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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-16
MARSHALL SENDS SYMPATHY.
Telegram to Coolidge an Unusual
Method of Greeting.

BOSTON, June l6.-The ce-president
of the United States greeted his possible
successor today with a message not of
congratulation but of comiseration.
please accept my sincere sympathy
were the words which Vice President
Marshall sent to Governor Coolidge,
nominee of the Republican party to sue
ceed him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-16
Red Men S Hall

Thursday, June II, at S p. m,-Speeial
meeting of Poeahontas Council, No. A,
d. of P. Adoption. All members who
wish to go to West Swanzey Saturday
afternoon, June 10, to Connecticut Val
ley Council Degree of Pocahontas meet
ing, will please give their names in at
this meeting SO that transportation may
be planned for.
Dance Saturday night.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-16
Methodist Episcopal Church

The regular meeting of the foreign n is
sionary society is postponed until Thurs
day, June "a.
Friday june ls-Prayer meeting at 7.3o
pm.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-16
THE WEATHER.
Local Showers Tonight and Thursday
Moderate Temperature

WASHINGTON. June l6.-The wealth
er forecast: Local showers probably to-
night and Thursday. Moderate tempera-
lures. Fresh shifting winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-16
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, June 16, by Rev. D.
E. Trout, Charles Warren Harris of
North Hinsdale and Miss Mary Ellen
WILDER of Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-16
First Baptist Church

Friday, 4 p. m.-Junior Endeavor;
7.30-Regular church prayer meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-16
III. E. MARONEY
is HIS VICTIM

He and Two Other Students
Called on Meads for Liq-
uor and Meads Claims
They Stole It-Meads Is
Captured on Train Bound
for Boston = President
Hopkins Makes State
ment About Drinking
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02
Reading the Signs
(By Carolyn Sherwin Bailey, Au
thor of Wonder Stories)

The primary children did not want
to play with the boys and girls from
Mill street, although the Mill street
children were in the same class. Odd
little foreign lads and lassies they
were, wearing fur caps and, scarlet
shirts and orange colored scarfs.
But they did not seem to know how
to play; and there was something
worse than that about them.
"The Mill street children don't
know how to live in our town." said
the others. "Only see what they dop,
Maud saw one Saturday afternoon
when she took her roller skates to
the park, There, right beside sign
that read "Keep OFF the Grass,S. sat
Santa, he would take it out on Mill
street, and even farther without a
muzzle, but Harold, who sat next
to him in school, took him to the big
town hall and showed him the sign
about dogs being muzzled and Jeans
father bought him muzzle so large
and soft that the puppy liked to
wear it. =
Barton was going to school one
day and he met Joseph going the
other way. Joseph had not gone to
school in Russia, and he had de-
cided to play truant, because it was
such q sunny day. But Barton told
Joseph that he wanted to show him
something, so, together they went to
school. They entered by the great
front door and Barton showed Jo-
seph the notice on the wall that told
the school law II read that boy
or girl must not play truant. So
Joseph laughed with his big brown
eyes, for the sign was surprise TO
him and he was not even late to
school.
After the Mill street children had
learned to live in the American town
and how to play with the American
primary children they found out
Maud's secret. She had asked the
others TO help these foreign little
ones to learn the laws that the signs
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

Of the town told. Mill street knew
very little about laws and the chill
dren, at first, could not read the
signs.
Is there Mill street in your
town.
"Oh, please don't do that, Santa"
Maud said. "The sign says not to-
You come with me and win show
you a free daisy field"
Santa looked at the sign. She
touched the letters with her fingers
and then she smiled at Maud as she
jointd her on the sidewalk and the
two hurried off. They had beauti-
full afternoon and on Monday Maud
gathered the primary children to-
gether and told them secret about
the Mill street children. Then such
nice things began 10 happen!
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

A man feels tough when he rolls
home at 8 a. M, and realizes that
he must.go in and face'his wife, but
how would he feel if he discovered
that he had arrived home before she
did, and that she wasn't there to
face himi
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

About four times every day a man
feels that he would give about ten
years Of his life if he could read a
strange wOman's mind when she
sizes him up with a peculiar express
sion in her eyes.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

Heaven will also have to provide
good many parades to give salts
faction to many who think they are
headed in that direction.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

1t hurts a corn-fed girl to slip and
sit down on a sidewalk on a crowded
street, but,it hurts her twice as much
when she falls when she knows that
she has q few Jacobs Ladders in
her stockings.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

