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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23

Pariz, 81. marca. = Panislam-
ska revolta je re '. polnem plane
nu. Boji Sc sirijo iz Tracije skozi
Anatolijo prot Arabiji. Polurad-
ma francoska porocila zagotavlja-
io, da ie mohamedanska revolta V
zvezi zadnjimi dogodki v Mem
CHI.
V Traciji turski polkovnik Jaf-
fer Tajar odkrito napada zavez-
niske eete. Proti MENU stojijo gr-
ske eete, XII okupirajo Tracijo. V
Anatoliji so turske eete pod po
velistvom Mustafa Kemal pase
vrgle .italiianske cete nazaj. dc
morskega obrezja %, zmagovltl
ItalijaniD Francoske eete v Gill
CHI in zgolnJi Siriji po malem ma
sprotujejo tlrskemu narodnemu
dvigu.
Marcel Cachin, zastopnik In vo-
diteli socijalistov zjavfja V HUI,
mantle sledece svarilo:
"Slabe novice IL orijenta, Siri-
ie in Cilicije. Francija ina tam
10000 moz in precej mocno bro
dovje. Ampak to ne zadostuJe;
gen. Gouraud zahteva ojacenj. =
Francija ie zapletena tam ne
skoneni vojaski ekspediciji-
Carigrad, 20. marca. = Dolga
vista britiSkih drednautk v Bos-
poru pripoveduje, da izginja sui
tanova moe.
vceraj je sultan ndal razglas
svoiim podanikom V katerem jih
pozivlia, da vrsijo svoje dolznosti
in vsakdanja opravila V istem re-
du, kot da nj mesto oknpirano.
Medtem je neka britiska vojna
ladija plula proti Maltl In nesla S
seboj Reouf Beia ter wee druglh
narodnih voditeljev, kateri SO po-
magali Mustafa Kemal-ovi opozl-
CHI, in katere Sc je zajelo Y Ca
rigradu "a casa okupacije.
Narodnjaki dolzijo sultana w
dajalstva in pravijo, da nina no.
benega poguma niti patrijotMna
Mustafa Kemal in njegoyi ko-
miteji imajo skoro vso notranJo
Malo Azijo svojih rokah.
Mohamed vi. turski sultan, je
izgledal vceraj mnogo starejsi in
potrt, ko Sc je peljal IL Jildiz pa
lace v Mejidieh Jami.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
NEsREcA z AERoPLANoM.

Wichita, Kan. - Emil Saegus-
ser, pilot, Miss Claris Hart in John
D. Ratcliff so bill ubiti, ko je v
aeroplanu v katerem so Sc vozili
nastal ogenj, ko so bill 500 cevljev
visoko in padel ma tia.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
GIBANJE DELAVCEV V
Chicago.

