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Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
CHANGES OF COMPENSATION
ACT DEFEATED IN LEGISLATURE
HOUSE DENIES WORKMEN'S ACT
AMENDMENT BILL BY 20 TO IL
Senator Bennett Asks Report on All
Fire Insurance Carried by State
Pass Phone Rate Bill

By a vote of 20 to IL, the House bill !
making amendments to the workmen's
compensation law by increasing rates
of compensation and insurance, enabl-
ing persons injured in industrial plants
to select their own hospital and re-
quiring that a member of the Indus
trial Accident Board by physician.
The amendments were endorsed by the
members of the Industrial Accident
Board, which supervises the admins
tration of the law, and by labor inter-
ests.
Senator Bennett introduced a con-
current resolution in the Senate di-
recting the State Insurance Commits
sioner to furnish the Legislature with
a record of all fire and liability insur-
ance carried on State property. The
resolution calls for the report being
made by February 25. Senator Ben
nett stated that he was prompted to
ask for the information as a result of
his recent visit to the State Hospital
at Farnhurst. The trustees of that
institution could not tell him what in
surance was carried on it, he said.
Senator Palmer's bill providing that
jurors may be summoned by mail was
called up in the Senate with a substi-
tute on Monday. AS originally in
troduced the bill applied to Sussex
County only. The substitute would
apply the change to the entire State
Tho b;1I 1,-oe ..noc,,o ,os+4oJ of+o.. oIo;oo
tions had been raised by Senators
Walker and Richards of New Castle
county. The Senators stated thai
they knew of no desire to have New
Castle county included in Ine act. Sen
ator Palmer stated that Senator Rob
eTtson had asked him to include tha
county. He added that he did no
wish the bill defeated and moved tina
It be recommitted.
! Raise, Phone Rates
The Senate passed Representativ
Clendaniel's House bill authorizing
private telephone company at LincolI
: to increase from $15 to $40 the annua
charge for service. The company get
its current from the Diamond Stat
E Telephone Company which recently in
d creased its rate to the local concern.
Senator Shorts bill amending tn
charter of Milford SO that women wi
: be taxed and giving them the privileg
to vote at town elections passed tn
Senate. The Senate also passed Ser
: ator Allee's bill requiring that physi
: clans and midwives apply treatmen
u to children at birth to prevent blind
: ness.
Senator Bennett announced in tn
Senate that several hundred copies Q
the proposed charter for Wilmingto
y had been received from the printe
and persons desiring a copy could oil
ain it from the document clerk.
: The House passed the followin
! bills: Requiring the marking of "mo1
n key" baskets and. making five-eightE
y Of a bushel standard basket for pt
y tatoes, tomatoes, cabbage and tu1nip
y and one bushel standard basket fl
y summer apples. Increasing undertal
I ers' examination fees from $5 to 81
u their certificates from 81 to 81, and r.
= quiring payment of fee of So for r.
: moval of bodies in or out of the Stat
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
ONE TREE BUILDS A CHURCH
California Redwood Tree Has Enough
Wood To Build Church of 500 Seats

San Francisco, Feb. 13.-California
has timber resources valued at pres
ent day prices at the mills at $7,001,-
100000. Facts and figures collected
by the Chamber of Commerce on the
lumber trade brought out these inter
esting facts: That there is now con-
siderably over one hundred years sup
ply Of redwood in California. A sin
gle redwood tree has produced lumber
to build a church at Santa Rosa to
seat 500 people. If followed out, one
of the larger of the California red
woods could be used to make an ele-
vator shaft for the Flatiron Building
in New York. In height it would
tower fifty feet above the torch of the
Statue of Liberty.
The pine output of California is ex-
pected to be doubled within the next
few years. Production in the pine re-
gion averages close to 100000, 900
feet annually, and 1921 will see a rec
ord output. California pine products
have wide market, the lumber being
shipped in the United States as far
East as New England. 1t also is in
demand in overseas markets. The 375
sawmills in California produced last
year approximately 1,500,0OO,0OO feet
of sawed lumber. The value of this
output to the mill owners is estimated
by the San Francisco Office of the
United States Forest Service Depart
ment at $60,000,000. The investment
in sawmills and equipment for lum-
bering operations in the State, which
are largely financed in San Francisco
is in excess of $50,o00,o00.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
RAPID Growth in Last Six Months is
Shown by Report Made in Dover

