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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-22

the members of the Harding administra-
tion turn in their daily work and ef-
fort to bring back normal conditions in
American industry and agriculture, the
League of Nations or the German in
demnity or other European questions
stare them in the face as inescapahle
and unavoidable Vice President Cool
idge's speech is significant of what is 60
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-22
MAY TRADE MOVIE STARS.
Motion Picture Producers of Germany
and l. $. Have New Idea.

BERLIN, March 22.-Moving picture
producers Of Germany and the United
States are trying to reach an agreement
for exchange of star actors and actresses.
who have won some favor i'm both coun-
tries. 50 that import and export duties
dUcerS are particularly anxious to ne
gotiate such an agreement in view of the
great popularity or American films
throughout Germany.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-22
LOST BENvENUTo FOUND.
Stolen statuette Worth $4,000 Is Sold
---- for s..

ROTTERDAM. March pa Bon
venuto Gallini statuettc. valued at APP
proXimately $4,000, which was shipped
from Switzerland TO an art dealer in
Holland. and stolen cnroute, turned up
here recently. having been sold. in the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-22
DEBT Of ALLIES
HAUNTS CABINET
Message of Coolidge to Com
merce Chamber,
Tells Story
HARDING'S ADVISERS
FOR CANCELLATION

Hoover, Hughes and DENLY Leaders Who
Favor Wiping Gut ACCOMPLISHMENT
can Public Opinion Opposed 10 the Pro
posed Program.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-22

first instance. for the equivalent of about
s. It's purchaser. recognizing its val
ne. tried to dispose Of it for a large sum
but was detected.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-22

Buffalo, n. Y-"I consider DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-22

40 % anisaoiad nod 4
Evening star., 1921-11-25
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
Fair tonight; tomorrow unsettled:
no change in temperature; moderate
variable winds. becoming easteriy;
and S'rsn'ampsfy somorrow; no Change ssaay in tenn
perature;. moderate northeast anu
east winds.
West Virginia-Cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; warmer tomorrow
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometers pm, so; 8 pm
81; IL midnight, So; am, ~; a'n''
Al: noon. A.
Barometer-4 pm. 1888; pm,
1898; IL midnight. 30.09; 4 am, 3o.zo'
a.m.. $500: noon, 30.33.
Highest temperature. so. occurred
at $3.50 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 40, occurred
at 7:15 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest, AZ.
Condition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, Al; condition, slightly mud
dy.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey)
Today-LoY tide. 10:43 am. and
11:24 pm; high tide. 4:09 am and
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1I:37 am;
high tide, 500 am. and 5:36 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 7:01 am; sun
sets. 4:49 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 7:02 am: sun
sets, 4:48 pm.
Moon rises, 2:41 am; sets. 2:26
pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
WAR, WOMEN, ENGLAND"
ropic for Address by II. W: Nevin-

Henry w. Nevinson. noted English
war correspondent. will address the
first of series of international con-
ferenceS on the women movement to
be held under the auspices of the
National Women's Party at the head
huarters of the organization Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Nevinson will take as
bis theme War. Women and Eng
land"
Following Sunday afternoons will
he devoted to speakers of prominence
from other nations, the next in order
being a Japanese afternoon, when
several of the visiting Japanese wom-
tn of distinction will speak.
In addition to MIR. Nevinson Miss
Maud Younger. Legislative chairman
Of the Women's Party, will speak next
Sunday. The conference. open to the
public, begins at o'clock: and tea
Evening star., 1921-11-25
NEW REVOLT BREWING.
Troops in Lisbon Held Ready for
Action.

By the Associated Press.
from the Portuguese frontier today
report that another revolution Is
brewing in Portugal and that the
troops in Lisbon have been confined
to their barracks, in readiness for
Carvalho Mesquita, the
say. Is reputed to be behind
the revolutionary Preparations.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
RENDER fine PROGRAM.
Talented Artists Give Recital at
Woman's City Club.