Cikaski mestni oeetje so Sc ne
madonna nasli pred problemom, ki
jih utegne spraviti prerani grob,
tako je zapleten. Kar vsi mestnl
delavci hocejo meti poviSanJe pla-
ce, to pa ne gre kar tako.
Sedaj je zastavkalo V Chicagu
500 voznikov in soferjev, kateri so
odvazali smeti, pepel IN podobno.
[Prizadeto je vse mesto.
Splosna disorganizacija drugih
mestnih departmentov pretl radl
sklepa mestnega odbora, da Sc ne
dovoli povisanja place. Uradniki V
vseh mestnih departmental so vo-
Hill, da Sc zastavka Y cetrtek ako
Sc mandate ne odtegne.
| Mestni vozniki in soferji so "a
dnjo soboto obdrzavali seJo, ma
kateri so sklerili, da zastavkaJo IN
Sc he vrnejo ma delo toliko casa
dokler Sc Jim ne povisa plaza. -
Vozniki zahtevajo, da Sc Jim povi-
sa place cd 9 ma II dolarjev ma
dan S Gemur so plaeani konji in
voznik. Soferji zahtevajo, da Sc
jim povisa plaza S 6 ma 8 dolarJev
ma dan.
Stavka je povzrocila, ola Sc Je
prenehalo ciscenjem ulic, ker nj
ma kdo odvazati smeti. Ker so Sc
povrnili toplejsi dnevi je radi te-
ga postal zdravstveni department
lnekoliko V skrbeh. William Burk-
Ihardt, namestni komisar ljudskih
del, je iziavil, da Sc he bo moglo
IzaGeti ciscenjem ulic toliko ca
Esa ,dokler Sc Strajkujoei vozniki
in soferji ne povrnejo ma delo.
Uradniki, Xxi so volili, ola zastav-
lkaio prihodnji cetrtek ako ne do
|be povisanja place zahtevajo, da
lse Jim enakomerno povisa plaza
"a 25 dolarjev na mesec. Pol1caJl
lin ognjegasci so podali svoJo "a
htevo in hoeejo meti 300 dolarJev
Ipovisanja ma leto.
Delavci V laboratoriJih zdrav-
stvenega departments so tienoii-
strirali pred vhodom koncllsko
Izbornico easu, ko so sc alderma-
mi zbirali k seji. Obleceni so bill
Iv belih oblekah in maskami ma
lobrazih, katere rabijo pri delu ka-
dar imajo opraviti Y nevarniml
|strupi in Sc bolj nevarnimi bakte-
rijami. Stall so v dvojni vlsti Or,
Izeci napise, katerih Sc je ozna-
eevala vaznost njihovega della.
"Moje zivljenje je vsak dan '
nevarnosti, ko branim vas in va
se", ie bilo zapisano Ma nekem
Iplakardu. Drugi omenja, da preJe,
mo hisnilxi in pomWaci oxen lot
dolariev ma mesec, docim dobiva
10 asistantje mestnih zdravstye
nih laboratorijih komaj $50.
Mestni ocetje obravnavaJo ma
svojih sejah vseh zahtevah IL
|ker NINA mesto samo dovolj' de:
maria Sc bo Mposodilo gotovo
vsoto. Vsaj upanje je, Ga Sc be
zgodilo nekaj takega.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23

Preeitanih stevilk Glas Svobode
ne vrzite proc, temvec jih dajte
svojim prijateljem, do katerih Sc
nj prodrla luS resaice ter Jim pri-
poroeite, da Sc tudi oni naroee ma
list. Jim ne bo skodovalo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23

je razpravljalo, ce bi Sc ne zavze-
10 podObnih akcij po cell Written
berSki.
Poroeano je o ponovnih nemirih
V Leipzigu, ki so Sc vrsili zadnjo
nedeljo.
Pariz. %. marca. = Osemtisoc
oseb ie bilo ubitih Cd 13. marca
sem, ko je izbruhnila revolta, Sc
poroGa. Cd tega Stevila je bilo sa-
mo V Berlinu ubitih $50.
Pogajanja clanov Ebertove Via
de, voditeljev strank nemskih ma
rodnih zborov in delavskih dele
gatov, XII Sc vrSijo V Berlinu so Sc
nenadoma pretrgala kot Sc poroea
IL vzroka, ker so delavei povisali
svoje zahteve.
Spartakovske sile Sc vedno kon-
trolirajo Stettin, Dusseldorf, Ell
berfeld in Essen, kjer Sc vedno
vladajo veliki nemiri. Kiel in ju-
gozapadni del Nemcije in Sc we'd
no miren, vendar poroca Sc, da Sc
vrsi agitacija poliedelskih kra-
jih Pomeranije in Mecklenburga.
Spartakovske sile nemSkem
.delu doline Ruhr Stejejo najmanj
10000 moz in nekateri jih cenijo
cello ma 10000, tako Sc glase poro-
ella, katera je prejel tukajsnji u
rad "a tuje zadeve. Poroea Sc, ola
so vsi dobro organizirani ter so
sestavljeni IL bivsih yojaskih Get
ter vojnih veteranov. OskrblJenl
so dobro artilerijo, strojnimi prl-
Skami in metalci min, imajo bate
rije poljskih topov 77milimeter-
skega kalibra in dovolj mU~-,
Major Beerfeld, sorodnik Max
.similjans Hanlena eQveliuje tenn
cetam. On je poznan, ker je obja-
vii poroeila princa Lichnovskyga,
V katerih je slednji dolzil nemsko
vlado, ola je zakrivila svetovno
voino. Bill je prominentna oseba
"a casa spartakovskih nemirov,
ko Sc je podpisalo premirje in Sc
pozneje V januarju leta 1918.
Ebertove vladne oblasti so Ia
6ele zbirati cete IN delajo naerte,
da oblxolijo dolino Ruhr in tako
prisilijo spartakovske eete, da ka-
pitulirajo. TIE moei so vsekakor
mnogo mlajse in mani izvezbane
nego rdece.
Velika nezadovoljnost vlada V
Berlinu radi pogodbe, katero Sc je
doseglo med delavskmi in vladni-
mi interest veeraj, kakor Sc glase
porocila, katera je prejel granco-
ski urad zunanjih zadev, Doloc-
BAN Sc je uprl vecji del sindikali-
stow in nezadovoljni so tudi neod-
visni socialist. Slednji kot je re-
6eno so nezadovoljni IL vzroka,
ker Sc njih nj upoStevalo in ODE
strani zelita, da Sc odstrani Karla
Legiena, predsednika nemSke fe-
deracije obrtnih umij, kateri je de-
loval "a dobrobit tie organizacije.
Stavkovni centralni bureau IL
javlja, da ina pravico preklicati
stavko in to prinasa ma povrsje
novo politieno krizo. To nevarnost
Sc smatra kot "a jake resno bodo-
co situacijo, ki zasencuje cello II
iote in boje ma ulicah.
Stavka Sc je danes jutro NADIA
ljevala.
London, %. marca. = Tezki bo-
il so Sc je pojavili zadnjo nedeljo
V Moabit delu berlinskega mesta,
toda V ostalih delhi mesta prevla-
duje mir, tako pravi brzojavka
poslana IL Berlina preko Amster-
DANA ma Central News.
V Krefeldu, dvanajsta mill Sc
verozapadno cd Dusseldorfa so O.
.borozeni delavci zavzeli vso indu-
strijelno organnacijo in drzavna
bramba je brez vse moei, dodaja
brzojayka.
Zivilska situacija, zlasti vee-
iih mestih povzroca, veliko vzne-
mirjenje.
Preeitanih stevilk Glas Svobode
ne write proc, temvee jih dajte
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23

