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The daily Alaskan., 1920-11-16

found Cuticura Soap nad Ointment was just the thing for h.r head, and when had used two cai'es of Cuti- cura Soap and two boxes Cf Cuticura Ointment she was healed" (Signed) Mrs. H. R. Wilkins, 327 lJo. Howe St., Ft. Collins, Colo, Sept. P, 1919.
 Why not prevent these distressing skin troubles by making Cutieura your everyday toilet and nursery soap aided by touches of Ointment, now and then, to remove the first signsofpimPles, rashesanddandruff. Cuticura Talcum is a cooling, sooth- ing, dusting powder of fascinating fragrance.
 The Cutieura Toilet Trio. consisting of Soap. Ointment and Talcum, promotes and maintains skin purity, comfort and health. Sample Each Free by Mail Address: "Cuticura, Dept. R. Maiden" Sold every where, 25 cents each.
 5EstS Cuticura Soap slaves without mug.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-11-16

Go to Kellsrs for your Ice Cream eyerytime. No disappointment there
The daily Alaskan., 1920-11-16

"GcaeI .s u nuisance"
 "I s...1 say SD; he is always rcaG.u= .u og.-..-t DC-U when vOu h-tgu'L ug.-..--s san"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-11-16

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10
ITS M !! ! II 4
SAYS mrs, BAKER
st. Paul Wonidl,l ma Grand. i auxi,te,
Restored to Health After
Attack Of Flu.

have never seen anything more
wonderful than what Tanlac has done
for my little grand daughter and my
SELF" said Mrs. p. +. BAKER, of 1924
Randolph avenue, st. Paul, Mimi, in a
statement recently.
l Had such q severe attack of the
influenza l was confined to my bed for
three weeks, and after got up I was
so weak that when walked AROUND the
house q: little ], became. so exhausted 1
would almost fall over. l had lost
nineteen pounds and was a mere
shadow Of my former self. MY nerves
were SO badly shattered the least UNI
usual noice would nearly run me dis
tracted, and my stomach was in such
5Wretched condition that after eating Il
always felt stuffy and nauseated. /
had awful cramps in my stomach and
frightful pains around my heart and
across my chest.
$50 many Of my friends had told me
OF the wonderful results they had got
ten from Tanlac that began taking it
myself, and l started to improve and
gain in weight right away. have
taken six bottles now and have gotten
back eighteen of the nineteen pounds 1
lost and 1 am in absolutely perfect
health. Everything eat agrees with
me and I am never troubled afterwards
In any way whatever, My nerves are
just as steady as can be and am Sleep
ing soundly and can attend to my
homework n0f. ...-
"Shortly after contracted the in
fuenza my little seven-year-old grand
daughter was taken with it, and as she
had always been frail it went so hard
with her that at one time we gave up
hope for her recovery. This attack of
influenza left her in weakened con-
dition, she wouldn't eat anything and
i felt uneasy about her all the time.
AS I had been taking Tanlac and get
ting such fine results l knew it would
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10
MARSH GROVE

Mrs. John Floberg, Of Foldahl, visit
ed with Mrs. A. Sahlberg and Mrs. e.
Hanson last Monday afternoon.
Chas. Knitter was a Warren caller
Saturday. ..
Mrs. A. Sahlberg and sons Oscar,
Hilmer and August, called at Edward
pHansOn's last Monday night.
Miss Lille !Knitter left for Mime.
apolis Saturday.
Mrs. A. sSahlberg and children spent
Sunday with Carrie Sahlberg at Len
Lull's.
Miss Ruth Hanson came home from
Alvarado Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. Sahlberg and daughter Agda,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10

do no harm to let her try It. And to
the surprise Of us all 1t has proved even
more remarkable In her case than in
my own. Today after taking three
BOTTLES she l. the very picture of per-
feet health and Is as strong and happy
as any child l ever saw In my life. We
are deeply grateful to Tanlac and will
never be without it in our home
Tanlac Is sold in Gatzke by the
Gatzke Mercantile Co., in Newfolden by
Amundson & Lee, adm by the leading
druggist in every town.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

