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Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
Sore Throat or Mouth

You should keep the throat and mouth
clean and healthy. Any disease that
attacks the canal through which must pass
the food we eat, the Beverages we drink
and the very air we breathe is serious
matter. Why neglect Sore Throat or
Sore Mouth when TONSILINE makes it
so easy for you to get reliefP
TONSILINE is specially prepared for
that one purpose. TONSILINE ~
does its full duty-you can s<SsX
depend upon it. Keep a bottle n
In the house where you can
get it quickly when needed. &c., q
and 60c. Hospital Size, $100. "a
Your druggist sells TONSHINE- N
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
LINCOLN CITY

Mrs. Annie Burris who has been
spending several weeks in New Castle
has returned home.
Mrs. II. d. Cook has been the guest
of her brother. Mark Welch, at Will
mington, for several days.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
John Donovan on Friday evening, De-
cember 31st.
H. D. Cook, H. F. Warren and wife
and Mrs. Jay Abbott motored to Will
mington on Monday.
Joseph Willis and wife have return
ed home after very delightful visit
at Cleveland, Ohio.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Cordray Case on Tuesday afternoon,
December 2Sth. Text word, Joy.
Miss Hazel Southard. of Lincoln,
will be married to Mr.. CORTLAND Pind-
er. of New Castle, on Thursday. De-
cember 30th, at noon. The ceremony
will be performed at the NJ. e. Church.
Mrs Harry Cochran, of Washington,
d. c.. will play the wedding march,
and Mr.. Mason of Wilmington, will
sing.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
Samuel ]. Wilson & Son
MILTON, DELAWARE.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.

We have added to our funeral equipment a new
Motor Funeral Car, for which we make no extra
charge. We have still retained both our Black
and White horse drawn hearses. which therefore
places us in a position to furnish either horse
drawn or motor hearses.
We are the best equipped and carry the largest
stock of funeral supplies south of Wilmington.
Call phone. Office No. %, residence No. 29
Phone service day and night If calling after 10
>. m. cd1l No %. All calls promptly answered
wfe's services.
Eve also carry a large and complete assort-
peiit of Furniture Carriages Runabouts. Farm
Wagons, Rack Wagonsands i arming implements.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
FELTON,

The men in this vicinity are busy
killing their hogs, and packing out
their potatoes, but at a lower price
than they had hoped for.
Willard DeLong is spending some
time with Wilmington and Baltimore
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Porter have
moved into their new home on Wa
ter street that they have recently
bought.
Mrs. Sadie Cubbage has recently re-
turned from a few days visit with
Philadelphia friends.
The stork has visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cubbage recent
ly and left them a fine some, Isaac
Hammond Cubbage.
Mrs. Charles Duling has returned to
Wilmington after being the guest of
her mother. Mrs. George Vincent.
The ladies are busy doing their
Christmas shopping for they only have
a few more days left.
John Reynolds has returned home
from California.
The Xmas entertainment will be
held at the NJ. e. Church on Monday
evening. Everybody invited
The writer extends best wishes to
everyone for a Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
OVERLOOK

John Messick is sick at this writing.
People have started to saw wood in
this vicinity.
Alfred H. Dockerty of Wilmington
spent Monday evening with Mr.. VIM.
A. Greene.
r. P. Warrington and family spent
Sunday in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and
son. Herbert, of Wilmington, have
been visiting James ]. White.
There will be an entertainment Civ
en- in the hall on Tuesday evening,
December 2S. The Mite Society is Civ
ing it. Members and friends are in
vited.
Joe Mitchell who is employed with
the p R. R. Co. is home for the Xmas
holidays.
John White has purchased a new
Ford Sedan.
Mrs. Matilda Hill was in Milford
shopping on Wednesday.
Yours for Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
HARRINGTON

