs.
Newcastle. U. &. &. ciss. sub
chaser. siblry stcnmoc. 100 y. stth
st. formerly os the isis, infantry
Company H.. Dewey Smith. Fail
city. u. n. s.. R.ie.
Second tier; Howard Stow. Fall
City. .sth Engineers. Company D.;
G. A. Eldanoe. North Bend. I. az C.
and si5th Engineers: Charles Schu-
Ter. puvaii. Company c. Eighth In
fan,ry. II. =. regulars: Floyd Bush.
fara1uab. arm y. A.. 18th division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Print Paper Bill
Signed by Wilson

wAsIINGT0N. April 2s.--rresi-
dent Wilson today signed the print
paper bill. The print paper bill
provides that imported paper cost
ing eight cents or less n pound shall
not be dutiablc. II raised this ex.
emption from five cents a pound
as means OF stimulating imports
of print paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Third tier. Earl J. Benncr. Sno'
auaimle. s:o,h infantry. soth divis-
ion. O. W. Haggar,y. 500 iath ave.
y. w. ssist Infantry. siNt division.
Company y: r. l.. Holmes, seth and
10th ave. ~. T.. i6ist infantry. Com.
pany l.: Dave Williams. 40 Lake
ave. s.. Motor Truck company FL,
Walter Ellis. .7th artillery.
Fourth tier; Albert r. johnson.
Snoduainie. Company II. 37d en-.
gineers: Ben Sands, 1907 ~. Saith st.,
Company II. 1914 infantr~ 2e,h di-
vision: Floyd Lyme. isr u. U. 3,
\. Rochester; II v. III captain
Of engineers. Paul Holu& snaqush.
Company n. ii7th engiM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Clown Is
Unable to Work

PoUGHKEEPsfE. N. Y, April
24--Hls career in the sawdust ring
ended. Alec Jacobson. 70 years Old.
who for many years has made chill
dren happy with his antics as a
circus clown, has been placed in the
care OF wealthy niece I'm New
York city by tho local bureau OF
Associated Charities. 10 which he
applied for aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Plan Extensive
Tourist Season

Plans for an extensive tourist sea
son. which may be developed to the
scope OF continuous festivities In
cities OF Washington. oregon and
British Columbia, including a play
week In Seattle. are under contem.
pla,ion by the Northwest Tourist
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Venice.

leaks--Vcnice.
The recruiting sergeant suggested
that Adams acquire water on the
knee with his other accomplishments
and then enter the patagonlan navy.
Another suggestion was that he
e-rotx fins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Worked on Car; He
Lands in Hospital

James Forbes. 81, iis GOTH ave. Is
In the Seattle genetal hospital sat
urday with a cut finger. sustained
early Saturday morning while work.
Ing as a car repairrnan at the King
At. station repair yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Jail Labor Cheap;
and Strikes Taboo

MEMPHIS. Aprii zi.--This city
has. but doesn't boast Of having. the
cheapest labor In the United States.
Prisoners work under the direction Of
the police department for 30 cents an
hour. There are no strikes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Get Real Shock at
This Bathing Beach

San FRANCISCO. April "a
Armed bandits held up Louis Hays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Al n cost Of 500 an acre. an
empire Of l.7so.o 900 acres now
lying Idle. can be brought un
der the highest state Of c1,Itivs
ton within the boriers Of this
state. doubling. In this manner.
the productive area Of Wash.
ington.
This. in brief. iH the chief goal OF
an organization 10 be formed az
the result OF a conference held al
the Rainier club Friday between
leading business men Of Spokane
ana Seattle. The organization Is "a
he not only statewide but inter
state wide. for the scope OF the
projects 20 be boosted
will total millions OF acres IN Wash
Ington. Idaho. Montana and oregon
These four states are TO be welded
into one great booster organization
10 Impress upon congress the urgent
necessity Of making arid lands pro
iuctlve and thus bring TO a quicker
solution the feeding OF the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Evergreen Trail
to Lure Tourists

time Delight" II the title OF color
full map pamphlet sent turnout the
nation this week by the Rainier
National Park company. II shows
the route OF natural beauty for
tourists In the Northwest. recitea
facts and figures OF Northwest
cities and explains the "lure of the
West"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

tIcian who has managed to get him
self dislikcd by the machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

In the presence Of scores Of swin,-
mers- They ran. No one was dress
ed for the chase and so they escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Government supplies valued mt
1886. o0o.0 900 werc sold on credit to
European nations last year.
A grain Of strychnlne will embitter
100000 grains Of water.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
IGRA.