Koliko krivic je bilo ze storje-
nih, ker nj bilo politicno, da bi pri-
sla resnica njih ma dan.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23


mmistrstvo je informiralo easnl-
Skega poroGevalca, da poStaJaJo
razmere Rhur distriktu Slabse.
Mesta Dele, Ahlen in Drenstem-
furt ma Westfalskem zapadno od
Muensterja so bila zavzeta po ko-
munistih, je bilo MjavGeno, in gi-
banje Sc siri proti vshOdu In Seve-
ru.
Informacije mmistrstva kazeJo,
da so Sc vrsili vro6i boji. Diva re-
gimenta vladnih Get Sc ie prisililo,
da sta Sc umaknila nazaj preko
reke Rene trdnjave Wesel, h Sc
nahaja ma desnem bregu omenJe-
ne reke, kakih dvaindvajset mill
severovshodno cd Essena. Ma O.
beh Straneh so imeli tezke izgrIbe.
V enemu omenjenih regimentOv Je
padlo deset oficirjev,
Rdeea armada, dOdaja porocllo,
!je dobro opremljena topniStvom.
Oficielno porocilo IL Leibziga
pravi, da Sc soboto nj pripetilo
nieesar posebnega omenJenem
mestu in da so eete zasedle vee
took, katere so izpraznili delavci.
V okolici mesta pa delayci Sc we'd
no vstrajajo ma svojih pozicijah.
Dale dodaja poroeilo, da so do
Spela komuniSticna Ojacenja. Ze-
lezniSki promet sc je Leipzigu
v nedeljo zorNt vrSil kot navad-
no.
V diStriktu Halle je porocana
poicija mnogo slabSe kot je Via
da prieakovala. NaSprOtUoee ak
cije enega della delaVcev groze S
stavko ako Sc oklice sovjetsko re-
,Subliko. \, ola komuni-
Sti poskm da bl de
favci zapustlli svoje delo.
Mestna zeleznica V Berlinu je
danes zopet za6ela regularnim O.
bratom. Notranje mesto in bliznJe
ulice Sc vedno kazejo slikO obOrO-
zenega taboriSGa. TopOvi, strojne
puSke in mreze bodice zice, vse
stoji Sc ma svojih mestih in meSca-
nj trumoma ogleduje tie zlOkObne
naprave. Ma mnogih ulicah Sc
promet ne more vrsiti.
Nnje vrste zabavisea so bila
zadnjo nedeljo Jako dobrO obiska-
ma, toda gledaliSca, veliki reStav-
ranti in kavarne so meli svoje
prostore zaprte radi pomanjkanja
elektrienega toka. Gene zivilom SC
neprimerno visoke.
Navadne hrane niti krompirja
in kruha nj bilo mogoee dobiti te-
kom zadnjega tedna. Peka kruha
ie jake neredna radi pOmanjka,
MIA vOde.
Rektor tehniskega kolegija V
Breslavu je bill aretiran radi vele-
ndaje. Obdolzen je, da organizirai
nal oddelek sestojeG iz kolegijskih
prOstovoljeev in ga dial ma razpo,
lago DIR. Kappu.
Noben list nj danes izsel, kar Je
bilo deloma krivo to, ola je del IL
skarjev Sc vedno ma stavk In
vsled nezadostnega pima "a stro-
ie. Neki list je tekom stayke ida
ial takozvane "extra" liSte. To Je
povzroeilo, da so delavei zahtevali
odstavitev vseh onih delavcev, ki
so sodeloyali pri izdajanju listov.
Stavka ma tramvajski zeleznici
ie Sc vedno efektivna. TIE stavke sc
ne smatra, da je rezultat Kappove
revolueije, ker so Sc delavci re
pref pritozevali mad prenizkimi
placami.
Stuttgart, %. marca. = ofici-
jalno je bilo porocano, da 50 V
Rlthr distrikt dospele eete IL Sic
zije.
Oficijalno je bilo receno. ola ce-
nitev rdeeih sill Ruhr distriktu
ne odgovarja resnici. Cenilo Sc Je,
da stejejo te sile okrog 10000
MOI, resnieno jih je pa mnogo
mani.
v Muniehu je bila sklicana ge-
neralna stavka In priealluje Sc, ola
Sc bo to gibanje razsirilo skozi vso
Bayarsko. ako Sc ne nitro porav-
ma zadeve potom pogajanj. DELAY
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