After most prosperous, successful
most abundant, uneventful year we
witness a drawing to a close of 1920
Christmas with all its usual, old-time
excitement of rushing to and fro be-
laden with bundles-betokeni a JOY
Gus time of giving and receiving. of
making happy and being made happy
with a spirit of thankfulness. First
for the knowledge of Him Who gave
us Christmas Day and second for the
blessed prosperous abundance where
with to give and then for the peace
and happiness that attends the dear
old Christmas custom of giving and
exchanging of gifts and of the feast of
good things. We would ask bless
ing to rest upon those who may be
enshrouded or surrounded by the dark
walls of distress and as the joys of
Christmas fade away and with il the
life of the old year, may we welcome
the birth of the new born year and
may its advent bring to each and ev-
cry one peace. health and prosperity.
A Happy New Year to every one.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clymer had DR..
Howard Clymer of Philadelphia as
their guest last week.
Miss Caroline Richardson is assist
ing in Garrett Harrington's store dur
ing the holiday rush.
Dr. Florence Marshall was in Phil
adelphia several days this week at
her Office there.
Dr. Thompson's baby is quite sick
The Century Club ladies held a ba-
zaar on Saturday at the Community
Hall. They realized about 800 for the
work.
The w. C. T. U. ladies presented the
members of the Firemen with S15700
last Monday, the proceeds of a sup
per for that purpose.
Miss Howell was very i'll all of last
week and was unable to teach. Mrs.
John Masten substituted for her.
Miss Virginia Harrington entertain
ed Miss Townsend of Wyoming.
Miss Mary Wright of Chester is Wis
iting Miss Anna Smith.
Mrs. S. L. Sapp is entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. Colbert Merriken or
Denton.
Mrs. Bella Reese has been entertain
ing her husband.
Mrs. Bessie Riggin of Delmar was
in Philadelphia Thursday.
Miss Mabel Brown spent last week
in town with her cousin, Miss Eliza |
beth Cahall.
Miss Pearl Cordory of Laurel is
spending few days with Miss Mil /
dred Saunders.
Miss Edna Parks il spending some |
time with her aunt, Mrs. Mae Parks |
near Pennington.
Clarence Porter. Corcey Hammond |
and Noble Cahall of Harrington have |
gone to Eustis, Florida for the win
ter months.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
FREDERICK

birthday dinner was given a few
days ago by Mrs. Mary A. Boone to
Miss Jane Bedell. teacher in Home
Economics. A feast of good things
was spread the centerpiece being a
snowy birthday cake surrounded by
lighted candles. The toasts were Civ
en- by Miss Haring.
Dressed hogs are much lower than
they were a few weeks ago, and are
selling here from S14 to SIG per hun
dred pounds.
/ The annual Christmas treat to the
scholars of Frederick NJ. E. Sunday
school by the officers will be given on
December 27.
Friday was turkey day" in this
community. Turkeys were brought to
Frederica from the surrounding coun-
try and the buyers were here in force.
Twelve to fourteen tons were bought
at so to 81 cents per pound. One mans
check was more than 81 200 and from
$4,000 to $4,000 were paid out.
On Christmas night the high school
students will give an entertainment
in the town hall. 1t will consist If two
Christmas sketches: Dolls, a Christ
ANOAAotnot anu ~ ANdllNll1
Masque." There will also be a chorus
by the children and other good fea-
lures which promise to make up
first class entertainment. Tickets on
sale at Downes drug store. Reserved
seats. S5c; general admission 25c.
On Christmas Eve the Junior Order
of United American Mechanics will
hold a special meeting. Every member
is urged to be present to have a jolly
good time.
The Third Quarterly Conference was
held Sunday morning in the NJ. E.
Church. The district superintendent.
DR.. Mowbray. presided at this meet--I
ing. Rev. w. w. Sharp, the pastor,
asked for a change to another charge.
He stated in his request that there
had been no friction during his stay
of five years here and that his rela-
tions with the church had been very
pleasant. He and his estimable wife
and family have made many friends
both in and out of the church who |
will miss them. Mr.. Sharp has dis !
charged his duty faithfully, according !
to the dictation of his conscience dur |
ing his pastorate here. We wish him !
health and prosperity wherever his la |
bors may lead him in the future.
Last Friday evening a large COM |
pany gathered at the home of Mr.. and /
Mrs. Luther Robbins. Jr., with we'd
ding shower. A very delightful even
ing was spent and an abundance of |
we're served. Many /
beautiful gifts were received.
A Christmas dance will be given
Dec. 10Th by the young people. Mu-
sic will be furnished by Oglesby's or
,hestra of Chester. 1t promises to be
he social event of the season.
Miss Lillian Postles of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Miss Dorothy
,Iitten and Miss Sallie Sharp of Peace
Institute, Orville Hoey of the Ran
Academy, Lester Hudson
If Wilmington, Miss Sara Burton,
Miss Jeanette and Watson Belts of
he Wesley Collegiate Institute are
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Ella Harrington is spending
Christmas with her little daughter
sara, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Ewing is visiting in
Albert Wheatley who has been on
he sick list is much improved.
Miss Elizabeth Darby of Philadel-
,hia is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Darby.
We wish our readers a very Merry
christmas.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
LOVES CROSS ROADS

