davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04

E. L. Nichols of the Conway Con- press Company returned this morning from visit to his former home in Dyersburg, Miss.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04

Milton Gum is a business visitor in Little Rock today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04

Choice veal and lamb at Erbacher': Phone 90.-8-4d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04

S5 Reward-For arrest or information leading to arrest of person who dumped load of tin cans this morning on North Clifton Street. w. D. Cole Mayor. 84d1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
DEFENDS PUBLIC SCHOOL
SYSTEM FROM THE ATTACKS
OF UNFRIENDLY CRITICS
Head of Conference of Division Superintendent Tells
School Trustees Body Virginias Progress in
Education Has Been Phenomenal

First-Matcrlal increase in m.
State fund TO bear at least one hair
of the cost OF instruction.
Sccond-conditions fixed for IN.
disbursement Of the appropriation
fund '''''
Third-Alloca,ion OF a part of III.
state fund to cquaiize cducationar
conditions.
Fourth-The county as the unit of
administration: small COUNTY boar,
elected by the people.
Fifth-A compulsory attendant,
law.
SiSth-Frce text books as soon as
finances permit
seventh Expansion of tcachor-
training facilities as fundamcnta,
necessity.
Must Use Dctcrm Inntiun.
we must face the future and lis
Pron'cnis with determination and wi tn
enhhaehcc. Much hard work is
ahead. Education Is a serious busI-
ness. There Is no place for incon
pctence or Indifference, and This Is
mn time for educational pyrotcchnics.
me monetary flash may be pleas
ing. but the public Is demanding n
safe and sure and n permanent
lighting of the way" concluded AIR.
Hart.
IT Edwln y. Alderman, president
OF me University of Virginia, ad-
,iIe'seu the general meeting OF the
educational Conference yesterday st
noon In the John Marshall High
school. on Education for Education
the Problem Stated" lie said the
Faith of democracy is in rightly.
trained men. There can be no faith
or any stable reliance i'm unframed
masses, and II is manifest that the
schcoi is the one thing democracy
cannot do without. The root idea of
pop"lar education. In America. he
said. rests upon the belief that soft
preservation is the first law of c,vi,
society. and that universal enIiEhten-
ment is necessity coroilary OF this
INV Dr. Alderman traced this idea
uo"n through the community. efforts
Tor common good i'm America and re-
Tered to Efforts of Sims and Eaton
OF virginia. and to the puritnns of
New England. whose social and eco
homic conditions lent themselves
more rcsdily to the rcalizations of
an orderly system OF public cduca
lion.
Needs New Determine tIon
~ is my opinion" DR. Alderman
declared. that Virginia needs n new
dcclara ton Of faith IN the higher
education ami new determination
10 strengthen her colleges and uni
rcrsiiy by increased financial aid I'm
the splendid way in which Tonnes
see North Carolina. Mississippi and
louisiana have recently httcd their
universities ana colleges for the
modern world. Virginia has held an
ascendcncy In the field of higher cdu-
cation for nearly a century. II must
not he renounccd. and IL will he re-
nonnced IL she does not invest more
heavily in the future
Albert L. Hin. superintendent OF
the city schools OF Richmond. was
Yesterday elected president OF the
conference 81 Division Supcrintcn-
dents. and Q. l.. limerick. of Lou
"oun County. elected secetary-treas-
.rer The supcrinetcntlrnts adopted
= resolution viewing with alarm the
arge rnmher az normal school
Graduates. pledged To teach two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24

