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sible advantage and he and his statesmen
are on hand to explain the cars to the

sible advantage and he and his statesmen
are on hand to explain the cars to the
visitors.
The reason for this is that the dealer
obtains q considerable volume of bust
ness from among the thousands Of peo-
pie who visit his exhibit during fair
week. 1t is a recorded fact that the au-
tomobile business in general experiences
an increase during and Immediately fol-
lowing the state and county fairs.
''All Of our dealers appreciate the
value of the state and county fairs
throughout the country declares Alton
G. Soldering, vice president and general
manager of the Haynes Automobiles
company, Kokomo, Indiana ell venture
to say there isn't single Haynes dealer
who does not maintain a Haynes exhibit
at some fair or other during the sum
mer and fall months. We encourage this
because we know that a certain amount
Of business accrucs each year from this
source. The farmers, for the most part,
have harvested their crops and are in a
position to buy, and a great many other
prospective customers are obtained by
the dealer during fair week, who event
ually become car owners"
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capitalization

representing a capitalization OF
SIC, ZOO, 100000. It is the result, Or.
Godfrey said. of these two factors
coming to definite working agreement
for the first time through the establish
ment of the council of management
education, an organization formed ito
study mutual problems in order that
the colleges may render the greatest
possible service to industry"
Are Perfecting Plan
DIR. Godfrey, chairman of the new
body, assisted by DR.. Samuel p. Capen,
general director of the American
council ON education, representing the
G2O colleges, and DIR. friedrich G. Ferry,
president Of Hamilton college, are per-
fecting the plan which contemplates
establishing practical courses in the
schools. assisting undergraduates and
others to choose their LIES work, by
placing several thousand students and
teachers in industry during the summer
months and by introducing extension
courses for men now in industry. BY
the summer work. students will be en-
abled to defray their expenses at col
lege. obtain an insight into American
industry and enable the executives to
select future management men.
The council Of management education.
which has been formed. it was said. to
become "a clearing house for all in
dustrial and educational matters in the
country. to promote the mutual under
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$50 COLLEGES PLAN
To TRAIN MANAGERS
FOR j. s. INDUSTRY
Scheme Is Outgrowth of Confer
ence Between Representatives
of Capital and Schools.

New York-A course in management
education to provide a sufficient num-
der Of properly trained executives for
the industries Of the United States is
to be established in a majority of the
$50 American colleges. according to an
announcement made to The Associated
Press here by DR. Hollis Godfrey. presi-
dent of the DrexeI institute. Philadelphia
formerly commissioner of the advisory
commission of the council of national
defense
The plan, an outgrowth of a con-
vention attended By representatives of
industry and colleges in Philadelphia
last March, is backed by corporations
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increment served in the council Of
national defense. When the armiAice
was signed these men decided that the
educational knowledge gained durlnE the
war at an expenditure of millions of
dollars should not be lost. j
Accordingly, plans were set in motion
to turn this information over to in,
dustry. A survey of the need b Of d1-
dustry was made under the aupicks of
the Technology Clubs, Associated, of
the Massachusetts Institute Oft Tbchono-
iogy.
In the most extensive ind nstrial sur
veg ever made, executives of 30 OF the
largest corporations in Amaze agreed
that increased productions, decreased
cost, increased stability ftud increased
incentive were the most in t,ortant needs
The convention in PhISaelphia Iast
spring met to discuss THESE needs. Il
was agreed by both CO. iexe presidents
and executives of Anne deals Industries
that the needs of indus Try can be met
only through proper education and
plans were made for he formation Of
the permanent council Of management
education.
While the majority Of American in
dustries are represe nted on the council.
those having memh ers on the executive
committee are the railroads, public utili-
ties, oil, textiles, Timing, rubber, leather
and shOes, paper, machinery and metals
and cotton Enish.hg.
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All industries in the United States in
creased the total amount Of their payrolls
for June, 1920. as compared with June.
1910. In 10 of the - industries inyesti-
gated by the Department of Labor there
also were increases in the number of per-
sons on, nlnvel
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They reduced these old copy
book maxi1ns to a splendid and
scientific system, pouring more,
and more, and still more value
into the car, and then marshall
ling all the resources of modern
massed manufacture to get their
product into the hands of the
people at an honorable and an
honest cost.
These policies and principles
have never been changed, and
never will be changed, by SO
much as hairs breadth; and
they have come to be recognized
and accepted as Dodge Brothers
principles wherever motor cars
are driven.
It has all happened as John and
Horace Dodge planned it quite
simply, naturally, and automat-
ically, all over America, and all
over the world.
People do discriminate, as Dodge
Brothers contended they would;
people will find out when
motor car is we'll built and gives
good service and great good
value.
Dodge Brothers market today is
where they planned to locate
and establish tin the mind
and the heart of every man and
woman who admires good work,
we'll done.
It will last, and it will keep on
growing, as it has kept on grow
ing for five years faster than
Dodge Brothers works could
keep pace with it,, as long as
the number of those who believe
that a manufactures should build
to serve and not merely to sell,
continues to increase.
All is we'll with Dodge Brothers
today, because John and Horace
Dodge builded we'll in the Begin
ming, and because their business
will continue to build well until
the end.
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600D Will TRIUMPHANT UNDER TEST

