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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MISS CLARK HONORED

Mrs. Robert Culpepper was hostess recently to the members of the Fort nightly Shakespeare club, and mis- ceilaneous shower In honor of Miss A. Bess Clark, director of dramatics at Howard college. who will be leaving soon for her home in Iowa, where later she will be married to Prof. l. W. Kugelmass, formerly of Howard college.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
LUNCHEON HOSTESSES FOR MRS. BLACK

Mrs John Crouch and Mrs. T. K Kennedy will entertain Saturday at a luncheon at the Southern club for Mrs. J. F. Black of Laurel, Miss. The guests will include the members of the Luncheon club and some other friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
 FOR VISITORS

Mrs. Foster, Hamilton and Mrs. Grif- fin Lamkin will entertain few friends of Mrs. F. J. Black Of Laurel, Miss, and Mrs. J. c. Smith, recently from Montgomery, at a bridge tea Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Hamilton,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15

Wednesday, June the twenty-fifth, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at St, Thomas church. Washington, District of Columbia"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
COMMUNITY COUNCIL
 ITINCHEON

The Jefferson County Community club will hold it's weekly luncheon Wednes- day at the Hillman. All expecting to at tend will please phone Mrs. J. 8. Carl for reservations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
SpEND-THE-DAY PARTY

A spend-the-day party will be given Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. H. Smith. IF Seventy-fourths street, north for the benefit of the Good Shepherd Episcopal mission. Lunch will be served from 12 to o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MAY FAIR POSTPONED

The May Fair. which was to have been given by the members of the Lakeview School Improvement association Friday, has been postponed and the date will bs announced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
TO FORM COLLEGE CLUB

A meeting Is called for all girls and wom- en who have attended or are interested in the Woman's college at Montgomery, for Tuesday afternoon at the Fir1t Meth- odist church, from to o'clock, for the purpose of forming a club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MUSIC AT ADVENT CHURCH

The musical programme at the Church of the Advent today. under the direction of Ferdinand Dunkley. organist and choirmaster. will include: Te Deum in Flat, Healey William; offertory anthem for soprano solo, quartet and chorus, Come, Holy Ghost, Our Souls Inspire" Thomas Atwood. The quartet consists of Mrs. W. c. Hornsby. soprano; Rebecca Bazemore. contralto; W. A. Reed. tenor; Thomas Edward Durham, bass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
ROMPERS HOLD
 REGULAR MEETING

The newly organized Rompers' club held its regular weekly, meeting at the home of MT. Adolph Stockmar last Thurs day evening. A snappy business pro- gramme resulted.
 The next club dance will be given on Thursday, June g, the place to be an- nounced later. A new member was ad- mtted Mr Lorenzo Bragan.
 The next club meeting will be held Sun day evening on the lawn of MT. Stock mar.
 Everything is being considered with the greatest of social feeling manifested among the younger society set. and there Is no doubt but what the Rompers will be very desirable club in the future.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-13

enough to convince one of the
truth of this assertion" he con-
tinued. The census shows that
the 1919 fruit crop in Washing
ton was $51, 662, 307, as against
5,27O, 473 in 1909, or a gain of
more than $50 per cent in a de-
cade.
Huge as this increase seems, it
is as nothing compared with the
increase which is certain to be
shown when the 1921 crop has
been appraised. Fruit growers
agree that this crop will reach
a figure in excess of 100000
900, which will mean an increase
of about 1000 per cent in twelve
years.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-13
itorial appeal for the limitation

of ornaments.
Mr.. Foster senses the failure
of the Forthcoming armament
conference and pleads for con-
tinuation of the effort with Am
erica taking the initiative. He
says:
"On the eve of this great con-
ference which was to go a long
way toward ending future wars,
the handwriting on the wall
spells Failure
"The web of European diplom-
acy, spun through the years and
centuries of peace and war cam
not be broken with wish and a
thought. Unfamiliar with en-
tanglements existing over there,
we may have expected too much
of this conference.
eve have expected that the
leading men of the leading ma
lions would come to this coun-
try, gather around a table, and
take the most advanced steps
recorded in modern civilization.
Leading men are going to send
their representatives but will not
come themselves if predictions
be true.
"What will be the result? The
conference will met, discuss the
situation, find there is little can
be done now, and adjourn. At
ter it is over the world will say
that the greatest opportunity Of
modern times has been passed
by.
"The Grandview Herald be-
lieves that this need not be -
that civilization can be greatly
benefited by this conference ev-
en- though it does not accomplish
all we might wish,-if the con-
ference does not write the last
chapter of it's own history.
eff America cannot lead the
way to a limitation of arma-
ments this year, she can lead the
way to other conferences which
can accomplish this thing so ar
IDENTIFY desired"
Mr.. Foster closes his editorial
with a plea for every newspaper,
every commercial, civic, relig-
ious, fraternal, agricultural, and
social organization and every cit
izen of the state Of Washington
to exert it's influence to the end
that the negotiations as begun
at the forthcoming conference
be continued until the final goal
is accomplished.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-13
HOME PAPER WEEK

