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Evening star., 1920-06-18
Supported by state Federation..
HARDING-COOLIDGE
CLUB LAUNCHED HERE
District Republicans Form Tempo
rary Organization for
Candidates.

Harding and CoIlidge Club. COM
posed of republicans of the District
of Columbia. was launched last night
at meeting of the republican state
committee of the District at 1926
New York avenue. the republican
zation was formed. with T. Lincoln
Townsend. chairman: John Lewis.
secretary. and Harry Wardman. treas
urer.
meeting will be held Thursday
night, June "a. when constitution
and bylaws will be adopted and per-
manent officers elected All repub-
at the headquarters. Harding but
tons will be sent upon the payment
of $40 as a membership fee. and the
money will be used to swell the Dis
trict's $4,000 quota of the national
campaign fund.
Senator Harding is the best man
the republican party has nominated
man. The republicans of the Dis
trict are all loyal party men and I
am sure they will bend every effort
to elect this ticket. We all want to
see the government in the hands of
men with experience in running a
government"
William T. Ga1liher, chairman of
the committee. stated that he felt
confident of the support of all fac
tions of the party in Washington. He
said that the recognition of the re-
publican state committee by the re-
publican national committee as the
only political unit of the party In
ton for all time. He announced that
Edward F. Colladay would return
from Chicago within a few days to
take an active part in the campaign
Evening star., 1920-06-18
SENATOR JOHNSON GOES
TO CALIFORNIA HOME
Maintains the Silence He Observed
on His Arrival in Wash
ington.

Senator Hiram w. Johnson of Cali
fornia. accompanied by Mrs. Johnson.
left Washington yesterday afternoon
for Chicago, en- route to his home in
San Francisco. The senator main
tanned the silence he has observed
since his arrival here Monday night
from the Chicago convention.
Senator johnson during his three
day stay here spent practically his en-
tire time at his home at Riverdale.
Md, and made no visits to his office
at the Capitol. The announcement of
his departure was made at his Of
fee.
The California senator. IT was said
at his office. left Washington sooner
than he had planned. owing to urgent
personal business in San Francisco.
It was not indicated when he would
return.
1t was understood. however. that
while in Washington the senator con-
ferred with Senator Moses. republican.
of New Hampshire. and several other
members of the Senate. He did not
meet Senator Harding. the republican
nominee. but it was explained that
they had talked with each other be-
fore their departure from Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
OR NOTHING
FOR CANDIDATE COX
Governor Will Not Attend Frisco
Convention and Will Not Accept
Vice Presidential Nomination.

LOS ANGELES. June 1s.-~-Gov.
James NJ. Cox of Ohio. candidate for
the democratic nomination for Presi-
dent. will not attend the democratic
national convention in San Francisco.
ii is announced here by Edward
Moore, national campaign manager
for Gov Cox. Mr.. Moore said it had
been decided it would not be dig
nified" for Gov Cox to leave his
Office in an effort to obtain the presi-
dential nomination.
Mr. Moore and Norman +. Mack.
democratic national committeeman
from New York, were here Few
hours en- route to San Francisco,
where they will attend the conven-
tion.
Mr.. Mack sharply criticised the
platform adopted by the republican
party at Chicago. Failure to deal
with the Irish question he char
acterized as stupid"
Mr. Moore said rumors that Gov.
Cox would accept the nomination for
vice President were without founda-
ton. ut is the presidential nomina-
tion or nothing for Gov. Cox" Mr..
Moore announced.
w. D. Jameson of Shenandoah.
Iowa, director of ffnance~for the dem
ocratic national committee, has ar
rived from Chicago. He will leave
for San Francisco tomorrow.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
G. 0. P. NOMINEES ASKED
FOR PROHIBITION VIEWS

CHICAGO. June Ex-senator w. G.
Harding and Gov. Coolidge of Massa-
chusetts, nominees of the republican
national convention. have been asked
to state their stand on prohibition.
according to announcement made by
Virgil Hinshaw. chairman of the pro-
hibition national committee. A tele-
gram. he said. was sent to each, read
ing as follows:
do you favor increasing the per-
centage of alcoholic content beyond
one-half of l per cent, in definition of
intoxicating liquors now on federal
statute books?"
Mr. Hinshaw added that Senator
Harding's secretary, in reply. had
wired that the senator declines to
discuss any issue until he makes his
formal acceptance in July"
No answer has been received from
Gov Coolidge.
Evening star., 1920-06-18