A program of unusual interest was
given at the Woman's City Club We'd
nesday evening. in the form Of Duo
Art piano recital of Hoffman,. Pade-
rewski, Cortot, Bauer and Gabrilo-
witsch, and Mary Sherier Bowie, So
prano, and Richard Lorleberg. cellist
Both Washington artists used the
Duo-Art for accompaniment.
Mrs. Bowie sang in her brilliant
style Musetta's waltz song, from la
Boheme": Michaela's aria. from Car
men," and songs by Spross and Rog-
ers. Mr.. Lorleberg delighted his au-
dience with the Bach-Gounod ave
Maria" Massenet's 'Melodie" and
THE Swan" Of Saint-Saens.'
Evening star., 1921-11-25
RABBI RosENsoN DIES
Leader in Jewish Organizations and
Renowned as Scholar.


Rabbi Benjamin Rosenson OF the
Congregation Ohev Zedeck of Potts
ville., Pa. died suddenly from heart
disease there Sunday. Interment was
in the cemetery of the Adas Israel
Congregation of this city Wednesday.
Rabbi Rosenson was well known
here, having been for a number Of
years associated with various Jew
ish organizations, among them the
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, the
headquarters of which are here.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Ray
Rosenson; a daughter, Mrs. David A.
Glusak Of this city, and two. sons.
Aaron and Lawrence.
Rabbi RosensonN was born in Meah
Sheorim, Jerusalem, Palestone. March
10. 1875. and was a son of the late
Rabbi Leib and Ida Rosenson. one
of the founders of the village. He
was highly educated, having been a
student and a scholar all his life, re-
reiving the fundamentals of his learn
ing in Palestine and later finishing
his education in the United States
He became doctor of divinity in
1896, continuing at the same time his
great activity in Zionistic affairs, in
which he had been interested for
some years prior to that time, being
the founder of several large organi-
cations In New York city, which still
exist.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
PRAISE MAJ. GESSFORD.
Citizens Call Him Upright, Hon
est and Efficient Servant"

Expression of regret at the retire.
ment of Maj. Henry L. Gessford.
superintendent of the District police
department. whom we believe to be
an honest, upright and efficient pub
lie servant" was embodied in n res
olution unanimously adopted at a
meeting of the Benning, Oakland
and Glendale Citizens Association
last night.
The association further went on
record as favoring a local man to
head the department. and copies Of
such action were voted sent to the
proper authorities.
Howard d. Queen presided and an
nounced that a request from tho
Rapid Transit Company to operate Il
bus line from the District line to the
Treasury Department would be re-
ferred to the executive committee.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
MARRIED..

HERBERT-KooNTZ. The marriage Of Mrs:
JOSEPHINE CLARKE KOONTZ Of Carroll
county. Nd. and Mr. WILLIAM h. HER
BERT OF Washington. D. C., took place
Wednesday. November %, 1921. at pm, at
Alexandria Va. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. DR.. John L. Allison.
wEBER-BRosNAHAE. Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Brosnahan Of Washington. D; G., wish to
announce the marriage OF their daughter
MARGARET NJ. to CHARLES n. WEBER
at Alexandria Va. on November "a, 1921.
BY the Rev. l. F. Kelley Of st. Mary's
Evening star., 1921-11-25
CLUBS SPECIAL GUESTS.
orotto, Rotary and Kiwanis Mem
2 bers at Elks' "Karhival."

With the hall especially decorated
in honor of their attendance. the
Grotto, the Rotary Club and the
Kiwanis Club were the guests of the
Elks Last night at the "Karnivar' now
being conducted by that organisation;
The entire banquet floor was turned
over to tho visitors for dancing.
A feature at last nights entertain
ment was the attendance OF the
largest Elk in captivity" who hailed
from Winchester Lodge, No. s67,
winchester. Va This member weighs
approximately 465 pounds. and is
business man of standing at Leesburg,
Va.
merce. the Board Of Trade, the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton and the. Washington Automobile
Evening star., 1921-11-25

SMITH. BRANNU1M. In sacred memory of
our loving mother, ELIZABETH SMITH, who
died three years ago, November 4, 1915. and
our loving sister, CELESTINE sREtSSUMS.
who died two years ago today. November
: Is, 101o.5%s !; ers : ~ n 80
Our hearts today aye very heavy:
Each day brings sad memories:
Though they are gone they re. MT forgotten.
And their places can never BE- filed.
HER DAUGHTERS. AND HNfDhS, ES-
THILE MOORE AND IDA WRIGHT.
Evening star., 1921-11-25
LOSES $3.50 IN BILLS.