MOTHERS day, fathers day,
W1 children's day, labor day,
apple day, salmon day, raisir
day, orange day, candy day, buy.
a-sack-of-flour day, poppy day
fire prevention day, clean up day
pay day, wash day and every dog
his day: Sunday school week,
dress-up week, paint-up week,
prayer week, last week, this
week and next week.
The home town paper has
stood on the side lines, watched
the parade go by, and alternately
applauded, boosted, encouraged,
and lapsed back, unwept and un-
sung, to the boundless joys of
press day ~ else there had been
helltopay.
But now the old home paper
is going to march down the mid
die of Main street and touch off
a few red flares in it's own be-
half. November 7-12 has been
set as Subscribe for Your Home
Town Paper Week." and this
newspaper, together with the
other country newspapers of the
United States-there are only
$4,000 of them, weeklies and
small dailies-is to participate.
The purpose is not only to in
duce residents of the small COM
munities and folks who now live
far away from their old home.
town to subscribe for the home
paper, but also to emphasize the
important place the home news
paper plays in the life of it's COM
munity.
This campaign has the hearty
support and the cooperation not
only of the newspapers but
thousands of ministers and
school principals, and many state
agricultural colleges and farm
and home bureau organizations.
Some persons, it is pointed out,
are inclined to belittle the place
and function of the country
newspaper. They have not rea-
lized that in reality that the home
paper is community institution
and that it enables the other in
stitutions, such as the church,
the school, and all the rest to
function better and more effect
lively. That it is a necessity if
the town is to advance.
During the time between now
and 'Home Town Paper Week.,
November TIP, this newspaper
in it's columns will have much to
say about the Home Town Paper
NOT this newspaper in particu-
lar, but the home town paper the
nation over, the home town paper
as a real and distinctive factor
in American life.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-13
NEW PAPER

THE first copy of the Benton
i County News, the official
paper of the Benton County
Farm Bureau, has reached the
exchange desk Of the Courier
Reporter. Production of the pa
per is due in no small measure
to the hustling abilities of R. d.
Sawyer, publisher of the Rich
land Advocate. He is advertis-
ing manager of the new publ
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-13
SOME FRUIT
w AsHINGTON'S future
rests in fruit.

Wv rests in fruit.
That was the statement made
by John A. Gallatly, president
of the Pacific Northwest Fruit
Exposition, which is to be held
at the Bell Street Terminal in
Seattle from November FL to 26.
"Just a glance at the agricul-
tural census for 1920 should be
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-13

OMAR w. RICH-Dependable pionee,
real estate man, will do best by YOU
If you wish to either sell or buy. 30I
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-13

cation which is issued from his
presses in Richland.
The first issue contains inter
esting articles on farm topics by
President E. o. Rice, and Vice
President Gordon G. Moores and
an editorial by Secretary L. L.
Todd in which he outlines the
papers policies.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
: eIABo PRERoKovANJE.

V Angliji izhaia astrologlcen
list, XII Sc imenuie British Jour
nal of AstrOlogy", AStrologiJa Je
"znanost" "a praznOverce. ' An
gliii je gotovo Sc velikO StevilO be-
dakov, da Sc izplaea izdajati list,
ki Sc peGa prerokovanjem Glove
ske in svetovne usode, "kakOr jo
povedo zvezde". ReGeni list ie o.
straSil svoje kaline hudO prerok-
bo. Pravi, da bo leto 1926 narav-
most strahovito. Yes svet Sc DO te-
dai tresel svoiih temeljih fizie-
no in politiGnO. StrahOvite Slbe bo-
zie bodo padle po nesreenih prebl-
valcih tega planeta. Divjali bOdo
potresi, straSnie povodnji, ljudje
Sc bodo kali medSebOjnih igre-
din in revolueiie Sc bodo vrstile
kot viharji. In vso to grozo bosta
zakrivila nebesna pOtepuha Mer-
kur in Mars, ker bOSta tiStO leto
stopila V zvezo 90 Madonna! tudi
na nebu bodo zaveznikiD
Ampak, ma sre6o, to ne bOtraja-
10 vedno. Vleklo Sc DO naprej sko-
ri kakih SeSt let in tedaj bO ma
stopil viSek vse groze. Takrat bo
zadivjal konGm kOnflikt med "a
padom ma eni Strani in mahOmeda-
nizmom skupaj z boliSevizmOm ma
drugi. "Vesolini mir" bo naStal
leta 1882, "toda'', pravi prerok,
XII je zmasil skupaj ia horoskOp,
"tedaj mas bo tako malO Ostalo IL
viii ma svetu, in tako bono trudnl
trpljenja, da bi nastal mir, ce bi
ze hotel ali pa ne. "
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
NEPRIJETEN PoLozAJ.