years. who are not fulfilling their
oeiitation. thus drcrcasin. The
teacHtr-trainc.g p.ogrcss
school Trustees Onlrcr~.
W. a. f.. McShea, of Arlington
County. was yesterday elected pres
iden, OF the Scnool Trustees Assoc
cia ton, Mr. H. B Chcrmsi,!e OF
Charlotte County. was elected vice.
president, and w. i. Mct;cllcc. OF
."ariotte county, rc-clcctcl sccrc-
tary. Mrs. Chermsidc Is the frs, wo-
inan in Virginia to he elected an
oiicer In the Trustees Association
Co-Operntivr ASsnciatInr.
The Cooperative Educatior Assoc
cation held it's first session -. Ike
conference yesterday AFTERNOON at
= o'clock In the auditorium oi the
John Marshall High School. George
w. 'iuy pres 'd,d. Fifteen minute
addresses featured the ecssion. pr.
Roy. Is. Flanagan, of III. state
Health Department. told how the co.
operative education Is aldin.: IN in.
proving health conditions: V. - =.
l:"hinsan. cAct, tive secretary e N"
virginia Good Roads Associations. told
Oh now the education association Is
aidins in Improving highways, and
V. H. Spear, secretary, told OF the
nid given the Virginia tuberculosis
Association. IT. S. Settle. district
representative Of Community Service.
me- and Mrs. w. w. King. Of Staun
tom related how the Co-Operative
Education Association aids in de-
Neioping community spirit. and Mics
sylvia Slocum. district agent, Home
demonstration Work. V. i. l., spoke
en- the cleanup campaigns" Re-
ports were made by community
leagues and junior community
icaSueS, beginning with Accomac
county and closing with Grccnsvillc.
Nnother session OF the association
VIII be held today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
SEVERELY INJURED when
AUTO CRASHES into TRAIN
Dramatic Climax TO Exciting
Race Between Occupants
and Motorcycle Officer.

Their escape prevented when their
speeding automobile crashed into a
train OF the Seaboard Air Line Rail
rord at the Hermitage Road crossing
early yesterday. two alleged bootleg
gers. one OF them severely injured.
were arrested by police OF the Second
station ana lao haif-gallon Jars of
corn whisky seized.
The men described themselves as
Earl Blundon, al Prospect Park.
Georgetown. ID. -. aud John Clarke.
Of Park Lane. Va.
The car In which the men were at
tempting to flee the city, was hurled
thirty feet and wrecked. Two OF III,
men In the car arc said to have made
their escape. Two others were taken
from the wrcckage injured and
rushed TO Virginia Hospital. After
receiving iirst-aid treatment, Blum
don, who is said To be suffering from
internal injuries. was removed to Me
mortal Hospital. Clarke was removed
TO city Jail.
The accident was Il dramatic cli-
max to AN exciting race between Mo.
t"rcEcle Policeman Hague and the
car. in which several shots were OK
changed and which led for several
mics In the west end OF the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Thanksgiving Day services will
be held in all of the churches.
City and State offices will be
closed all day.
Football--university of Rich
mond VS.. William and Mary. Boule-
ward Field. 2:30.
Soccor-Church Hill rs. High
land Park, Byrd Park, $3.50 p. VI.
Swcetstake Gold Tourney. Coun-
try Club Of Virginia. beginning 10
a. NJ.
Virginia Educational Confer
-kindergarten-P Primary Assoc
citation. Rufrncr School. . \. NJ:
virginia Supervisors Club. Coop
eratire Education Association, Vir-
sinia Society of Hictory Teachers.
ana general meeting. John Mar
snail High School. Virginia So
ciety for Vocational Training.
State Senate Chamber: general
meeting at Sis will be followed
by reception at the Governors
Mansion at 9:l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
MANY APPLICANTS FOR
JOBS UNDER TRINkLE
GoTernor-Efect Declares He VIII Not
Give Attention to Asplrnnts
Until After Jnnunry T.

There arc many applicants In the
helu Tor State jobs under the new
regime, although Governor Elect L..
Lee Trinkle does not take ofiicc.,for
more than two months. and declares
nc does not propose To give his at
tentioh TO the matter OF appointments
until after the first Of January.
number of candidates have an
nounccd the fact that they arc seek
ing the office OF commissioners OF la
nor. now held by John Iiirshbcrg. OF
Richmond. Friends OF the aspirants
are already engaged In securing in
dorsemcnts for them. Aside from MIR.
iiirshberg. who is a candidate To sue
ceed himself. Thomas B. Morton. OF
this city. and John Hall. .lr.. Of Ports
mouth. president of the Virginia Fed
Grafton OF Labor. have been mention
Ell IN TINS connection. Howard T. Col
win. assistant commissioner Of labor.
has hccn suggested for the Office, but
It is said that he is giving his sun
port To MIR. Hirshbcrg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
". CONWAY SAUNDERS
REPORTED IMPROVING
Was Orcratrd ON Yesterday Altar
noon for Appendicitis al 81.
Lukc's lIospifal

w. Conway Saunders. who was
operatea on at 4;3o o'clock yesterday
AFTERNOON Tor appendicitis at St
Luke's Hospital, was rcpor,cd la,o
last night 10 have rallied from the
operation, and is in very satisfac-
tory condition.
Mr Saunders. who Is secretary of
the Virginia state Fair. and business
manager of the Virginia Historical
Pageant Association. mas to have lcf,
tomorrow for Chicago to attend The
annual meeting of the international
American Association Of state Fai,
Secretaries and Managers. of which
he is Il director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-24
sue. Amusement conpnny.

