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The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06
New Year
 Masquerade
 Big. Success

The Redmen hall was filled to overhowing with dancers and spectators on New Years Eve when the annual masquerade was given. A large number of beautiful, original and comical costumes were in evidence. Even the orchestra had changed its Icomplexion for the occasion, and was costumed accordingly. Two of the gentlemen's prizes were awarded to ladies who were so completely disguised that the re- moval of their masks later caused a gasp of astonishment. The double line of masqued people Iout of whom the judges were called upon to choose prize win ners was very long. The commit tee of judges consisted of o. Gun derson, MT. and Mrs. Fred Gold, Fred Wigg and Charles Borch, and the awards were as follows:
 Ladies most original costume percolator-Miss Irene Coulter, Dutch costume.
 Gentlemen's most original cos tume-box of cigars-Miss Helen IHofstad, fisherman.
 Ladies most comical costume casserole--Miss Ruth Sylvester.
 Gentlemen's most comical cos tune half case of canned milk Miss Flossie Prescott.
 Ladies' best sustained charac- ter-first prize, steak set-Miss Maree Gagnon (of Hydaburg), Japanese costume.
 Ladies' best sustained charac- ter-second prize, pearl handle ladle-Mrs. Al Davey, Scotch Highlander.
 Gentlemen's best sustained character-frst prize, ham-J. H. Voss, cannibal.
 Gentlemen's best sustained character-second prize, shirt George Bidwell, Chinaman.
 Ladies first prize waltzer-sack of fiour-Miss May Goodrich.
 Ladies' second prize waltzer- two pairs of silk hose-Mrs. T. J. Case.
 Gentlemen's first prize waltzer side of breakfast bacon, Louis Wigg.
 Gentlemen's second prize = three pairs of socks-J. H. Voss.
 Following the awarding of the prizes. dancing was indulged in until 2 o'clock.
 The committee having the af- fair in charge was composed of Arnt Sorset, Oscar Wickstrom and Louis Lemieux.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

The Princess Pat whose trip northward was postponed Thurs day afternoon left for Juneau Sunday morning. She called at Petersburg for Dr. Dawes. F. E. Gingrass was a passenger from Wrangell for Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

J. G. Grant left for Seattle Saturday evening. He will visit his daughter, Miss Margaret Grant, and have some dental work done while there, after which he will go to Colorado to visit relatives.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

James Waters returned to the University Military School on the Mary last Saturday after spend ing his Christmas vacation with his parents, Captain and Mrs. w. C. Waters.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

In honor of his thirteenth birth day, John Grant entertained at dinner for several of his young friends Sunday at the hotel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

The town ot Fairbanks has op- ened night school under the di- rection of l.. R. Gillette. As nearly as can be ascertained at this time the school will have an enroll- ment of IS pupils.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06
l TEMPERATURE
PRECIPITATION

PRECIPITATION Total 6.o8
 Greatest in "A hours I.6o on 27th Total snowfall 23.2 Number of inches on ground at end of month 0.
 Number of days with .oI inch or more precipitation, IS; clear 9; partly cloudy 4; cloudy I8.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

The local agency of Alaska Steamship company has been ad- vised by wire that the sailing of the s. s. Jefferson from Seattle has been postponed until 9 a. m. Saturday, Jan. 8.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

Pansies were picked on the second day of January in Wran- gell. What is the matter with Alaska climate?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

A win.er amusement park was scheduled to open at Anchorage early this month at Otis lake. The men in charge were to feature ice skating and later will add a ski jump. They will also serve hot lunches.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06
Good Reasons for Talking.

