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BLOCKS
AID TOLEAGUE
Senate Leader Checks Move TO
Have u. S. Envoy on Repa-
rations Commission.

move 10y the Administration ~
lure Congress into accepting an in
vitation from the League OF Nations
10 Join the disarmament commission
was made through a resolution IN
troduced yesterday by Senator Walsh
of Montana. II requests the Presi-
dent TO designate an American ipem-
Der OF the commission. 4; s..t
m WILL NE PIGEONboLEp.
"A was tho first time tho League
had been mentioned in the senate at
tllis Session. Notw outstanding this
fact. the atterppt by SeustoE: tWalA
10 revive the discusslon' provoked
only "A smile from Senator Lodge. the
Republicah leader, who by prompt OBJ
iection shut OF all debate and sent
the resolution to the Foreign Eeia-
tions Committee.
A canvass Of this Committee shows
mat the resolution win be permanently
pigeonholed and not heard OF again
In the Senate
senator Walsh, although u 'staunch
Administration follower. found fault
With rejection of the League inN-
nation by President Wilson, who took
the ground that az the United States
lis not a member OF, the League IL
would not participate in any organi-
sation created by the League.
5 The Senator declared this reason
was utterly inadequate" and that it
vas a matter of total indifference"
whether the United States Is in the
League or not SO far az the discus
sion Of disarns mcnt IL concerned.
"rhe world wiz reach the conclusion
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Smash! Went the Market!
and so, remarkable savings gift slippers
Men S

Felt Comfort Slippers
in eEveretteS with high
tongue. Packed wool
.Elk-faced MoccaSin SoleS.
Kinds that generally sell
at $3.50 and Snow 60
on sale at
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tives of 100000 needle workers
throughout America. nearly hair 90
whom are employed IA ti,is cts. are
engaged today la liuins up then
forces for a nnish night They hope
be united effort TO defeat the employ
ere ployemsnt Tor an opsn-shop
A war fgnd Is belng raised which
xiii bo suppiemented from the pay
checks or ~ who.eoptinde at work.
10 help emp loyes OF thpse shops which
may ipaoghrats piseA-wcrk and nom
union ahops
New York elothlBg factories have
been. praeticRtly idie for, Two months
bat, according to William Bandler
Pref ident OF, the, NaB6fsnturers As
ISOLATION work Wih be resumed on
partial capacity and non-Union basis
Roon.
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that we have declined TO participate
for some other reason said the SEN
ator. and that we want heavy arma-
ments because we have lmperlalistic
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Wonen's

Women'S Sl.95 to
$3.50 Ribbon-triInmed
Felt Boudoir Slippers, as
illustrated, in a dozen diff
ferent colorS. Soft wool
packed soleS. Now 60
on sale at
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ChiLd's

Misses and Children'S
high-cut Felt Cavalier
Slippers; ribbon and pic
ture trimmed Siesta and
Moccasin Slippers. $40
and 81 kindS-now Of
fered at
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him ~ rapidly as their engagement
and pis win permit
Herbert Hover arrived this morn
ing and talked with the President
elect Tor two houls. Blihu Root,
whose intimate personal knowledge
Of European conditions will be, placed
at the service OF president- elect
Harding, will ARRIVE tomorrow -.
Vice President Coolidge viii
come to Marion ffolp Boston. Decem-
Der 10, and while las stay is eN-
pected To be short. Il Is expected TO
give opportunity for consultation on
the most important Affairs
, william Jennings Bryan, 10 ssche0-
uieh to consult with Scnatof Hard
ing und. Is satl 20 propose 70 bring
the attention OF the next President 10
the number OF great 'Ireatctes. framed
and 3rattried while Bryan~ was Sec
retarx OF state. Senator Harding has
knowti Bryan Intimately for twelve
years. and the relations between them
have been most cordial the Senator
said Last night a.. "a
Bryan will be Followed by scores
OF Others, including Senator Reed of
Missouri, and other Democrats
CARTNET STILL OPEN.
Senator Harding has not offered po-
sitions in his Cabinet TO any one, he
declared last night. II said that tho
other day" he stated. 'and J rciterate
It. You. can keep the line. no decis-
ion was made as to Cabinet selec-
lions today in type and fat 1t II
you are printers, you know that means
to put IL on the standing rack whore
IL need not be reset"
Senator Harding indicated the visits
OF various leaders at the present time
would not be concerned with the
1 ,nhinot. eiLnition - - -.
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WILL LECTURE HERE
ON BIRTH CONTROL
Mrs. Margaret Sanger TO Be
Guest OF National Woman's
Party December is.