of Montcair on December %, 1919, and
many hearings were held at which the
town was represented by its officials
and counsel. Bayonne and Jersey City
were represented by counsel who op-
posed the application. Objections also
we're fled by the Montclair Water
Company and the Morris Canal
The town Of Montclair is now sup
piled by the Montclair Water Company
with water taken from the Passaic
River at Little Falls. The same water
is furnished to fourteen other munich
palities, including Paterson, Passaic
and Bayonne. The amount supplied in
1919 averaged 44,000,O00 gallons daily,
Montclair's proportion being only per
cent Of the whole.
Montclair, it was shown, admitted
that ',,.e present supply is sufficient in
qua, ~ to meet all needs, but urged
that che Passaic River above Little
Falls was so grossly polluted that the
water was not fit for home use, even
If filtered and sterlized.
The board said that there could be
no doubt that the sources Of such pol
luton as exist are for the most part
extremely obvious and somewhat local
lied within a comparatively short dis
tance of the intake.
The board pointed out, however, that
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Barrett Demands {
Wartime Control
To Conserve Coal
Acting Service Commissions
er Declares City Faces
Famine and Only Drastic
pleasures Will Fill Bins

The return Of the Fuel Administra-
tion method of coal control as the only
constructive means Of solving the coal
crisis now confronting the eastern
part Of the country, and the public
utilities of New York in particular,
was urged yesterday by Alfred NJ.
Barrett, Acting Public Service Com
missioner.
Mr.. Barrett said that the commission
had compiled figures showing that the
public utilities of this city have less
than half of their normal supply of
fuel on hand. He declared that while
he felt confident the action taken
by the commission ana the public
utilities to cooperate with the railroads
to meet the immediate stringency will
tion of the Fuel Administration can
solve the problem constructively.
Facts at the disposal of the Public
Service Commission indicate that the
local situation will be materially ag-
gravated during the fall, and especial
ly in October and November, unless
radical measures are taken.
Barrett said that while the restora-
tion of the fuel administration is a
matter up to the Federal government,
Governor Smith could take steps to
conserve fuel, and that should the
emergency arise, Mayor Hylan could
use his police powers to effect the
same result.
"Pyramiding" was the term en-
plosed by the Commissioner to de-
scribe the method by which coal prices
are boosted beyond legitimate limits.
He agreed with President Willard of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, who
at Fridays conference between repre-
sentatives of the railroads, the utili-
ties and the commission placed great
hepes on the order of the Interstate
Commerce Commission diverting all
open freight cars to the coal carrying
trade.
Barrett said that this order will re-
suit in increased shipments Of
coal, amounting to 2,500,000,000 tons
monthly The movement of cars is also
on the increase, Mr.. Barrett said, the
period from June l to June "a showing
gain of SO per cent He asserted that
the effect of this will not be felt in
New York for some time, since most of
the movement of the cars thus far has
been toward the mines to take on coal.
Figures compiled by inspectors of
the Public Service Commission show
that the Interborough Rapid Transit
Company has weeks supply of fuel
and that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
has but two days supply. The total
amount Of coal now on hand in the
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Aland Islands Issue
Before League July 9
Sweden Already Has Agreed TO
Abide by the Councils
Ruling in London

From, The Tribnne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Coun-
ell of the League of Nations will meet
in London July to take up the ques-
ton of the Aland Islands, the State
Department was advised to-day, in a
communicate issued by the league,
which added:
"Great Britain, acting under that
part Of Article II Of the covenant of
the league which establishes the abb
solute right of each member of the
league to bring to the attention Of
the council any circumstances what
ever affecting international relations
which threaten to disturb interna-
tional peace or the good understanding
between nations on which peace de-
pends, has brought the question Of the
Aland Islands to the notice of the
council"
STOCKHOLM, June 26.--An official
statement, issued to-day in connection
with representations made to the
Swedish and Finnish governments on
behalf of the Allied and associated
powers to the effect that Sweden and
Finland should refer the question of
sovereignty over the Aland Islands to
the League of Nations, says:
Sweden, readily fulfilling her
Nations, Immediately declared her
question to the league, in accordance
with the suggestion Of Great Britain,
supported by the other powers"
|. The press Of Stockholm to-day ex-
presses satisfaction with the govern
ment's action.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Workman Finds War Secrets
Concealed in Glove Gauntlet

DECATUR, III, June 26.-Tearing
apart the gauntlet of an old leather
glove which he had picked up when
fighting fire at the Wabash Railroad
shops, H. Won Boeckman, roundhouse
employee, to-day found concealed
therein ground plan Of the fortifca-
tions about the city Of Amiens, France.
The dTswag tS d4i was ye Sn 1rasSg anS mpsn
map, but it was so damaged that the
tracings }were illegibl~. Both were in
cased in oilcloth and sewed in between
the two layers of leather which formed
the gauntlet. Boeckman said he was
led to tear the gloves apart because of
their peculiar stitching.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Britain Never Will
Accept Republic in
Ireland, Says French
Lord Lieutenant Declares
Coercion of Ulster Will
Not Be Tolerated Either:
Rail Situation Is Worse