Lincoln, Neb. "Majhno Pc.
ro", clan indijanskega rodu O
sage iz Oklahoma, katerega do
hodki ma oljiih poljih znasaJo
1000 dolariev na mesec, je bill tu-
kaj aretiran radi postopanja.
Indijanec je Mpovedal, \ lda-Je
odsel cd donna dobro zalozen 2 Gle
narjem, ola malo "pogleda svet
V Lincolnu Sc je seznanil neka-
terimi prijaznimi. neznanci, S ka-
terimi Sc je spustil igro. V krat
KEN easu so ga popolnoma obrali.
Policija Sc je preprieala, ola go
vori resnico in ga je spustila, ko
je dospel denar njegovega do
ma.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
NAsE NARocNIKE sMo

ze veckrat opozarjali ma draginjo,
XII lie zvezi Mdajanjem sloven-
skin listov V Ameriki in prosli
vsled tega naroenike, XII SO zaosta-
Ii 2 narocnino, ola isto do prvega
aprila ponoyijo, ker smo Jim dru-
gaee primorani S prvim aprilom
posiljanje lista vstaviti. Vellko
stevilo Sc je odzvalo temu nasemu
pozivu, jih je pa Sc nekaj, ki te-
ga Sc MISC storili, in med tenn jih
je nekaj, XII so ze vec letni marco
|nilxi, pa ce v najkrajsem easu ma
rocnine ne poravnajo, jim bono
posfjanje lista primorani vstaviti
po prvem aprilu.
Umevno je, da pri toliki in ta-
ko neznosni draginji, ne moreno
lista DO vee mesecev posiljati ma
upanje, pa ee Sc tudi kateri ma
rocnikov obveze, da bo isto po-
ravnal, ker pripetilo Sc je ze, ola
Sc ie dotienik preselil V drug kraj,
ne da bi prestavil list in dolg po~
ravnal.
Place tiskarjem so zopet 2 %.
februarjem povisali, kar SO storili
vsakih sest mesecev V zadnjih
treh letih. Ia tiskovni papir, "a
katerega smo placevali pred yojno
nelxaj mani kot 2 centa "a funt,
med, vojno pa najvec AZ centa,
placamo zanj sedaj po IL centov
"a funt.
Ne maramo ponavljati vseh to-
zadevnih podrobnosti, ker smo to
ze pref veckrat storili, prosimo lie
one, Xxi mas razamejo, ola nam po-
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
zoPET KREPcILo,

Harry White, kurjae ma parni,
kin. ie toliko star, da bi Vsekakor
moral vedeti, da je tonika "a lase
V prvi vrsti namenjena z drgn1tl
''vrhunec eleveStva'', ne pa "a
spiranje grla, zelodca in erev. On
tega seveda nj vedel, pa Je Fpo-
motoma" spill steklenieo lasne to-
nike, katero je kupil V brivniei
ker je menil, da spada ia pllace Y
tisti razred kot lepodiSeei likerJi-
Well, ko je enkrat steklenieo O.
tisnil', je bio dObro' in Harry Sc
je kmalu poeutil tako kakor, ola Je
star sele sestnajst let,
IZaSel ie 4voziti barko' po eni
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
sMRTEN sKoK.

Granite City, H. Stirideset-
letna Mrs. w. A. Murray IL Alto
ma, Ill. je bila zadnji pondeljek u
bita ma mestu, ko je skocla IL av-
tomobila, katerem Sc je sedelo Sc
pet drugih zensk, naravnost pred
locomotive drvecega vlaka. Vlak
je V naslednjem trenutku zadel V
automobil, katerega je vrgel da-
lee ma stran in popolnoma preobr-
nil. Kljub temu so vse ostale zen
ske razen nekoliko neznatnih
prask ostale neposkodovane.
Truplo Mrs. Murray je bilo
straSno razmesarJeno.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30

magaio IL stiske teh kriticnih
cash, ola cim pref poravnajo dol
govano svoto in Sc Sc v napreJ
predplacajo ter nam pridobijo no
viii naroenikov in prispevajo po
moznosti "a tiskovni sklad. Steer
nismo Sc nikdar pref prosili "a to,
sprejeli smo lie, kar nam je kdo
daroval, a sedanjih velekapitaii-
sticnih cash smo primorani tudi
re "a to prositi.
V mesecu marcu so "a tiskovm
sklad darovati sledeei somislJenl-
XII:
j. Grahek, $3.50; po $1.00:
j. strumbelj, M. Stefancie, j.
Zoran, F. Zajc, F. Koren, J.
Petek in j. Droll; G. Staudo-
har roc; po soc: A. Marin
SEX, J. Hribar, F. Iglic, j. Lipo-
SEX, F. Lonear, M. Pustovrh, G.
Hrvatin, J. Pihlar, A. zele, ]. Ju-
rican, M. Gajsek, J. Blatnik, A..
Kirn, V. Repovz, A. Pirih, V. For
tuna, L. Horvat in j. Sine; skupaj
$500. v januarju $500 in V fe-
bruarju $24.9O. Skupaj V treh me-
secih $6S.1O. Iskrena hvala vsem.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
RIJOTI MA DANSKEM; ZAH-
TEVA PO REPUBLIKI.