Good Reasons for Talking.
 John talked continually, so one day ais mother losing patience said: 'I 10 wish you would keep still. What makes you talk so much all the timer" He answered quickly: 'T's got to talk 10 won't forget what I think"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

Harry Rugstad was a passen- ger for Prince Rupert on the Mary Saturday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

The Wrangell Fire Department will give their annual ball on Washington's birthday as usual.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

MT. and Mrs. E. Ness were southbound passengers on the Princess Mary Saturday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

The Diamond c made the trip to the West Coast last week in place of the Princess Pat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

Mrs. w. w. Mclaughlin will make a trip to Petersburg on the Seattle tomorrow.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

Found-A way to save money by buying Pearl Oil and Lubri- eating oils at the St. Michael Trading company dock.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

The Junior Red Cross girls sold punch at the masquerade given by the Redmen last week and cleared about $15.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

The Seattle left for Alaska points at 10 o'clock Tuesday even- ing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06
Weekly Budget Of Happenings
 About Town
The Latouche unloaded 150 tons of coal here Saturday.

O. K. Martin and s. Matheson came in from Petersburg Satur- day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06
Weather Report
 For December

E. F. GRIGwIRE, U. S. Observer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-01-06

Third Municipal Concert January 6, 1921 Rex Theater
 8 p. m. Mrs. Towers, Soloist PROGRAM
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
cello LOCOMOTIVE IA
VZ0REC.

Kadar gredo zastopnid all a,
genti raznih tyrdk ma trgovsko
potovanje, vzamejo SebOj vzorce,
ee MISC zavaroYalninski agenti ali
prodajalci prekooeeanSEih parni-
kov. Danes Sc namrec re lahkO
stlaGi V kovGeke tudi zelezniSkO
locomotive, da sluzi kOt vzOrec.
Ma parniku Vauban je IL New
Yorka Odpotoval V JUNO Ameriko
G. Bruce Kittle in nihGe ma parni-
ku nj incl toliko prtljage SebOj
kot ON. Mr.. Kittle ie zaStOpnik Lii
ma Locomotive druzbe in "a vzo-
rec je yzel SebOj pristine zeleznl-
Sko locomotive, veliko mOdernO,
kakorSne vidimo vsak dan ma re,
leznicah in ne samO majhen model.
Locomotive bO dal pOStaviti ma
zeleznico blizini brazilskega me-
sta Rio de Janeiro, kjer 81 jO bodo
zastopniki braziliskih zeleznie O.
gledai IN jo preizkuSili.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
ZNABITI, DA 30 MA 4. JUL
PROGLASEN MIR MED
u. S. in NEMCIJO.

Washington, d. c., 30. jun. =
Kot je videti bo sklenjen seda1
mir med Nemcijo in Zdruzenlml
drzavami. Ceprav je ze pred dve-
mi lett prenehala aktivna vojna,
obstaja vojno stanje re stiri leta
in stiri mesece. Mnenje je, ola
predsednik Harding bo podpisal
mir in konGal to stanje.
Kongresna zbornica je sprejela
nekoliko popravljeni mirovni re-
soluciii Knoxa in Porterja z glaso-
vanjem 263 glasov "a in 30 glasov
proti. Ko nitro sta bill resoluciJi
sprejeti Sc ju je poslalo senatnl
zbornici. Zbornica Sc je zacela ta-
koj pecati z mimi, toda radi ma
stale debate je stvar malo zastala
Jutri odide predsednik ma pocit-
nice, toda namen ie, da Sc mu ia
koj predlozi resolucijo V podpis,
ko nitro 10 senat sprejme.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
VOLUME (LETNIK) XXX.
GRSKA SILA 100000 MOI JE
ZAGELA POGON PROTI
KEMALU.