Harry Thomas and Erwin Thomas
brought suit yesterday In the CITY
Circuit Court against Erwin Edwards
and the Wells Amusement COMPANY
ana Harry Bernstein for $500 dam
ages. The object OF the suit is to
secure a certain sum alleged due I'd
wards by the amusement company. on
the grounds that Edwards had mis-
represented his interests in "a motion
picture flm, which he sold rhom.,
The plaintiff prays for an attach
ment in the case.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
zRTvE NEvIHTE.

New York, /. avg. = Najmanj
sedem oseb ie bilo ubitih IN mno-
go nevarno poskodovanih V hudih
nevihtah, XII so divjale V nedeljo
in soboto po dezeli. Strela je ubi-
la Stiri osebe.
Strela in vihar .ie napravila sa-
mo v vzhodnih drzavah ma tisoee
in tisoce dolarjev skode ma poslop-
jih in poljih.
V Bentonu, I'll. ie bill ubit An
drej Little, star 80 let, ko je vihar
zvrnil ma NIGGA, ko je sedel au-
tcmobilu, drevo. V blizfni Golcon-
de, Ill. ie bila ubita Mrs. William
Belford in njen 11-letni vnuk, ko
Sc je ma nju podrla stena njihove
hiSe radi silnega viharja.
IL raznih drugih draw Sc poro-
ca o stirih osebaR, XII so bile ubite
cd strele.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
DARoVALI so

"a tiskovni sklad do prvega avgu,
sta: V. POch soc; V. Koklich 81 ;
j. Petek So; j. Knapie soc; F.
SmoliG 25c; j. Novak Soc; j,
Shank $1.50; A. Pirih $3.50, Sku,
paj $7.S5. Pref izkazanega tenn
letu $3.50. Skupna darovana svo-
ia V tenn letu $96.15. Hvala lepa
in ne pozabite ma list bodoee. =
Kriza nj zadela samO Vas, temvec
Sc hujSe list, kjer Sc morajo vse
obveznosti in stroSki redno place
vati. Redni stroSki poleg nerednih
dohodkov so pa hud udarec "a IL
dajatelie listov, ako nj stranskih
virov poleg. Pri "Glas Svobode" !"
jih nimamo, in to mai cenjeni So
miSljeniki upostevajo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
LJUDJE, XII Sc MISC PREzIVE
Ii KAMENE DOBE.

London. l. avg. = Ma Renell O.
toku V Maleneziji zive Sc ljudje,
XII MISC presli IL kamene dobe, po-
roca DIR. Northcote Deck, ki Sc Je
nahajal tam. -s> ,,sA Asas- .'-.-
On pripoveduje, da Sc ma ONE
nienem otoku nahaja okoli 500
prebivalcev, Ii zive popolnoma To-
ceno cd ostalega sveta. Skoro nj
kdar Sc ne primeri, ola bi Sc usta-
villa tam kaka ladija.
Ko je DIR. Deck bill prvikrat na
otoku, so domacini imeli samo le-
.seno in kamenito orodje. Z veliko
zeljnostjo so izmenjali svoje rocne
izdelke "a razne zelezne predmete.
"MoSki so veliki bojevniki in
rokoborci. Njihove metalne sulicc
imaio osti narejene IL cloveskih
noznih in rocnih kosti. Te osti SO
zadai izbruSene tako, ola Sc odlo-
milo, ko Sc zaderejo V cloveka. =
Radi njihove osamelosti Sc izrazi-
to kaze melanholiia na obrazih in
v tonu glasu. Edna vrsta godbe,
katero poznajo, je razbijanje po
drevesnem deblu. V votlinah oto-
ka ie polno letecih lisic. Zobje ten
zivali sluzijo otoGanom kot izme-
nievalno sredstvo, torej kot de
mar" ie pripovedoval DIR. Deck.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
BOLGARI so ZMANJSALI
ABECEDO.