BELFAST, June 2s. Viscount
French, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland,
who is here for the unveiling of war
and Titanic memorials, speaking at
a luncheon to-day, said:
sit cannot be too clearly shown
that the government never under any
circumstances will listen to any pro-
posal either for the establishment Of
an Irish Republic of the coercion of
Ulster. We desire above all things to
give the country the utmost measure
of political freedom, and hope sope-
times against hope that a peaceable
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Montclai1' Request
For New Supply of
w ater Is Refused
Conservation Board Holds
There Is No Surplus in
RockawayWa Watershed; City
Must Depend ON Passaic

TRENTON, N. j., June 26. a re-
quest made by the town of Montclair,
N. j., that it be permitted to use Split
Rock Pond and Beaver Brook, in Nor
ris County, as a source of water sup
ply, was denied to-day by the New Jer-
sey State Board Of Conservation and
Development. The board also decided
that there was no surplus water in the
Rockaway watershed which could be
allotted to Montclair, holding that the
proposed plan would interfere with
other municipalities.
The application was filed on behalf
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
reconciliation will eventually be ef-

reconciliation will eventually be ef-
fected.
But, having said so much, l would
be wanting in my duty il did not
repeat what I have said before, that we
are determined the Irish people shall
enjoy the same protection as .he people
Of othey parts of the kingdom, and the
government will not hesitate to employ
oil the forces at its disposal to attain
this"
DUBLIN, June 26.-The. railway stu
alton ia gradually becSming worse
The railway men at conference to-day
unanimously, resolved to continue their
attitude Of refusal to operate trains
carrying troops, ampunition or police
Southeastern line trains were held
up on account of police and soldier
passengers. In consequence Of this,
other lines were blocked. The import
ant centers of Cork, Limerick and
Waterford suffered on account of this
suspension.
A group Of armed men to-day forced
the Sligo jail and released Sim Fein
prisoners,
LONDONDERRY, June 26.-Ther~
has been no shooting in Londonderry
during the last twenty-four hours. The
troops are still on guard, hut the city
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Take a Nap Above Clouds
Passengers on Western Flight
Also Served With Luncheon

CHICAGO, June 26.-Taking nap
above the clouds in an electrically
heated airplane, at an altitude of $500
feet, while travelling between Albany
and Buffalo, was one of the incidents
recently arrived here from New York
on their way to Omaha to attend
wedding. They made a Journey in an
all-steel monoplane.
Luncheon, with full complement of
silver and tableware, after-dinner
cigras for the male passengers and
special vanity cases for the women,
were some of the features of the new
plane.
The machine covered more than $50
miles on the trip from New York to
Chicago, going up into Canada to avoid
a storm over southern Lake Erie. The
actual running time for the trip was
hours and Sd minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
VIII Pull ~ convict's Teeth

Special Dispatch to rhr ~,
!, oSslNiNG. June 2s.--Psul ~ sls;..
Sing Sing convict who IA il 49,. !,
pitai suffering from sleep,np .... ~ ~
IS going to have his teeth ANN,
remedial measure.
Dr. Amos Q. Squire, head ,,,.....
OF the prison, does not expee, i 2
be cure, but he does belisrs .a'. /,
teeth may be a contributinr ~. Me ~
the patients condition caese l;
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

Is resuming normal aettvit,.. %
unusual incident to-day WA i saee oal,
by the military Of Ave fails sss arref|
members of the Ulster .sgulDp,l
who y were guarding the Water.si slstis y {
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

bins of all the public utilities in the
city is not more than 17l,0O0 tons.
The normal supply should be $4,000
tons. In addition, the utilities should
be receiving 600 cars Of coal daily to
care for their current needs and enable
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Two Earthquake Shocks
Felt at Anchora~n

ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Jr,s
Two pronounced earthquake ~
ecre felt here beginning at 4.s, sassf
Friday afternoon. No DANA deess
caused. The shocks were felt ,SH "a
north of Anchorage. =" nile,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

it was practically. inevitable that so
long as the water could be- made whole
some and safe, the Passaic must. con
nqs the to saRpy na9 o tha stst portion
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
France Fixes Wheat Price

PARIS, June 2e.-The government
advisory commission appointed to fix
the price of wheat and other grains
voted to-day in favor of 100 francs per
quintal of what.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20
MACKA REsILA zIVLJENJF,.