Pariz, 80. jun. - Quai D'0rsay
je bill obveSGen danes IL Carigra-
da, da Sc je danes zacela grsSa O.
fenziva proti turSkim macdonald
stom in ola Grki prodirajo proti
Afilim karahissaru. Konstantin ie
pognal V BOZ 100000 moz voja-
Stva, da zasuka bojno sreeo, Xxi je
poslednje case bila "a Grke dokaj
jalova.
V zadnjih dneh so bill Grki po-
gnani nazaj IL Ismida, katerega so
morali izprazniti. Sedaj izjavljajo,
da je bill to samo njihov maneyer,
da bi izvabili Turke past.
Ce bi Grki uspeSno prodirali "a
Eskisherom, tedaj bi zajeli vse
Kemaliste ma polotoku Ismidu.
Carigrad, 80. jun. Turk in bolj-
Seviki nameravajo povzrociti y
tenn mestu splosno vstajo.
Vceraj zgodaj zjutraj so zavez-
niSke cete, pod poveljstvom angle
Skega generala Harringtona kofa-
kale skozi carigrajske ulice in vdi-
rale v hotele ter drugacne lokale,
da bi nasle bolisevike.
V nekem poslopju so british
vojaki zares naleteli ma skupino
"boljsevikom'', XII so bill oboroze-
nj. Skupino Sc je aretiralo.
Wee nego sestdeset boljseviskih
jetnikov imaio sedaj Britanci.
Britanci so napadli tudi prostore
boljseviske trgovske delegacije in
aretirali nekega asistanta Broni-
slava Koudisa, tukajsnjega soviet
skega trgovskega Delegate ter raz-
ne druge clane boljseviske misije.
V britiskih oficijalnih krogih je
bilo reeeno,, da Sc je aretacijo IL
vrsilo radi tega, ker so boljseviki
Iv Carigradu tvorili neyarnost "a
zavezniske eete tukai. Izjavljeno
je bilo tudi, da je policija unieila
zaroto "a vstaio.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01

The life of Lincoln should be an
inspiration to everyone. Not having
the advantages of school he studied
in spare time beside fireplace. He
studied and practiced law a number
of years. In 1859 he was elected
President of the United States. At
the beginning of his presidency
eleven states seceeded. This was
followed by four years Of civil war
and the victory of the Union for
which Lincoln had stood unalter-
ably. His famous Gettysburg adj
dress from which we quote should
be studied. "Fourscore and seven
years ago our fathers brought forth
on this continent a new nation con-
ceived in liberty and dedicated to
the proposition that all men are Gre
ated equal = we here highly re-
solve. that government of the people,
by the people, and for the people,
shall mot perish from the earth"
Lincoln kept the states united.
Washington won our independence.
Both were honest, industrious and
law-abiding. They loved the United
States, respected its flag, and sup
ported its Constitution. We should
do our share to keep it the 'land of
the free and the home of the brave.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01

vredneise vsako leto V poslednJem
desetletju. Agrikulturna lastnina
V Zdruzenih drzavah je narastla V
vrednosti vsako leto "a $500 mill
jonov dolarjey.
Stevilo farm Sc nj mnogo pove-
Gallo, komaj "a en- in stiri desetine
odstotka (1.4%). ze obsteieee far
me so Sc pa poveeale. Ia nekaj
mani kot devet odstotkov (S.796)
novega povrsja Sc je obdelalo. -
Farme so Sc izboljsale lie "a sest
odstotkov, kljub temu so Sc skoro
podvojile v vrednosti.
V zadniih desetih letih so Sc a.
meriske farme boil podrazile kot
v dobi petdeset let pref.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
KAKO JE LEP ZAKONSKI
STAN -...!

Baltimore, Md. - DveSto fun.
tov tezka Mrs. Marie Mason jc
sredi zivahne ulice V Baltimoru
dala temeljito klofuto svojemu
nesreenemu mozi6ku Lawrencu
w. Masonu. Radi svoiega Gina je
bila aretirana in odpeljana V "a
por.
Med NINA tece tozba "a razpo-
roko in ma ulici sta Sc sestala, ola
Sc "pomenita" V zadeyi niunega
otroka. Oeividno Sc nista ujemala,
eemur je sledil silovit udarec "ne'
zne roke". Mason ie previden moz
in nj hotel zenici yrniti udarca,
kaiti on ne tehta 200 funtov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01

During the Revolutionary war
against Great Britain for the inde-
pendence of the American colonies,
Washington was commander in chief
of the army The thirteen col
onies banded together and drew up
O set of resolutions which they called
the Declaration of independence,
wherein they stated that "All men
are created free and equal, that they
are endowed by the creator with GER
tain inalienable rights, that among
these are life, liberty and pursuit OF
happiness" Later the Constitution
of the United States was drawn up,
and everyone should learn the pre-,
amble as follows: "We, the peopla,
of the United States, in order to
form more perfect union, establish
Justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common defense, pro.
mote the general welfare and secure
the blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our posterity, do ordain and eS
cablish this Constitution for the Unf
ted States of America" Washing
ton was unanimously elected Press
dent Of the United States, and 10
eight years more upheld the liberf
Of the people.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
IZGRED; TRIBE PoLJAKI UBI-
TT, q RANJENIH.