AS this message is being written,
Dodge Brothers daily, weekly
and monthly production, is at the
highest point in it's history.
The most casual sort of inquiry
will satisfy you that this pro-
duction is being absorbed as it is
delivered.
Within sight and sound as we
write, a great addition to Dodge
Brothers immense works, is
being rushed to completion.
The interesting thing about this
situation is, that it is not likely
that a half a hundred people have
ever bought Dodge Brothers
Motor Car just because they
wanted a motor car.
Of the more than half a million
who have bought 1.-THE over
whelming majority did SO be-
cause Of the name it bore.
It has always been treated, by
the American people in particu-
lar, as an exception-always set
apart, and singled out, and never
judged by ordinary standards.
It has always been thought of,
and is still thought of, first, and
foremost, and all the time, only
in terms of it's goodness, and the
results it gives.
All of this is wonderful, in one
way, and quite natural and logi-
cal in another.
It all dates back to the day when
John and Horace Dodge con-
ceived and designed and finally
built the car-after warning each
other, and their associates, not
even to think of it in any other
terms than the best obtainable
value.
They began with few almost
absurdly simple principles,
bluntly expressed and rigidly
executed, about decency and
honor and integrity - such as
most of us wrote in our copy
books at school.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
LoNDONSKA DEKLETA Sc
UCIJO PITT.

London. = Londonski Chronl,
Gle poroca, da je V sedanJem casu
iako navadna stvar videti dekle-
ta, ki pijejo V javnih lokallh IN Sc
vGasih V polozaju, ki nj bas prlJe'
ten ocem.
Londoneani trdijo, ola so to sa-
dovi zadnje vojne. Tekom zadnJe
voine so bila dekleta prepuscena
samim sebi, ko so bill fantje V vo-
iaskih suknjah. Nikogar nj bllo,
XII bi jih spremljal k zabavam in
tako so zaGele hoditi V gostilne sa-
me in Sc naucile pijancevanJa,
Mnogo gostiln je, XII noceJo da-
jati place mladim dekletom ako
MISC V spremstvu stare]slml zen
skami ali moskimi, toda one odl-
deio V take gostilne kjer dobe vino
poleg obeda. Steer pa itak MISC
vsi eostiInicarji tako tankovestnii.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
CLOVESKI TORNADO MA PO:
KOPALISCU.