Tatsuo Hawai-, one of the secre'
taries to the Japanese ambassador
asked the police today to investigate
the loss of his pocketbook containing
more than $3.50 in bills and identifi-
cation cards that disappeared from
his pocket last night. He said he at
tended local theater and while
there discovered his loss, but was
unable to say he lost it or if pick
Evening star., 1921-11-25

will be served. omcsrs Of the wom-
ems Party will receive and Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest will preside. Among
those who will act Is hostesses are
Mrs. Arthur. Kellam Of New Mexico.
Miss winifree Mallon, Miss Rebecca
Hourich Of New York and Miss Vivian
Pierce Of California.
Evening star., 1921-11-25

Trade Association will be guests of
honor Of tho 'cKarnivar' tonight.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
MIsTERJoZEN DIVJI MOI.

Laurel. Miss, %. jan. - VceraJ
sta dospela V vasico Lux Albel
Parson "divji MOI" s svoJo pet
desetletno zeno, katero Je kot pra-
vi sam, ujel pred triindvajsetlml
lett V medvedjo past in jo obdrzal
Ease ter dve lett starim otrokom
ObleGena sta bila po dlvJasko
oba V nekakih cunjah, ki SO Jlma
ostale IL davnih let, otrok Je bll
pa povsem nag Dasi sta prl do
,brem zdravju in eudovito prlmi-
tivna vendar so oblasti mnenJa,
da otrok ni mum.
Razum obeh je precej omeJen,
zene boil nego moza ve1dar tudl
ne We toliko, da bi povedal kako
sta prisla do otroka Zena je brez
enega oeesa in kot zatrjuje, j ga
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
10000 zELEzNICARJEV Cd
PUSCENIH.

ZelezniSki sistem, Xxi Sc osredo-
toGuje V Chicagu je odpustil od
della ze 10000 usluzbencev in kot
Sc zatrjuje, to Sc nj konec.
Uradniki raznih zeleznic zatrJu-
icio, da je yes promct sci k vra-
gu.
Pennsylvania zeleznica je pred
nelkai dnevi naznanila, ola bo mi
zala stevilo zelezniSkih usluzben-
cev "a dvajset odstotkov, "a pet
deset odstotkov bo pa znlzala ste,
vilo svojega uradniSkega osobJa.
IL analH raznih zeleznisklh OIL
ciialov ie razvideti, da bo V tekll
prihodnjih trideset dni odslovlJe-
nih nadaljnih 10000 zeleznicarJe
in sicer na zeleznicah ki vozlJo Y
Chicago proti zapadu.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
!TEDEN DNI BREZ HRANE.

New York, %. jan. Ko je
meznar V metodistovsko-episko-
palni cerkvi ma osemmajsti cestl
hotel zvoniti, nj hotelo pa nj hote-
10 biti glasu zvonil1l, ce Je Sc
tako vlekel "a vrv. Skobacal Sc Je
polagoma V zvonik in nasel pri
zvonovih 1ezati ma vrvi TimothyJa
Jonesa, starega stiriindvaJset lei
napol zmedenega.
Ma policijski postaji 81 je Jones
opomogel in izpovedal, ola je zle-
eel V zvonik, ola sc resi- mraza in
da ie lezal tako tam eel teden sluu-
Sale pozabiti lakoto.
Odpeljalo Sc ga je Y bolnisnico,
kier pravijo zdravniki, ola je ME
govo stanje precej resno.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
ZAVEZNIKI BODO zOPET IA
STRAZILI CARIGRAD.

