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The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
NOVELTY

Which you use every day as knife,
and other times you can use it as a
revolver. % calibre.
KNIFE-REVOLVER is no play
thing, but it is the most fashionable
and most practicable thing. When 1t
is put together it looks like any
pocket knife, inches long; the knife
blades are made of the best steel and
the cover is nickel plated. The bull
lets are hidden in the knife and also
the blades; when you need a knife
just open it and you can use it-and
in case of danger you just pull the
trigger and it gives out u calibre
shots.
Most truly, this is good inven-
tion.
These knives are sold any other
places at $l2 and morc-but we will
sell them, a short time only. at S6.65-
that is at the cost price, as we want
the people to get more acquainted
with these knives.
We have not a very big stock of
these knives, bat about 5000, so don I
delay this for later but write for one
TODAY.
By ordering enclose 25c, al
rest you will pay when this f.
able KNIFE-REVOLVER ARl
.LIVERED TO YOUR HON.
ALL WORLD EXPORTERS,
4o2. 1919 N. Ashland. Ave-, CT
III.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

ground coffee; strain, beat three
eggs slightly; add one-fourth cup OF
sugar, one-eighth teaspoon of saIt
and one-fourth teaspoon of vanilla.
Strain into buttered molds. Set in a
pan of hot water and bake until firm.
Ginger custard-Make an ordinary
baked custard in custard cups. When
cool garnish with thinly cut strips OF
Canton ginger.
Custard Pudding-Make plain
boiled custard, using two cups OF
milk and while hot add to it one
tablespoon of gelatine which has been
dissolved. Line a mold or bowl one
half cup of candied cherries, one
fourth cup of candied orange peel and
shredded, blanched almonds, or cur
rants and raisins may be used. Then
pour in the custard when partly cool
and then place a fourth pound of
stale macaroons or stale sponge cake
on top. Serve very cold with bits
of currant jelly and whipped cream
as a garnish.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
NOTICE TO BUILDING

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Architect, until three
o'clock P. M. on the second day of
August. 1920, for the construction Of
two room addition to the present
brick school building of Common
School District No. Is at Homedale,
Dwyhee County, Idaho.
Plans, Specifications, Instructions
to Bidders and Form of Bid may be
procured, upon deposit of $500 from
R. F. Field, Architect. Suite No. l,
Little Building, Caldwell Idaho. Gle
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
Jellied Cherries

Use large sweet cherries either OK
hearts or California cherries. Do not
use the fruit unless thoroughly ripe.
Remove pits, breaking as little as
possible. Arrange in layers in por-
celain kettle using three pounds of
sugar to one pound of fruit. If the
weather is cool allow the fruit to
stand over night. otherwise for six
hours. Then bring to boiling point
very slowly and skim. Boil for 10
minutes, then take out the fruit and
boil the juice down. allowing from
10 to Is minutes for this. Strain
through cloth wrunag out Of hot
sterilized glasses and seal
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When the bottom of cake is badly
burned it may be grated off with a
nutmeg crater.
In baking lemon pies put the lemon
juice in last and the mixture will al
ways thicken properly.
Small pieces of pasteboard are eff
icient for removing grease. from any
vessel. either round or square. They
are also much better than knife for
removing the waste from dishes be-
fore washing, thus saving wear on
the dishwasher's nerves.
Thoroughly chilled bacon will slice
very evenly.
A safety razor blade will remove
paint from window glass.
Take a mans old shirt and make
baby bloomers.
When the Innings of slippers or
shoes are worn through at the heels
use adhesive plaster. Cut piece
large enough to cover both sides of
heel. warm it bit and press firmly
in place. Also keeps shoes from slip
ping at the heel.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
Cheesecloth Curtains

Cheesecloth makes pretty and mex
pensive curtains. Choose good quail
ity and finish the edges with ball
right side and mark it with narrow
braid. white or colored, stitched neat
ly in place.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
Strawberry Conserve

One quart Of ripe Strawberries.
One-half pound of seeded raisins.
One-half pound of chopped walnut
meats.
One lemon.
Two oranges.
One quart of sugar.
Wash and drain the Strawberries,
then put them into a preserving kettle
with the sugar, raisins, the grated rind
and pulp of the lemon and. oranges
Cook all slowly for 80 minutes, add
the walnuts and cook for 10 minutes
longer. Pour into tumblers and COW
er with melted paraffin.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
To Repair Screens.