Mrs M0rEsret Sanger, OF New
YORK. win address a Public meeting
at the headquarters OF the National
Womsn's Party on December 10
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100000 TO FIGHT
WAGE REDUCTION
Clothing War Looms as Workers
Prepare TO Contest Plans
"a OF Manufacturers. ~ -

NEW YORK. Dec. 12--Whiie. clotl-
ing manufacturer of New York were
planning 10 put into effect this week
reduced wages. $50 that next Springs
clothing may be cheaper" representa-.
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voluntary Motherhood aud ne
FUua aE&eg ~af 81 an. s,si, %
Mrf. Ssssst -aasts-E shs yie o.
seriirrsAses"gdi cops qme) z ~ ss,opisyn
and 'cinadtensfor' irurO4,f Nr1i1'e she
has spent the last siN months lretuT-
ing Z n. z.y4rY
In r,lS sssss s.a,at oss.ai41fths
mart blfthso9GuSI2slL ii. - ksytics
iP NV YorR qtyJ 4'a@ sr.-ssd iR,-
prisonsd. and hunger-strucs until her
release, AZ protest against IN lave
making the giving OF such infoFma-
tion Illegal She hR- geeenth lecr
tured 20 lars e, mestiheA ~ Nr@ YORK
~, 60
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Baby, a, Burned to Death
When Dress Catches
Afire in Home.

tier dress catching lire while she
was playing In her home yesterday.
Elsis johnson, colored. four years
old. 1889 n street northwest, was
fatally burned.
she died at Emergency Hospital
last night from, burns about tho faae
and body The child's dress was
waited into ua open hFeplacc and
ignited.
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Teachers Cannot Go to
Dances and Hold Jobs
At Berwick, Pa.