Carigrad, %. jan = PonovlJe-
ma zavevniSka okupacija Carigra-
da ie eminentna, Medzavezniski "a
stopnilli so sporoGili velikemu We
zirju korakih, katere namerava-
10 zavzeti.
Francosko-blitiSka ojaeenja bo-
do poslana tie i'll nastanjena V ia
with poslopiih Stambula, k]er Sc
ze nahaja nekaj tisoc zavezniskln
vojallov.
Mnenje je, da je potrebno imetl
V Carigradu zavezniSke vojake IA
di voiaskih sil Kemal pase, kl Sc
ne nahajajo baS daleG od mesta,
dalje ie nekoliko nevarnostl oct
strani boliSevikov in naposled ho-
Geio zavezniki imeti turski pre-
stolici svoje vojaStvo radi tega,
lzer nj TurGija podpisala mirovne
pogodbe.
V Caligradu Sc nahaja okoll
100000 lusl1ih in turSkih voJakov,
lzi spiio po moSejah, trpe pomanl-
lzanie obleke in hrane. I'll voJaki
so velika nevarnost skladiscam Il
vii in drugega blaga V Carigradu-
HavezniSki vojaki bodo toraJ pa
zili. da bi ne nastali kaki gladovnl
nemiri.
Strahu nj, ola bi zaveznil1 ne OBJ
vladali situacije izvzemsi, ce hl
kemalisti ne napredovah, ali pa,
Ge bi Sc mocno oglasano prodlra-
ME boljsevikov prihodnje pomla-
di he zaGelo preko romunske meJe
slzozi Bolgarijo proti Carigradu,
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
MISTERJOzEN DOGODEK z
AUTOMOBILE.

Thomas Hanlon, nOGni cuvaJ "a
Hoffman Engineering druzbo V
Chicagu ie okoli polnoci zadnjo
soboto ma 23rd Place in Grover
Street opazil velik autOmObil, ki
je drvel po cesti proti MENU Z We
likansko naglico. Ko je ia svignil
mimo MEGA je Guyaj zapazil V
lniem Sest oseb od katerih sta bill
najbrz dive zensl1i. z isto naglico
je auto drvel po ulici proti kama
| In. Tam nj nikakorSnega moStu in
tako ie auto plusknil V osemnajst
Gevliev globoko vodo in izginil,
Hanlon je pritekel blizje toda no
benega znamenja nj bilo opaziti
veG.
Holan je o cudnem dogodku Po-
roGal Sele naslednji dan policiji In
pojasnil, da ie bill tistega dine Ia
xo truden, da je priSedSi V SvoJe
StanOvanje povsem pOzabil ma ira
gedijo in zaspal.
ZaGelo Sc je iSkati ma onem me-
stu. katerega je oznaeil in res glo-
boko V blatu Sc je naSlo automo-
bill, ki ie nosil Stevilko 42OS3O IL
leta 1920. Zvedelo Sc je, ola Je do
tiGna Stevilka bila dana nekemu
Royalu H. MyelSu, 5166 Indiana
Ave. Ko Sc je slednjega o tenn OBJ
vestilo ie naznanil, da mu je bill
zadn.ii petek poncci automobil u
kraden.
NajzanimivejSe je Sc, ker Sc Je
poleg reCenega automobile naslo
Sc nekega drugega, kateri pa nj /
mel nobene stevilke Ia sebi i'll Sc
ne va komu bi pripadal. Ma dru-
gem Sc ie naslo znamenJa, da Sc
ie nahajal V vodi re wee tednoV.
V zacetku nj bilo mogoce dobitl
automobile ma dan, ker MISC bill
kavlii dovoli moGni, ola bi ga po-
tegnili IL blata, Bio je treba Spu,
stiti V vodo potapljace, da so pod
MEGA potiSnili jeklene vrvi ma ka-
terih Sc ga je naposled dvignilo.
Ko Sc ga je dobilo ma prosto Sc
nj naslo V MEM nobenih trupel,
Policija je mmenja, da je ponesre-
6ence zanesel proc vodni tok, Ma
daljuie Sc iskanjem Sc vedno.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
PAPEzEVA PROSNJA.

IL LondOna porOcajo, ola Je pa
pez Benedikt objavil enciklieno pl-
smo, V katerem pOziva vSe krlst-
lane Sirom sveta, de- SpostlJlvo
praznujejo sedmo StOletnico liza
smrti Svetega FraneiSka Aslskega.
Sedemstoletnica DO Sele ee pet lei
namree leta 1926. Papez hoee, ola
Sc sedemstoletnico Asiskovega
Franceljna zato pOeasti, ker Je u
stanovil franGiSkanSki red. Ce bi
MEGA ne bilo bi svet ne poznal
"fleekajnarjev",
Yes, yes; vsemu Svetu teeeJo
solze po nosu navzdol, ee Sc lie spo-
mne kako velikanskO dObroto mu
ie AsiSki France napravil, ker je
ustanovil tako nepopisno ",kori-
stem" redl Sveti Franeisek bi IL
vrsil samomor, Ge bi vedel, kaj je
napravil.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
BANDITSKI NAPAD Ma Wax
v ITALIJI.