In patching window or door screens
the work requires a continual shift
ing from one side to the other or two
persons, one on each side 70 pass
the threaded needle back and forth.
Simplify the work by heating and
suitably shaping the point of a needle
so that it would return to the side
from which it entered, thus avoiding
the need of an assistant or the tire
some shifting back and forth.
Flies and mosquitoes mean sickness
so get busy and repair your screens
to protect your family against two
of health's greatest enemies.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and beautiful floral
offerings during the sickness and death
of our beloved husband and father.
w. G. Rode.
MRS. G. G. RODE
AND FAMILY.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
Prune Ice Cream

Put one cupful of cleaned prunes
in stew pan, pour over one and
one-half cupfuls of cold water. cover
and let stand over night or for sew
eral hours. Cook in same water until
soft. Remove stones and force fruit
through a puree strainer. To this
pulp add one cupful of sugar, four
tablespoons of lemon juice, one-eighth
teaspoon of salt and one quarter
cupfuls of heavy cream beaten until
stiff. Freeze, using three parts of
finely crushed ice to one part of rock
salt.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
Ginger Ale. Orangeade

Juice of three oranges; l cup sugar
2 bottles of ginger ale. To orang,
juice add sugar and ginger ale. Serv'
very cold. Serves six.
Mrs. Laura Oswald
R..F. d. l. St. John, Wash.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

WANTED TO RENT-Twenty to
forty acre ranch. Prefer Deer Flat or
Wilder section. Address 1877 East
Goth ST., Portland, Ore. 61-62c
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

LOST-On or between south end of
Lake Lowell embankment at Caldwell,
linen bag containing glasses, knife and
fishing tackle. Phone $40, Mrs. G. M.
wilson, 6l-tfc
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Apple. Honey

Pare, core and run through the
coarse part of meat grinder juicy
apples with good flavor. Add equa
amount of sugar, simmer gently TO,
two hours, then seal in glass jars.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

A. w. Conklin and family were
Sunday guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Atteberry and family at Wilder.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

FOUND-July 10, one grey geld
ING and one grey mare. Clayton 5.
Brown, northeast of Greenleaf. 61-7Oc
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

Mrs. Franklin D. Roooovoet.
wife Of the Democratic nominee.
was . Arst cousin 70 the late
Theodore Roosevelt, former proGt
dent Her husband WAS fourth
cousin to T. r. At the wedding
OF the two In 1905, Teddy, tha0
president. gave the bride away.
The Roosevelts have I've childre0,
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

LOST-Between Caldwell and Nam
pa or south of Nampa, motorcycle
battery; finder please leave at 1901
Arthur ST., Caldwell; reward. 6l-62pd
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

FOUND-Near Baptist church, pair
of gold trimmed glasses; owner can
have same by calling at Tribune Office
and paying for ad. Ole
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

WANTED TO TRADE-Six room
Boise residence in good location, for
Caldwell property; enquire Nichol,
Hanna and Madden. 61-65c
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

WANTED-2 or furnished house
keeping rooms. Marie Martin 61-63
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23
Buns

Break one egg into cup and fill
with sweet milk; mix with it one
half cup yeast, one-half cup butter,
one cup sugar, enough -four to make
a soft dough, flavor with nutmeg,
let rise till very light, then omld into
biscuits; let rise second time in the
pan, then bake; when done, glaze
with cream and sugar.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

Read The Tribune Classified Ads.
Del Monte Cash Grocery. S6tfc
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

Read The Tribune Classified Ads.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