w lNh4 ltCls l. A@s-AtAA~
wick school teachers can't go TO
dances and card parties that last
until 2 andN3 O'Clock In the morn
Ing and expect 10 hold their Jobs.
That was the ediet that went out
yesterday from the school board,
when complaint was made that
teachers were attending dances and
were 80 sleepy the next day they
couldn't properly conduct their
school classes,
Teachers who go 10 dances on
nights preceding school sessions
are not fit TO teach" the board un-
animousiy decided. card playing
until or 3 o'clock ia the morning
II just NJ bad, but we frOwn on
dancing particularly and lay EN-.
phasis on tho fact that the teach
ers should conserve their best en-
ergies for work in the school
rooms" the statement continued.
that we have declined TO participate
for some other reason" said the SEN
ator. and that we want heavy arma-
ments because we have lmperlalisttc
designs"
WILL CREATE ~ sPICION.
This is. gu utterly unwarranted and
unfounded suspicion the senator
continued. II do not think the people
OF the United States hsrbor any such
designs. They have not receded fron
the position they have long mail,
famed. that there ought 10 be a gen
eral plan by all the great nations tor
the reduction OF armaments.
g4ti al a. "A and Itrt
navy amount 10 the almost incpncciv-
able sum Of $500. 100000. II theirs
were no other reason, the condition
OF the world, staggering under henvy
taxation, would furnish cause for re-
duction OF arnaments.'
Senator Walsh read provision IN
the naval appropriation bill OF 1915
authorizing the President to call a
conference of nations TO bring about
disarmament. Ho said he could an
derstand why the President mient Seol
that acceptance OF the councils inv
tation would be construed az an Il;
tempt to get the United states int"
the League.
THE Senate has its duty as well az
Inc President We cannot fail to take
cognizapce OF this invitation to con-
slider disarmament agreements with
other great powers
LODGE CHECKS DEBATE.
senator Lodge. who had been on his
feet whiting to enter a formal objec-
ton TO the resolution, interrupted al
this point.
This Is very important maj ter
and think 1t ought to go TO the
Foreign Relations Committee. he
said.
Senator Walsh agreed and added
that he would like to have the mat ter
considered in both houses OF Con-
gress, 'to test the temper OF all the
representatives on this particular mat
ter
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John Hommss. iii West Twenty second
street..
Mrs. J. n Morse. West FORTY first
street. will be hostess Friday 10 the
Friday one O'clock Bridge Luncheon
club.
Mrs NJ A. Gregory. 20 Dale avenue
vss hostsss yesterday TO tho Htiieh and
Chatter club. having a. extra guests
nor daughter. Mrs J G, Smart II p"n
YER. and Mrs N. Haas Ssedlrwork
and refreshments featured Nert meet
inG, January ap with Mrs VI e.. Jrnh
ins. i1oT West Ash street O
Mrs. eArsh r. Walker will entertain
EUniaus eiub FRIDAY At l o'oidcA
ridse luncheon nj her home, to9 wts'
Twsnty. fourth street
Mrs. n y. Palmer entertained h'
Wednesday Limited club and Mrs l.
p. Owen yesterday afternoon. when toI
bridge scores were won by Mrs oser
and Mrs W. l.. MAUpin Sut meeting
January ~ With Mrs II n. Alssandsf
,wsst Eighth street -
Roysl Art Sesdiswors club met yss'
tssday with Mrs. A. G. Armstrong. l7il
wsss Seventh street. Mrs A. q. Put.
naa and Miss Stella wcrnst were spe'
cisi guests. Mra A. q Hisdon won
the contest favor, Nest meeting. jan
uary n. with Aa ~ 81. Ayers. 1911
Llnwood boulevard Mr. and Mrs J. n
MeBeNyar, 1880 Linwood boulevard. viii
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don Jones In the afternoon Mrs. Green
took hsr guests 20 the LIBERTY theatsr
The merit regulsr meeting win no rsb-
ruaSv ~. with Mrs dudley Tucker. -
West Thirteenth stree,
An interesting meeting NJ the Pisrtan
riub was held yesterday at the Women's .
club house when Tho Worlds Jews"
vas the lesson subject Mrs. Mary n.
Josiyn wss leader. Mrs Lloyd uiitst
made an excellent talk on Children OF
the Ghetto" Mra q. r. Cootsr ha1 .
paper concerning "Jsrur~lsm ss1 ths
Jews-' Mrs. I. r. sutton wAs Cd
mittsA 20 membership Newt meeting
win bs the annual guest Day January
n. With Mr.. c. W. cottsr. is3s West
Tenth street.
. . ~
The II. \. Card club was entertained
yesterday ny Mrs, &. =. Hoffman. iie
West F1Nh street Mrs.. c. W. royd
Harpsr vas special sussL Ma hob.
srt 4. HasrBs Won tep scsrs ano oNeg(
sAvss vas prsssatsl Mn. fiarpse r..
Nest nesting. Jassasy -. NTH ~.
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II every woman's osganisatios In
the United states would become a
national sodInother 20 ons " more
u tho Armenian orphans. 80. 90
NJ whom have been LETT p~rentlesp
homslers and without food or
clothes. We would soon solve M.
problem ~ saving this struggling
ilt,io nation which IN Americas most
urgent fespopslbillty." says Mrs
Florence Spencer Duryes. who IL
national director Of Momcn's Or
s.nisstions ~ the Near Fast Relief,
with headquartes IN New York
City.
Mrs. Duryes 10 engaged In the un-
usual task OF asking the wosWen's
organizations 60 act as national
sodmothers 10 the pitiful orphans
Of Armenia. who have suffered
mcst ertsvously for the past few
years. In her task ~ speaking be-
fore various organizations. Mr..
Duryea hiss travelled 10000 miiss In
the past sir months and maintsins
that American women are far bet
ter travellers than men and carry
less luggage.
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Nrs " e Nesjsnd' n Nav York,
S,rr,sr r.s,dsn, here, sues, Of Mrs A.
n Renn.,,. ~, West Thirteenth street.
v.s honor guest today when Mrs
Hsene,t entertained the Thursds,
,Ss' ., La,cn,01 a, , '..p ..,,,. a u,cb.oo,
w., S,,,,,a vnj b. friday.
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s.-A.v nv Mrs ~ c. Smith. 1919
w.-,H walker avenue. Extra suests
~ In.r s,li,x., Mne. Wi.
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Unpaid telephone biis for the month
~ January are past Que. n no, paid
by ., m. ~ m" 18Th sryics viii he
discontinued routhsest bell Tel. A
Tel Co. tAdy }
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Now for the Second Day of These Great
JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALES
Infants Long Coats