onOWn ny REPORT MADE IN Dover
At a conference of educators, held
in Dover hast Friday, Mrs. John B.
Cleaver read an interesting report on
the work of the Delaware Parent
Teachers Association. The report in
part follows: "The Delaware Parent
Teachers Association is not a new or
ganization, but it has taken on new
growth and development within the
past six months that is most encour-
aging. We believe that as the purpose
and opportunities of this work become
more widely known, that the unlimited
possibilities for clearing the atmos-
phere of confusion and misunderstand-
ing will be recognized and gladly en-
bEaced by a substantial majority of
the citizens of the whole State. The
driving forces of the weakened inter
est in Parent-Teachers organization il
true cooperation between the school
and the community We are building
substantially and growing steadily
from day to day.
@Early i'm November, there were six
affiliated associations. There are now
81 associations who have registered
their desire to affiliate and to carry or
the definite State program which has
been offered to them. Twenty-Five Of
these are in New Castle county, 21 il
Kent county and 21 in Sussex count,
with new reports coming in every few
! davs The r1nernhersbin of thaca e.
associations is not complete by any
means. They are all working to en-
roll members from every home in thei
respective districts. In addition t,
this the cooperation of the Delawar,
Negro Gvics League has been secure,
and their membership of over 100 il
carrying out the same program"
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Wilmington Papers Consolidated.

A Consolidation of newspapers be-
came effective Monday, when the
Morning News moved its mechanical
and business Office equipment from
sixth street between Market and King
n that of the Evening Journal at 4th
and Shipley. 1t is understood each
naner will be continued under separ-
ate management, but with saving II
aoverhead charges" Robert H. Rich
ards will be the general head OF the
consolidated Journal and News, witt
Clarence ]. Pyle in charge of Ih'
Journal and Edgar L. Haynes, Of The
News.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
FARMERS Contract For Three Cent Peas

offered three cents pound Tor
shelled peas next summer, most OF the
Sussex farmers have accepted the 1act
that the time of high prices are over
and have contracted to raise yeas al
a price they would have rejected two
wears ago. Most of the cannerles
have contracted for all the peas they
can pack and next week the farmers
viii start blowing for the first money
CROP that lower Delaware raises:
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Building New Onera House.

Mr.. Horace David, who has adver-
tised his trucks for sale is disposing
of his hauling business between
Smyrna and Wilmington, has started
the erection of ground floor moving
picture house, 35x70, which includes
his store and garage with intervening
space, on the corner of Delaware and
Commerce street.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Large Sale Held on Last Saturday

One of the largest crowds to attend
a public sale gathered at the home of
the late John A. Hoffecker on West
Commerce street Saturday afternoon
when the household goods were sold.
Prices ranged unusually high during
the entire sale.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Christopher Boyles Dies
Mrs. Jennie W. Wright Dead

Mrs. Jennie w. Wright, wife OF
Thomas H. Wright, died at her home
on Cummins street, Saturday evening
aged 62 years. Deceased was tne
daughter of Jonathan Hagins Webster
and had spent nearly her whole life IN
SMYRNA. Her only daughter, Estella'
died three years ago, since which time
Mrs. Wright has cared for her TWO
little grandchildren. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon in charge
of Rev. Thos. Getz Hill, with inter-
ment at Glenwood cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Fire Company For Bowers Beach.

A volunteer fire company has been
organized at Bowers Beach with j. p.
Cross, president; Willis M. Paterson,
secretary; w. S. Davidson, treasurer,
and A. ID. Garrison, chief.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16

4 1hs;5;. AVfe OucceSS.
1 u Iafy \ firm was organized
! 4 m. N erected an experiment.
[ 4 I'k Mills, Md. A crop of
b .sx . was retted and pre-
4. S5plnlng. l The fiber was
n. 1, J. Ederer Thread Co.
:, For {. comparison, a com
bss, linen goods, including
d. cables, towels anc
Il p. was made up. Present
i seolp sseeomlpany call for the ex
5000 this year in tn,
n factory and to bring lin
a0m north m Ireland
'aed On Page 81
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
D FLAX MILL IL. .,.,.,,,
! PLANNED FOR SMYRNA
.vpORATION PROPOSE TO
,op NEW INDUSTRY.
Cart TO Build New Factory
'.,,. Landing About May