Inside the building, carpenters and
painters are completing the work of
making the auditorium ready for the
convention.
The California delegates TO the con-
yention, 1t was said, in playing host
to the visitors. probably will cast. on
the initial ballot. votes for each can
didate nominated.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
WORK ON AUDITORIUM.
Board Fence Being Erected About
Convention Hall.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1S.-Work-
men began building today substan-
tial board fence around the exposition
memorial aditorium to prevent any
forced attempt to enter the building
which will house the democratic ma
tional convention, beginning June IS,
Evening star., 1920-06-18
BANK IN TEXAS CLOSES.

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. June 1s-
The Thrift Bank a private institution at
Wagner City. has failed 10 open for
business. A branch of the bank AT
Rritlgetown also was closed. Deposits
are said to aggregate 100000.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
WILLARD
Call UP nome.
DAD.

THE DISTRICT BOARD OF VETERINARY
examiners for licenses TO practice will take
place June Is and 10. 1920, in the District
building boardroom, 9 am.
F. W. GREENFIELD, Secy,
II
Evening star., 1920-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
hills made by any one but myself. JOSEPH A.
WEIGH SI31, Sth ne .Us
Evening star., 1920-06-18
VOTES AGAINST SUFFRAGE.

BATON ROUGE, La, June 1s.-The
states rights woman suffrage measure
was lost IN the Senate yesterday, when
that body voted % to 16 for its adop-
iiop. five votes less than the necessary
two4thirds required.
Evening star., 1920-06-18

OF THE FEDERAL NATIONAL. BANK.
A dividend of $400 per share. payable July
1st. 1920 TO the stockholders of record Of
the close of business June 25th. 1920. has been
declared. Books closed from 2sth to goth, in
elusive. JOHN POOLE.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
HUTCHINSON STATUE.

BOSTON. June 1S.-A temporary
statute of Anne Hutchinson. leader IN
the intellectual life of the Massachu-
setts bay colony, was unveiled yester-
Gay in the statehouse. Present plans
call for a bronze casting at a later date
Evening star., 1920-06-18

Some Of the African tribes pull their
fingers till the joints "crack" as a
form of Salutation.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
AMERICAN LABOR PARTY.
TO REMAIN D|ST|NC!
Will Not Sacrifice Identity in Third
Party Movement, Is
Announcement.

NEW YORK, June IS (by the Asso-
ciated Press) The American labor
party. it was announced from head
quarters in this city. will remain
distinct labor party and will not sac
| rifice its identity in third party
movement The convention to be held
in Chicago on July 10. it was stated,
will be attended by almost 1000 dele
gates. representing more than 2,oeo,-
600 organized workers.
Chairman Kohn's Statement.
we are rooted in the trade union
movement which is growing in might
throughout the world" said William
Kohn. Greater New York chairman,
land will be. perhaps. the greatest
economic and political influence of the
future. We shall hold fast to our
mission, which is to serve as the po-
1itical instrument of the manual
workers and the awakened brain
workers"
kohn explained this attitude did
not mean the party would not work
with political groups which have
common ground with us" 1t is likely.
he said, that liberal, labor and farmer
groups may nominate the same candi-
date.
Supported by State Federntionx.
Despite the reported hostility of
Samuel Gompers. kohn said. the labor
party would have the support of the
state federations of labor in Illinois.
pennsylvania, Indiana and Michigan
In the forthcoming election.
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27
ZMAGA SUFRAzETK v ZDRU-
zENIH DRzAvAH DoKoN-
CANA.

Washington, 26. avg. = Prokla-
macija, XII uradno naznanja, ola je
amendment "a zensko volilno pra-
vico konstituciji ratificiran, je
danes podpisal tajnik drzavnega
departments Colby.
V drzavi Tennessee Sc je izvoJe-
val odlocilna bitka. Glasovanje V
drzavni Legislature je izpadlo V
prilog zenske volilne pravice in
tenn je bila pridobljena poslednja
drzava Unije, katero so Sufrazet-
Ike potrebovale "a dvetretjinsko
vecino.
Antisufrazisti vsekakor Sc MISC
odlozili orozja in bodo vlozili pri
najvisjem sodiseu priv prot le-
galnosti ratifikacije drzavi Ten
nessee. Nasprotniki zenskega bo-
ia so prepricani, ola bo najyisje
sodisce odlocilo, da Legislature nj
ma oblasti napravljati takih skle-
pow. sg 5 ~ "a 2s3sS9's sS
v sobote,J TO je,, ma %. avg. o.
poldne bodo zvonovi, piscalke ma
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27
ZMAGA KOMUNISTOV V
BELGRADE.