Made Of Bedford cord and cash
meres. oil fresh, clean and in every
way desirable, but they are in odd
lots A real find for those with
little time 10 devote 10 selections.
500 and $50 Goats for oo.3s.
$500 and &S9S Goats foy eJ.@s.
FOURTH FLOOR
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Graduated and regular $50 kinds
for ~.
U.ineh Graduated, 7se kind, two
strands, 500.
MAIN FLOOR
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Han1ksrchielh vellhgs, Neckwoas
MsaS Isntilnsa kssrajsss aavsv |ksmsoioGno1
hems; vhies q spiesed iaitlah ~ 81
vsisss; M bss 4 . = sssA ....'v... -
,,S ss:: .::. = - !. y =: e. s':.. 'sas $l7o
Or II ~ sseA vssssn. asla q ~ ~ =
40 vslss = ale(R - Il
Q. sss - las sfvnlA -
~ wissA : n ss,,.s. ~ &.
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Jet Beads Specialed

U-inch Graduated, $40 value Tor
CSC.
U-ineh Graduated, 800 value,
for N1S.
Nineh Fancy JET beads. $50
value. ol.Se.
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07
CUDNE SoRTE KURA.

Chicago, Ill. = Sedaj Sc vrsi '
cikaskem koloseju Coliseum pc
rutninarska razstava. Ma razstavl
Sc nahaja tudi cudne vrste "pete-
linske kure". Ia zival ina lep pc
teliniji greben, lepe zavito perJe
V repu in kikirika vsako Jutro, ola
ie veselje, toda kar je znacilnega
je to, da ia kura petelinskega spo-
la znese vsak dan jajce, ki je pow
sem nomalno. Ia kurji petelin ali
petelinska kura je last Mrs. Len
ME M. Davies IL 334 Park Ave-,
Glencoe. zival je prinesel ma raz-
stavo G. w. Mogge, eikaski advo-
kat, XII Sc peca "a zabavo tudi S
perutninarstvom.
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07
PROTESTNA STAVKA MA
SPANSKEM.

Pariz, 4. dec. Brzojavke IL
Spanije naznanjajo, da Sc gibanje
generalne stavke razSirja IL Cata-
lonije V druge provinciJe V dezeli
in da je pri6akovati obsednega
stanja.
V Oviedo, Avila in Seville Sc 5a
delo popolnoma ustavilo in voJa-
Ske ter policijske patrole so ne
prestano ma cestah, ola bi ne prl-
Slo do izgredov.
V Barceloni so Sc pripetili IL
gredi katerih je bilo nekollko
strelianja in wee oseb ranJenlh. :
Generalno stavko Sc je sklicalo
kot protest prot deportiranju Sal
vadora Segur, ki je med ljudml
poznan kot Roy Del Sucre, ON je
voditelj sindikalistov; V deporta-
clio ie bilo obsojenih Sc wee druglh
sindikalistov.
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07
Kitajski listi vznemirjeni radi
japonskih agresij.

Shanghai, 6. dec. Japonski
vojaki Sc vedno nadaljujejo Svo-
Jim klanjem Korejcev Ia debelo V
provinciji Kirin, na kitajskem O.
zemlju, Sc glasijo zanesljive infor-
macije severa. V ia teritorij so
vdrle japonske cete pred nekaj te-
dni, ko so Japonci zaceli trditi, ola
so kitajski bandit pozgali nJiho-
We konzulate in nadlegovali njiho-
We podanike.
Kitajska je poskusala, da Sc te
cete odstranijo toda njena priza-
devanja so bill brez vsakega uspe-
ha.
"Japonska okupacijska armada
Sc obnaSa ma isti nacin kot Sc ]e
osvojevalna armada tedaj, ko je
bila Koreja aneksirana. Zlocini te-
DAME armade so pretresli yes
svet," pise Pekin-Tientsin Times.
"Cele vasi Sc je popolnoma po-
metlo zemeljskega povrSja in ma
stotine ce ne ma tisoce ljudStva Sc
ie brutalno pobijalo in klalo. Tru-
pla zrtev so japonski morilci ka-
zali potem ma tax nacin, da bi vbu-
dill jezo V Korejcih, vsled cesar bi
imeli Japonci pozneje novih vzro-
kov "a nadaljno klanje.
Dodatno k temu poskusajo ia
ponci spremeniti ia teritori, kate
ri tvori sklepni Glen med korejo in
Sibirijo, V nipponesko provincijo.
Ma vec krajih so namescena ia
ponska sodisGa in vsepovsod Sc ma
haja japonska policija, ocividno
ne V namen, ola ohrani red temyec
da interferira staliSeem Kitajske
in ola terorMira korejsko prebival-
Stvo.
Japonska Wade sedaj zahteva,
da sme ustanoviti V Kitajskf pS-
sebne naselbine "a svoje podanike.
Japonski kolonisti Sc vsipajo tie
kot so vrsili drugacnih slucajih.
Use izgleda, da Sc Japonska pri-
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07
CEBULA.