Copenhagen, %. marca. - Re
publika bo V Danski la.hko pro-
glasena po naprednih strankah
kot rezultat tega, ker je kralj
Kristijan razpustil danes kabinet,
Premier G.. T. Zahle, kateri je
bill obenem justicni minister od
q. junija 1913, ko je formiral
ministrstvo, je bill pozvan na kon-
ference h kralju. Zahtevalo Sc je
cd MEGA, da kabinet resignira,
cemur Sc je ON uprl. Nakar je mo-
narh naznanil, ola je ministrstvo
razprlsceno IN zahteval,' da Zahle
vodi posle dol<ler Sc ne ustanovi
novega kabineta. Za'hle je odklo-
nil.
NJ. Liebe, advokat visjega So
disca, je potem ma zahtevo kralja
formiral novi kabinet. M. Liebe je
dobro znan konzervativni politik.
On nj clan parlamenta.
Pozneje je prisla deputacija O
brtnih unijonistov in socijalistov
h kralju Kristijanu in ga obve-
stila, ola ako ne postavi zopet cd
slovljenega premierja Zahle-ja, sc
bo prihodnjo sredo sklicalo gene
ralno stavko po vsej Danski.
Copenhagen, 80 marca. (12 80
zjutraj:) - Velike mnozice ljudi
napolnjuje mestne trge po vsem
mestu in zahtevajo, da Sc Dansko
proglasi "a republiko. Use ulice,
XII vodijo h kraljevi palaci so "a
varovane S policijo.
Kralj Kristijan je pozno v noel
sprejel deputacijo socijalistov, S
katero Sc je pogovarjal kake pol
ure. Predlozilo Sc je zahteve, na
katere je oblj1dbil kralj odgovori-
ii cd 9 uri in trideset minut do
poldne danes. KakSne so predloze-
ne zahteve Sc Sc nj objavilo.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30

Berlin, 20. marca. Nemska
vlada namerava storiti energicne
korake, da zavaruje nemsko ljud-
stvo proti "nepostavnm delom
komunisticnih sil, katere Sc vedno
operirajo V distriktu Ruhr, pravi
manifest, katerega je izdala nem-
Ska vlada, ako komunisticni vodi-
|telji ne dajo polnih CARAMEL gene
ralu Watter-ju, poveljniku vlad-
nih Get V onem okraju.
SledeGe pogoje, kateri, ee Sc IL
vrsijo ali sprejmejo, bodo odvrni-
Iii Waldo Cd tega, ola ne zavzame
boil drastitnega postopanja ma,
pram onim, kateri Sc upirajo Via
dni oblaSti:
Brezpogojno prizanvanje kon,
stitucijonelnih drzavnih oblasti.
Takoj nroeiti ljudske urade
preisnjim uradnikom, ako MISC
slednji pomagali reakcijonarni re-
voluciji, katero je ma l3. marca
zapocel DR.. Wolfgang Kapp.
Takojsnjo izpustitev jetnikov.
Ako Sc tie pogoje sprejme, te-
dai Sc vlada ne bo mesala vee V
ondotne razmere, toda, ce ne bo-
do, tedaj bo general Waiter dobil
polno moe, da nadaljuje svoJm
delom.
Manifest izjavlja, ola Sc nj drza-
10 Pielefeldove pogodbe, ker ma
Ipadi ma Wesel Sc Sc vedno ponav-
lljaio in ola je "Stevilne pritozbe
! dobila vlada cd raznih strani mad
ravnanjem ekstremistov. !"
Pariz, 20. marea. - Absolutno
Ipotrdilo. da so nemSka regrlarne
cete dospele V Ruhr distrikt takoJ
ma rob zavezniske okupacijske 20
ne brez vsakega dovoljenja od
strani zaveznikov. je danes fran
eoski zunanji urad, je danes po-
roeano.
Re6eno je bilo, da bo celia zade-
va najbrz prisla pred najvisji kon-
Gil Londonu. Francozi praviJo,
da ne morejo najti nobenega opra-
viCila "a ia Gin.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30