Milan, 10. jan. = Tolpa abu-
lianskih brigantov ie snoci uSta-
villa ekspresni vlak deset mill od
Froggie. S premaknjenjem ma ogi-
balisGu so povzroGili, da je vlak
zavozil ma napaGni tir in Sc zaletel
tovorni Wax. DoGim je ena Sku-
Gina ropaid med prtljago, 5e dr.
~a z revo!yeli: +; rOkah ropala
pC tnike ,ienaria in dragulJev.
Oddel6k karabinerjeg, kl so Sc
rahaiali na ;,'aHu, Sc ie boril TO-
lovaii tol:ko case dokler nj tee
erafNna depeSa poklicala IL Frog
eiie vlak Z vojaStvOm. Bandit so
potem zbezali proti gorOvju in Sc
kt III streljanjem salv protl "a
sledovaleem.
Ma lieu mesta ie ostalO enam-
dvaiset MOI mrtvih in ranJenlh.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
ie izpraskala divja macka.

je izpraskala divja macka.
Oba sta zivela Ma malem kos'l
zemlie popolnoma loceno od vsega
sveta. Hranila sta Sc najvec div
.iimi sadezi, koreninami zellsc III 2
diviaeino, katero sta mogla nalo-
viii pasti. Vsekakor sc opaza, da
sta poskukala S pomocJo nekega
slepega konja tudi s kmetiJstvom.
lie leta sem Sc je slisalo razne
povesti "divjem mozu', kl sc
nahaja V ondotnem kraJu, toda
smatralo Sc jih je lie "a pravljice,
MOI pravi, da je star dvainse-
demdeset let, toda izgleda stareJ-
81.
Da sta prisla k ljudem Je b1la
kriva povodenj, Xxi je odplavila
njuno koeo.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
EKSPLOZIJA GASOLINA UBI-
LA Is OSEB.

Memphis, Tenn, a. jan. = Da
Sc bo dobilo pravo stevilo oseb, ki
so bile ubite danes, ko je eksplo-
diral voz gasolina (bencina), bo
treba napraviti kompleten pre-
gled. s
Zdaj Sc sklepa, ola je bio ubitih
cd Sest do petnajst oseb in tridc-
set ranjenih, vsi crnci. Prva poro-
ella so govorila, da je bio ubitih
petindvajset. Sest trupel Sc je po-
tegnilo ze izpod razvalin podrtih
his.
Eksplozija je unicila vrsto lese-
nih his ma Front in Loony cestah
in zdrobila sipe vseh oxen okre-
zju petnajst mestnih blokov, po-
tresla pa je yes severni del mesta.
Eksplozija je nastala, ko so tri-
je delavci smolili 2 gasolinom ma
polnjen "tenk" voza. Pri tenn de-
lu je eden njih odvil pokrivalno
kapico ma vrhu in tedaj je najbrz
padla kaka iskra notri in zazgala
gasolin. Diva izmed treh delavcev
sta bila raztrgana na koseke, med
TEN ko je tretji na nepojmljiv ma
Gin ostal dobeSedno nedotaknjen.
Biloxi dolgo vrsto tenementnlh his
je eksplozija podrla do tai pri ce-
mur je bilo mnogo stanovalcev po-
bitih ali poskodovanih.
Materijalno skodo Sc ceni ma ka-
kin $50 tisoc dolarjev.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
KAKO Sc POJAVI NOV
PROBLEM.