Lansing, Mich. = V Michiganu
so letosnji poljski pridelki izred-
no dobri in med drugim Sc je kras-
no izkazala tudi cebula. Pridelalo-
Sc je je med boljsimi farmarji po-
vprecno 46S mernikov ma aker, ce
Sc raeuna pa vse farmarje skupaj
tedaj znasa povprecni pridelek ee-
bule 395 mernikov ma aker. gfs
Letos Sc je posvetilo cebuli kakih
1885 akrov zemlje V Michiganu i'll
racuna Sc, da bo pridelek znasal
1156 zelezniskih vagonov po pet
sto mernikov vsak.
Kakor je videti bo letos Ameri-
ka smrdela po eebuli, "a druge
arome" bodo pa poskrbeh itali-
janski cesnarji iz Sicilije, Xxi hose-
jo sem. 2S
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07

pravlja pograbiti Sc nadaljen del
kitajskega ozemlja.
Japonska zahteva tudi pravice,
da po$lje V Kitajsko svoje cete ka-
darkoli bi Sc il videlo potrebno.
TIE poteze Sc je pricakovalo re dol
go casa, toda sedaj je prvie, da
Sc je dejanski izvrsila.
TOXIC, 5. dec. = Generalni ma
jor Safe, govornik japonskem
vojnem uradu, je odgovarjal OBJ
dolzitvam misjonarjev glede ja-
jonskih okrutnosti V Chientaou.
On pravi:
"Hitre eksekucije in pozari so
bill potrebni radi tega, ker je XII
tajska zelela, ola Japonci naglo Ia
trejo banditstvo in Sc potem zopet
umaknejo.
Sama nrav zahtevane naloge je
zahtevala ali pocasnega postopa-
MIA ali pa brezobzirnega naglega
udarca srediSce nemirov, ne OH
raje Sc na dejstvo, ola bodo pri tenn
trpeli tudi nekateri nedolzni.
Istocasno mnogimi zarotniki
in spletkarji je bilo ubitih tudi
nekoliko kristjanov, toda V mno-
9Th slueajih so bill zarotniki v
zvezi misjonarji.
Bas ii misjonarji, ki sedaj dol
zijo japonske cete krutosti so sa-
mi vzrok, da je prislo do preliva-
MIA krvi. Oni sami so spletkarili
in vodili do nemirov in cudim Sc,
ker Korejci MISC Sc opazili pravih
namenov omenjenih misijonarjev.
Japonska jim dovoljuje polno
versko svobodo, ne more Jim pa
dovoliti izdajstva, ne more jih pu-
stiti ma miru v njihovem prnade-
vanju spodkopati cello cesarstv',.
Tokija, 5. dec. = Japonska VIA
da della nacrte, da jako pomnozl
tsvoie zracno brodovje in poleg te-
ga bo pomnozila zrakoplovno mo-
stvo. Imela bo 286 letal in tako
zvano "materinsko ladijo" britt
Skega izdelka.
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07
zENA Mac SWINEYA.