Belgrad, %. augusta. " glav-
mem srbskem mestu so napravlil
komunisti pri mestnih volrtvah
odloeilno zmago. V Belgradu so
|komunisti izvolili komunisticnega
zupana in izmed stiridesetih NEST
nih odbornikov je sedaj trideset
komunistov. Komunisti so zmagali
tudi v sedmih najveejih mestih v
|provincijah.
Toliko pove porooilo v angle
skem meScanskem listu. Znaeilno
.je, da je tudi pobozno ljudstvo "
'Jugoslaviji spoznalo, kaj ina pri-
eakovati do liberalne ali cd smrd-
1.-Two gnjile klerikalne stranke.
Delavstvo v Jugoslaviji postaja
"radikalno" in to je dobro zlla-
menje. Ss7ts'
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27
Urednijtvo in upravnistvo
Glas Svobode.

skega cesarja. Ma odpustnici Sc
nahaia ime moza, kateremu je .bi-
la izpolnjena, ki Sc glasi Vladi-
slav Won Poleski. Ona izjavlJa, ola
je to njen prednik.
Medtem 6asom Sc pa trudi nekl
filadelfijski advokat Jos. Gross,
da dokaze, da je neki drugi po-
stavni naslednik poljskega pusto-
lovca, ki Sc je tako proslavil V ra-
nj zgodovini Zdruzenih draw.
Ia "would be" potomec je grof
Ladislav Burdinsky, XII Sc sedaJ
bori V poljski armadi proti Ru-
som. Ia grof je namrec tudi po-
vsem prepriean, da je direktni po-
tomec Kazimirja Pulaskija. On /
ma sestro, XII zivi ma svoJem "a
dolzenem posestvu ma PolJskem,
Kot je videti Sc lahko pripeti,
da pripade eikasko mesto recent
ma zenskama ali pa poljsNemn
grofu. Me nj eudnega, ee tako O.
blastno paradirajo Poljaki po ci-
kaskih ulicah. a6
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27
SRECNO ZAKONSKO
zIVLJENJE.

Kansas City, Mo. = Joseph II.
Smalley, star "a let Sc je zadnJe-
mu novembru "smrtno ali nesmrt-
no" zaljubil V drazestno Emmo,
stare 56 let. Zivela sta "sreeno"
zakonsko zivljenje skoro tri mese-I
ce dolgo. Potem je pa starr moz
pritekel k sodiscu in prosil, "a To-
eitev zakona.
On Sc ie vdelezil civilne vojne
leta 61-65 preteklega stoletja. =
Pri sodiscu je izpovedal, ola je v
tedanji vojni videl in uzil mnogo
groznega, ampak nobena stvar nj
bila tako grozna kot njegovo tri-
mesecno zakonsko zivljenje.
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27
cIGAvo JE MEsTo CHICAGO?

Dive eikaSki zeni, mala deklica
DO imenu Harriet, neki eastnik V
poliski armadi skupno svoJo Sc
stro. XII nosi "titel", vsi ii Sc skill
cujejo, da velik del zemlje ma ka-
teri stoii eikaSko mestO nJihova
last.
Cikas<i zenski sta Mrs. Martha
Schuster, 1928 VincenneS Ave. IN
Mrs. H. P. Booth, 9O1 Winston
Ave. Harriet je hei Mrs. Schuster-
ieve. ODE sta preprieani, ola mata
kljuGni document s katerim Jlma
bo mogoGe dokazati, da sta d1-
rektni potomkinji grOfa Kazlm1r-
ia Pulaskija, poljskega patriJota,
kateri je umrl boree Sc poleg Geo.
Washingtona amerisH revolucl-
ionarni vojni.
Kontinentalni kongres leta 1777
ie poliskemu bojevniku daroval
$50 akrov "nievredne" zemlje V
indiianski dezeli in ma tel zemlJl
stoii kot Sc zatrjuje danes mesto
Chicago.
Mrs. Schuster ina rokah vo-
iasko odpustnico izza leta 1864 IN
podpisano cd tedanjega avstrlJ-
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27
Najiskrenejsi pozdrav konvenciji
S, S. P. Zveze.
Cenjeni delegati in delegatinjel