Merced, Cal. = Neki blaznez
neverjetne telesne sile je obiskal
sest pokopalisG, S katerimi je ma
pravil kakor hud orkan.
Tezke kamenite spomenike ali
nsgrobne kamne ie prevracai ka-
kor, da tehtajo funt. Raztrgal Je
okraje, XII so obdajale posebne
rodbinske oddelke in .razbijal vse-
vprek. Nekatere dokaj tezke ma
grobne kamne je prenesel dalec
stran s prvotnega prostora IN Jlh
postavil ma grobove drugih.
Nekateri kamni, Xxi so lezall O.
krog so tehtali do 1900 funtov
vSak.
Pc stopinjah Sc je poznalo, ola
lie vse vandalizem izvrsil en- sam
clovek pomocjo zeleznega dro-
ga, S katerim je trgal zelezne O.
graje in drugO.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13

Pittsburg, Kans., 10. aprila. =
IL glavnega urada premogarskih
operatorjev je bilo naznanjeno, ola
je 1000 premogarjev odlozilo svo-
.je orodje.
Prizadetih je okoli 40 premogo-
rovov. V onem distriktu je zapo-
sljenih priblizno $4,000 premogar-
jev.
Clani kansaSkega sodiSca indu-
strijalnih razmer cakajo ma pri-
hodnjo potezo glede Alexandra
M. Howata, predsednika, in treh
drugih uradnikov stirinajstega di-
strikta U. M. W., kateri Sc naha-
jajo V Crawford okrajni jeci, ra,
di tega ker Sc MISC pokorili ukazu,
ola Sc prikazejo pred industrijel-
nem sodiscu in odgovarjajo na
vprasanja.
Me sc sc ne We kaKSn0 StallSce
bodo premogarski voditelji zavze,
Ii. Mnogo zanimanja je seveda V
TEN, ola Sc je dolocilo konferencc
med prizadetimi in njihovim advo,
katom V Girardu, Kans.
Girard, Kans., II. aprila. = A
lexander Howat, voditelj kansa'
ske premogarske unije je z dovo-
ljenjem serifa V Crawford okran1
!jeci obdrzaval govor katerem Je
imenoval governerja Allena dihur-
ia. PosluSalo ga je mnogo tlso(
cseb, ki so bill po vecini premo.
garji in njihove zene, ki so Sc
zbrali pred jeGo kmalu popoldne
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
Premogarji zastavkali, ko Sc je vc-
ditelja zaprlo.

"Mi ne pripoznamo tega sodis-
ca" je rekel Howat, ko je refe-
riral sodiscu industrijelnih "a
dev, pred katerega nj hotel priti,
ko je bill klican kot prica. "To So
disco je sestavljeno IL treh advo-
katov, XII zastopajo korporacije,
katere je imenoval oni dihur go
werner Allen"
Howat je Z najgrenkejsimi be-
sedami napadel zopet in zopet 60
vernerja in legislature, katera je
sprejela tako postavo.
Govoril je 2 balkona jece skoro
emo uro. Cd casa do casa je mo-
raj prenehati, ker so ga poSluSalci
burno pozdravljali Slednji so pri-
Sli iz okolice mesto ameriSkimi
zastavami ma celu in godbo. ko-
rakali so okrog sodne palace IN Sc
nato zbrali pred jeco.
Howat je naStel tudi mnogo le-
vitov ma racun sodnika, Andrew
j. Currana, Xxi ga je obsodil V je-
co.
Devetdeset procentov premo-
garjev Kansasu miruje. DELAY
ci so predlozili izjavo, V katerl
pravijo, ola so zastavkali kot pro-
test proti temu, da Sc je zaprlo
niihovega voditelja Howata in tri
druge unijske uradnike.
Operatorji naznanjajo, ola je ma
stavki okrog 11,000 premogarJev.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
KMALU Sc 30 BOMBARDIRA-
10 =. LUNO.