Zofija, Bolgarska, 10, jul. (PO-
tom poSte). - BOlgarSki kabinet,
nj svet je nedavno ukazal, da Sc
izpusti IL bolgarSke abecede tri Gr-
Ike. Ia sklep Sc je sedaj zaeel i've
ljavljati. Cenzorstvo, ki tn Sc OBJ
staja, bo priSililo liSte in vse dru-
ge publikacije, da izpuSeajO dotie
ne tri Grke.
Reeene tri erke so bile ostanek
staroslovanSkega jezika. V srbo-
hrvatScini in slovenSGfni jih nj, lie
Bolgari in RuSi so iih imeli. RuskO
sovjetsko miristerstvo "a pouk in
izobrazbo jih je re odpravilo IL
svoje abecede. V nekaterih krogih
Sc zatrjuje, ola je bill pri Bolgarih
sklenjen ia sklep radi tega, ker
Bolgarska zeli doSeei tesnejSe I'VE
re in boliSe zblizanje sedanjo
JugoslavijO. ..oa ii
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
NAzAJ v DoBRE CASE.

Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators Association, ki je del
premogarskega trusta, je poslala
APPEL ma Charles f. Keeney, Char
lesion, W. Va. predsednika cd Sc
demnajstega okrozja mijske or.
ganizacije premogarjev, ola maj
porabi svoj upliv, da Sc place pre-
mogarjev znizajo. Ia vzrok Sc ma
vaja slab trg in znizanje zivljen-
skin potrebSGin.
Well, westvirgmjski baroni pre-
moga so tudi krvavi "a kOzo, in ee-
mu bi ne posnemali svojih bratcev
po vseh principih truStOvske ume-
tnoSti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
VELIKI PROTIVOJNI SOCIJA-
LISTICNI SHOD V BLIzINI
EKS-KAJZERJEVE PA
LACE.

Berlin, l. avg. = Pred imperi-
jalno palace V Lustgartenu, kjer
je pred sedmimi lett napravil cesar
viljem svoj1 slaven vOjni govor
malo pred napovedjo vOJne RuSi-
il, Sc je vrSila zadnjo nedeljO We
likanska socijalistiGna demonstra-
ella. Deset tiSOG rdeGih zaStav je
plapolalo V zraku.
Trideset govornikOv je ognjevi-
to govorilo proti vojni. Radikal-
nejSi demonStranti so vdrli I'M
perijalno katedralo, katerO so O.
zaljSali rdeGimi zaStavami. Anti
mOnarhistiGni gOyornilli so adreSi-
rail- mnOzici raz StOpnic katedrale,
dO6im so med demOnStranti hitela
sem in tia mlada dekleta in pro-
dajala "Die Rote Fahne" { (RdeGi
prapor), zelo radikalen list. Ma
stotine pohabljenih vojakOv Sc je
pomikaIo med demonstranti in
proSilo denarja pOmoe SovjetSki
Rusiji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
POMAGATI ST INA.

Kasson, Mimi. - Rev R. j. Rice
ie 2 veliko zalostjo ogledoval OBJ
nedeljah prazne klopi V svoJl GER
Xvi in Sc boil zalostno Je ogledo-
val prazni kolekcijski kroznik. BIZ
10 ie "a obupati. Taxa draginja,
liudje Sc pa rajsi odpeljejo V pro
sto naravo, namesto da bi sll V
cerkev. Kaj Sc hoce, pregresen Je
ia svet in ma bozjo besedo Sc do
misli samo pozimi in tedaj, ko je
dez. zupnik je koneno zadel ma
brihtno idejo. Ce nocejo ljudje V
eerkev, bo Sla pa cerl1ev k MIN
Pa Sc je zgodilo, da Sc je Sc go
spod zupnik vsedel Y automobil in
Sc odpeljal svojimi trmoglaviml
ovGicami ma dezelo. Maso Je bral
kar ma travnillu V lepi senci, do
Gin so vernih udobno zlel1nJenl
V travi prisostvovali in poslusali
bozio besedo. Stvar ie bila povsem
uspeSna in tudi cez kolekto nj BIZ
10 "a "kikati" zupnik je pa skle-
nil, da bo to- vrSil vsako nedeljo
dokler ne nastopi mrzlejse vreme''
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
KAKO Sc DECEK BORI PROTl
MORILCU SVOJEGA OCETA.