New York. - Ko je Joseph
Taylor sci poleg vrat stanovanJa
Mrs. Bridget Shay je zaslisal "a
vratmi mijavkanje maGke. To Sc
mu ie zdelo sumljivo, ker macka
nj imela navade mijavkati, kadar
je bio vse dobro.
Ker nj mogel odpreti vrat Je
slednja siIoma vdrl in takoj zacu-
ii, da je stanovanje napolnJeno S
plinom. Hitel je k oknom in Jih
odprl. Mrs. Shay je nasel neza-
vestno lezati V njeni spalnici. Pin
:je bill oprt pri svetilki najbrz po-
motoma. Poklical je ambulacnl
yoz, kateri je nezavestno odpelJal
v boiniSnico.
Taylor Sc je ozrl okrog, da po-
gleda "a macko. Nasel jo je lezati
ma tleh re mrtvo.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20
BOZ MED DELAVCI IN
VOJAKI.

London. - Resni boji so Sc prl
petili med delavci in vojaH V IN
dustrijalnem delu okrog Genove '
Italiji. Tako Sc pOroGa ma Central
News IL Rima zadnjo sredo.
Tekom nemirov Sc je pripetilc
mnogo pobojev. Nemir je zacel '
tovarni Ansaldo potem Sc V to-
varnah San Piar D'Arena, Cornig-
liano, Sestri, Levante in Sc neka,
terih drugih. Delavci so Sc borlll
z vojaStvom skozi yes dan.
Kakor Sc brzojavka glaSi so ce-
te naposled zmagale delavsko
in oSvobodile tovarne IL
vzemSi ,Ansaldo, kjer so delavcl
Sc vedno zmagovalci.
Nemir je za6el IL vzroka, ker so
lastniki naznanili delavcem, da
Jim znizajo place. Delavci so to
odlocno zavrnili, nakar so lastniki
tovarne zaprli.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20
NENAVADNA NESRECA.

Louisville, KY. Tukai Sc je
pripetila nenavadna nesreca, kl Je
zahtevala zivljenje sestletnemu
deeku, Jamesu Wotenu. Decek Je
prisel k nekemu mirno stoJecemu
AUTOMOBILE in opazil Ma kolesu, da
ina vrhnji gumijev obroc malo
luknio. Skozi luknjo je gledal ma
dan del notranjega gumlJevega
erevesa, katerega je potiskal ven
stisnjeni zrak. Decek Sc je prlbll-
zal in zacel doticni mesicek grlz-
ii. Sledila je eksplozija in decek
.ie oblezal ma mestu mrtev. Pri raz-
teleseniu Sc je pokazalo, ola mu Je
zraeni udarec popolnoma raztrgal
deSni del pljuc.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20
ZALOSTNA SLIKA IZ SEDA-
NJE DCBE.

New York. = Mrs. Ana Rosen-
berg, hiSnica V neki tenementnl
hisi, je naSIa potikati Sc po ulici
ubogo zeno, ki je bila skoro do
smrti izstradana. Uboga zena je
bila poleg tega Sc ma koncu poti k
materinstvu. Rosenberg jo je
vsprejela, oblekla, dala j stanova-
ME in poklicala zdravnika. Par
dni pozneje je porodila krepkega
decka.
Mrs. Kaplan kot je ime nesrec-
nj zeni, pravi, da hi rada prodala
dete "a 1000 dolarjev, ker sama
je skoro popolnoma nezmoMa "a
delo radi polomljenega telesa in
ker je poleg tega Sc skoro do kra-
ia gluha. Do sedaj Sc nj nihce po-
nudil, da bi dete odvzel,
Izjavila je, ce j ne bo mogoce
dete oddati kakSni druzini ga be
oddala sirotniSnico ter poskusa
la slrbeti "a NIGGA.
Ge bi hotel clovek zbirati take
slike hi najbrz napolnil velikan
sllo knjiznico. In vendar so slam
natl tepci zabili velikanske svote
da so napravili dezelo suho.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20
del versaillske mirovne pogodbe
in francosko-ameriSkega pakta.