Landing About May
u,,duuarters in Smyrna
Industry for the United
!. manufacture of linen and
mOducts, is to be centered
,.ssdpluhia within the next
under the plans of a group
.,Ditalists and textile men,
Philadelphia Ledger. Upon
"a newly developed method
tbe fiber fax depends the
tbe project, which its back
will make Philadelphia the
4 America" and the Della
,rlaud-Virginia peninsula one
-Dortant flax-growing regions
IA The method, successful
.duated last fall in an exper-
liant built by the Chesapeake
Linen Corporation, will be
first extensive application
ina s5OO,OOO mill the COM
a erect at Smyrna. Other
rl be built, officials of the
AZ. as rapidly as the demand
6rsasing size of the fiber
y make necessary. Judge
A Hastings, of Wilmington,
h Delaware directors of the
Tben asked about the mat
b vas not familiar with the
he cOmvany's plans, but
Dsing will be held in Phila-
nd at which, in all proba-
E will be gone into. Al
ur than 100000 acres OF
wvn annually in the United
] Kentucky, Nebraska 'anC
lnta, practically the entire
converted into linseed OF
feed. Though flax for lin.
rn in some quantity in the
zS in its earlier history
L linen used here has al,
imported. Ireland has sup
blk Of it, the remaindel
D districts along the rive.
um and France and from
difficulty in preparing
linen and the high cos
sing it by the process use'
e past have been the chic
aa past to the successful
Hf a linen industry in tn;
fk maintained by official
Eapeake concern that thei
y do away with these oh
AIs New Invention
nod developed and patente
n Jay Robinson, of Ne
4 process of decOrticatiol
M is a director of the COZ
AT officers include Charlie
Of Smyrna, who is pres
aOre P. Haughey, Whining
Rsldent; James V. Watson
secretary and treasures
hastings, Wilmington; 10
anal, Of the S. S. Whit
lnnacturing Co., Phifade
SnOn Fnedlinger, pres
San-hit-aTy Textile Mill
"a Several ether Philade
/ Interested.
kavsre Flax Sound.
now but little difference
Of the Delaware-grow
BY this new method al
-'ed In Ireland, leaders
apany say. Figures of t
YES bureau of standards a
.ng the Delaware produ
enslle strength of 1
1nst lis grams for Iri
comparison is confirm
l. echuster, agrononist,
ae State agricultural ST
winner and is now instru,
Z On the Smyrna district
g Of fax. Arrangemer
made with farmers of Ke
aware, for the planting
acres of Courtrai fl:
lW farmers have ii
. raise it, the avers
~h acres. 1--WE choose D
=. center for growing fl
y Of the similarity of
Sat a Of flax lands of |
i s'Ockley says: "The gro
.equres a very rich
atmosphere. The post
ware peninsula between
es,,, 'esdpeake makes
'fy for fax. The Che
h y and Linen Corporation.
WIN a capitalization
i a subsidiary of
!. 'Sx = Fibre and Linen {
=. New York, which ht
T" tne new retting !
asnls Prove Success.
i 'qary ! firm was organ
! ~ y erected an experim
!, TX ! Mills, Md. A crol
4, Aax was retted and
4. ,plning. The fiber
\. 4, J. Ederer Thread
:, For {. comparison, a {
. y linen goods. inclu,
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
o "SLAVNIH" GRSKIH ZMA-
GAH MAD TURKI.

Sc V poslednjem casu mic vec ne
sliSi. Use je lepo tho Mali All
il, dasi so izjavljali grski genera
Ii V zacetku ofenzive, da bodo ke.
maliste pomandrali kot kobilice
Grki so Sc vendar odpoeili, kajti
sedaj prihaja IL Smirne poroeilo
da so zaceli gibati in bodo vprizo-
rili proti Turkom novo ofenzivo
Turk Sc sedaj nahajajo 65 mil.
zapadno od syojega glavnega me-
sta Angore. Ce Sc bodo umikali St
nadalje, tedai Sc bodo umaknil
naravnost V to mesto in morda s,
dalje proti vzhodu.
Vsekakor Sc poroea, da so tur
ske pozicije izredno mocne in po
stale ie dvomljivo, ola bi bila Sc
.daj zapoeeta grska ofenziva de
jansi uspeSna.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
TT WAS THIS WAY:

William Hayes je glavni nado,
mestni uradnik V Superior sodiscu
V Chicagu, Roy Woods je glavni
kanceleriiski uradnik istotam.
Vceraj jutro je Woods priSel Y
urad deset minut prepozno, OBJ pri,
hodu ga je Hayes vpraSal, ce Sc ob
taken easu prihaja ma delo. Ia od-
govor ga je Woods neusmiljeno
dregnil pestjo'v nos. Hayes pa
ne dovoli, da bi kdo kar tal1o SUI
val v njegov nos, zato je tudi on
stisnil pest in dregnil Woodsa V
brado. To Sc je pa Woodsu zdelo
zamalo. Zopet ie stisnil pest in
Gesnil Hayesa po celadi, Hayes je
pa V naslednjem trenutku nasla-
do telebnil po Woodsovi buei, kar
mu je slednji Stel V zlo. Da Sc pro-
gram malo spremeni, sta Sc pogra-
bila in Sc suyala nekoliko "a kra-
tex cas- V rebra in trebuh. Ko sta
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
BOG JE SEBI NAJPRVO BRA
DO USTVARIL.

Nemci poSiljajo mnogo zlatih
mark zaveznikom, kot kazen iii
odskodnfno zadnje vojne. S pr
vim septembrom poslje Nemcija
zopet "a en- miljardo zlata zavez-
niski financni komisiji, Xxi caka
Parizu. Omenjena komisija ina
nalogo, ola potem denar pc svoji
previdnosti razdeli med tiste, ki so
izvojevali zmago.
Zdruzene drzave imajo oh Renu
nekaj tisoc vojakov, ki igrajo vlo-
go iztirjatvenih agentov "a Fran,
clio, Anglijo, Italijo in Belgijo.
Po pogodbi mora stroske "a tie vo-
jake placati Nemciia. Zdruzene
drzave so omenjeni komisiji posla-
lie racun "a $250,000,000 kot stro-
Ski "a vzdrzevanie vojakov OBJ
Renu. Toda zavezniSki gospodje
so drugega mnenja, in sicer tega,
da Sc denar, XII pride IL Nemcije
pred vsem porabi "a vzdrzanje ar
made in mornarice Francije in An
glije, Amerika pa maj caka pribliz-
mo 40 let, predno pride ma vrsto.
= Zdruzene drzave so potrosile
$25O,O0O,OO0 da Sc je iztirjalo od
Nemcije miljarde in zaveznike, Sc
daj pa ne dobe niti tiste svote, XII
so jo potroSili "a iztirjatev dru,
9Th.
Ma ia naein zaklada in daje po,
tuho ameriSka vlada bankrotira,
i MIN evropejskim militaristom,
med tenn ko Sc naklada vedno vec'
ie davke ameriSkemu ljudstvu,
katerih ma miljone tava cd tovar-
he do tovarne, brez della in denar,
| ia. Obsojati ne moreno Europe XII
iemlie, temvec Ameriko XII daje in
podpira s tenn direktno pustolov
sko politiko Francije in Anglije,
med tenn ko donna do Sest miliOnoV
delavcev is6e in ne najde della in
zasluzka. .,e<-s ~ l4s !. s4 = ie.i
| sF-IiS II Ia
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
$267.50 IA EN- POLJUB.

Nick Checalls je usluzben l:Gt
natakar nekem restaurantu v
Decatur, Ill. V restaurant je pri-
Sla neka dana, kar je Nicku po-
vzroGilo take nude srene boleGiHe,
da Sc nj mogel vec premagovari in
dial il je gorak poljub, med casom,
ko il je stregel pri mizi. Dana s
to uljudnostjo nj bila zadovoljna
in izposlovala je "a predrznega ma
takarja zaporno povelje. Pred sod
nixon Sc je primal krivega, toda
dodal je, ola je bill vsled njene IL
redne lepote tako nervozen, da nj
vedel, kaj ola della. Sodnik ga je
obsodil na $250.00 in stroske, kar
je skupno zneslo $26750. Nick je
placal in odSel S zavestjo, ola imajo
poljubi skrajno oderuske Gene.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
CUDNA JUSTICA.

Ako Ameriki ukrade clovek
hleb kruh, ali kosaro premoga ali
V denarju svoto desetih centov in
je pri tenn zasacen, Sc ga navadno
obsodi ma par let jeee. Drugace pa
velja pravilo, da cimvee ukrade,
tenn manjso kazen dobi. Tako je
bancni uradnik John j. Callahan,
zaposljen pri Importers and Trad
ers National banki v New Yorku
ukradel in zapravil 1850 dollar,
jev bancnega denarja. Ia ia zlo,
Gin je bill obsojen na - 500 dollar.
jev globe in en- dan zapora.
Kot je videti Sc Ameriki do,
kaj izplaca krasti visoke svote de.
maria.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
KRALJ PETER Sc PRIBLIZU-
JE KONCU.