New York, %. Jan. - Alfred
Nagel, zastopnik litvinske repu-
bike je bill zavrnjen in obsoJen
Ma deportacijo skupaj izbraniml
ameriskimi boljseviki. IPredno Sc
ie podal ua parnik je bila poslana
v Washington vest, da ina Mrs.
Nagel postati V nekaj dneh matt.
Radi tega vzroka Sc je dovolllo O.
bema, da sta ostala Sc nekaJ casa
~ Ameriki. Koncno je bill poroJen
ma svet otrok in sedaJ Je nastaL
problem: V Ameriki rojeno dete
ie ameriski drzavljan ali drzavlJa-
MICA. Ce ie torej to deJstvo, DO il
mogoee Nagelevega tn roJenega O.
troka deportirati?
Nagel je porabil priliko in vlo-
I'll prosnio, da Sc Sc enkrat vzame
V pretres njegovo zadevo, ker Sc
dai ie incl biti deportiran V do
movino ma podlagi obtozbe, ola Je
boljSevik.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
zRACNI NAPAD JE NAPRA
VII KONEC MULLAHOVI
VLADI.

Washington, D. c., "a Jan. =
V Somalilandu V Afriki je vladal
-Afrikanec Mullah, kateremu SO
nadei priimek "Blazni" Vladal
je Skozi 81 let in YES ia cas- je ma
pravljal "a Britanijo problem, ka-
terega Sc nj dalo reSiti Britanije
je hotela uni6iti njegovo vlado,
toda nj Sc il posreGilo do Sedaj.
Zdaj Sc poroGa, ola je dveStO bri-
tiSkih zrakOplovcey enajstiml
letalnimi stroll premagalo me
premagljivega afrikanskega do
macina.
Niegovo "vojsko" Sc je spOdi-
10 IL utrdb bombami in vSe vo-
ditelje. izvzemSi Mullaha Sc je po-
bilo ali ujelo.
ZnaGna ekspedicija je bila od-
lpoSlana re V letu 1919 tOda Svet
nj o njej vedel nicesar, ker je BIZ
la izvrsena ma skrivaj. Bio je po-
trebno, kot pOroGa britiSka vlada,
da Sc je napravilo konec Mullaho-
vi vladi kajti re liza leta 1885 so
Sc vrSili tam upori, Xxi so Sc razvili
pogostoma V krvave bitke.
V letu 1919 je situacija tam po-
stala tako resna, da je bilo treba
nastopiti orozjem proti nemirne-
zem. Vlada Sc je obOtavlJala cato,
ker hi drzavo stal TAX nastop vo-
iastva okoli 25 miljOnOv dOlarJev.
Kon6no Sc je poSlalo tie letalce.
Najprej Sc je tie poslalO skupmo
vojakov pod pOveljstvOm Hveden-
cev. Sli so tie civilni obleki
predstavljaje Sc kot inzinirji, kl
isGejo naravnih oil, resnicno pa Je
bila niihova nalOga ustanov1tl ba-
20 "a letala. Potem 50 Sc prlkazall
aeroplani. Medtem, kO so cete do-
ma6inov ma kamelah obkolile "tr-
dnjavo" so letala metala MO
bombe. Mullah je koneno zbral o.
koii sebe pogumne pristase an z
mimi ie prodrl skozi ObkolJuJoce
vrste in bezal. Letala so nJegoV
bezeei oddelek zasledovala in me
tala ma NIGGA bombe ter strelJala
iz stroinih puSk. TakO Sc Je po-
ysem uniGilO moGi upOrnega vodt-
telja.
Tako je Britannia zopet enkrat
"slavno" magala.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
PRoTIBoLJSEVISKI TISK Sc
VEDNO ZATRJUJE, DA JE
LENIN MRTEV.

Copenhagen, "a. Jan. = brzo-
iavka IL Helsingforsa ma Berlin
ske Tidende Sc glasi, da rama po-
rocila Sc vedno vstrajno zatrJuJe-
10, da ie Nil1olaj Lenin mrtev.
List smatrajo dejstvo, ker Sc
Lenin nj poslednjem casu vde-
lezil vee sci sovjetske Wade, "a
.nekai pomenljivega. Vsem rece-
MIN sejam sovjetskih oficijalov ]e
predsedoval Leon Trotcky, ruskl
vojni minister.
London, "a. Jan. - Moskovska
brezzziena brzojavka opisuJe vse
vesti glede smrti Lenina in glede
nedavno poroeanega atentata S po--
moeio bombe, "a smesne in fanta-
stiene govorice, Xxi so brez vsalSe
podlage.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25
FRANCOSKI LIST Sc BOJI NO
We VOJNE z NEMCIJT.