Pikeville, KY, l. avg. - V eni
zadnjih izdaj lista "Pikeville
News" je bilo priobceno sledeco
pismo.
"Jaz sem decek DIR. L. @. Thorn
buryja, decek sirota sem, Sc ne
star II let. Ko sem bid star 5 let je
Viljem Flanary, baS tisti, ki sedaj
kandidira "a okrajnega sodnika
ma republikanskem tiketu, ustrelil
mojega oGeta do smrti In napravil
IL meme siroto. Zelo sem ljubil O.
ceta; on je bill vse, kar sem incl.
Jahal sem zadaj ma konju IN VI
del Viljema Flanaryja, ko je incl
V roki revolver, toda nisem mislil,
da bo ubil mojega oGeta. Zvedel
sem, da ie ravno "a ia namen no
sill orozje S seboj. Ko drugi ljudje
spijo ponoGi, premiSljujem JAZZ 0
svoiem ocetu. Zapuscen sem bill
brez donna, nobenega nj bilo, ki bi
pail name samo prijatelji, ki so
odpirali vrata in me sputili notri.
Viljem F'lanary je rekel, ola ga
pray mic ne vzpemirja vest, ker je
ubil mojega oceta.
Kai 81 mislite o cloveku, ki je
brez vesti in hoce postati okrajni
sodnik?
Prositi hocem oGete in matere
republikanske stranke, da ne bo-
do volili "a tega cloveka. Da ne
bodo volili "a Viljema Flanaryja
tega morilca, napravljalca sirot
XII ina roke omadezevane krvjC
svojega socloveka.
Deck in deklice, prosim va;
prosite svoje oGete in matere, ola
mai citajo to in maj volijo "a ka
kega dobrega Gloveka in maj no
dajo svojih glasov Viljemu Fana
ryiu, maj ne glasujejo "a morilca
Kai bi vi storii, ee bi bill ma mo
jcm mestu?
s spoStovanjem vas
James Martin Thornsbury.'
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
JEKLARNE v YoUNGSToWNU
so ZACELE OBRATOVATE

Youngstown, Ohio, l. augusta
- Jeklarne distriktu Young
stown so zaGele "a danaSnjim dne
zivahnejSe obratovati ObratuJeJo
s petdeSet procentno kapacitetO,
kar re nj bilo Skozi mnOgo tednov.
Plavzi, ko so stall ugaSnjeni re od
maja meseca, so za6eli zareti. Use
velike livarme in tovarne "a plOte-
VINO Sc zaGele obratovati V veejem
obsegu. Carnegijeva jeklarSka
druzba pravi, da bo tenn kraju
obratovala svoje naprave lie "a 10
procentov mani kOt normalnlh
cash. Druzbi Republic Iron and
Steel Co. in Brier Hill Steel Co.
naznanjati, da Sc bo tudi V njunih
napravah poveGalo obratOvanje.
Enako poroGajo me$cansH llstl
Pittsburghu, Pa. da Sc je zopet
prieelo obraGati ma bOlje V jekIar'
ski industriji. V zadnjih desetih
dneh so pri plavzih zapOslii wee
tisoG delavcev, in ola delo dob Sc
wee tisoG brezpOselnih V prlhod-
njih par tednih.
Takoj pod tenn naznanilom pa
Sc poroea, da bOdo novouposlenl
delavci imeli cd 10 do 10 odstot-
kov manjSo place, kot so jo pa do
bivali pOpreje.
Nam Sc dozdeva, da je znlzanJe
plaG glavni vzrok "a stagnaclJo,
ne samo V jeklarSki mduStriji,
temvec V splOSnem. Suhi zepi IN
armade brezposelnih pred tOvarni,
Skimi vratmi je najbOljSe SredStv9
"a znizanje mezde in pOdaljSanje
delovnega casa "a neOrganizirano
in nediSciplinirano maSO.
Lansko leto so mei delavci
briljantno prilikO izvojevati zah'
teve in pogoje, ki so zanje zivljen,
skega pomona. Pravdali Smo Sc "a
oslovo .seneo in dali naSplQtn;ku
cas- in priliko, da Sc je utrdll V
svOjih pOstOjankah.
Neki Slovenec, ki je sedaj Gle
velandu, je enkrat easopiSu res
nico zapiSal, ko je dejal: Da de,
lavci imaio glave IL cementa, ka,
pitaliSti pa Srce".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
NADEBUDNI SIN.