Cenjeni delegati in delegatlnJe!
Zopet ie priSla ura, kateri Sc
snidete in 81 bratSki pOdaSte roke.
Potekla so Stiri leta mirnega delo-
vannja in ma peti kOnvenclJl vas
caka dolznost, da pOgledate poslo-
vanie naSe bratske OrganlzaelJe,
pregledate raGune, pregledate u
spehe in zgradite pOnOvno temelJ,
ma katerem Sc bo naSa Zveza razvl-
iala eimdalje mogocnejSe drevo
in kot skrbna matt pomagala du-
sevno in telesno svojim zveStlm
GlanOm.
Cenieni delegati in delegatinje,
pred Vas Sc bo polOzilo racune IL
,katerih boste spoznali kOliko Je
s S. P. Zveza poslednJih stlrlh
letih napredovala gmotno in V Ste
vilu elanstva in 6e je nazadoVala
boste nasli vzroke in jih Odpravlll,
ae jih je sploh mogoce odpravltl'
Resnica je, dragi SObratje in Sc
sire, da je naSa zveza prestala V
nosledniih Stirih letih emo naJhuJ-
5ib sib. Znana epidemija mfluen,
GA in 2 MO V zvezi plju6nica sta j
zadali huiSi udarec kot je bill ka-
terikoli prejsnjih cd one ure, ko
Sc ie organizacija ustanovlla. 5
pozrtvovanjem 6lanstva vseh dru-
Stew, katere vi zaStOpate Sc Je 20
pet opomogla in danes stoJl krep-
10 in trdno kot je stala po-
pref ali pa Sc krepkeje. zveza je
napredovala V poslednjih stirih le-
tih. Napredovala je po Stevilu dru-
stew in postala je mo6nejSa po svo-
lem premozenju Da be V bOes &c 60
naSa Zveza napredovala Sc bolJ
zato boste ma sedanji konvenelJl S
svojim vzajemnim delOvanJem po-
magali vi.
VaSa naloga je, da pred vsem
skrbno premotrite vse, kar je bl-
10 Zvezi V korist in kar il je sko-
dovalo, kaj je povspeSevalo IN KAY
ie oviralo napredek naSe organl-
zacije. lie poznanjem vsega, kar
ie zlo in vsega, kay je dObro, Yam
bo mogo6e postaviti nOvi In bolJsl
temeli. Kadar 81 boste V tenn po-
vsem ma jaSnem potem Sc boste We
deli ravnati. Ven IL Zveze z Ysem,
kar je gnjilega! Ven z vsem, kar
ovira razvoj in prOcvit! Ven tudl
onim. kar sicer ne Ovira napred-
ka ali GA tudi ne pospeSuje Vse to
slabo ie treba nadomestiti z do
brim, z najboljSim. In to Je vzrok,
.da ste Sc zbrali skupaj, to Je ma
loga radi katere so Vas pOslala ma
konveneiio druStva, katera zasto-
pate. To pri6akuje Od Vas vsako
druStvo in vsak clan na$e Sloven-
ske Svobodomiselne Podporne
Hveze. Trdno smo uverieni, da Sc
nibGe varal V Vas in da boste Sto-
rili najboljSe, kar je mOgoee sto-
riti. VaSa naloga je tezavna IN pol
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27