George Sutton IL Chicago ie "a
dnjo sredo dOpoldne zlezel ma enc
ga dveh visokih dimnikOv druzbc
American Bridge Co. Dimnika sta
visoka IT'S Gevliev Nahajata Sc
blizu drug poleg drugega in sta
ma raznih meStih zvezana sIupaj S
povpreGnimi vezmi. Taxa vez i'll
veze tudi ma vrhu oh samem rObu,
Ko je Sutton priplezal ma vrh in
Sc vsedel ma vodoravnO tracnico,
ki veze dimnika, mu pade pripra-
va, pOmOcjo katere ie priplezal
navzgor in pomocio katere ie ma
meraval spuStiti Sc nazai, ma tia.
Tako Sc ie zgodilo, da je bill ujet
med nebom in zemIiO. Nj ie bilo
poti, da bi Sc resil.
Spodaj so delavci kmalu opazili
njegov polozai. Poklicali so polici-
10, tOda policiSti so iziavih, ola ne
vedo, kako mai Sc delavca dobi do
Ii. Pozvalo Sc pozarno brambo, to-
da visoke leStve so bile neusmll]e-
mo prekratke. Pozvalo Sc je obre-
zne reSilce, ola bi ustrelili gori V
visoGino vrv. Cello uro so strella-
Ii ii. toda vrv nj nikdar priletela
tako visoko.
Tedai gre eden strojnikov V di-
mink. Ma dolg drog pritrdi drob-
no toda moGno vrv. Ia drog potts
ne V dimnik. Ma spodnii konec
droga pribije drugega, k drugemu
tretiega in tako naprei tolikO ca
sa, da je vrhnji konec vrvjo po-
gledal ma vrhu dimnika. Sutton ie
pograbil "a vrv in 10 potegnil ma
vzgor. Potem 10 ie privezal cvr-
sto "a traGnisto In Sc spustil pO
niei ma tia kot star izkuSen NOR
mar.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
KARL JE DRAGA IGRACA IN
della SIVE LASE ZAVEz-
NIXON.

Kakor Sc poro6a IL Pariza, Sc
zavezniEd prepirajo med sebOj,
kdo mai pla6uie stroSke "a bivSe-
ga avstrijskega cesarja Karla, ki
Sc nahaia ma otoku Madeira.
Karl je zapustiI V Svici veikan-
ske dolgove in dosedai Sc nj Sc no
ben narod oglasil, da bi jih pOrav-
nal. Istotako ne kaze nObena drza-
va posebnega veselja, da bi place
vala- "a Karla izgnanstvu.
:. Korle ie precei draga igraea'
kaiti Sviei ie zabiksal vsako le-
to diva miliona Svicarskih frankov,
Ko Sc mu ie mudilo k "hrepeneee-
mu ljudstvu" ma Ogrsko, je eist0
"pozabil" " popla6ati nekatere svo-
ie obveznosti. ZavezniSki poSlani-
Ski svet ie sedai velikih skrbeh.
Karol bo drag tudi V bOdOce kaJ,
ii veliko familiio ie wei 5 sebo1
ma Madeira, medtem GasOm le pa
treba plaGati zaostali dolg ' Svl-
ci, ki znaSa veG miliOnOv SWEAR
SIKH frankOv.
Sodi Sc. da bo ogrska vlada pla-
Gala veGino dOlgov, Tudi "a Stro-
Ske Madeiri Sc bo dalo casino
vlogo pIaGnika Ogrsli, Steer pa
resnica, da ina Karel Sc vedno
prijatelie ma Ogrskem, To Sc j.
pokazalo nedavno, kO so Ogrl
zbrali IL proste vOlje diva milJOna
kron in kupili "a to svOtO dragoce,
no opravo "a spalnieo Karlove ze-
ne Oblasti MISC dOvolile, da bi sc
opremo razstavilo, ker so Sc bale
da bi to dalo povOda kakim lzgre'
dom.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
sRECEN CLOVEK JE KLJUB
TEMU.