Bethany NJ. E. Church Withhold its
Christmas entertainment Monday ev-
ening, December n.
Mrs. STAINS English and daughter
are visiting her parents near Stock
ley.
Harry Lewis of Wilmington is visit
ing his parents for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pusey of near
Laurel spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Jones and family.
Nancy Jones, respected colored
woman, died at her home near here,
December 12 and was buried the fol-
lowing Wednesday at Ross Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Jones and
daughters spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lewis.
George Gunby moved his tent from
Carey's Camp last Saturday and will
rebuild into house for his son, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Gunby.
Wishing all the readers of the
Chronicle a Merry Christmas and a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
OCEAN VIEW

Remember the Christmas entertain
ment to be given in Christian Church
on Friday night.
And at the Methodist Church on
Christmas night.
Then the ice cream festival at the
Red Mems Hall on Tuesday night, De-
cember 2Sth, including a hat social.
Next the Ladies Aid of M. e. Church
hold their annual banquet on Friday,
night. December thirty-one.
Mrs. Thomas Hudson has returned
home from visit to Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Daisey have re-
turned home from a visit to Philadel-
phia and New York.
There was preaching service in the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday, De-
cember II, followed by sacrament of
the Lords Supper, administered by
the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua James have
moved in town, occupying their home
which they purchased.
William Daisey has obtained po-
sition on a steamer in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele visited
boro last week.
7 Charlie Keene of Bethany Beach
Coast Guard Station visited his fam
lily here on Friday last.
Miss Carrie Derrickson of Millville
visited Mrs. Charlie James recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Murray and
two children are now occupying their
home in town.
Mrs. Alonzo Evans accompanied her
daughter, Mary, to Philadelphia, wherS
the latter underwent an operation for
appendicitis this week.
Miss Irma Richards has returned
home from visit to Philadelphia and
Wilmington.
Mrs. Jeanette Quillen has gone to
Philadelphia to spend several weeks
with her children.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24
DECEMBER

Returning steamer will leave Philadelphia,
from Pier 10. North Wharves Race Street.
follows;
Leave Philadelphia
Fri, Dec. 3. 7p.m. Tues, Dec. 81 9p.m.
Tues, z. .10p.m. Fri. . "a. IL noon
Fri, . 10. l2mdgt Tues. . 2s. SPIN.
Tues. II. 4p.m. Fri, 81, pm.
Fri, II, Bpm.
Boat stops at the Consumers Ice Co.'S
Wharf Chester, going and coming, arriving
at Chester IH hours after leaving Philadel
phia.
Telephone No. Keystons Main s7-s7 on
Wharf in Philadelphia
Single Tickets to PHILADELPHIA, Sis
No Round Trip Tickets
Special Notiee-We are starting the season
under a new management Boat newly
painted both inside and out Special atten-
ton will be given passengers. Courtesy and
politeness will be our watchword. The new
the Delaware make a trip on
the Bay and River both educational and
healthful. Make trip and be better pre- !
pared for work ahead of you.
Frederica & Phila., Nav. Co. |
Ofhce-FREDERICA. DEL
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-24

Returning steamer will leave PhIadelphia,
from Pier 10, North Wharves Race Street.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
sAMOUMOR ROJAKA.