vrsila Kharkovu ma prvega. ma
ia, je njavljeno.
Trideset britiSkih castnikov, ka-
teri so bill V Rusiji kot vojni uje-
tniki, potem kakih 200 britiSkih
podanikov, trije ranjeni Francozi
in trideset Dancev odide danes s
posebnim vlakom proti finski me-
.ji Wee britiSkih castnikov je pro-
stovoljno pocakalo drugega vlaka,
da Sc odpelje proti severn.
Warsava, 10. marca (zaostalo).
= Poljski armadi ne pretijo samo
boljsevili, katerimi imajo opra-
viii Ma vshodni 'front.' nego tudi
velikanske tolpe volkov
Amerikanci, XII so Sc povrnili
Warsavo z blEine Dvinskoya, pri-
povedujejo, ola Sc je pred par ted
nj poslalo ma patrolo diva poljska
vojaka ma konjih, ko je bill sneg
vec cevljev debel in. nista Sc vee
povrnila. Pozneje Sc je naslo o.
kostja obeh vojakov in nedalee
strani okostja njunih konjev. Sa-
mokrese sta oba Mstrelila in ubila
sedem teh kryOlOcnih Zyeri.
Volkovi Sc drze tropah cd Is
do so skupaj in pripoveduje Sc, da
so nenavadno drzni.
Mnogo poljskih vojakov je po-
stale nezmoznih "a sluzbo zaraJ
premrazenj, to je, ker so jim zmr-
znile roke in noge. Poljski eastni-
XII so izjavili napram Amerikan-
Gem, da SO v eni diviziji na. seve-
ru zmrznile roke in noge vec kot
Epetdesetim vojakom. Cd teh je BIZ
10 80 tako hudo ozehlih, da Sc jim
! je odrezalo noge.
| Novorossisk, RuSiJa, ~. marca.
= Okupiranje tega mesta po bolj-
|seviskih eetah Sc je nvrsilo zad-
lnjo soboto OBJ 10 uri dopoldne.
| Ma tisoee Denikmejevih pro-
stovoljcev jeyzbezalo V sovjetske
tabore, ostali so Sc ukrcali ma la
die in Sc Denikinejem odpeljali
|proti Krimu.
Edini parniki, kateri so Sc 20
perstavljali boljseviski okupaciji
SO bill ruski, kateri so izstrelili
nekoliko granat proti boljseviskim
ISLAM. KrMarka Galveston (ameri-
ska) je bila poslednja, Xxi je zapu-
Scala pristan in ma katero Sc nj
strelialo, docim so boljseviki fran
coske in britiske ladje, med tenn
ko SO odhajale, obsipali 2 ognjem
lstrojnih puSk.
Vse boljse vrste parnikov Sc je
ze pref odstranilo IL pristanisca,
predno so prisli boljseviki V bli-
Zinc.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
Josip Ivansek.

zopet imamo belezti zaostno vest. Josip Ivansek
sovstanovitej in prvi glavn tajnik S. S e. e mrtev
Chicago in predmestji Chicago kot tud nekaterih
drugih aih je razsaal zadnjo nedeljo grozen vihar
pravca cikon pokoni Ivansek Sc e ravno prpravlJa
kot tajnik drustva "Slovena" G. S. B. p J ma redno
mesecno seo ko prdru vrtinec, h je obrnil hso in ga
poopal pod razvalnami Pozneje ga je nasa resina e
spedcija in spravla bolnsnico ker Je pc noel ma
pondeljek 20 marca umrl
Pokojnik Sc je rod leta 1885 Catezu stajerskem
Amer e bival "a let zapusca zeno in q let starega
sina, drugi sin e umrl pri mornarici oh easu vone
Josip Ivansek je poznan mnogim clanom s. S P q,
katero e pomagal gradit in katere prv ajnk e bill pa
tudi rugace je bill poznan mnogim naSim roakom srom
Amerike rad svojega prkuplvega obnasanja. Sedaj e
mrtev postal e zrtev grozne vremenske sile
Josip Ivansek e bill naprednega misljenja vse skoN
in skozi ter clan drustva st. l. svojem Ivenu Sc e We
like trudl borbi zvjenje sebe in "a korist
nasih ljudi vobce Pr vsak napredn vstanovtv e bill
takoj zaGetku in pomagal po svoh moceh te
lesno in dusevno. Pred neka lett 81 je kup dive lott
Melrose Park predmestu Chicago kjer 81 e poznee po
stavl epo velko hso, kateri je postal sedaj Ntev
Blag mu bodi spomin in druzini nase sreno socutje
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
BALoN Sc JE DvIGNIL 0SEM
MILL IN POL VISOKO.

Aberdeen, Md. Ma tukaj-
ssniem meteorologicnem opazovali-
seou Sc je napravilo zanimiv po-
skus. Spustilo Sc je visino balon
brez vsake osebe ma MENU. Balon
Sc je dvignil 1925 cevljev viso-
lSo, kar znasa vec nego osem mill
in pol. Pozneje ie balon izginil IL
pred oci, dasi Sc je gledalo "a MIN
modernimi daljnogledi.