REvoLTA MED TURKI.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 23rd
1920, as required by the Act OF October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
Tezki boil v Nern6iji; $50 ubitih
v Berlinu.
True translation filed Chicago Illinois, March 2rd
1920 as required by Act of October 9th 1917

Berlin % Obrambno deavskh konelloV ma katefln
nsrvo ie nformrao eani rapraao ce bi Sc ne zavze
skega poroGevaa poaao 10 pOdObnh akc po cell Written
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-18
WILL mp ROVE
LINCOLN PARK
# NOT SOLD


Development Of Lincoln park, II
it ID not sold to the Augustana COLI.
lege. construction Of two wading
pools, Improvements on the Long
View park chalet and prohibition
OF all concessions at the parks were
taken up At a meeting Of the Rock
Island board Of par. commission
ers last evening. The business
meeting was held after the dinner
rendered to the commission by Mrs.
r. C. Holmes, tenant Of the Long
View park chalet.
The sentiment of the board is In
favor Of disposition Of Lincoln park
to the Augustana college. in view
of the. greater advantages accrYing
to the city therefrom. However. az
the board has NJ say In the mat
ter, it agreed to appropriate $4,000
for the park to improvements after
the matter of retaining or selling
the park is settlea The money
will be spent on roads. walks, play
grounds, equipment and beautify-
ing Of Lincoln park. A referendum
vote will probably be ordered by
the city. The pools will not be
constructed until next spring. The
following committee was named to
follow up the project, F. C. Denk-
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Sept y. A1defman NJ q.
Meucker and fnsnily fetusn6d III
evening from 4 pIeasnnf fhr,6e-
weeks tim throuG1l ~ 80
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F1S and he would have had to
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~ antipathies-
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49, nnd; Deniocrals vii te,s
~ pf1vateiy mat they ooH tnink
k&utneo ior plesiuenliai cai0i-
~ u engage IN tnat sort OF tac-
heA They think Cox mas proved
NJ sharges--Wnats more HepuD-
INNS will tell you tnat COX was
dCAt IN respect 70 the quotas ne
~ about the nortnwest. But mat
~ o. charges Wouia nave iaileh
WI . better grace from a cam
4 ptu manager ana wouic nave oe-
N1oped more spohtAhteousiy
01uuSn tne senatorial investiBa!-
r. committee tnan 70 nave Deen
lAas me prlncipie topic Oh tne az
teeees oy Governor COX IN tnis
Mlen Mucn Vi ~ .he peop'e -
~ nau leau IN lne newsp~p.n .
1h@ wanted ne" s'un irolat Wv
6not COX.
Old Stun" In West
Much OF his talk OF progressive.
- vas sound doctrine but in real.
\ ~ Il is old stuff to the west. They
(poosed their workmen's compensa.
/ ID laws yearsago. 1t is incredible
Is theop that anybody should argue
Drogressiveism.
that's the line Of thought in tht
Pacific northwest and when con.
ffonted with the Cox charge thai
Harding is reactionary, the signifi.
ant thing is that the people GU
I l6rs want concrete proof of Hard
hg reactionary-ism and they dom
Ike to see one candidate knockin.
/ mother.
Il made some votes to be sure, bu
4 didn't make enough. The ives
rieht haye.teep aroused oh a mora
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-10-28
SHIP WELL FATTENED STOCK
Mercer Advices Farmers to Hold
Cattle SHIPMENTS