Ina OdgovornoSti. CelOkupno clan
stvo ie izbralo IL svoje srede Vas
in pokazalo, da ste Vi tisti, kate
rim zaupa. Prepricani smo, da Sc
mi motilo V nikomur izmed Vas IN
da boste storili vse in vsak We, kar
| ie V danih razmerah mOgoce stor1tl
| Ne boste prejeli suhega placlla "a
Vas trud, ali placilo Yam bo pie
menita zavest, da ste po svoJlh
najboljsih mo6em pomagall Zvezl
do lepsega in boljSega napredka,
! da ste tako ublazili gorje njenim
mnogim 6lanom in elanicam, ka-
Itero jim je prizadejal kruti kapi-
talisticni sistem, ki mandra pod
seboi liudske mnOzice V svoJem
diviem diru "a molohOm = denar-
lem. Zavest plemenitega eloveka,
da je storil nekaj dobrega no sve-
tn "a svoje trpeGe brate, je vred-
ma ve6 nego so vredni zakladi sve-
! ia, IL katerih ne izvira nicesar dru-
eega nego kri in vseobce gorJe.
Ma tel konvenciji bo zopet pri-
slo ma dan vpraSanje glede zdru-
aenia slovenskih bratskih organi,
zacii Noeemo ma tenn mestu V ka-
teremkoli oziru vpljivali ma Vas
Prosimo Vas pa, ola skrbno pre-.
studirate vse okolnosti ticoce sc
tega. da skrbno premotrite vse
kar govori ga" in "proti". Ma
Vas pri tenn presojanju ne mot
kakSna morebitna osebna mrznJa
kaiti gre Sc "a interese Organlza'
ciie, gre Sc "a interese vseh onlh
MOI zen in otrok, ki Sc nahaJaJc
pod okriljem naSe Zveze. Sodite II
.sklepajte trezno in potem odloclte
To je izredno tezavno vprasanJe
ki je nasi Zvezi povzrocilo re mno'
90 stroSkov. Ma Vas, bratJe IN Sc
sire, ie leze6e sedaj, ola Sc to vpra
SAME resi- ma en- ali drugi nacin
da bi clanstva ne begalo vec In ds
bi ne gromadilo vee stroskov vr
hu stroSkov, katere mora trpet
celokupno clanstvo.
Bratje in sestre, ne prenagllt(
Sc V nobenem sklepu. Ohranltt
naihladnejso treznost. Bodite skr
bni ko sklepate. GILLETTE ma vsaE
Isklep predno ga potrdite stall
sea vsega elanstva. PrimerJaJt(
dobre in zle posledice, h bl uteg
nile naStati, predno sklenete kaJ
Kaiti ako Sc Stori tenn napakf
io je jake tezko popraviti all pa
sploh ne vec, ne glede ma gmotnC
Skodo. XII obiGajno nastane radi ta
kin napak. Imejte vedno in pov
sod pred oGmi koristi Zveze in vse
ga elanstva in gotovo je, da ne bo
ste ukrenili niGesar, kar bi bilo
Skodo nam vSem.
H koncu Vas najprisreneJse po
zdravliamo in Yam iskreno kliee
mo: "DOBRODOSLI"
Urednijtvo in upravnistvt
Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27
0studno izdajstvo.

Cd dne %. julia 1920 dalje "a
sluzi klerikalna stranka V Jugo-
slaviji, da jo ljudstvo pobiJe,
kakor garjevega psa. Ia dan Sc Je
namrec zgodilo izdajstvo, kakor-.
snega he pomne slovenski narod.
Suho porocilo po "Lljudskem
Glasu" IL Ljubljane Sc glasi ta-
kole:
"V Belgradu so hoteli sestaviti
koncentracijsko vlado IL liberal
cev in klerikalcev. Znani reakcio-
narni Eli duh balkanski, Stojan
Protic in, njegov zaveznik, katoli-
Ski kaplan DIR. Anton Korosec sta
Sc hotela pa ma vsak nacin pola-
stiti Wade sama in izriniti liberal
ce. il ME. Ko je bill sporazum &c
dosezen, sta poslala Protic in Ko-
rosec V imenu svojih strank naen-
krat move pogoje, Xxi Sc glasijo ta-
kole:
1. Vsi kmetje, ki so prisli ma
podlagi naredbe agrarni reformi
cd 25. februarja 1919 V posest ze-
mljisca, ga morajo takoj zapustitl
ali pa Sc imajo S SILO lZTIRATI
S POSESTVA;
2. Da drzava plaza vsem be-
gom (hok), to je najemnino oziro-
ma desetino "a zemljiSce, Xxi ga OBJ
idelujejo kmeti ma podlagi'agrarne
reforme, in sicer 2 leta 1918, 1919
| in 1920 Drzava bi morala placati
Ma ta naslov preko 300 milijonov
kron. Demokrati so Sc postavili ma
staliSce, da maj Sc plaza odSkod-
nina samo ubogim begom, ne pa
tudi bogatim.
! Ubogo slovensko ljudstvo! Ali
znas citati? Ali yes, kaj Sc to pra-
Vi? Ali slutis, kaj je storila s tenn
slovenska klerikalna stranka?
Jeziio Sc nam lasje, zastaja nam
kri in beseda, kajti takega deja-
MIA, kot ga je Storila S tenn pis-
MON slovenska klerikalna stran-
ka, nj zmozna nobena propalica
ma svetu vec.
Stoletja so davili mohamedan'
ski begi in pase Ito so veleposest-
niki) ubogo karscansko rajo pc
Bosni in Macedoniji. Krscanski
kmet je bill tlacan teh Turkov. OF
prevratu so Sc kmetje polastili te
zemlje zakonitim potion. Social
stiGni minister Korac je izdal ma
redbo, da je ia uboga krscanska
raja odslej lastnik te zemlje, ma
kateri je trpela stoletja.
In sedaj pride zagrizeni sloven-
ski katoliski duhovnik, ki je ma.
Gelnik slovenske klerikalne stran-
Ike in zahteva, da Sc mora ia ubo-
ga krscanska raja zandarji izti-
rati s te zemlje in zemljo vrniti
nazai brezsrcnemu turskemu vele-
posestniku.
KatoliSki kaplan DIR. Anton Ko-
rosec zahteva V imenu slovenske
lklerikalne stranke, da mora ia u
boga krseanska raja placati "a trl
leta nazaj turSkemu veleposestni-
ku vso zaostalo desetino, katero je
odpravil ze pred pol drugim letom
socialisticni minister Korac.
Slovensko ljudstvol Ali Sc ii Sc
Glas svobode., 1920-08-27