del versaillske mirovne pogodDe
in francosko-ameriSkega pakta.
MOTTO, katero Sc je vceraj pre-
ielo od koncila Sc je takoj poslalo
Y belo hiSo kakor nitro Sc 10 Je
spisalo in predsednik jo je studl-
raj popoldne in tekom vecera ia
ko pazljivo. Ko je danes zacel z
delom je bilo videti, ola ina Syo-
iih mislih natanGno narisan odgo-
vor, kar Sc je izkazalo tudi, ker Je
nemudoma zaGel diktiranjem.
Predsednik je pri volji, ola Sc
note objavi takoj, kO izvrSl svoJ
slueai, kateri je bill koncan danes
\ odgovorom. Vsekakor nj bilo
storjenega sklepa, da Sc komuni-
kacije obiavi toliko casa, ola Sc
cuie cd zavezniskih premierjev. =
Njihoya zelja je namrec taxa.
ZavezniSka nota, katero Sc je
prejelo vceraj je priblizno take
dolga kakor prva nOta predsednl,
ka. Sc ie izvedelo bell hisi.
PoroGila IL Londona praviJo, dS
zavezniSki odgovor vsebuje kakii
1000 besed. Oficijali V bell his.
smatrajo to stevilo kot pravilno
Predsednik Wilson, kakor Sc i
izvedelo, zastopa staliS6e, ola je ia
dezele zainteresirana jadranSk
poravnavi, kljub temu, ola Sc YER
saillske mirovne pogodbe nj tn ra
tificiralo.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20

dat, katero Sc rabi zvezi nil
hovo prihodnjo vlado. Ia beseda
je ravno TAXA kot turSka beseda,
XII pomenja = bivola in ubogi
Turk ne yedo kaj maj pod besedC
mandat" razumejo ter vlada
med mimi radi tega konfuzija. 0
TEN je poroeal Reour Bel, turski
narodni voditelj.
Cello Reour Bel je sramezljivo
primal, ola sam ne razume prave-
ga pomona besede "mandat'',
koncno pa pravi, da Sc je od raz-
licnih sill rabilo to besedo V raz-
licnih pomenih, ter nj cudnega, ola
nj mogoce dognati njenega praye-
ga pomona.
Kot glavni assistant Kemal PaSe
pri organiziranju anatolijske VIA
de in kot delegat turSkega parla-
menta IL Sixasa je Reour Bel sma-
tran kot ljudski glas tega mesta.
"Podpisal sem premirje med
zavezniki in Turcijo," je rekel,
ter poznam njene dolocbe natan-
enc. Mi hocemo, ola Sc dolocbe te-
ga dokumenta izvedejo in mir maj
nastane V soglasju Wilsonovimi
stirinajstimi tockami. Mi hocemo,
da Sc nase meje urede kakor je BIZ
10 sklenjeno OBJ premirju ter zah-
tevamo, ola Sc Grki in zavezniske
moci, katere nepostavno okupira-
io Smirno in del Anatolije spra-
WHO cd tam ven"
Pariz, 19. feb. = RezervaciJe k
pogodbi dosezene po najvisJemu
zayezniskemu koncilu, dajejo Tur-
konr dovoljenje, ola obdrze svojo
vlado Sc v Carigradu, so obsoJa-
ne po Veliki Britaniji, toda do
dolocnih sklepov Sc Sc MI prislo.
Tako namrec poroca Petit Pari-
sien.
Velika Britannia kot Sc razume
ie zavzela staliSce, ola morajo
Turk zapustiti Carigrad, toda
Francija nasprotuje takemu ko-
ralu.
,Organiziranje sill, katere bodo
vrsile policijsko kontrolo mad
Dardanelami Sc je re ocrtalo, pra-
vi list Echo de Paris, docim poro-
ca Matin, da bo Grska dobila
Smirno in nekoliko ozemlje V O.
kolici.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20