Pariz, 10. aprila. = Razni fran
coski pisci prerokuje sedaj Ii
stih, da bo kmalu nastopil cas-, ko
Sc bo lahko bomdardiralo mesec
in druge nebesne planete. Do te
nenavadne we're so prisli radi te-
ga, ker je neki Francoz nedavno
iznasel move vrste topov, Xxi niece
10 krogle V velikanske daljave.
"Kdo je tako drzen, ola bi zani-
kaval, da Sc cd dne do dne boil
blizamo uresnicenju fantasticnim
sanjam Julia Verne-ja?" pravi
neki pisatelj V Gauloisu, katerl
vprasuje nadalje zakaj bi Sc ne
doseglo Sc vec presnetljivih rezul-
tatov experiment M. de la Ma
remaze-jevem priicipom kot' Sc
jih je doseglo ze do danes.
On ne razpravlja mnogo skrlv,
nostmi konstrukcije topa, ki sire.
liza na velikanske daljave, zato ker
to ie vladna skrivnost in sc sma,
ira, da je velikanskega pomona "a
dezelo, Ge skrivnost Sc vedno osta'
ne kot je. On razpravlja lie, da be
postalo mogoce, ola sc premaga
naiveGjo oviro, Xxi brani krogli le-
teti V velike daljave in ia je od-
por zraka
Novi top niece krogle ma dalJa-
70 121 mill, kar je Sc vec negc
znaSa daljava IL Ljubljane do biv'
Sc avstrijske trdnjave V Poll al
Pulju V Istri. Boil natancno, TAX
topovi, ce bi bill nastavljeni V Pu.
liu bi metali krogle daleG prekc
Ljubljane skoro do oCelovca ma 40,
roskem.
"Ves problem pravi pisatelJ
"odvisi cd velocitete ali hitrost
lzrogle. Kakor Sc je dalo do seda.
dognati lett krogla zraku Y polu
krogu, Xxi je temobsirneJsi GIN
veGjja je naglost krogle. krogla
lli lett hitrostjo deset tisoc me
trov na sekundo della Sc vedno
lpivo Glto. Ako -bi Sc napravil(
talk top, lli bi vrgel kroglo IL sebt
S hitrostjo cd II, ,1S0m. napreJ, te
daj bi ia krogla priSla tako dale(
cd zemlje, dasi bi letela Sc vedne
nekoliko krivo, da bi premagala
privlaGnost zemlje in nikdar bl Je
ne videli 'vec ma zemlji = izglnl.
la bi V neizmernem prostoru VSe'
mira.
&c bi Sc torej enkrat to doseglc
potem bi bombardiranje lune
Marsa in drugih planetov odvlse-
10 samo cd dobrega merJenJa.
Ubogi ljudje na Marsu = huda
i'm preti!
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
BIVANJE v soToRIH.

Syracuse, n. Y. V mestu Sy-
racuse tako hudo primanJkuJe
stanovanj in his, ola bo s prvim
majem najmanj 1000 druzin prisi-
lienih ziveti Sotorih ma prostem,
Tvrdke, Xxi prodajajo sotore In
tozadevne potrebseine praviJo, da
Sc bo letos doseglo v prodaJanJu
rekord. Kljub temu, ola kupuJeJo
sotore veGinoma revne druzine SO
profitarji poskocili s cenami tako,
da bodo letos stall "a 40 procen-
tov vec nego so bill lansko leto.
Toda to je Sele zacetek in trgovci
,prostodusno izjavljajo, ola bodo
stvari Sic Sc veliko navzogr, dasl
he morejo Sc povedati "a kollko.
Oni trde, da je vzrok temu, ker SO
surovine neprimerno podrazlle Iii
ker Sc je produkcija znizala,
Ako bi dala vlada ma trg svoJe
vojaske sotore, kateri leze V skla-
diScih, bi brez dvoma mnogo po-
magala ljudem.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
PoMoTA.

st. Louis, Mo. Ko je sest-
naistletni John Schafer prisel ne
kega dne IL sole domov je odprl
vrata S Njucem, XII Sc je nahaJal
pod vratimi, katerega je pustila
tam njegova matt "a MEGA. Odsel
lie V hiso in na svoje presenecenJe
:ie opazil, da mu je prisla nasprotl
mlada dekle zveznjem V rokl in
vskliknila: Oh, oprostite mi, ma
pravila sem strasno pomoto! Cd
Sla ie ma cesto in izginila.
10 je prisla matt domov je opa-
zila, da so tudi vse njene dragoce-
nosti izginile.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
JAKo PRIPOROCLJIvO.