Washington, Is. avg. - kakor
poroea brzojavka IL Belgrade je
postalo stanje kralja Petra, srb,
skega kralja, jake resno. Nahaja
Sc v nezavesti. Kraljevi zdravniki
so izjavili, da je stanje kraljevih
pljuG izredno slabo in he dajejo
nikakega upanja vec, ola bi ozdra'
vel. Porocilo IL Belgrade je preje.
la jugoslovanska legacija tukaj.
Belgrad, Is. avg. = Jugoslovan-
ski in madzarski clement jugo,
zapadnem delu Ogrske so obdrza-
vail Eunfkirchenu (Pecsu), ki
sc nahaja. 100 mill jugozapadno
cd BudimpeSte, zadnjo nedeljo ve-
likanski shod. Ma ahodu so progla-
sill republiko Baranjo (kot Sc 'ime-
nuje provinca, V kateri je PEGS
glavno mesto).
PredsedniStvo te male najnovej-
Sc republike Sc je ponudilo CROFT
Karolyju.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
PROFIT VELEMESARJEV.

Organizirani mesarski delavci
so izrocili javnosti skrito poroci!r
mesarskih kraliev, kar je povzro-
clio. da zvezni sodnik Alschulel
nj hotel delavcem rezati plac pc
pet centov ma uro, kot so zahtova
L velemesarji.
PoroGilo izkazuje, ola je surplus
profit cd Armour Co. dosegel ne
yerjetno viSino. Leta 1916 je one
njena druzba izplacala delnitar
jem (sama sebi) 400 odstotkov di-
vidend, to je ma 800 vlozenega
kapitala, $400 cistega dobitka Y
enem letu. Nj cuda, da je norclc
poi Cikage ko Sc je Armourjeva
hcer Lolita porocila. Ze gre, &c i
ma papa tako lepe dohodke. Am
rak, &c citate veliIe dnevnike, pa
lahko pridete do prepricanja, "a
1hesarski barOni takorekoc obratl-
ieio ogromne klavnice skoro IL,
guho. RecimO IL Giste ljubeznl do
liUdstVa.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
PREMISLJEN sAMoMoRILEc.

Port Jarvis, N. Y. "Doktor,
vedno sem zelel izvedeti, kje raw
no Sc nahaja mole srce, - je rekel
Ethelbert Crawford, njujorski tr-
govec, zdravniku DIR. Glatzmeyer-
ju, ko je prisel k MENU radi neke
malenkostne bolezni.
Zdravnik ie vel V roke steto-
skop in posluSal ma raznih tockah
pacijentovih prsi. Koneno je S
kredo napravil krog, "a katerim
Sc je nahajalo srce.
Docim je zdravnik pisal receipt,
ie Crawford odsel V sosednjo So
bo in Sc ustrelil natancno skozi ma
risani krog IN rmrl takoj. Povod
samoumora nj znan.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
|TOVARNARJI "a IZDELOVA
NJE SIVALNIH STROJEV
so ZALOSTNI.

Rockford, Ill. = Tovarnarji "a
izdelovanje Sivalnih strojev '
Rockfordu in Belvederu izjavljajo
da ako bo Fordneyev carinski "a
kon sprejet, da morajo zapreti to-
varne, ker ne morejo cenah kon-
kurirati evropejskimi izdelki. -
Po starem zakonu so bill Sivalni
stroll podvrzeni carini 209o, kar
je omogocilo, da j. bila zavarova-
ma domaca industrija pred tujiml
izdelki, po novem zakonu, pa bi
bill sivalni stroll carine prosti.
Ako tovarne zapro, he bodc OBJ,
eutili pomanjkanja tovarnarji,
ker isti so ze preskrbljeni "a "de-
zevne dneve". Pac pa bi pomanj
kanie obcutili navadni delavci.
proletarci.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
PoVEsT IA CITATELJE.