%
Mother began Betty thought
fully one afternoon, "do you know
that Sally Williams goes to pic
>ture show every night Of her lifef'
"No, / did not know it," replied
Mrs. Blake, smiling. "You see, dc
not know Sally very well, or see heI
very often, 50 | could not possibly
know where she It at night. But ]
am glad no one could say that Of
you, my laughter"
"Why, mother, of COURSE I knew
you couldn't know about Sally. !
did not myself, until yesterday. You
know we saw her at the show the
day before, and Yesterday she asked
me to. go with her and said that
we had been the night before and
were not going again this week, and
she laughed and told me she went
every night"
II wonder how many Thrift
Stamps she has bought said Mrs.
Blake.
81 don't wonder" returned Betty,
laughing, ''for I asked her and she
has not a single one. She SAID she
would rather have a good time with
her money and let folks buy Thrift
Stamps who liked them. She wanted
candy and picture shows and she
should worry about Thrift Stamps"
"She will do the worrying, all
right, Betty, when her gay times are
over and her money gone. She will
not always have father to keep
her in money and if she has never
learned to earn and save she Win
probably see hard times ahead. A
picture show is a nice amusement
and am glad to lave you go often
enough to enjoy one, but you would
get tired and learn nothing from
them, nor even get amusement if you
did nothing else with your evenings
but attend shows. / am glad you
have not formed so bad a habit.
Anything can become bad habit if
INDUCED in too freely. Poor Sally
reminds me of the May fly. Did you
ever hear of the May flyq"
'No, mother, / never did,"
"The May fly is a, very fragile
creature, born in the heat of sum
mer afternoon. II darts out on gauzy
wing flying, necessarily hither and
yon, dazzling the eye with its rapid
flights in the sun, always in the sun,
dancing without pause or rest. When
the sun goes down it dies. Now, hu-
man creatures who live only for the
sunlight of prosperity, never paus-
ing in their pursuit Of pleasure, will
find, as the May fly does, that the
sunset comes at last. : But these hu-
man May flies do not die when the
sunshine fails, but must lead mis-
cradle lives in the darkness Of ad-
versity, which comes to every one
who does not prepare in the sunshine
Of youth for that inevitable ending.
am trying to see that my Betty will
not be May fly"
81 think, mother, if either Bobby
Or / return Quito Re May flies no
one could blame you. But never fear,
mother, we are too old now to be
taught new tricks" q Il
~ did not think you were, Betty
laughed Mrs. Blake, ''but ] hope you
are right-at least too old to be
taught bad tricks"
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

A covered wagon with three dogs
following it needs no other explana-
tion Of why the driver is moving on
i'm n>search of more profitable fields.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

Daughter loves the Castle Dip be-
cause it gives her so much needed
exercise, but mother gets her exer-
else doing the bungalow scrub.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

The man who breaches prosperity
helps it some, the faith of the man
who prays for it deserves reward,
but the chap who works for it is the
one that wins out.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

If there is a big fire aEound the
corner and woman sees a crowd
running in her direction she feels
for the back Of her skirt to see Il
she is attracting all the attention
because she sat down in something.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

War or no war, this country
would have all the revenue it needed
If every man could be taxed accord
ing to his personal valuation.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

You are all wrong: Limbs and
legs are not the same thing. A thin
girl may have limb, but Clydes-
dale, only, has leg.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

Another damli! Once upon time
there was a woman who left her
purse at home because she had no
money to put into it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

A Hot Springs woman should have
been a general, for she is very skill
full in mobilizing her kin.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

There are AL kinds of people in
the world, including the man who
let's the wind blow his nose for him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

Hepl Hepll The hen went hunt
ing through the hay. And said as
she surveyed it, 'T know laid an
egg today-but I must have mislaid
it.n
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

Don't ask the Lord to deliver you
from the meat trust. Fhe Lord is
not acquainted with such people.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

There is no temptation strong
enough to assail the heart that truly
loves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

Love may not be the most lasting
thing in the world, but the woman
who marries without love deserves n
divorce without ahmony.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

What man would like to tell his
wife is caution. But he is usually
too cautions to tell it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-11-02

The man who thinks he is better
than you are is as great an egotist
as YOU are thinking he isn't
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21
VOJNE zRTVE FRANCIJE.