V Ameriki ie nastal obieaj, da
Sc cd casa do casa razpiSe kontest
"a lepotice, kier dobi prvo nagra-
do najlepSe dekle, druga "a mic
drugo it'd. Toda Mexico City 50
nedavno nekoliko dru-
gaGe. Prvo nagrado bo dobil maj
bolj grd elovek, ki Sc priiavi,
Brez vsakega ugovora je preJel
nagrado mehiSki Indijanec Jesus
Memije. znacilno ie pri tenn to, d
ie takoi potem, ko ie bila njegova
slika priobcena V listih, prejel pis-
memo neSteto zenitbenih ponudb
od raznih mehiSkih krasotic, ki mu
hoeejo napraviti nebesa ma svetu.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
TozBA PRoTI NEMSKEM
LISTU.

AmeriSka legija je vlozila tozbo
proti listu Staats-Zeitung in zah-
teva 100000 dolarjev odSkodnine,
ker ie na 13, dee. priobcil clanek,
ki je skrajno zaliiv "a legijo. '
clanku je bilo' receno, ola je legija
orodje, katero ie kupilo britiSko
zlato, ola Sc z MIN tlaci resnico, "a
tira svobodno izrazanje osebnega
mnenja in rule proti organizirane-
mu delavstvu.
Pisec clanka ie hladnolrvno "a
brusil ma dan, da Sc je V vojnem
navduSenju smatralo ameriskc
prostovoljce, ki so vstopili V arma-
do pred letom 1917 "a cvet ameri
skega naroda, resnicno pa to N
bill cvet nego izvrzek naroda. O.
stall heroji pa so bill lie prisiljen
nositi voiaSko uniformo.
Clankar nj prav mic izbiral ira
re in rekel .ie, da je vecina ameri
SIKH vojaSkih prostovoljcev bils
sestavljena IL potepuhov, vaga
.bundov in postopaeev cd katerif
so mnogi nosili pisano jetnisko o
Ibleko. Iziavil je nadaije,, ola je vo
! jaSka uniforma Ameriki bila L
"a spoznanie boil castna kot uni
! forma kaznienca. Clankar lie ma
dale rekel, ola ie ameriska legiif
kriz, katerega mora = hoces, no
GeS = nositi ameriSH narod.
Yes clanek je pisan V taken
smislu in mevno ie, da legija n
zamogla mirno prenesti take zall
tive. VrSila Sc bo tozba.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
AKTIVNOST PODZEMSKIH
Sill.

Buenos Aires, Juzna Amerika,
10. dee. = Velikanski oblaki vul-
kanskega pepela so Sc dvigah IL
zrel raznih ognjenikov V pogorJu
Andes. Ponekod so bill oblald ta-
ko gosti, da so povsem zakrlll
solnce. Veter je pepel nosil dalec
preko dezele in ga vsipal V ATTAIN
tiSE ocean.
Pepel ie padal tudi ma mesto
Lincoln, kakih 200 mill od tn in
bill ie tako COST, da nj bilO mogoce
videti vec kot 700 cevliev pred Sc
boj. Sodi Sc, da Sc nahaja V biz
Nth dolinah domaGa zivfna V ne.
varnosti, ker utegne pepel povsem
pokriti travo na paSnikih.
L. raznih kraiev Arzentinije
prihajajo poroeila o lahkem trepe-
tanju zemlje in o podzemskem bo-
bneniu. Neki GaSnikarsBi pOroGe-
valec ie brzoiavil IL San Martin
DeloSa, da je pepel padal mad ime-
novanim mestecem tako, da izgle-
da kakor bi bilo pokrito S temno-
Swim Snegom. Jako kurjOzen po-
gled nudi tako nenavadnO odeto
meStecc opazovalcu.
Washington, D. c., t9. dec. =
SeiSmograf ma Georgetown vse1-
GiliSGu ie V nedeljo zaznamOVal
precej hudo tresenje zemlje. Src-
disco tega tresenja je bilo okoi
$500 mill JUNO od tega mesta. Il
St. Luoisa, Mo. Sc pOroGa istO. Tu-
di tam je seimograf pripovedovaI
o potresu ma iugu. Sklepa Sc, ,da ie
potres naihujSe divjal nekje Y
Centralni Ameriki, to ie tistem
suhem pasu, XII veze JUNO Ameri
ko S SevernO.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
vELIKo NEURJE.