"Lepa hyala, gospod doktor,
ie rekel pacijent Tom Bently svo-
iemu zdravniku in magic odhitel V
naibliznio Columbia prodajalno
ter 81 kupil tam nekoliko Column
bia rekordov, taBih komicnih re,
kordov, ki prisilijo cloveka k sme-
hu in zopet smehu. Bently Sc Je
pritozil. ola je izgubil tex. Zdrav-
mix ie dolzil krivde jetra in pred
pisal, da Sc mora mnOgo smejatl,
Bently je kmalu ozdravil in zopet
zahajal V svoj priljubljen restav'
rant. Nekega dine je sedel tam In
Sc moGno smejal. Nasproti MENU
ie sedel Tree, H Sc je znal pretepa-
ii in vpraSal je Toma jeznO: "kaJ
Sc pa ii tako smejes?" cob, je
rekel Tom, "smejem Sc "a svoja
jetra." "Tako, "a jetra Sc sme-
les? Potem bo najboljSe, ce Sc "a,
Gnem smejati Sc JAZZ, kajti ze pO!
ure je tega kar sem naroGil jetra,
pa jih Sc nil"
Jetra so bila kmalu ma mizi. KO
iih je Tree pojedel in "a MIN do
kajsen kos pumpkin paja', mu
ie Tom zacel praviti nekatere sme
sne povestice, ki iih je sliSal ma
Columbia rekordih. Ko sta odba
jala ie rekel Tree zadOvoljno:
"Se nikdar V svojem zivljenju
Sc nisem takO smejal. "
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
SMRT OD zELE V BLIZINI
VODE.

Prescott, Ariz., IA. avg. = Tru'
plo Augusta Kaufmana, automo'
bilskega turista IL Pasadena, Cal,
Sc je naSlO potem ko Sc ga je po'
greSalo Stiri dni. NaSlo Sc ga je V
puSGavi Mohave, kjer je umrl zeje,
kaufman Sc je Svojo zeno in
tremi otrOci vozil preko puscave.
10 mu je zaGelo zmanjkovati vo-
de, je automobil ustavil, To Sc je
pripetilo sredo. Zena je otroci
Gakala AUTOMOBILE do petka, te'
daj il je cd zeje in izpoStavljenja
vroGfni umrla s3-letna hcerka Lili-
jana.
Kaufman Sc je opotekal po pu'
SGavi skozi 72 ur in prehodil ka,
kin SestdeSet mill zigzagaste erte
predno Sc je zgrudil. Korakal j.
mimo vodnega reezrvarja, ki ie bill
oddaljen samo petdeset korakov,
pa ga V svoii zmedenosti nj opa,
I'll.
Mesto, kjer ie ustavil autOmobil
je bilo oddaljeno lie pet minut voz,
ME cd farme Clarence Lam.
V petek ponoGi ie JoSip Ruddy,
nebi drugi motorist, nasel Mrs.
kaufman.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
BOJI MED JUGOSLOVANI IN
ALBANCI???

London, II. avg. = Neka avlon
ska brzojavka poslana IL Rim:
pripoveduje, da Sc vrSe OBJ rex
Drini boji med Jugoslovani in Al
banci. Jugoslovani so baje pozgal
trideset albanskih vasi,
Ceta Jugoslovanov brojeea 2O0(
moz je bila pognana od Albance7
nazaj proti Kosovu, pravi brzojav
ka.
Him; poroGilo prihaja IL Rima
NajboljSe bo, ce Sc prijaznim ma
karonarjem zahvalimo "a veselC
vest. Je dobro Ge Sc Glovek nasme,
ie teh tezkih easih.)
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
NOVA CUDNA BoLEzEN.

Laporte, Ind, Is. avg. Tu
kajSnji zdravniki 81 belijo glave
mad cudno boleznijo 70-letnega n
V. Hooverja. Ia moz nj re enain-
dvajset dni spal. Ma zunaj je vide
ii popolnoma zdrav in njegovo du-
sevno stanje je ravno tako ostrc
in aktivno kot vselej, toda re tri
tedne nj mogel zatisniti oeesa "a
minute. Danes Sc ga ie vzelo V boil
nisnico V Fort Wayne, kjer ga bo-
do preiskali specialist.
IL NIGGA bi Sc nemara dalo ma
praviti dober serum proti spalni
bolezni!
Glas svobode., 1921-08-16
NEsRECA MA MORJU.

Kobe, Japonska, Is. avg. - Pet,
inStirideset japonskim mornarjey
je utonilo, ko je silen morski ii
fon treSeil tovorni parnik Shoshr
Maru OBJ skalovje Loocho otokov
in ga razbil. Samo "a enega Glove
ka izmed vsega ladijinega osobja
Sc We, da Sc ie resi-.