Pariz, 30. maja. - Koliko mo-
ie Francija izgubila V zadnji VOL
nj ie menda V resnicnem Stevllr
podal V prvic Sele Capt. Andre
Tardieu, bivSi najvisji komisar '
Zdruzenih drzavah.
V opisovanju tega, kar on 1me'
,nuie "bilanGno polo'' Francije
pravi capt. Tardieu, da je bilo te'
kom pet let vojne mobillzlranlf
osem miljonov moz cd katerlh Jf
bilo ubitih 100000, ranjenih je
bilo 100000 moz in 100000 MOI
je bilo pohabljenih.
Francija je izgubila 81 procen-
tov vseh moz, ki so bill mlajsi ne
go AZ let.
Dale pravi Capt. Tardieu. da
ie bilo uni6enih 100000 his, unici-
10 Sc je 100000 akrov zemlje,
da ie sedaj kakor puscava. Raz-
trgalo Sc je 5000 mill zeleznic in
25.O00 mill navadnih cest.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21
BOJI MED TIHOTAPCI OP0J-
NH PIJAC.

Detroit, Mich. = Tukajsnje fe.
deralne ob1asti preiskujejo povest
katero sta povedala diva cloveka,
kojih ime Sc je "a enkrat zamolca-
10. Povedala sta o boju med tho
tapci likerji, XII so Sc nahajali V
treh- motornih colnih V nizjem de-
lu reke Detroit. V soglasju nju-
no povestjo so bill pri tenn trije
mozje utopljeni, ko je eden veejih
eolnov zadel v manjsega.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21
BOJKOTIRANJE SLADKORNIH
SPEKULANTOV.


New York, 20. maja. = Narod-
na zveza "a preserve in sadne pro-
dukte je naznanila danes, da bodo
vsi njeni clani stall toliko casa IL
ven sladkornega trga, dokler ne
bo cena sladkorju padla 5 sedanJe
visine. Zveza izdeluje razrc sadne
sire, "jellyje" in prezerve.
"Takozvano pomanjkanje slad-
korja sploh ne obstaja", prayi IL
java, katero je podal Marcus Fla
kemore, predsednik zveze, kateri
.je preiskoval sladkorne zaloge
pomotjo justicnega departments
in representation sladkornih cistil
nih industrij. "Sedanje visoke
Gene reprezentirajo samo cisto O.
sabnost sladkornih SpekulaterJev
kateri so 81 nagromadili zalogt
sladkorja, da ga prodajo cimnaj
drazje."
On pravi, da sladkorja, katere
ga Sc je re prejelo tel dezeli IL
mnozina, katerega bo Sc prislo il
kubanskega trga znaSa "a pol mi
Iona ton vec nego Sc ga porabll(
cello lansho leto.
"Ko smo zaceli to preiskavt
! smo menili, kar je mislil vsak, ;
, pravi Mr.. Blakmore, "da primanJ
kovanje sladkorja V resnici obsta
ia. Mi smo sc podali ma to preiska
| vo samo namenom, ola odkriJemc
kie Sc sladkor nahaja, da ga ma
kupimo "a naSe tovarne. 10 sm(
pa odkrili resnicna dejstva smo ia
koi sklicali sejo vseh elanov. Ot
priblizno sestdesetih clanov, k
reprezentirajo IS procentov VS.
industriie sadnih izdelkov, jih j
IpriSlo V New York wee nego 45.
NaSa akcija je soglasna. Ko 81
clani zaslisali nase porocilo O de
ianski razmerah so enoglasno IL
rsl1li, da ne kupimo vec sladkorJ'
Ifoliko casa, dokler ne padejo Sc
DAME Gene sladkorju "a polovico
Kadar bono porabili zaloge, kate
re imamo sedaj bono zaprli svoj'
Itovarne, ee ne bodo spekulantJ'
sliSali nash zahtev. " TAKEN slu
caju bodo zopet delavci naJhuJ'
prizadeh kot obicajno. V Wash
ingtonu pa medtem Gasom pref
skujejo draginjo in iScejo z lucJt
OBJ belem dnevu Spekulante tan
kier jih nj! Cudno pa je lie, ds
posl1usa vrana vrani kljuvati o
Gi.)
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21
CUDNA ROMANTIKA.