Joliet, Ill. = James Robertson,
nocni cuvaj V napravah Heggie-
Norton Oil Co. je opazil v labora-
toriju majhen ogenj. Zagrabil Je
magic neko posodo prozorno te-
kocino, katero je smatral "a vodo
in jo pljusknil V ogenJ. V posodl
Sc je pa nahajal bencm! Bruhnil
ie V zrak velik plamen in moza
tako obzgal, ola so ga morali od-
peliati bolnisnico. Laboratory
je potem zares pogorel in skodo
Sc ceni ma 10000 dolarjev. Zdrav-
niki upajo, da bodo ohranili ziv-
ljenje ponesrecenem mozu.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
BRITISH DELAVCI VOLILI IA
PIVO.

London, 10. aprila. = Obrtne
uniie V Angliji so dale sVoJlm Gle,
lavcem ma glasovanje prohiblclJ,
sko vpraSanje in kot naznanJa
Arthur Greenwood, eden tajnikov
stranke, Sc je re skoro vse odgovo-
re dobilo.
z namenom kampanJe Sc Je vso
dezelo razdelilo ma posamezne O.
kraie in V vsakem taken okraJu
so Sc vrsile razne konference "a
stopnikov tamoSnjih delavcev III
drugih drustev. q velikansko We
cino so delavci odglasovali "a
"mokroto".
Cello zenske same, katere so ma
nekaterih konferencah predstav-
liale dokaj krepko moe so protl
temu, da bi Sc dezelo popolnoma
osusilo. Zenske organizaciJe SO
sploh proti temu.
Mr.. Greenwood pravl, da pow
precna angleska zena sovrazl vsa-
kega, kateri hoce oropati nJenega
moza njegovega piva.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
IzVRSTEN NACIN.

Rochester. - Howard G. San
ford, XII je star komaj 21 let je x
srecen soprog treh zen. Nedavnt
ga je njegova druga zena ovadi,a
da ina Buffalo tretjo. Bill Je =
retiran, in pred sodnikom je izpo
vedaI, da je zelel imeti mifen II
prliazen dom, katerega nj na5e
pri prvih dveh, marvee sele pr.
trctj.
Sodnik = oeividno starokopit.
nez = Sc nj vjamal mnogo take
metodo izbiranja, zato je nesree-
mega Sanforda obsodil ma stirl lie
sece zapora.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13

J Copenhagen, 10. aprila. = Pc
trograd in Moskva sta bila zavze-
ia po protirevolucijonarnih silah
kakor Sc glase porocila, ki so do,
spela sem.
(Ta vest je najbrz navadna ra,
ca, ker poznejSa porocila ne ONE
njajo nicesar tega,
Carigrad, 8. aprila. = BolJsevi
XII so zavzeli crnomorsko prista
niSce in mesto Tuapsie. ZajetJe sc
je izvrSilo zadnjo sredo.
(Tuapsia je proti jugovshodr
cd Novorosiskega. Proti temu kra
ju so Sc umikale protirdece cett
cd tedaj, ko je bill zavzet Novoro
sisk.)
Gen. Denikin, bivSi poveljniE
protibolj$eviSkih Get V juzni Rusi
il, je danes odSel ma britiSki boj
nj ladiji in je najbrz namenjen '
Malto.
Zadnji pondeljek ponoci je bi
tukaj ubit general RomanovskJ
clan ruskega poslaniStva, toda dc
Sedaj Sc Sc nj izvedlo nobenih a
retacii ozirom na ia dogodek.
Slovo generala Denikina Z onl
mi castniki, kateri so mu Sc osta
Ii zvesti je bilo baje jake ginljivo
Nekateri so mu poljubovali rok'
in sam je jokal, ko jim Je migal
roko V poslednji pozdrav.
Bucharest, 10. aprila. = Odess;
IRE lice lakoti odkar so zavez
niki odtegnili svoje moci cd tam
BoljSeviSke cete ki patrulirajo pt
mestu so preprecile nerodnosti tel
uvodle red, toda he morejo nika
kor dobiti zivil, ker ne obvladaJ'
Sc zrnanje okolice.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
ZLATI PREDMETI starr O.
KROG 1000 LET.