Smithfield, Pa, "a nov. - Po-
rocati nimam mic veselega pac pa
zalostno vest, ola je rojak( JcsiI
iCevma izvrSil samoumor. Prereza
81 ie brivno britvijo vratne zllt
in izl1rvavel. Britev sc Je naslo M
tleh poleg mlake krvi. znamenJt
lxazejo, da je po cinu sedel ma po
stelji do popome onemoglosti, po
TEN je legel ma obraz in 81 tisea
ranoz roatami. Y tej poziciJi ga j
prvi naSel grocer Joseph Vrska
ko mu je prinesel narocena zrvlla
Kai ga ie tiralo do tega c1na, n'
VEN, ker nisem bill njegovi drllz
hi ze precej casa. PripoveduJe S.
pa, da Sc je zadnje case vedel eel,
sumljivo w cesar je sklepatl, q;
Sc mu je omracil um. PokomHk s
je peclal. We se;- da je incl pre-
ce.jsnjo svoto denarja in nekaJ Ii
berty bondov. Kan je to skril nlh
&c ne.ve, ker o denarju nj nobene
ga sledu. PCkojni je donna L
Vremskega Britofa pri Divaci NJ
Notraniskem. V domovini zapusc9
enega brata.
Tu so delavske razmere slabe
Zadnji teden smo delali diva DIM
ia teden pa Sc mic. Pozdrav
Frank Novak
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
SERUM PRoTI PLJUcN1C1'

Chicago, Ill. - Zdravnikl IN ra-
nocelniki V Fort Sheridan boLnls-
niei eksperimentirajo sedaJ no
vim serumom, kateri bO, kot upa-
10, nele samo ozdravl plJuemeo
nego 10 tudi preprecil.
Serum ie bill poslan IL Wash
ingtona ma vse armadne bolnlsnl-
ee V dezeli zahtevO od general
mega zdraynika, da Sc ga prersku-
sa chm najtemeliitejse.
Nobenega moza ne bOdo cepih z
novim serumom ako Sc ne DO cato
prostovoljno javil, tako Sc namret
plasi ukaz cd generamega zdrav'
n5ka. PreizkuSnje Sc bo vrsllo Sa-
mo tekom deeembra meseca. Sko-
ri ianuar in februar, Xxi sta nal
slabsa meseea "a bolezni, Sc po-
skusov ne bo vrSilo.
SeSt moz V Fort Sheridan Dol
niSniei Sc je re ponudilo, ola wa
mejo serum.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
RoCKEFELLERJEv OAR.

New York, "a. nov. - John D.
Rockefeller je v spomin svoJe ze-
ne Xxi je umrla leta 1915, darovai
63,763, ,357 dolarjev dobrodelnm
in ljldskim institucijam. Te insti-
,tucije so vecinoma "a zenske in o
troke.
Starr Jamez ie dober clovek,
kaiti prav lahko bi tiste miljone
zazgal, namesto da jih je daroval
v dobre namene. Tega pa nj sto-
ril, ker je dobrega srca. OdsleJ
bodo vsi tisti, XII so prNadeti V
tenn daru, molili "a Janeza, delav-
cev. XII so tiste miljone s krvjo in
znojem sprawl skupaj, Sc Pa ne ne,
bo nihee spomnil. TAX je danasnj1
svet in njegov Mborni red.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
PIJACA JE IA "MUTCE'
NEVARNA.