When cool. add to each mold few
pieces of boiled carrot, a few peas,
a few shreds of lettuce and green
pepper. When set, serve on lettuce
leaf with mayonnaise dressing.
The Caldwell tribune., 1920-07-23

Lime Jello Salad
Make lime jello and pour into molds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30
WOMEN TO VOTE
FOR CLEAN CITY
Organization Complete to
Secure Maximum Vot-
ing Strength at Polls

In an enthusiastic meeting held at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, both
republican and democratic women
pledged their efforts to the election
OF clean city administration next
Tuesday
Practically every precinct in the
city was represented at the meeting.
Mrs G. Il. IAhman. campaign chair
man, presided.
The women will cndeavor to place
a woman clerk or watcher at each
Of the precincts and VIII arrange to
care for small children while moth
ors vote. In each precinct there win
I he chairman who will have charge
| of committee and IT win be her
| duty to call each woman in the pre-
cinct ana remind her OF election day
and of the issues involved.
II was decided to have printed a
number Of sample ballots which will
be used in enlightening those women
who are not acquainted with the bal
/ lot system.
During the meeting there was a
| discussion OF the recent charges of
| election frauds. These alleged frauds
! appear TO have stimulated the WON.
en- to greater action and interest, ac.
cording to those who attended yes
| tcrdaN's meeting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30
AWAKEN TULSANS|
AT ALL REVEALS.
Monday Not "Off" Day
at First Christian and
Presbyterian
HIS SERMONS POPULAR
Growing Audiences Listen to
Evangelistic Efforts of
Both Dutt and Kerr

Good attendance at the evangelis-
tic services at the First Presbyterian
and First Christian churches last
night disproved the theory that Mon
day night is an off night for meet
ings. !,
Services at both churches opened
at 7:45 o'clock yesterday evening. A
male chorus choi rled the music
A u.the First Presbyterian church and
NdoE1n usic at the First Christian
khuEch was led by Richard Hebron
.M c violin. Ernest Prang Stamm,
~. he pipe organ, and vocally by
Rev. Meade Dutt.
Rev. &. w. Kerr pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, who Is
following the last week in the life
of Jesus Christ in his sermons dur
ing the week, spoke last night on the
cleansing of the temple by Jesus on
the second day of the week of the
Savior's crucifixion. on Sunday ev-
cning Mr.. Kerr spoke on the trium-
phiai entry of Christ into Jerusalem.
"Win one for Christ" was the bur
den Of the sermon by Rev. Meade
Dutt, of the First Christian church.
s'Face the challenging, Interchangeable
fact that God expects you to win
some other one to Christ" he said.
'That responsibility cannot be shift
ed to another"
Both Mr.. Kerr and Mr.. Dutt ex-
tended to their congregations the in
vitation OF the Methodist Episcopal,
churches, south. to attend the re-
vival service conducted at 10 O'Clock
each morning in the Boston Avenue
NJ. T.. church. In urging members
"a Skhe First Christian church to unite
iNyA members of the Methodist
Episcopal churches, south. in the
morning service, Mr.. Dutt said: 1T
is a great help to know that we are
not alone in the struggle for righ-
teousness in this city and to be able
TO name the names and clasp the
hands of our brethren in the cause
of Jesus Christ"
Tonight will be young peoples
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30
"CRACKSMEN" TRY SAFES
Attempt 20 Loot Two tilling sta
tons without Success.

Yeggmen are believed to have at
tempted to rob the safes OF the Mag
nolia and Texas filling stations, on
North Denver, late sunday night,
without success. The Magnolia
station was entered first, and the
dial knocked off the safe with a
ahmmer, Henry Carmichael. de-
tective. said that The tools at The
Magnolia station were carried to the
Texas station, and the robbers broke
In there, but were evidently scared
off, because no admage was done
to the safe, besides few blows
struck by the hammer. This is the
second attempt to rob the Magnolia
people, about two weeks ago their
safe was entirely wrecked by
"cracksmen"
Carmichle said that he could find
no traces of explosives OF any kind
The thing was done by green
lhorns," probably boys, he thinks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30
Texas Raises Gasoline,