Caceres, Spansko. Znameniti
arhaeologist Ramon Melida, ki je
preiskoval zlate predmete, katere
Sc je nedavno naslo v mali Span
ski vasici imenovani Aliceda, je
dognal, da so bill narejeni maj
mani 1000 let pred Kristusom. =
Zlati okraski, katere so pristojne
oblasti konfiscirale tehtajo sedem-
intrideset unc.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13

Studira rama poroGila situacije,
da doloGi kakSno akcijo maj bi "a
wei justicni department.
IL belle hiSe Sc je naznanilo, da
Sc bo imenovalo clane delavskega
odbora teku 24tih ur.
Senator Frelinghuysen (repub. }
IL New Jersey, je povedal senatu,
da je sedanja stavka predkorak
"rdece revolte"
Legislacije, ki ina opraviti Z ze-
lezniGarsko stavko je jake mas
protna sedanji stavki. Vec sena-
torjcv Sc je izrazilo, da je mic veG
in mic mani nego cisti boljsevizem.
Senator Poindexter, kateri je
tudi preprican, da sedanja stavka
boljsevizem, je predlozil predlogo,
XII doloca, ola Sc kaznuje Z deseti-
mi lett zapora in 10000 dolarjev
denarne globe vsako osebo, ki pri-
poroca in nagovarja druge, ola Sc
pridruzijo stavki, katera mterfe-
rira domaco meddrzavno trgovi-
no. Osebe, katere rabijo silo ali,
ki grozijo onim, ki V casu take
stavke delajo in podobno, Sc bo
kaznalo petnajstimi lett zapora
in $4,000 denarne globe.
Meddrzavni komercijalni komi-
tel je wei predlogo pretres in
senator Poindexter upa, da bo
kongres nemudoma zavzel potreb-
no akcijo V tel zadevi
Westinghouse senator je KJa-
vii, da je sedanja stavka mic manJ
nego revolucija.
"Kar mi rabimo V takih sluca-
jih," je rekel, "je to, ola zavzame-
mo nekoliko take akcije kot so 10
zavzeli V podobnih slueajih mozJe
kot Washington, Jackson, Cleve-
land in Roosevelt. "
On pravi nadalje, ola Sc je ia
nemir zaGel radi vzroka, ker Sc Je
V Chicagu odpustilo od della 10
sepha Grunaua, premikaca ma ze-
leznici.
81 drugimi besedami, pravi
"nepostavne unije Sc sklicujejo,
da imajo pravico upravlJati ze-
leznice in da to dosezejo so pri7
pravliene povzrociti trpljenje vse-
ga prebivalstva.' .
To je cisti in priprosti bolJsevl-
zem, katerega podpira vsak anar-
hist bodisi tut ali domae.
Ma ta nacin govori senator
Poindexter sedanji stavki in O.
Gita kongresu, ker nj "a casa zad-
ME premogarske stavke sprejel
zakona, XII bi stavkanje prepove-
dal. Kot re receno, ia senator Je|
republikanec IL Washingtona.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
EKsPLoz1JA.

V Rotensteinu vshodni Prusi-
il Sc je pripetila eksplozija NUM-
CHE V nekem skladis6u S streli-
vom.
Delavci so odstranjevali IL tez-
kin granat vzigalne niti, ko Sc je
ena nenadoma vzgala. Sledilo je
trideset strasnih eksplozij, XII so
povzrocile velikansko skodo vsej
okolici.
Ubitih ie bilo sedem oseb in wee
nego 200 ranjenih.
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
stavka zelezni6arjev je postala jako
resna zadeva.