Pariz, "a. jan. = Danes je lis
Journal des Debats priobeil ella
mex, V katerem pravi, ola bo med
lett 1925 do 1890 vladala mec
Nemcijo in Francijo kriticna pc
rijoda ako resna zavezniSka kon
trola ne prepreci Nemciji zopetne
zgraditve njenega vojnega stroJa
List pise:
''Pet let casa bo "a nemsko in.
dustrijo dovolj, da zgradi ultra
moderno vojno orozje. &c med let
1925 in 1880 NemGija zdruzena '
svoji jezi do Francije negrozecf
ampak odlocno pove Franciji
sod zdaj naprej ii ne bonn place.
vala vec," kaj bo Francija stori-
la?
To je vpraSanje, katero 81 zasta.
vljamo glede obrenske dezele. o
1kupacija levega brega Rena je /
luzoricna. Nemcija bo napadla
predno Sc njenega zaloga V voJn'
izvezbanih moz izcrpa; predno be
poteklo deset let. Tedaj bodo Bri
tanci in Amerikanci odSli cd Re
ma domov.
Ko bo po petih letih prva zona
izerpana, ne bo od Renu vec "a
preke. Reka Rem he BIO vec zava-
rovana zadostni dolzmi. V sluca.
ju vojne DO NemGija koncentrira-
la svoje cete okrozju Ruhr II
Cologne.
Nemeija bo tedaj zamogla po.
teptati preostale Francoze kakol
je poteptala Belgijo V letu 1914.
NemcGija znabiti he bo Hrablla
take prilike in napovedala voJno
lahko bo pa odpovedala svoJe OBJ
veznosti. /"
List priporoGa, da Sc Nemeij
povsem prepove izdelovati vojn
material toliko casa dokler nc
plaza vojnega dolga Franciji. Da
lie svetuie, da Sc mora Franclls
posluzfti najmodennejsih vojnil
sredstev, da mimi nadomesti po
manikanje vojastva. 1zboljsat
mora svoj sistem tako, da bo '
stanu V slueaju vojne Nemeij,
spraviti vso svojo armada do Re
ma V tezu osmih dni.
Glas svobode., 1921-01-25

Pariz Francija, "a. jan. = hal
Sc smatra "a emo najvaznejSih sci
zavezniSkih konferenc liza paris
Ike konference, ia kateri sc Je po-
rodila znana versailska mirovna
pogodba, Sc je danes zacelo tukaj
" frarcoskem zunanjem uradu.
Ma .konferenci so navzoci "a
stopniki Velike Britan;je, Franci-
je, Italije, Belgije in Japonske.
Razprave ma konferenci Sc bo
ohranilo kolikor mogoce talne. u
radniki francoskega zunanJega u
rada so dobili ukaz, da nicesar he
izjavljajo napram casnikarJem.
Razpravljalo Sc 30 glede vo!ne
odskodnine, razorozenja Nemcije,
prisiljenje ali spremenitev mlrov-
ne pogodbe s TurGijo. Dale Sc be
vzelo V pretres vprasanje kako
maj Sc poma9a AYStrlJl III Koacho
kakSno staliSGe maj zavzamejo Ia
yezniki napram Rusiji.
Takoj V zacetku Sc bo razpraV-
liaio razorozenjn Nemcije.
Najbrz Sc bo pozvalo V PariA
remske financne in ekonomicne
eksperte. Lloyd George je zato,
da Sc doloGi svoto vojne odskod-
nine, katero maj Nemcija plaza,
'Temu Sc francoski premier Brand
upira. On je mnenja, ola Je nogo-
Ge doloGiti vsoto odkkodnme, ka-
tero mai Nemcija plaza zavezn1-
kom, samo ma podlagi tega, kar
bi bilo Nemcijo mogoce priSllltl
da plaza. Il teh razlogov Sc bo
pozvalo V Pariz nemSke fmancna
in gospodarske strokovnjake, ola