J. II. Mercer. secretary Of the Kan
sas Livestock Association, in a state
ment issued today, advises livestock
producers to withhold their cattle
shipments from the market unless
the cattle are well fattened, because
Of present low prices on medium
classes.
"If cattle shippers will observe
conditions at the markets and hold
back all cattle that are not well fin-
ished, there is no doubt that the mar
ket will advance from 81 to 81 per
hundred in few weeks time on the
medium classes of cattle" said Secre-
tary Mercer. Cattle Of this class
are being unnecessarily sacrificed at
the present prices. l want to urge
that every stOckman, whose cattle
are not well finished, hold back his
shipments and finish them or at
least put part of his feed In his
cattle before sending them to mar
ket. 1t will pay" ~--
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-10-28
DO you KNOW


II Ia found in talking for amend.
ment No. 3, which, II carried, allows
the state to participate in building
roads. that some feel that the tax
Is to be placed on the land. The tax
will be placed on the autos, accord
ing to horsepower and trucks per ton
mage. Is IL a land tax now and will
continue to get heavier until we can
place 1t upon the high-powered cars
that constantly use the roads.
Others feel that we must build
hard surfaced roads. You can build
gravel or any type that your petition
calls for. II doesn't force you to
build. but II a district petitions for a
road the state will aid to the amount
Of $4,000 mile, II petitions are
legally signed on roads designated
as state roads. Dickinson county Is
building 81 miles. With the states
we would received $21O,-
900. Certainly Dickinson county
won't turn that down.
DO You know that Kansas IL the
only state I'm the Union left In the
mud class? Every other state can as.
DIST In road building.
DO you know that Kansas cannot
Use its prisoners on road work? That
,thcr states can and are doing SOP.
Do you know that so per cent Of
he autos are owned In the cities.
md must bear their burden Of the ,
AK?
Do you know that the mud tax
: the heaviest tax you pay?
DO you know that trucks are car
ying tons Of local freight; that
ousehOld goods are being moved
rom town to town on trucks, and
hat many cattle and hogs are be-
" taken to market In trucks?
Do you know that the high pow-
red cars and trucks are using the
ighways night and day, rain or
line!
Why shouldn't we tax them In pro- .
,rtion to horsepower and tonnage? ,
Vote for amendment No. 3, and :
1t the tax where it belongs WO- ,
en- are entitled to vote. :~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-10-28
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Annual Membership Drive Begins on
Armistice Day

The anniversary Of Armistice Day,
November 18th, naturally brings to
mind the. great war service organiza-
ton that contributed to benefcent
services during the World War. The
Red Cross stands out prominently
and pre- eminently as one of the
great organizations whose activities
are not confined alone to the suffer-
ings and disaster Of war.
The Red Cross is O. peace time as
well as war time organization. In
times Of peace 1t teaches home
hygiene, care of the sick, first aid,
life saving, thrift, cOmmun-
ity service. 1t provides help in dis
aster, health centers. public health
nurses. services to families, care for
service men, information service.
The Red Cross fourth roll call has
selected November 18th to 25th as
the date in which to make its canvass
FOR the renewal of memberships.