New York. - Ljubezen Sc sme-
ie dosmrtnemu zaporu ravno tako
kakor vsemu drugemu. PraVkar
Sc je pripetil New Yorku slu-
cal, ko je kamor zdruzil dive lJu-
beci srci zakonsko vezJo docm
.ie prihodnji trenutek posegla re
ledena roka zakona in unlclla z e.
MIN mahom komaj dovrseno delo.
Mlado zeno je pustila zlnaJ in Cd
gnala mladega soproga V celico Y
Sing Sing zaporih, V kateri I DO
moral prebiti vse svoje zivljenje-
Jetniska romanca Sc osredoto-
cuie okrog Jakoba Millerja, 26
let starega mladenica, kateri Je
dobil dosmrtno jeco radi vloma.
Znan je bill pod imenom George
Davis. Njegova ljubica IL otros-
kin let je Hannah Rosenbaum,
stara 81 let in jake krasna. Poro-
ka Sc je izvrsila V uradu biroja
"a poroene listine. zenin je bill tie
spremljan verigah pod strogo
strazo. V uradu so mu odklenlll
zapestnice samo tako dolgo, ola Je
bila ceremonial koncana.
Nevesta, katera je relSla, da je
sivilja je YES cas- grenko jokala,|
dokler il MISC moza odpeljali V je-
co. Zopet in zopet ga je zagotay-
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21
MORDA BI KAJ POMAGALO.

Pred kongresom Sc nahaja pred
loga, XII doloea, da mora vsak to-
varnar eevljev utisniti ma podpla-
te vsakega para cevljev ceno, "a
katero ie on cevlje prodal drugim
trgovcem. Stem Sc hoce omejlti
profitarstvo trgovcev po dezeli,
lzer vsak kupec bo lahko videl ee
ga ie trgovec prevec naplahtal.
To je seveda samo predloga in
Sc ne We ce bo sprejeta ali ne. Nal
ce bo morda pomagala, ee bo po-
stala zakon. }
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21

a ko ste pa svoem aznvem scu ono debelo a Cd Je o
mions sad nsrumenaen da e bia sovenska XII pfea
V ''revoluciii' Ljubljani?Y
In a YAM mari berzvesnes padee kot stradano kze po
hell os in 10 godae da pene cede grzete IN azete ce
nekaj Sc bo re obdrzalo.
vi ravno vi (D vzgoeni ola vak dan pl!ete
svoeoa gospoda boga ste vajen rv jo hoee vide IN VI IN
asa zaeoa sarem krau s H puscali In pre1va XII
mirno demonsratujocega iugoslovanskega deavstva
Jpamo e nav da innate zelodce pone Nase roKe
so e pa pokazat jim avnos zao azete he sa
Sne resnce 81 niste upali povedatl
stranke obsoa samo soyensko ofganalo ae
ampak meka sranka ker to e razvldno
GA asa sovenskega kmeta in prJae bodlte oorlo
srn in priznanje jez peGe Zgubi ste zadnJo IN
naimoenejSo oporo - sovenskega deavca in kmeta
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21