proti volji cello bratSke Organlza-
cije zelezni6arjev, Sc je Z never
jetno naglico raz$irila po vSem
kontmentu.
Cd vseh strani so zadnjih par
dni prihajala poroGila, ola zapuSca-
10 delo ne samo premikaei nego
tudi drugi zelezniGarski delavci.
liz New Yorka Sc pOroca, da so
delavci, XII operirajo elektrieni
sistem IL New Yorka New Jer-
sey " newyorSko mesto ne smejo
voziti parne locomotive temvee
samo elektriGne zaradi, dima) "a
pustili svoje delo. Ma drugih po
dobnih sistemih v New Jersey so
delavci tudi prenehali obratova-
MEM. Situacija V New YOrku je
postala re jake resna in postaJa
Cd ure do ure temnejSa.
Velika skladi$Ga in zelezniska
dvoriSGa V Pitcairnu bllzlnl
PitSburgha, Pa, ki so last Penn
Sylvanija zeleznice Sc je zaprlo OBJ
II uri zveGer zadnjo nedeljO, po-
tenn ko so kondukterji in zayiraci
glasovali, ola tudi oni vzameJo ne
koliko pocitnic in Sc pridruzijo
premika6em. Wee nego 5000 delav-
cev ie prizadetih. DyoriSca V Car
negie in McKees Rocks so tudi "a
prta.
IL Clevelanda Sc porOca, ola Sc
ie zbralo 400 kurja6ev, ki pripada-
10 bratski zeleznicarski organiza-
CHI, ma shodu, kjer SO Sc njavili,
da so jake slabo placani kljub te-
mu Sc MISC zavzeli odlOcilnih ko-
rakov.
Drobna pOro6ila cd drugod 50
SCd:
o6urgh, Pa. - Zayira6l, 10
stalm usuzbenei. kondukterJ1' =
vsem tenn distriEtu so ma stavkI.
To ie prizadelo zlasti premOgOro-
We H. C. Frick Co. V reziju kok-
sa Connellsville, Smithfield in
West Brownsville je okrog 10000
premogarjev morale prenehati z
delOm, ker ne prihaja tie wee no.
ben vlak.
Binghamton, n. Y. - Della
ware in Hudson postajni delavcl
so prenehali delom, PorOea Sc
ola iih je zapustilo delo 225 moz,
indianapolis, Ind - DVatisoc
in petSto premikaGev je glaSoyalo,
da ostanejo toliko casa ma stavEl,
dokler Sc ne ugodi njihOvim zah-
tevam. PremikaGi Andersonu so
tudi zapustili delO.
ST. Louis, Mo. = TukaJ Je sluz-
ba skoro normalna, StrojevodJe
so odglasovali, da Sc stavH ne
pridruzijo. Kljub temu Sc M "a
deva prav varna.
Philadelphia, Pa. Promet
tovornih vlakov sc ne vrSi. Vsl
ekspresni vlaki raven onih, ki
prevazajo mleko stOjijo. zelezni-
Ski uradniki njavljajo, da je 81
tuacija jake resna iii postaJa od
casa do casa reSnejSa.
Detroit. Mich. = Voditelji 1000
stavkarjev so predlozili svoje "a
hteve. rezultata Sc Sc ne We. Situa-
CHA meStih okrozju je Sc Vedno
TAXA kot je bila samo V Saginaw
je 100 delavcev Odglasovalo, ola Sc
zopet vrne ma delo.
Peoria, Ill. = 500 premikacev je
zadnjo nedeljo zapustilO delo.
l1liub temu, ola Sc bratovS6ima ze-
lezniGarjev temu upirala, Vse er-
tie lZYZemSl Rock Island so pflZa-
dete.
Columbus, o. = Tukaj StejejoI
stavkujoGe delavce pc Sledecem
redu: Youngstown $500 moz,
Warren 40, Dayton 800, Columbus
25OO. Canton 300, Alliance $50,
Springfield 65. Ma zeleznici Penn
sylvanija Sc trdi, ola Sc je vrnilo
500 premika6ev ma delo V Column
busu. Premikaei V Norfolku IN
Westernu so sklicali shod,
Milwaukee, Wis. = Okrog 7OOl
premikaGev ma Chicago, Milwau-
kee in st. Paul in Chicago IN
Northwestern zeleznicah je slle-
milo. da Sc ne povrnejo ma delo.
Cincinnati, o. Tukajsnji pre-
Glas svobode., 1920-04-13
PoRoCA Sc, DA JE LENIN
PADEL.

True translation filed with the Post,
master at Chicago, Illinois, April 18th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.