Mrs. MacSwiney, zena znanega
korkSkega zupana,, kateri je umrl
Londonu ma gladovni stavki, Sc
je pripeljala V zadnjem tednu Y
New York. Newyorski 1rci so il
priredili precej sijajne demonstra-
CHE. Je gost raznih organizacij, O.
gleduie New York in namerava
razpravljati svojimi advokati
kako bo priGala "a "komisijo", XII
bo poizvedovala irski situaciji.
Vprasalo Sc jo je, ce bi Anglia
dovolila Irski absolutno svobodo,
ne bi Ii to povzro6ilo, da bi Sc dvi-
gnila Sc India in druga plemena,
XII so sedaj pod britisko dominaci-
10 in zahtevala isto "a sebe.
"Well," je odvrnila McSwiney,
"zakai hi pa ne smela? Kaksno
pravico ina Anglia gospodovati
mad mimi? Zakaj neki mora An
glija lastovati tuje dezele?"
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07
XAVIER GRE LAHKO DOMOV,
CE HOCE.

Geneva, 6. dec. = BivSi nemski
cesar in bivSi prestolonaslednik
lahko zapustita Holandsko in Sc
vrneta domov V Nemcijo, ce ju We
sell Tudi bivSi avstrijski cesar
Korle Sc lahko poda ma Dunaj, &c
ina tako voljo. Nihce ne DO Owl
raj bozanskih gospodov kot ne DO
nihce oviral grSkega Konstantlna,
ko Sc napoti IL Svice ma Grsko.
Tako njavlja Giuseppe Motta,
predsednik svicarske konfedera-
cije, kateri izjavlia, ola Svica ne
bo Konstantinu napravlJala nlka-
,korsnih ovir.
Jonkheer R. London, bivsi no.
landski minister zunanjih zadev je
nocoi izjavil, da ce zelijo Hohen-
zollernci vrniti Sc Nemcijo te-
dai Sc jih bo spremilo do one toe
ke ma meji preko katere so sll Y
Holandijo in tam Sc Jim bo dovoll-
10 mejo prekoracitl. /.
London je mnenja, ola sploh III
nobene moznosti, ola bi bivsi nem-
Ski kaizer. sploh prosil lIdaj dove
lienia. da Sc povrne NemciJo.
"Zadovoljen je, ce ostane kJer
ie. Moja vlada je obljubila zavez-
nixon da ga bo euvala.
"Kot nismo hoteli izrocltl kaJ.
zeria zaveznikom, ko so ga hotell
imeti, tako ga tudi ne bi izroclll,
&c bi ga zahtevala cd mas berlin
ska vlada.
Glas svobode., 1920-12-07
ZADNJA PRICA MISTICNE
LADIJE UMRLA.

Gloucester, Mass. -TukaJ Je u
mrl S2letni John Winters, pomor-
Soak in zadnji Glovek ma syetu, X
ie ma svoje lastne oci videl mlstlc-
no ladjo, katera je spominJala ma
starodavnega "Letecega Holland
ea". John Winters je bill clan po-
sadke ma iadrnici CHARLES Has
kell", XII je l. 1860 pogreznlla ne
ko manjSo barko. Cd omega dneva
so pomorScaki ma >ladji Charles
Haskell plogosto videli fantome po-
topljene ladje, ki jih je nallk zlo-
bnemu duhu zaSledovala. John
Winters je malo m pred SVoJo
smrtio Sc enkrat ponovil zanlmlyo
zgodbo o tel tajinstveni ladJl. Il
vo njegove zgodbe:
Winters Sc je nahajal med po-
sadko ladje Haskell, ko je zadnJa
potopila ladjo Salem. Kmalu nato
ko Sc je nahajala jadrnica Haskell
V blizini Gloucester pristana, Sc
ie pojavila OBJ tel ladji neka NIL
steriiozna ladja, katere mostvo
ie splezalo ma jambore ter izJavl-
10 da je moStvo pogreznene ladJe
Salem.
Ko je prispela jadrnica Haskell
gloucesterski pristan, so VIM
ters ter ostali pomorScaki zadell
svoie vreGe ma rame, odpovedall
sluzbo ter odSli z ladje. Nato so
bile kmalu zaporedoma naJete IN
vdiniane Sc tri druge poSadke,
toda tudi to moStvo nj hOtelo OBJ
stati ma ladji ter izjavilo, ola noce
Sc nadalje sluziti ma ladji, katero
spremlja ma njenih potih ladJa du-
hov S smrtnobledimi obrazi. Kon-
emo so zavlekli ladjo Haskell v
pristan ter 10 poStavili izven sluz-
be, nakar tudi ladje duhov nj bio
vee il morSkih glObocin.