v tenn tednu smo izdelali imenl-
Ike narocnikov "a vse one naselDl-
ne, v katerih imamo zastopnlke'
Doticne smo slednjim odposlali'
Tenn potion prosimo torej, cenJe-
ne zastopnike, da iztirjajo marco
nino onih, katerim je re potekla
ter mai povprasajo tudi one, kate
rim narocnina potece sedaj ali v
bliznji bodocnosti. Poleg tega Jlh
prosimo Sc, da nam poskusajo do
biti kaj novih narocnikov in po-
magaio tenn dobri stvari IL stl-
ske v ten kriticnih cash.
Ko smo izdelovali imenike smo
obenem spisai opomine ter jih po
slali dolgujoeim narocnikom, ka-
terim ie narocnina potekla z no.
vim letom. Mnogi so jo re pono-
viii, mnogo jih je pa h tega Sc
MISC storili. Cenjene narocnlke
prosimo, da nam to oproste In nal
Sc odzovejo opominu. Kdor Sc pa
noce nadalje narociti ga prosl
mo, da je toliko posten, ola porav
ma zaostali dolg ter sporoci obe-
mem, ola Sc mu list ustavi. Vse
styari pri listu so tako brez prl-
mere drage, da nam je z ozirom
ma tezavno stalisce v katerem Sc
nahajamo, .absolutno nemogoce
posiljati lista komu zastonj. Poleg'
tega ie tu Sc postni zakon, h nam
prepoveduje posiljanje lista "a
stoni, radi velikega pomanjkalJa
papirja, XII vlada sedaj v vseJ de. !a.
Seli. Nj davno tegas ko smo dobiii
ponovni opomin da Wade, da Sc
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20
"MRTVEC" JE SKLENIL Sc
MALICE ZIVETI MA SVETU.

Dallas, Tex. Bilo je kmalt
po polnoci. Truplo crnca je lezale
stegnjeno ma svojem odru. Maho-
ma pa Sc zgane, dvigne in obsedl
Potem pa zacne "truplo" govo'
riti:
Brrrr, ali je mraz!
Navzocemu cuvaju so bill tako1
vsi lasie pokoncu in postalo mu Je
iako hladno, oziroma vroce. kon.
enc ic pa zaeel vendar trezno MI
sIiti in ie magic telefoniral V boil
niSnico po ambulancni voz.
Crnec je "umrl +" ma lntluencl
toda Y poslednjemu easu Sc Je
premislil in prisel zopet k zlvlJe-
min
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20
Narocnikorn in zastopnlko1'a

strogo drzimo zakona in vstavimo
list vsakemu, XII ga ne plaza. LIE,
mo smemo storiti lie pri onih, h SC
pismeno zavezejo, da bodo svoJ
dolg poravnali eimnajprej mogo-
ce. V preteklem letu so nam ne
kateri narocniki poslali pismeno
obljubo, da bodo narocnino porav.
NAH, toda ker nj bio cd njih vec
glasu, smo jim bill prisilJeni usta-
viii list, kajti cello potrpezljivi Je-
hova bi Sc ,navelical cakati vso
vecnost kaj sele mi, XII Sc moramo
boriti ma vse kriplje, da Sc vzdr-
limo ma starem standardu.
Prosimo torej vse, da izvrsiJo
svojo dolznost napram listu, ka-
kor jo skusamo po svojih moceh
izvrsiti napram narocnikom mi.
Maj Sc enkrat omenimo, ola zna-
sa celoletna narocnina $500 ali
$500 "a pol leta. Ia mesto Chlca-
90 in inozemstvo stane S4.5O "a
cello leto in $3.50 "a pol leta.
Rojake opozarjamo, da smo Ia
cell posiljanjem lista V domovl-
no " Jugoslavijo in druge slo-
venske haje. Vsak ina sedaJ pr1-
liko, da naroci list svojim dragim
ma ono stran morja. Vsak bo svol-
Gem v domovini zelo ustregel, &c
Jim naroci list, kajti pri tezavnih
razmerah, XII sedaj vladajo tam
jim je gotovo neizmerno tezavno
placevati narocnino tudi "a liste'
XII izhajajo v domovini.
Isheno pozdraylja vse
Upravnistvo Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1920-02-20

Charles R. Crane je zadnJo sre-
do weeer govoril pred Association
of Commerce v hotelu La Sale in
.je rekel, ola je italijanska kontro-
la Jadranskega morja vecja ne
varnost svetovnemu miru kot je
bila turska posest Dardanel.
"Vojne so Sc vrsile ze vee kot
sto let radi tega, ker so Turk la
stovali Dardanelle", je rekel Mr..
Crane. "Zdaj, ko je ia nevarnost
odstranjena Sc je ustvarilo drugo,
s tenn da Sc je dalo Italiji kontro-
10 mad Jadranskim morjem.
Mr.. Crane je povedal obupnih
potrebah malih dezel V blizini in
je navajal V nadalje primere te-
zavnem stanju, katerim je bill pri.
ca sam, ko Sc je nahajal kot clan
vladnih misij Rusiji, Turciji in
v centralni Evropi. Izjavil je tu-
di, da bo postala Cehoslovaska e.
ma najmoenejsih malih dezel radi
dalekovidnega vladanja narodne-
ga predsednika Masaryka.