The Texas Company yesterday ad-
vanccd the tank wagon price on
kerosene cent to 10 cents and gaso-
line price 2 cents to 26 cents, meet
ing the Magnolia advance announced
last Friday and the Sinclair price
since March 10. The Prairie OIL cor
poration set the advance price
March IS. The advance affects all
midcontinent territory. making the
usual filling station price on gasoline
now 2S cents instead OF 26 cents az
formerly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30

action being taken here at the pros
cnt time. MIR Miller said last night
although II expenses keep on inCrcas
ing some such action may hc taken
in the future, but Just when 1t is
not ccntain A lower fare can be
charged here due to the larger num-
her of patrons. he said, ana there
fore an increase OF fare is hardly
possible at least not FOR some time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30
SAPULPA PAYS 8 CENTS


An incrcasr OF cents was granted
to the oklahoma Union Railway
company 10y the city commissioners
OF Slpulpa. according to Informa
ton received by II. n. Miller su-
perintendent of the company MIR
Miller says that this increase was
necessary In order that service be
kept up In Sapulpa.
There is no likclyhood Of such
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30

said TO have confessed to the holdup
and accompanied officers to his
house where $50 was found hidden in
an clubhouse. Baker Is held in the
county lail whore charges of grand
larceny will he placed against him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30

For advertising purposes IN store
windows machine that iispl1ys
moving pictures automatically With
out the use of films or attention OF
an operator has been patented
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30

Merlin Baker, former employc Of
tho Okmulgcc Traction company,
was arrested today by local officers
and charged with holding up street
car on saturday After "a gruolling
examination by the police. Baker is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30

Pressing down the handle Of a
new faucet after water has been
turned on also opens drinking
fountain ON top OF tho outlet pipe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-30

night at the First Christian church.
Girls of the Alpha Omega class will
usher. Mr. Dutt's subject will be,
What is Conversion ?"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-02
LJUBEzNJIVI PAR.

Jersey City, N. j. - Mrs. Mar
garet Tiedemann IL Cliftona je
priSla pred mirovnega sodnika In
vlozila proSnjo "a razpOroko. Po-
vedala je, da sta imela dan preJe
S soprogom prepir, med katerim
je slednji udaril MO po nosu S
kladivom in zlil na MO yrc zelene
barve, da je resniGno ozelenela
cd ieze. Men nos je bill res neko-
liko nadnomalno debel.
Sodnija je poslala prijaznemu
soprogu povabilo. Slednji je pri-
sci yes obvezan in HpOvedal, da
je zena dive ponvi popolnoma raz-
bila ma njegovi glavi. Soproge ia
krat nj bilo ma SodiSeu, Sodnik je
videl kako stvar stoji, zato je SOL
znih oGi moza oprostil.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-02
UBOGI PETELINI.

Lakewood, 0. - Ker je V posle-
dnjem caSu postala tako neznosna
draginja, so Sc prebivalci V tenn
mestu zaceli vecinoma pecati s ko-
koSjerejo. To je bilo vse dObro, ko
bi gospodje petelini znali drzati
jerk ga zobmi'', ali ii zentleme-
nj so prepevali vsako jutro, kot
ola je Sc vsa Amerika mokra.
Med prebivalci, ki Sc MISC S tenn
ukvarjali, Sc je zacelo pojavljati
radi tega petja ogorcenje in "a
cell so trumoma protestirati. Vso
nepriliko je odpraviI DR.. Hall, ka-
teri Sc je tudi pecal S kokosjerejo.
Dognal je, ola je treba lie male O.
peracije ma zvocnih organih pa he
bo petelin vec mogel peti. To sc
je zgodilo kmalu povsod in ubogi
petelini so ma Svoje veliko prese-
necenje postal = mutci.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-02
Vesti IL Rusije; ali je Trocky ubit?
filed with the Chicago Ill.,
1920 by the Act of October 9th ias