San Antonio, Tex. = Jack Tur-
ner je bill tukaj jake mmogim po-
znan kot "gluhonem" ia vse
svetnike nebeske nj znal sprego-
voriti besede niti nj slisal nicesal
kar Sc je okoli MEGA govorilo. Use
bi bilo dobro in Jack bi lahko kar
do smrti ostal "gluhonem", ee bi
Sc ga ne "nasrebal" ob neki pri-
lizi prevee po nekrscansko. Ego
dilo Sc je, da ga je radi neredno-
sti pograibil neki policaj in to sc
je "mutcu" tako zamalo zdelo, ola
moza postave grdo ozmerJal, Pred
sodnikom Sc je pa mahoma domi-
sill, da je popolnoma gluh I'M mu-
tast in tako nj mic vedel, kaj mu
sodnik pripoveduje. SlednJi je
koneno sprevidel, da "a reveza nj
wee pomoei, zato ga je obsodil na
devetdeset dni fabrieiranja kame-
NTH pilul, to Sc pravi, da Ibo de-
4etdeset dni tolkel pod drzavnim
nadzorstvom kamenje. 9hgsg a
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
,IZGREDI V BOLOGNI; 8 UBI-
TIH, 70 RANJENIH.

Bologna, Italija, %. nov. = Po-
trjeno ie, da je oSem oseb biIo u
bitih IN sedemdeset ranJenlh te-
kom pretepa, XII je nastal med So
cijalisti in antisocijalisti zadnjc
nedelio. Izgredi so Sc pojavili te-
kom zborovanja meStnega sveta.
Sedaj je zopet zavladal red.
Rim, %. nov. - Dve grozno
razmesarjeni tluph, najbrz trupli
moskih, starih kakih petindvajset
let Sc je naSlo danes V razvalmah
koloseja. Mnenje vlada, da sta
mrtveca zrtvi eksplezije, Xxi Je ma
stala, ko sta izdelovala bombe.
Milan, %. nov. = Nov komuni-
sti6ni mestni vet je obdrzaval
svojo pryo sejo. Narodno zastavo
Sc je dvignilo mad municipalno
palace.
Dr.. Filippetti, zdravnik, pred
Sest hi lett hud protiradikalec, je
bill menovan podzupanom in di-
rektorjem mestnega delavskega
biroja Cd zupana Schiavello.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
RUSIJA NANERAVA ODPRA-
VIII DENAR.

Berlin, "a. nov. Koncil ru-
SIKH komisarjev Rrsiji je naro-
ell ruslzemu fimancnemu komisar-
jatu, da pripravi teku enega
meseca nacrt "a odpravitev denar-
Ija, pravi moskovsko porocilo ma
tukajsnje komunisticno glaSilo
"Rdeca zastava". BrZojavka pra-
vi, ola Sc priGakuje, ,da zaene brez-
denama doba prvim januarjem.
V soglasju z informacijami Sc
DO placevanje "a potrebscine od
strani delavcev in njihovih druzial
" drugi kategoriji najbrz najprej
opustilo po sovjetskem nacrtu, po
katerem Sc bo dalo plin, vodo, e.
lektriko in telefonsko sluabo. Oh
koncu tega porocila pise Rdeca,
izastava:
"Po enem letu organiziranega
|prIadevanja zmagovitega prole-
tarijata, Sc bo tisoee let star tr-
govski sistem porusil kakor hisa
il kart. &c bo brezdenarni naert
uspel svoji prvi in najtezji peri
jodi tukaj, tedaj je mogoce, ola ga
bo sprejel tudi yes ostali svet. =
Kadar bodo nasi otroci odrasli
bodo poznali denar lie po svojem
spominu.
Pariz, 25. nov. Sklep Fran
CHE, da dovoli svojim drzavlJa-
nom trgovati sovjetsko RusiJo
in obvestilo, da Sc opusti rusko
blockade kot ie bilo Hjavljeno 81
noci pred komisijo zumanjih Ia
dev V poslanski zbornici po prvem
mmistru Leyguesu, smatrajo raz-
nj francoski listi kot vazno poll
ticno departure.
Kot ie videti Sc je Francija ra-
da ali nerada uklonila in kislo
primala, da Sc sovjetske Rusi9e
ne da poraziti, da obstoji in bo OBJ
stala
Berlin, 25. nov. = Albert Boni,
IlSi Sc je. praFkar povmil IL RusiJe,
naznanja, da nameraya ruska Via
da prepovedati vstop v RuslJo
vsem casniskim poroeevalcem IL
vzemSi porocevalcem komlmlstlc-
lnih listov.
Sovjetska ruska vlada Sc Je
|paG navelicala citati gorostasne
llazi O sebi, katere so smokavzar-
ski poroGevalci sirili po svetu. =
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
JAPoNC1 IBRUsIJO NozE IA
AMERICANA.