WarSava, Rusija. = Trije Po-
ljaki so bill ubiti in enaindvajset
ranjenih tekom protinemSke de-
monstracije V Brombergu, meste,
Gu, XII Sc nahaja severno cd Pose
ma.
Izgred je nastal, ko so Poljaki
sliSali, da ravnajo Nemci slabo S
tistimi Poljaki, ki so ostai pri de
lu V nemSkih tovarnah. POljSki
delavci so izvlekh IL njegOve hiSe
zupana MaciaSzeka in ga silovito
mikastili, 6eS, da je ma strani
Nemeev. Policiji Sc je koneno po-
sreeilo, da je vsega premeheanega
zupana reSila pred trdimi delay-
skimi pestmi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
OTTAWA.

PovodOm nekega akta, katere-
GA je dobil tukajsnji konzulat cd
naSega posalniStva V Parizu, ina
mo cast opozoriti vse potnike, ka.
teri potujejo V starr kraj -preko
FrancoSke, da jemljejo potne kar-
te samo do Pariza; da Sc pri kr-
canju IL ladij ne zaupajo niko-
mur: in da bodo pri6akani cd de-
legata poslanstva V Parizu, kateri
Jim bo dal VISA pojasnila in vse u
krenil, da bodo lahko brez ovir
nadaljevali potovanje.
Opozarja Sc potnike preko
Francoske, da Sc .pri dohodu '
Pariz posluzijo samo naSega dele
gaia, kateri jih bo dalje Odpremil.
Posebno Sc opozarja one potnike,
kateri imajo karte kupljena cello
do kraja, kamor so namenjeni, ola
bodo V slueaju, ako jih ne odpra-
vi jugoslovanski konzulat na VISA
ki drzavni meji, izgubil po 8 do
4 dni, ker kompanije mOrajo zme-
njati karte agenti ne store niti
tie uSluge.
0ni, ki potujete cez Francosko,
vzemite to ma znanje in ne kupuj-
te karte vec kakor do Pariza.
Chicago, q. junija 1921. LIZ u
rada konzulata kraljevine SHS.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
osEM TIsoc MILL v coLNU.

r. q
New York, 80. jun> = William
A. Good IL Harrisburga je prav-
kar dokoncal ,osem tisoe mill dol
go pot v colnu, katerega je poga-
njal 2 veslanjem.
V sedemnajst eevljev dolgem
eolnu je zapustil ma IL. oktobra,
1919 Chicago in veslal po raznih
rekah in potokih do reke Missis-
sippi in po slednji navzdol do No
vega Orleansa. Cd tam je veslal
dalje vse okoli Floride in po at
lantiski obali severno proti mestu
New York, kjer so ga pricakovali
zastopniki Knickerbocker colnar-
skega kluba. Ia pot S colnom je
najbrz najdaljsa, kar jih je bio Sc
izvrsenih. Good je ma svoji poti
dozivel mnogo zanimivih dogod-
kov in nekolikokrat je komaj usel
smrti. 8
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
sILNA "SUsA" PRETI WIS
CONSINSKI DRAW.

Madison, Wis, 80. jun. = W.
S. Smih, prohib. komisar je rekel,
ko je pojasnjeval pricakovani NOV
zakon, ola bodo morale IL drzave
Wisconsin izginiti ma l. julia ali
kmalu pozneje vse salunske "ba-
re" in vse ostalo, kar je navidez
"suho" pa ina lie sebi "mokro.
to-. Skratka VISA salunska atmos
fera bo moral izginiti.
Ia naredba bo stopila V veljavo,
ko nitro jo governor podpise, kar
je skoro gotova stvar.
Prvi trud bo iztrebiti salune. =
Komisar Smith pravi, da Sc bo to
lahko izyrsilo. Mestni koncili In
odbori bodo morali zadrzati licen-
ce "a tocilnice mehkih pijac in te
toeilnice ne bodo smele imeti
neprozornih oxen, tako da bo lah-
ko vsakdo kar ulice videl kaj Sc
pie notri.
Him, vse je lepo in najs, ljudje
pa bodo pill Sc nadalje, ee jih bo
VOLTA.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
LoPoVSKO IZKoRISCANJE
IZSELJENCEV v NEW
YORKU.