MISC odprle oei? Ali Sc yerujes v
|poStenost svojih klerikalnih vodi-
teljev? Ali Sc verujes, da MISC two
iii klerikalni voditelji podkupljeni ,
IL denarjem turskih veleposestni-
kov? Edino ,tako 81 moreno razla-
gait strasno izdajstvo kleirkalne
stranke. rs eb
VISA stvar nam bo postala jasna
takoj, ce Sc spomnimo ma cukar-
ski tabor, XII Sc je vrsil tie dni v
Marlboro. Tisoce nezavednih ljudi
so sprawl skupaj, XII so svoji
priprostosti mnenja, ola so sli "a
dobro stvar v boj. Ponujali so de-
mar in brezplaene vozne karte vsa-
kemu, kdor Sc je hotel udeleziti
njih klerikalnega cirkusa.
Odkod yes ia denar? Kdor po-
misli ma to in ma najnovejse kle-
rikalno izdajstvo, mora sklepati e.
dino pravilno, ola so placali hva-
lezni mohamedanski yeleposestni-
XII cukarski tabor Marlboro. q
mohamedanskim denarjem SO pri-
rejali klerikalci V Marlboro 60
stije in pijanosti, zato da zaslepi-
jo ubogo, zapeljano ljudstvo.
Ubogemu slovenskemu ljudstvu
priporocamo, ola pri prihodnjih
volitvah odda svoje glasove "a slo-
vensko klerikalno stranko in cez
Ileto dni oh tenn casu bodo sezidani
DO slovenskih gricih zopet grado-
vi, grajski valpet pa bo vihtel 20
pet svoj bic po hrbtu ubogega
IkmetiGa, vodja slovenskih kleri-
kalcev dr.. Anton Korosec Sc bo pa
topil milijonih, XII mu jih bodo
izbrali katoliSko-pravo
hamedanski veleposestniki. Osno-
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pa polne bisage, to je kar 81 onl
|zele. ia tenn ciljem je korakal tu-
di zloglasni krvopija slovenskega
naroda, DIR. Sustersic, kateri je IL
trpeeega ljudstva izmolzel Milo
ne in jih sprawl ma varno V tuJl
dezeli. DR.. Sustersic, ta nekdanja
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cd svojega lastnega naroda. Ma
niegovo mesto je sedel zdaj CIR,
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castnemu predniku. Slovensko
ljudstvo pa nj toliko zmozno, ola
bi znalo misliti zdravo.
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da narcotic list Glas Svobode svo-
jim sorodnikom, prijateljem In
Imancem V domovini, ola bi tudi
tam odpiral oci zrtvam lopovskega
klerikalnega tabora kot je odprl
|mnogim nasi novi domovini Be-
da vlada med naSim ljudstvom V
starr domovini = cast "a to klerl-
|kalni tolpi = in radi tega MISC V
|stanu plaeati naprednega easopis-
liza, zlasti ne Gasopisja IL tujezem-
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denarni valuti re nekaj sto kron
lin take svote 81 trpeee ljudstvo ne
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