San Francisco, "a. nov. - Pot
niki, XII so dospeli IL Japonske ma
parniku Tenyo Maru, porocaJo, Ga
Sc iaponska vlada boji, da bi ma
Japonskem ne nastali poboJi Anne
ricanov. Radi glasovanja Kalifor-
nijeanov proti tamosnjimi Japon-
skim naseljencem, vlada sedaJ V
Japonski velika mrznja in sovra-
stvo prot vsa,kemu Americana. =
Japonska vlada je odredila Jako
drastiGne naredbe, da Sc preprecl
eventualno krvolitje.
Policaji so postavljeni ma vsa-
ken vogalu V koloniji tujcev. D.
kazi so izdani, da Sc takoj strelJa,
ee bi sovraStvo prikipelo do vr-
hmca.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
IZGRED IRCEV " NEW
YORKU.

New York, %. nov. = Ma po-
slopiu Union kluba V New Yorku
so plapolale zastave Amerike,
Francije in Anglije. Kakih pet IL
soc newyorskih rcev je zahteva-
10 ,da Sc anglesko zaStavo odstra-
nj. Ker Sc njihovi zadevi nj ugodl-
10 so klub napadli. Pc dive uri ira
jajoeem obleganju so klub "a
we'll" in razbili VISA okna V spod-
njih nadstropjih. Mnogo oseb je
bilo pri tenn ranjenih in Stiri are
tirane.
Rezervni policiji Sc je koncno
posreGilo, da je mnozico razgnala
in deset policajev Sc je namestllc
pri razbitfh oknih, da varuJejc
poslopje nadaljnih poskodb. An.
gleska zastava je plapolala ma svo,
iem meStu Sc vednO.
BaS tega dine so imeli lrci V ka'
tedrali, ki je ravnO nasprotl klu
ba, spominsko maSo "a McSwl
neya, korkSkega zupana, ki Je ne
davno umrl Londonu ma gladov
mi stavki. Oni, Xxi so bill pri recen
masi so Sc zaGeli zbirati pred ka
tedralo in zrli sovraStvom ma "a
stavo Anglije, ki je plapolala mac
poslopiem kluba kot vsak dan
Potem so imeli procesijo po pet
ave. Ko so korakali mimo kluba
so vodje sprevoda zal1licali pove
liza in VISA procesija je odsla nj
drugo stran ulice radi tega, ola b
ne korakala pod sencO angleskt
zastave. Vdelezenci procesiJe Sc
odSli katedralo in kmalu Je ka
Ikih petdeset vdelezencev vStevs
tudi zene prihitelO ven In prot
iklubu. Tam SO zahtevali, ola Sc an
gleSko zastayO odstrani. V facet
,ku Sc Jim je ugodilo, toda pozne
| ie Sc je zastavo zopet dvignilo III
Iprejsnje mesto. Potem je zacel ma
pad S kamenjem in drugim.
Koncno je policija razgnala raz
graiaGe. Pri TEN nj noben police
rabbi krepelca. Kaj Sc pravi, ce st
lpolicaji Irei! Kadar Sc gre "a raz
gnati skrtpino stavkujocih DELAY
cev. tedai policija ObiGajno dru
gaGe naStopa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
NEZGODA LJUBEZNJIVEGA
PRINCA.