Esperantsko druStvo Y Zagrebu
ie dobilo cd esperantskega dru,
Stva "Harmonio New YOrklt
zanimivo pismo, pribliznO nasled,
ME vse5ine: L. Jugoslavije, pred
vsem pa il HrvaSke prihajajO sem
delavsli ljudje, ki mnogokrat nj
ii brati niti pisati ne znajo Y svo-
lem lastnem jeziku, Kadar pride
transport, jih ma tukajSnjem pr,
staniSGu Gakajo mtehgenmeJSl a,
m9riSi Hrvatje, jih pOzdraviJo III
izseljenci seveda tenn ljudem, svo-
i'm rojakom, zaupajo. Toda ii in
teligenti jih strasno sleparijo. =
Najprej jih peljejO k briveu, Ia
zaraeuna kar eel dollar "a brittle,
potem pa dobi6ek zdOticnim, h Je
pripeljal nevedneza, deli. Nato
vpraSa agent svojega rOjaka, KAN
zeli It'll. In eeprav bi bilo do tia,
kamor izseljenec hOce, lie tolikO
poti, da bi stale samo kakih D cen
tov, ga rOjak-agent vOdi avto'
mobilom pO wee ur naOkrog = ne.
vednez plaza velikO svotO, Soter IN
dicni rojak-agent pa 81 potem deli
ia svoto, ker sta tako dogovorJe-
ma. Nato seveda Skupen obed In
prijazni ameriski rojak novodoSle>
Gu obljubi, da mu preskrbl tudl
delo. Pelje ga pOSredovalnlee,
ki preskrbljujejo pOdjetnikom ce'
meme = Stavkokaze = In Seyeda Je
"a to dobro placan. In takO mora
novodoSlec delati kot Stavkokaz,
ker ga je dieni rojak oskubil do
golega IN marsikateri tax revez Je
bill re cd Strajkujo6ih ma ia nacln
ubit it'd.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
vELIKANsKI KoTEL.

SinoGi ma 80. jun, je cikaSka po-
liciia odkrila zganjarski kotel, ka-
terega smatra "a najvecjega Y
Zdruzenih drzavah. Nahaja Sc Ma
.1112 Milton Ave. Treba bo dina
mitom raztrgati hiso, da Sc bo do
bilo kotel IL ME.
Use je, zakrivila neprevidnost
munSajnarjev. V eni peel kotla Sc
je proved kurilo, Nastal je dim, ki
Sc je vail pri strehi ven. Nekdo
ma ulici je menil, da je pozar pa
je poklical pozarno obrambo. Ia
ko je uniGil biznis, ki je delal Sto-
tiSOcake.
Ogenj nj napravil skode pac pa
so Skodo izvfSili federalni agentje.
Unieili so "a $4,000 dolarjev yred-
mega vina, zitnega alkohola, tro-
pin in izdelanega munSajna.
Kadi so Sc nahajale kleti in IL
n!iih so vodile cevi zgorajSnJa
nadstropja. Kadi so MERLE IA cev-
Ijev premera pri dnu in Is cevlJev
ma vrhu. Globoke SO bile Sest cev-
ljev.
Federalni agenti pravijo, da bo-
do razdrli hiSo, da dobijo aparate
ma dan.
zganje, katero Sc je izdelovalo
ie bilo dobre vrste, tako, ki Sc je
prodajalo po 20 dolariev galono,
NihGe ne We, kdo je lastnik O.
gromnega kotla, ki ie stal kot Sc
ie preracunalo $4,000 dolarjev, ola
Sc ga je postavilo. Pri poslopjp Sc
bO nahajala strata, ki bo aretirala
vsakega, XII bi hotel vstOpiti V hi
SO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
STRELA UDARILA v K0PA-
LISCU; PANIKA.