London, 81. dec. = Nered, v
katerega je bila VISA Sibirija vrze-
ma vsled umikanja Kolcakovih sill
pred boljSeviki cimdalje bolj ma
raSca. Upori proti kolcakovi VIA
di Sc sirijo dalec "a crtami sibir-
ske armade in "nevarnost" vsled
razSirjajocega boljsevnma, je pri-
gnala zaveznike kot Sc trdi do
sklepa, da posljejo po Japonski
vec Get Sibirijo.
Vladivostok, 25. dec. - Dne %.
decembra Sc je uprl Irkutsku
oddelek vladnih Get brojec osem-
sto moz. Uporniki so zavzeli re-
lezniSko postajo in 81 ustanovili
revolucijonarni glavni stan. To
gibanje, ma katerega celu so kot
je porocano kmecki in socijalni
revolucijonalni voditelji, Sc siri
po vsem mestu in porocilo pravi,
da imajo proti-vladne sile popol-
no komando mad slednjim.
General Semenov, vrhovni po-
veljnik vse-ruskih sill je odposlal
oklopne Wake proti lrkutsku, ola
zavaruje vozove vsebujoce zlato
in srebro odpeljano IL Omskova.
Stockholm, 81. dec. = Vest, ka-
terra Sc nj potrjena, 'katero Sc pa
Sc vedno ponavlja, 6eS, da je res
nicna, Sc glasi, da je bill Leon Tro-
cky ubit. Govori Sc, ola je Trocky
osebno vodil svoje cete in da je
tedaj nastala V njegovih vrstah
revolta, med katero je bill boljse-
yi5ki voditelj ustreljen.
"Rdeci" ujetniki pripoveduje-
jo, ola Sc pojavlja med njihovimi
Getami nezadovoljstvo radi po-
manjkanje hrane in radi velikega
trpljenja vsled ZINE. Moci, katere
so bile ,nastanjene V Volosovi so
Sc spuntaIe in streljale IA cete, ki
so bile odposlane, da jih aretiraJo.
Dorpat, Estonija, 81. dec. :
Prvi korak proti miru med Esto-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-02
UMOR IN SAMOMOR.

George Hewitt je ljubil svojo
zeno tako, ola il nj mogel odpustiti
namiSljene krivice. In vendar, ko
.ie njegov vrocekrvni temperament
povzroGil, da ga je zapustila nj
mogel veG ziveti brez ME Cutil
je, da je njegovo zivljenje slabse
kot smrt. Zategadel jo je zadnJi
torek ustrelil in izvrsil zadnjega
dne minulega leta samomor.
Romantiko dvojne tragediJe, Je
pojasnil mali listek, katerega je
Hewitt napisal predno je vzel smr-
tonoSen Strup
Ma listku Sc je glasilo:
"Jaz. George Hewitt, prizna-
vam, da sem ustrelil svojo zeno
tekom prepira. To je kar Sc Ego
di, kadar moz blazno ljubi svojo
zeno Ne more il niti odpustiti nj
ii ziveti brez ME"
Ma banki sta imela nalozeno
skupno vlogo in prepir je nastal,
ker il je on ocital, da ga ona pri
tenn slepari. Pc prepiru je ona od-
sla ma MEN prejsnji dom pri ma
teri.
Hewitt je zeni sledil in jo pred
hi$o njene matere prosll, ola Sc VIZ
ne zopet k MENU Ker nj hotela Jo
je ustrelil.
Tistega dne popoldne je neki
Glovek prosil Lenonx hotelu "a
sobo. V hotelsko knjigo Sc Je pod
pisal j. Harvey, Chicago. Zaklenll
Sc ie V sobo in cd tedaj Sc ga nj
vec videlo. Ker nj bilo glasu, ko
ie sobarica trkala na vrata, Je
slednia ista odklenila in naSla le-
zati COSTA pocez ma postelji. Poleg
NIGGA je bila skatljica strupa :
DraZna
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-02
OBA UMRLA V ENI NOCI.