Pariz, Francija. = Prime Anto-
Mo d'OrleanS, brat francoskega
pretendenta (prisvajevalca kro-
ne) in voditelja parislle esteticne
"dusne sekte', je incl jake ne
prijetne nezgode = soEncnlml
rozami.
Pred nekaj meseci Sc je usmilil
lepega dekleta sirote, brez donna
in il dial stanovanja V svoji pala-
ci. Par dni pozneje Sc je dekle pc
slovila "po francosko" in odnesla
IS seboj trideset tisoc dolarjev
vredno sliko.
Nedavno je dobrosrcni prime IL
vedel, ola Sc Madame Louise Char
|donnet, prHnana lepotica in loee-
ma zena bankirja Laffittea, naha-
ia V jako tezkem polozaju. Pova-
bill jo je v svojo palace, ola biva
tam tekom casa, ko pojde on'v J.
talijo.
Pc svoji vrnitvi Sc je prime prl-
kazal ma sodiSGu in potozil, da 1e
lepa madame tekom nJegove od-
sotnosti prodala veliko stevilc
dragocenih podedovanih stvarl
zlasti umetniSkih del.
Madama pa pravi sedaj, ola j
ie prime postal IL Benetk brzoJay-
lxo, narocivsi il, da recene stvarl
proda in mu poslje denar, ker Jf
sub.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-11-26
ZAVEZNISKE ZAHTEVE B0D0
w NEMCIJE NAPRAVILE
BERASKI NAROD.

Berlin, "a. nov. - V nemSkem
drzavnem zboru Sc je vzelo V pre-
tres, Ge Sc nvedejo proVKije YER
sailske mirovne pogOdbe. V prvl
vrsti Sc gre zdaj "a velikanske te-
zave, katere ina NemelJa z "a
veznisko okupacijsko armada "
dezeli oh Renu, Drzavnl proracrln-
ski komitei je pripOroGil, da Sc
dovoli 40 miljonov mark nameSto
% miIionov "a komisijo Obrenske
dezele in GIL 6miljonov mark "a
plaeanje stanOvanj OkupaelJSkl
armadi
DIR. George Schneider je ostro
napadel poro6ilo komiteJa.
ssPovedati moramo Amerlkan-
Gem ie rekel. "da Glovecanstvo
zahteva. da odpoklEejo glavni od-
delek svojih Get z leyega brega
Rena. Povedati moramo Amerl-
kancem. da vse podporno delo
niihovih organnacij je zanle, do
kler mas ma drugi stram puSnJo
zrvayeti do smrti njihovmi ee-
tami. Stopetdeset tisoe moz oNu-
mira ozemlje, " katerem Sc Je '
minem Gasu nahajalO lie sedemde-
set tisoe Tako smo cd zaveznlkoV
nrisilieni gojiti militanzem, protl
katerem so oni trdili, da Sc borl-
jo."
DIR. Schreiber je nadalje napa-
del zaveznike, ker So puStlll cete
zamorcev V okupacijski armadl.
Rekel ie nadalje, da je treba .ko-
milo mirovno pogodbe dati ro-
ko vsakega solskega Otroka, kot
drzavno nstavo, da Sc Jim tako u
tisne V spOmin sramOtO Versatile
Sa.
P0ZneJe Je SONoAh
ebert:
"ysak vojak sovraznih dezel
oh Renu mas tame stOtisoe mark N N
vsak delegat kOmisije 2oo'ooO
mark" ..1,
Omenil je, da Sc takim posto'
panjem spreminja Nemeijo IL pro ,
speritetnega naroda V narod De
ra6ev, kar bo postal, 6e Sc pogodbe
ne spremeni.
"Pravice nemSkega GudstVa Sc
tepta", ie rekel. "Samo dve III
dustriji sta aktivnO operae1Jl =
tiskarski stroll, 1ki tiskajo denal
in pa ra6unski stroll flnanenega
miniStrStva.