AngleSkega kralja Jrrija drugi
sin, vojvoda York, brat WaleSke-
ga princa nina della pa dosti de-
narja, in zato 81 umisljuje kaj bi
pocel. Poroca Sc, ola hoce imeti
dvesto sinov angleSke aristokraci-
je in dvesto sinov navadnih de-
lavcev. PomeSati jih misli skupaj.
in da bi ziveli en- teden pri MEM
kot gostje. Princova ideja je, ola
bi Sc ma ia naGin razredi bolj spo-
znali med seboi.
Sinovi delavskih stariSev bodo
seveda skrbno izbrani, da Sc sino-
vi aristokratov i'm velicanstyo ne
pohujSajo.
To, kar della ignoranten angle,
Ski prime, ki ne pozna zivljenja, je
nevarna igra.... Kazati sinOvom re-
with stariSev bogastvo, sijaj in po-
stopaStvo, Sc pravi, delati jih ne
zadovoljne. Nezadovoljnost 'je pa
pogoj "a odpravo razredov.
Cisto lahko Sc pripeti, da bo tu-
di sedanji prime spadal razred
tistih ki delajo, ker razreda posto,
pacev vec ne bode. Ako Sc to pri-
petit, potem Sc bo gospod prime go
tovo spomnil svoje nesmiselne pro-
pagande otroGjih let.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
En- hlev in en- pastir.

Ravno tenn trenutku pa je priSel
ma lice mesta patrolman William
Rooney in pograbil enega napa
dalcey ter ga trial k telefonic'ne-
mu drogu. Napadalec Sc je uprl IN
ducat drugih mu je pomagalo, Po-
licaj je incl slabe case in letelo je
po njem, kot bi dezevalo, nakar
mu Joseph Herzberg, "a katerega
pravijo da je mem in gluh, poteg-
ne samolres IL rok, ter mu Ga ma
nastavi ma prsi.
Ravno OBJ pravem casu sta prite,
kla svojemu tovariSu ma pomo6 Sc
policaja Spurney in Nemec. S po-
licijskimi kolicli in nabitimi sa,
mokresi Sc vrzeta V mnozico in
tolceta pc glavah nevernih krist-
janov. Nastal je kirk in vrisc med
moskimi In zenSkami. lie veil
kim naporom Sc jima je posrecilo.
ola sta reSila svojega tovariSa IL
rok razjariene mnozice, vzela sa-
mokres Herzbergerju IL rok in ga
vlekla ponovno do telefonske skri-
mice. Toda ze je mnozica ponov-
no naredila svoj naval ma vse tri
policaje. Ze je zgledalo, da so po-
licaii zgubljeni, kar Sc kriticnem
trenotku pripelje ma pozorisce me-
sta poln voz detektivov.
Potem Sc je seveda bojna sreca
obrnila na stran mo6nejSih bata-
lionov. Padali so kolicki po gla-
vah rebeEnih meS6anov. Krstili SO
jih V njihovi lastni krvi, in resena
ie bill brezbozni Chicago.
Detektivi so zmetali V patrolski
voz mutastega gluhca, diva njego,
va brata in Albert Feldmana. Sc
daj iscejo misijonarje, ker bi jih
potrebovali kot price, toda o sve-
tih mozeh nj duha ne sluha.
Tako Sc je "a enkrat koncal ia
zanimiv mission V Cikagi. Bio j
nekaj slitnega, kot smo videl.
pred dvanajstimi lett V Minneapo
lisu, Mimi, kier je gruca Armada
reSitve" zijala proti nebu in pro
dajala svoje skrajno neslane mo
drosti. Ko Sc je poslusalcem zdelt
dovolj je nekaj zasumelo kot b
priSel cil1lon = in ko Sc je razka
dill dim cestnega prahu, nj ostal.
od "Armade reSitve" drugega
sledu, kot nekaj odtrganih roka
vov in fix. In ko so prisli varuht
miru in reda, ze predrznih facet
nikov ofenzive, nj bilo mixer.
Ako bi zaeeli misjonariti pri
padniki tistih strut, XII so vladajo
ci kasti nevse6, potem bi policijski
kolicki leteli drugo smer. Toda
svetopisemskim prerokom Sc pa
ze z etiGnega stalisca mora dat
nekoliko potuhe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-02
NE MARAJO DEBSA!

j. G. Emery, vrhovni poveljnik
AmeriSke legiie, je brzojavil pred.
sedniku Hardingu, da Sc bo borila
do konca proti pomilostitvi Debsa
in drugih politienih kaznjencev,
in da bi Sc pomilostitev smatralo
"a krSitev zakona in reda. Vrhov-
nj urad Legije je naroeil vsem po-
sameznim postajam Legije, Ga po-
sliejo brzojavne proteste proti po,
milostitvi DebSa.