Buffalo, n. Y, 1S. dec. = Danes
je preko tega mesta divjala huda
burja hitrostjo 95 mill ma urO.
Silen pritisk ie metal dimnike raz
streh, drobil Sipe ma izlozbenih O.
knih in ruval drevesa. Tekom ne
white je bill ubit en- moz.
Po vsem mestu je burja napra-
villa veliko Skode toda naihuiSe
je divjala luki ma pomolih. Tri
sto cevljev visok steber "a brez-
zicni brzojav ie trescila OBJ tia Ill
ga zdrobila Male hise ma colnih in
manjse ladie ter coine je veter Cd
trgal, zdrobil ali pa odnesel ma
vzdol po reki. Skupna skoda bo
,, znasala ma stotisoce dolariev.
Vihar ie divial proti jugoza-
padni strani in metal velikanske
valove iezera Erie mad pomole,
kateri so bill cisto preplavljeni.
Okoli 100 obalskih hiSic je bilo W.
zenih reko Niagara in odplavlje-
nih navzdol. Policiia, ognjegasci
in obrezni strazniki so reSili Judi
il njih.
V Tonawandi je voda narasla
"a osem cevljev, preplavila je We
Ilika lesna skladiSca ter pobrala S
seboj ma tisoee kubicnih cevljev
lesa ter ga odnesla navzdol po re-
XII in preko Niagarskih slapov. Ze
dolgo casa nj Niagara tako divja-
la kot sedai. Slapovi so bobneli da
Sc ie tresla zemlia. Mnogo malih
otokov mad slapovi je izginilo pod
vodno povrsfno.
Tri veGje motorne colne je Vi
har potopil.
IL mesta New Yorka Sc poroca,
da je silno neurie divjalo po mno-
9Th drugih kraiih drzave. Naihuj-
Sc je bilo prizadeto mesto Buffalo,
in okolica, toda tudi Johnstown in
|Syracuse sta mocno trpeli.
V Bronxu, XII je del mesta New
York je vihar odnesel raz neke hi
Sc vso streho. S tako naglico in s
tako neverietno "spretnostjo" je
to storil, da Sc liudie hiSi MISC
niti prebudili. Sele dez, XII je pa
dal na postelje Jim je dokazal, da
je luknjicasto nebo edna streha,
katero imajo mad seboj.
PRAY tako je nevihta divjala Wis
je gori proti severn. Med Mon
trealom in Quebecom je vihar po-
trgal vse brzojavne in telefonske
zveze.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
KRVAVA REVOLUCIJA MA
PORTUGALSKEM.

London, 20. dec. = Daily Chro-
nicle je prejel IL Pariza brzojav-
ko, XII pripoveduje, ola je izbruh-
Mia ma Portugalskem revolucija.
ZaGela Sc ie S kanonado Obj reki
Tagus in ma obeh straneh je pad
10 znatno Stevilo oseb.
BoEnisnice so napolniene ra-
nienimi in umiraiocimi. Brzojav-
ka dodaia da ie bill Cunha Leal,
XII ie zadnji teden sestavil novo
ministrstvo, napaden in prisiljen
bezati S svoiimi pristasi vred. :
Kaksna je njegova usoda, nj INA
no.
V posledniem casu so veekrat
prihajala poroeila o nemirih v
Portugalski. V mesecu oktobru Sc
je pripetil v Lisboni izbruh nasi-
liza, v katerem sta bila bivsi NOR
nariski minister Jose Carlos Mara
in pa Antio Granio, ministrski
predsednik in minister "a notra-
ME zadeve, ubita. Reklo Sc je, da
so bill vseh teh veG mesecev traia-
jocih nemirov krivi portugalski
rojalisti ali kralievasi, XII so zele-
Ii, da bi Jim vladal kralj.
Pozneje v novembru so brzolav-
Ike IL portugalske meje naznanja-
lie, da Sc mali republiki kuha no
va revoluciia IN da Sc cete V Lis
iboni nahaiaio zaprte barakah.
Tekom sploSnega nemira so priha-
jala poroeila tudi o velikem raz-
Sirieyaniu radikalizma.
liza uboia ministrskega pred
sednika Grania so vladali re trije
kabineti.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
v sPoMIN MA KoNFERENCO

IL Washingtona Sc poroca, da Sc
bo zaGelo kovati move srebrne do
larje, XII bodo predstavliali nekak
spomin ma washingtonsko mirov-
no konferenco. Receno je, ola Sc be
nakovalo olxoli 100000 dOlarjev Sc
pred novim letom.
Odtis ma eni strani dolarja be
.predstavlial boginio svobode kot
doslej, ma drugi pa orla, XII sedi ma
zlomlienem meGu in drzi V kljunu
oleno veiico napisom peace
Mir. V ozadiu tega nariska Sc
nahaia vzhaiajoce solnce, kar po-
menja prihod move dobe.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
BANKROTNA KITAJSKA; KA
BINET RESIGNIRAL.