MaUedWdn, w. DE-, 1S. uldJd.
Dvanajst moz je bio ubitih in tri-
je tezko ranjeni bitki, Xxi Sc je
pripetila danes pozno popoldne
med policijo in prebivalstvom ma
eni strani in med privatnimi de-
tektivi zaposlenimi po Stone
Mountain Coal Co. ma drugi.
Med ubitimi je tudi zupan Ca
bell Testerman in Albert Felts, e.
den lastnikov detektivske agenci-
je.
Povedalo Sc je razne deloma ma
sprotujoce vzroke, XII so dovedli
do streljanja. Policija izjavlja, ola
je partija detektivov dospela IL
Williamsona, da izzene IL kompa-
nijskih his druzine premogarjev,
kateri so bill odslovljeni zaradi
tega, ker so pristopili k uniji, ka-
tero Sc je tam ustanovljalo.
Osem druzin, izjavlja policija,
je bilo, izgnanih ma cesto, ko Sc je
zupan Testerman pirblizal Alber-
tn Feltsu, voditelju detektivov in
zahteval cd MEGA, ola Sc izkaze S
kako oblastjo oni poslujejo in s
kako pravico so aretirali enega
rudarjev.
Docim so govorili je Felts skozi
svojo suknjo ustrelil ma zupana,
so izpovedali policaji, Xxi so bill ma
vzoci. Trenutek pozneje je bill
Felts sam ubit in kakor Sc trdi ga
je ustrelil Sid Hadfield, policijski
nacelnik IL Mateawana.
Takoj zatem je streljanje posta-
10 splesno, Stevilo oseb, XII so Sc
zbrale pri zelezniSki postal, ola vi
dijo, kako bodo detektivi odpoto-
vail, Sc je pridruzilo tepezu.
Nekdo drugi pripoveduje, ola Sc
je nemir zacel, ko ie neki rudar
po imenu Mullens priSel k Feltsu
in ga vpraSal, ce ina pri sebi po-
oblascenje "a njegovo aretacijo.
Felts je potrdil in je hotel dotic-
no pooblastilo precitati, medtem
ga je pa Mullens ustrelil do smrti.
Drugi detektiv, Xxi je bill Felt
som je takoj nato ubil Mullensa
in V naslednjem hipu je bill zopet
ia detektiv ubit po nepoznanem
premogarju
To, pravijo uradniki - kompa-
nijski seveda - je bill signal "a
splosen BOZ, ki je povzrocil smrt
Sc drugih.
Temu streljanju je sledilo ma
selbini nepopisno razburjenje, XII
Sc ie poleglo sele pozno zvecer, ko
je priSla vest iz Charlestona, da
ie ukazano celemu drzavnemu
konstabulatoriju, da odide takoj
ma lice mesta, obenem Sc je pozva-
10 diva oddelka vojaskih Get, ki
bodo prisle tie zjutraj naslednje-
ga dne.
Roanoke, Va, 10. maja. V
Mateawanu, w. Va. Sc je zbrala
Geta Dremogarjev brojeca 300
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21
Dvanajst oseb ubitih
bitki.
V pre1nogarski

moz, katera preiskuje vse Wake,
XII pridejo V mesto, ee bi ne bill ma
njih detektivi, pravijo porocila, XII
so dospela ma glavni stan detek-
tivske agencije. Agencija je ma
manila, ola je Thomas Felts ma
potu proti Mateawanu in znjim je
veeje stevilo castnikov in uradni-
kov njegove agencije. On je nam.
rec eden lastnikov detektivske "a
gencije.
Charleston, w. Va, 10. maja.
= Fred Mooney, tajnik II. dis
trikta premogarske unije, je izja-
vii nocoj, ko je razpravljal ne
mirih Y Mateawanu:
"Ne morem 81 drugace nego GU
titi, da bi Sc ia nemir lahko pre-
preeilo, ce bi justicni department
dial nekaj pozornosti brzojavki,
katero sem postal generalnemu
pravdniku Palmerju ma s. maja.
Ma to brzojavko Sc mi nj nikdar
odgovorilo. Njena vsebina je bila
sledeca:
"Stone Mountain Coal Co., Ma
teawan, w. Va, Red Jacket Coal
Co. in Lynn Coal Co., Heilner, W.
Va. izganjajo premogarje, kateri
Sc pridruzijo uniji. Tudi ne dajo
della unijskim premogarjem. Pre-
mogarje Sc izganja brez postavne-
ga procesa. Ali hi ne mogel vas
department zavzeti kaksne akci-
je?"
Denver, Colo, 10. maja. = De-
tektiv Albert G. F'elts, kateri je
bill danes ubit v nemirih, ki so Sc
zgodili V Mateawanu, w. Va, /
gral vazno vlogo V nemirih, Xxi so
Sc pripetili v Ludlowu, Colo. "a
casa stavke leta 1914.
Ma kongresijonalni preiskavi
! glede nemirov V Ludlowu meseca
februarja 1914 je Felts izpovedal,
da je bill sluzbi premogarsklh o.
peratorjev oni drzavi skozi stiri
leta. Izpovedal je nadalje, ola je
pripeljal iz West Virginije stroj-
no pusko, katero je -nameraval u
porabiti "a stavkarje Ludlowu.
Nicesar drugega nj treba, ola Sc
vec rece tenn lopovu.
Williamson, w. Va, 10. maja.
Sto deputi Serifov oborozenih s
puskami je bilo poslanih nocoj v
Mateawan. Tam bodo vzdrzevali
red do jutra, ko Sc pricakuje pri-
hoda polkovnika Arnolda in
westvirginijske drzavne policije.
Mateawan, w. Va, 20. maja. =
V zaeetku je bilo porocano, da je
bilo pri nemirih ubitih dvanajst
oseb, pozneje Sc je izkazalo, da jih
!ie resnieno ubitih lie deset. Dale
zopet govori porocilo, da je bilo
ubitih sedem detektivov, zupan in
Stirje premogarji, doeim so bill
trije tezko ranjeni, kar zopet ka-
ze, da je dvanajst mrtvecev.
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21