Zadnio soboto Sc je kopaliscu
ma Oak st. kopalo ma tisoce Clka-
zanov. Ma tisoce jih je bilo vodi
in ma tisoee po obrezju. Nenado-
ma je nastala nevihta. Mnogo ko-
pajoeih ie tekom nevihte ostalo v
vodi.
Ko je dez padal najhujSe Sc je
zasvetila ognjena kaea IL oblakoy
in zdrobila V kose neko drevo
kopaliSecu. Use navzoce je pretre'
sla smrtna groza, ko so videll, ka'
ko sta Sc zgrudila ma tia diva mo
Ska. XII sta vedrila pod drevesom
Eden obeh je bil ubit drugi pa ia
ko hudo obzgan, da znabiti podle
re opeklinam. Strela je ma posled
MENU razprala obleko in posnels
meso raz desne roke.
Takoj po dogodku so tisocer
zgrozeni in trepetajoci zbezali
obrezja proti domu. Ma bliznjen
boulevardu je automobilski pro
met moral radi tega emo uro dol
go prenehati.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
MLADA DEKLICA JE UBILA
MORSKO POSAST.

Eureka, Cal, 80. jun. = Mlada
dekIica je vceraj V Samoa, Hum
boldt olraju ubila sestnajst cev-
ljev yelikega oktopusa ali morske-
ga polipa in reSila zivljenje Geo.
Petersonu, osemletnemu sinu ne
kega kapitana Eureki.
Decek je stal plitvi vodi bli-
zu obrezja, docim sta njegovi sta
rejSi sestri veslali S colnom bli-
zini. Nenadoma Sc je IL vode pri-
kazala ostudna morska poSast in
napadla deGka. Ena njenih dolgih
lovk Sc je oklenila njegovega tele-
sa in decek je smrtni grozi klical
ma pomoc. Deklici sta z vso silo
priveslali blizje in napadli polipa
z vesli. Polip je zacel bicati okoli
sebe z ostalimi lovkami in je emo
iztrgal mlajsi deklici veslo II rok.
Druga deklica je uporabila svoje
veslo kot bajonet in sunila V grdo
zival vso silo. Udarec je polipa
deloma omamil, kajti izpustil j.
decka in Sc .splazil v bliznje ska
LOWE. Deklica ie veslala pogumnc
ia MIN in ga tam ubila do kraja
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
VELIKI NARASTEK VREDNO-
STLAMERISKIH FARM.


Vrednost farm, zemljisc in po-
slopij zdruzenih drzavah je V
teku zadnjih deset let narastla "a
svoto $50, 1894, $685. Doba, ka-
teri je vrednost zemljise tako po-
skoGila je steta Cd 1. jan. 1910 do
l. jan. 1920. Stevilke je podal BIZ
ro zadnjega cenzusa, XII oznaeuie
skupno vrednost svoto $67, 1875,
965 1884.
Poroeilo predstavlja desetletni
narastek vrednosti "a odstotkov
in osem desetin. Tako so poliedel-
ske naprave postajale vrednejse in
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
VoJNA MED U. S. IN BRITA-
MILO.

London, Anglia. - Boljseviski
voini minister Trotzky pravi, da
bo med Zdruzenimi drzavami in
veliko Britaniio izbruhnila po-
morska vojna letu 1924. Ia bo
rezultat pomorskega tekmoyanja
med obema drzavama. Svoje pre-
rokovanje je izpovedal Trotzky,
ko je naslovil govor tretji interna-
cijonali v Moskvi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
ARMADA KOBILIC v COLO
RADU.