Brzojavka IL Pekinga pofoca
da je- kitajski kabinet resigniral
Ia svojo odstopitev III podal jaw
nosti nikakega pojasnila.
V neofieijalnih krogih Sc pi
pripoveduje, ola so to zakivili trl
ie vzroki. PrviG je TO protest pro
ii reakcijonarnemu rezimu genera
la Cang-Tsao-Lina, governerJs
Mandzuriie; drugic zahteva tegs
= hoce namreG, da mu vlada ma
teriialno pomaga in tretjic finan
Gna situaciia, katere ne more ka
bfnet reSiti.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
NEURJE.

Los Angeles, 10. dec. - VISA jul
INA Kalifornija ie bila danes pra-
ma tako hudim nalivom, kakor-
Snega Sc ne spominjajo ljudje ze
dolgo vrsto let.
Zbiraio Sc ze poroeila yelikih
prometnih zamudah in veliki sko-
di, katero ie povzroeil naliv oziro-
ma poplave. Promet ma prekokon-
tinentni zeleznici lie neredu.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20

Ma gori Wilson ie pablo V teku
dvanajstih ur vec kot dvanaist
palcev dezja. Tekom enc same ure
ga je padlo "a diva palca in pol.
Nekateri deli mesta Los Angeles
so trpeli radi poplave. Nizie leze-
ee ulice so Sc spremenila V pray
cate potoke IN reke.
V Cajon prelazu, skozi katerega
gre prekokontinentalna zeleznica
so Sc dogodili veliki posipi. V bre-
govih Sc lie trgala zemlja in prigr-
mela ma zeleznico kot plazovi.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
NEPRIJETNO IA BORISA.

Ako bi Bolgariii ne sprejeli
zakona, XII doloGa, da ne sme no
ben clan kralievske druzine po-
dedovati kakSno lastnfno, bi kral.
Boris III. preiel sedai cedno svo-
tico diva miliona in pol Svicarskih
frankov. Podedoval bi DO sasko-ko
burskem princu Filipu, katerega
Sc ie smatralo kot enega najboga-
teisih moz V Evropi.
Steer Sc pa ne smemo prevec Ia
lostiti mad Borisom, nj strahu ola
bi trpel pomanjkanie.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
PRoTILINCARSKA PREDLOGA
KoNGRESU.

Washington, 10. dec. = KOn-
gres Sc je danes podal ma delO, da
resi- Sc emo vpraSanje prednO obi
deio kCngresniki domov "a prazni-
Ike. Zadeva ie Dyer-ieva zakonska
predloga prOti lineanju. HOee Sc
namreG napraviti konee najve6ie-
mu madezu Zdruzenih drzav in
zato bo predloga najbrz sprejeta.
Kai predloga dolOea, nj poro-
cano.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
20 MILJONOV DOLARJEV v
POMOC RUSIJI.

Washingtonska zbornica je zad
njo soboto sprejela potom glaso
vanja, ki ie izpadlo ia glaso'
prot 81, predlogo ki doloea, da St
dovoli predsedniku Hardingu po
rabbit 20 milionov dolarjev IL fon
dow United States Grain korpora
clio V pomoc stradaiocemu ruske
mu ljudstvu.
Predloga doloca, ola Sc mai ma
kupi zita "a recent denar in ga
poSlie ma ameriSkih parnikih '
Rusiio.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20
AGITAToR vLADA ALBANIJI.

V Parizu so prejeli brzojavkO IL
Belgrade, ki pravi, da ie albanska
vlada V Tirani padla rOke agi-
tatoria Hirdocheya. CLAM bivse
Wade poskuSaio reorganizira-
MEM. Ahmed Bel, ki vlada Meri-
dite. ie zaeel zbirati vojaSke eete
"a pohod proti Tirani.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20

q vsak slovenski delavec
in napredno mislec clovek
! bi moral brati "Glas Svo-
hode" in Sc mani naroeiti.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-20

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