st. Louis, Mo. = Jako zanimiv
sfuGaj Sc je pripetil V tenn mestu
pred nekoliko dnevi. Mr.. in Mrs.
August Boettger, sta bila poroce-
ma 81 let. Ma dan IA. januarja
sta nameravala obhajati slavnoSt-
no svojo 54, leto poroke. Boettger
je IL sobe stopil V kuhinjo, kjer
Sc je nezavesten zgrudil ma tia.
Malo pozneje je tudi Mrs. Boett-
ger odsla V kuhmjo in ko je "a
pazila svojega moza lezati ma tleh,
Sc je tudi ona onesvestila. Oba ne
zavestna je nasla njiju hcer, ko
ju je obiSkala nekoliko pozneje.
Mr., Boettger je umrl oh Z 30 I'VE
Ger in njegova zena pa pol ure
kasneje.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-02

MILO in sovjetsko Rusijo Sc je sto-
rilo nocoj podpisom zacasnega
premirja, katero bo veljalo "a te-
den dni, V katerem Sc bo preneha-
10 takoj s sovraznostmi in zaeelo
pogajanji ticocih Sc vprasanj es-
tonSke neodvisnosti.
Tekom Stiriindvajsetih ur Sc bo
objavilo pogodbo, katera stopi
veljavo tretjim januarjem 1920.
&c Sc ne bo zavzelo tedaj potreb-
nih akcij, razpade pogodba pc
preteku enega tedna automaticno.
Pogodba vsebuje pet dokrmen-
TOW in mapo, XII kaze obmejne de-
zele med Estonijo in Rusijo. Ia
nimiva je klavzula, ki oproSca E.
stonijo vseh obligacij napram Ru-
Giji, katere so obstajale vsled bly,
Sc zveze S to dezelo. -
| Kot cas- "a podpisanje pogodbe
sc je dolocilo emo uro popoldne,
toda predno so bile odstranjene
vse zapreke in predno Sc je prislo
z vsem ma jasno je bila ze osem
ura zvecer.
Pogodba je dolocila, ola sc ta-
koj preneha vsakovrstnimi So,
vraznostmi. Obe armadi morati O.
stati "a casa pogajanja ma svojem
ozemlju in trak zemlje med mimi
Sc imenuje nevtralna zona, katere
ne bo smela niti ena niti druga
prestopiti.
London, l. jan. = Sovjetska
brezzicna brzojavka liz Moskve je
danes pozdravila svet S svojim
voScilom. Brzojavka, ki zacetlzu
praznuje leto 1919 kot leto zmaga
"a soviet, pravi potem:
"V letu 1920 bono dosegli zma-
goviti kopec civilne vojne. Sibi-
RIA, Ukrajina, Donski okraj in
Kavkazija zelijo sovjetske Wade.
Poleg tega bodo sovjetske Wade v
Berlinu, Washingtonu, Parizu In
Londonu. Sovjetska autoriteta DO
'najviSja po vsem svetu. y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-02
Sc 1000 RADIKALCEV Sc 30
V KRATKEM DEPORTIRALO.

Washington. = V teku dveh
mesecev bo Sc 1000 "rdecih p" sle-
dilo "sovjetski barki", katera je
odpeljala proti Evropi 249 radi-
kalcev zadnji teden. To porocilo
je tidal drzavni pravdnik Palmer.
Ma novega leta dan Sc je ma u
kaz drzavnega pravdnika Maclay
Hoyneja izvrsilo pohod na "rde-
ee" Chicazane., Preiskalo Sc je vec
kot sto razlicnih prostorov. V ia
namen Sc je porabilo vee kot dve-
sto policajev. Aretiralo Sc je O.
krog 500 oseb.
Kampanjo. so zapoeeli chicaski
bankirji in trgovci ter je bila re
kakih pet mesecev V teku. Stala
jih je ze kakih 10000 dolarjev.
Med aretiranimi je bilo tudi ne
koliko zenskih.