Colorado Springs, Colo. = Veil
kanska armada kobilic, katero Sc
ceni, da je petnajst mill Siroka in
dvajset mill dolga, Sc pomika Sc
daj IL jugozapada Ell Paso o
kraj. Ma svojem potu unieujejo
kObilce vse zelenie.
Takoj OBJ prvih vesteh priha-
janju drobnih toda straSnih van
dalov so entomology napravili vse
potrebno, da Sc zaene vojno proti
Silnemu sovragu. Farmarjem Sc je
re razdelilo dive toni strupa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01

Spomnite Sc, da je cetrti julii
spominski dan ameriske svobode
in neodvisnosti. vi vsi, h liubite
syobodo, pozdravite ia dan teli.s
da ma svoiem domu razobesite a.,
merislAo zastavo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Rejen 70. feb. 1909
Umrl Is. aprila, 1865.

Ziylienje Lincolna bi morale
biti inspiracija vsakemu. Ker nj
incl prilike, da bi pohajal V Solo,
ie studiral v prostem casu sam oh
domaGem ognjiSeu. Studiral je in
prakticiral pravdnistvo skozi ne
ko Stevilo let. Leta 1859 je bill IL
voljen predsednikom Zdruzenih
drzav. Odpad enajsterih draw, ce-
mur so sledila Stiri leta civilne
vojne porazom konfederacije, Sc
ie izvrsil V zacetku njegovega
predsednistva. Lincoln je stal ne
upogljivo "a Unijo. Njegovo INA,
menito gettysburgsko adreso, IL
katere citiramo, bi bilo treba stu
dirati. "Pred sedeminosemdeseti-
mi lett so naSi ocetie ustanovili ma
TEN kontinentu nov narod spocet
V svobodi in posveeen namenu, ola
so vsi ljudje porojeni enaki. Ia
narod pod bogom mora imeti novo
rojstvo svobode in vlada ljudstva,
DO ljudstvu in "a ljudstvo ne SRA
izginiti raz zemlje. F"
Lincoln je vzdrzal drzave zdru-
znne Washington lie priboril naSo
neodvisnosti. Bila sta postena, de-
lavna in spostujoca zakone. Ljubi,
la sta Zdruzene drzave, spostova-
la niih zastavo in podpirala Nth
ustavo. Mi moramo izvrSiti mas del
in ohraniti iih kot dezelo svobod-
nih in dom plemenitih Judi.
znovali obletnico ameriske neod
,b tel priliki dveh velikih moz, .h
odu naSi prvaki. = Pozdravimo
TIA Sc "a svobodo svojega naroda.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-07-01
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Rojen %. feb. 1882
Umrl ii. dec. 1899.

Texom revolucijonarne- voJne,
voievane proti Veliki Britaniji "a
neodvisnost ameriskih kolonij, ie
bill Washington vrhovni poveljniE
ameriSke armade. Trinajst kolonij
Sc je zvezalo skupai in izdelalo
'neko Stevilo resolucij, katere so /
menovali skupaj Izjava Neodvis-
nosti in tel izjavi so rekli, ida
so vsi ljudje rojeni svobodni in e.
MAXI, da so obdarjeni z gotoviml
neizbrisnimi pravicami in da med
temi so zivljenje, svoboda in upra
vieenost do srece." Pozneje Sc Jc
.izdelalo ustavo Zdruzenih drzav
in vsakdo bi Sc moral nauciti ME
mega uvoda, XII Sc glasi: Mi, lJud,
stvo Zdruzenih drzav, V namenlI
ustvariti popolnejSo zvezo, usta-
noviti pravico, zagotoviti domac
mir, poslrbeti "a javno brambo,
povzdigniti sploSno dobrobitje in
zagotoviti blazenstva svobode
nam in naSim potomcem, doloca-
mo in ustanavljamo to ustavo "a
Zdruzene drzave Amerike". Jurij
Washington je bill soglasno Two
lien predsednikom Zdruzenih dr.
zav in skozi osem let je vzdrzeval
svobodo ljudstva,
Prihodnji pondeljek bono p,
visnosti. Spominjajmo Sc tudi mi
sta Ameriki toliko kot naSemu ma
mum spomin, kajti trpela in borila
Boil nego kdai eutimo danes, ka
boval takih velikih in nesebienih