master at Chicago, llnnOls, May zIst
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Pariz, 10. maja. = Francoski
zunanji urad je dobil vest, ola Sc
je perzijska zendarmerija. orgapi-
zirana pod Morganom Shusterjem
in izvezbana pod svedskimi i'll bri-
tlSlzimi Gastniki, izrekla V prilog
boljSevizma. Mladi perzijski sab,
kateri Sc je pravkar povrni! do
NOV, je zbezal IL glavnega mesta
prot jugu, kakor Sc glasi porocilo.
Warsava, 10. maja. = BoljSevl-
Xxi so namerili napad in zaceli po-
dit Poljake nazaj ma severni from
ii med reko Dvino in Borisovom.
Poljaki so bill prisiljeni zapustiti
nekoliko ozemlja radi prevelike
premoGi blizini Kijeva. BoJi Sc
nadaljujejo ma drugi obrambni tr-
ii, "a katero so Sc Poljaki umak-
Mill.
London, 10. maja. = BolJsevl-
Ske sile so Sc izkrcale IL trinaJstih
ladij blizini Enzeli V PerziJi na
KaspiSkem morju, kar Sc je zgodl-
10 vGeraj. British vojaki so IL
praznili Enzeli ono noe radl pre-
velikega stevila boljsevikov.
PoroGa Sc, da so boljseviki pri-
dobili IA obeh ekstremnih konceh
boine Grte V njihovi protiofenzivl
proti Poljakom in Ukrajincem. :
Boina crta Sc razteza severoVshod-
no cd Mohilova do neke dalJave
JUNO od Kijeva.
Central News brzojavka iz Hell
smgforsa datirana torek, pravl
da je poroeano, ola je gen. Wran-
gel osnoval ma Krimu novo vlado
Preielo Sc je zagotovila od M
Ci6erina, komisarja zunanJlh "a
dev sovjetske Rusije "a .varnost O.
stankov sil, Xxi SO pripadale gene
ralu Denikineju, katere Sc nahaJa'
10 ma Krimu.
Najbrz Sc bo zacelo nemudoma
mirovnim pogajahJem med "a
stopniki armade generala Wran-
gla juzni Rusiji in boljSevikl'
Carigrad, Is. maja. = Polkov-
mix William n. Haskell, general
nj direktor pomoznega della V KAY
kaskem ollrozju, Sc je povrnll V
nedelio Batum IL Tiflisa, potem
| ko ie zaman poskuSal dospetl V
Armenijo.
Polkoynik je izpovedal, da SC
pota neprehodna radi bojuJoc1h
Gregorijancev in Azerbajancev.
Boljseviki drzijo Alexandropol,
ie rekel. V erivanSki vladi In kon-
troliraio zelezniska pota V Arme-
milo, dasi Armenci Sc vedno kon-
trolirajo mesto Erivan in karaka-
la, petdeset mill jugozapadno od
Erivana.
BoliSeviki so prodali vsa skla-
diSca- ameriske pomozne komlsiJe
ma bliznjem iztoku Alexandropo-
la. Zastopnik polkovnika Haskell
! la. XII Sc nahaja tam je virtualno
ietnik in Sc mora pokoriti bolJse-
viSkim ukazom.
Vlak, ki je nosil polk. Haskella
:je bill prvi, ki je odsel po dveh
dneh. Pred krizo je polk. Haskell
zalozil razne sirotniSnice hrano
in potrebseinami dovolj "a sest
mesecev. Med pomoznimi delavcl
vlada sedaj strah, da bodo tie po-
trebSeine zaplenjene.
London, 19. maja. = Vprasanje,
&c zavezniki podpirajo poljsko O.
fenzivo; je povzroGilo zivahno di-
skuziio V zbornici ljudskih zastop-
nikov danes. Bonar Law je izjavil ::
,sla, ko ste pisali svojem laznjiv'
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21

Mi nismo dali nikakorsne vspod-
buje poljski vladi glede njene O.
fenzive in niSmo Hrazili nikakor-
Snega mnenja."
Glas svobode., 1920-05-21
RUSI PODIJO POLJAKG
NAZAJ.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, May 2lst
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.