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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

COLUMBUS Ind. April A-Triai Of
V. Wcbhcr Smith charged with the
murder Of Miss lrWa Hanrher was he
gun In circuit court horc today. Smith
is alleged to have shot the young woman
becaus she refused to accompany MIN
January
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

BRANDON Miss. Aprl 4 Sandy
Thompson negro. charged with having
shot and killed n. r. Dobson, planter.
Friday, was lynched near Lanford last
night Thompsou's body was found
hanging to a tree today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

HOUSTON. Texas, April i.--Students ~
Rice institute will organize a Woodrow
Wilson club Tucsdsy TO perpetaate the
memory 0f the former president aud his
doctrines. The club will be modelled after
an organization at Harvard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08
40-inch, Finest Quality, All
Silk GeOrgette Crepes,
Yard, $1.59.

Every good and wanted color is
here for every need. You'll appre-
ciate the remarkably fine quality of
these georgettes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08

Art Ticking.
S2-inch Art Ticking, our best
heavy quality. in most attractive
pattern designs. suitable also for
porch pillows. etc., yd.. .6Sc
The Old Reliable 32-inch Amos
kcag Ticking, IN standard stripe
patterns, yard. .29c
Pillow Cases, Pair, 49c
These are regular size 42x36.
made of very good grad g
bleached muslin, hemmed ready
for use, a pair. .-...... A9c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08

Finest Silk Stripe Madras
Shirtings.
These, are of excellent wearing
quality and notable for their fast
co1ors and splendid washing quail
ties. A fine range of patterns to
choose from at, yard. csc
Silk Shirtings.
Eagles finest Jersey Silks and pure
all silk Crepe de Chimes, in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08

popular stripe patterns. reduced to.
yard, Plies
Best Quality, Lock Stitch, All
Silk Tricolette, Yard, SITS.
There are about ten colors to choose
from. desirable for the fashionable
Tricolette Sweaters or for dresses
or bIouses. Reduced to, I'd, $1.7S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08

This is a splendid soft quail
ity, adaptable for best uses.
It is full Sc inches wide. 10
yards to the bolt. Here is a
remarkable value at this re-
duced price.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08

NOTE: In order appreciate prices
stood that have made special purchases of inferior
chandise to pass out to the trade at ga price,.
Everything offered in this sale is from regular stocks
Clean dependable merchandise of real merit the kind al
buy herehe kind that gives honest and
entire satisfaction.
Length" yard featured elsewhere
in this ad the only exceptions the foregoing They
real bargains and recommend them the trade without
hesitation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08
40-inch, Pure Silk Crepe de
Chimes, yard, S1.89.

All wanted colors, in the finest
quality.
All Silk MessaIines-in a full range
of wanted colors, splendid, heavy
quality, yard. ..... ST. SO
TaffetaS-Three lots of taffetas, in
Guiding all wanted colors are offered
for clearance at reduced prices
$2.50, $2.25 and $1.98
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23

er any old place what is in see-en
distance or there adnt no end to
what you kin tell to her by wig
wagon even II you rob the laundry
while you is a sender the message.
Then fer them es wants to send
sum things what is sweet why they
kin send bunch Nv gum drops, thi 4
bein specially good fer them what
has got a girl what has got faults
teeth es she will sure know you is
stuck on her. Now sum Nv my
readers maybe has got to git sum
things fer their best half n bout
the best thing fer them what is go
en- in the double harness Nv we'd
locks is to git friend wife pack
age Nv yeast so es she kin raise the
dough n you wont have to, thus
killen two birds with one stone es
you will be gitten a present fer
yourself n no budy amt goen to be
any wisern they wuz before.
Then if friend wife wants to give
old dearie sum things to make him
happy why she kin go to the second
hand store es they usually has sum
cheap things n she kin git a pair
Nv skates n sfriend hubby will be
sure to know what kinds Nv senti-
ments she has fer him when she
hands him 'em on Xmas mornen
long with bout a nickel's worth NV
saurkrout.-O. TWISTER.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23
ZMa&oS
SS'..' =. =

BIacktOOt, Idaho.
Well Mr.. Editor, it's quite win
ter now, But as look back, have
seen the st. Lawrence river frosen
over and teams cross for long
time and when / was about rs l
was working in a black smith shop
In the City of Galena in North west
Illinoy. One Evening I wanted to go
down to Bellview on the Iowa side,
you see the river don't freeze over
smooth it is in ice jams and be-
aween is smooth Spots and in the
dark it looks like water. we'll if
had STEPPED in hole mo one would
have known what Become Of me.
only write this to let younger
People in this country no they do
not no what cold weather IL, thare
IL lots of old people here that have
had the same experiance have,
can remember plainly for Is years
all the inventions, and wars. like
to talk and elarn of Cientifick mat
terz, am naturalist in belief
Claim no man can violate Nature,
see by the papers of 80 different re-
ligious societies in Salt Lake I be-
1ieve there is over 140 odd differ
ent religious beliefs. I am going on
, 80 years have done business in some
different states, never lived in a
rented house never was Prosecuted
for debt until now Brother dicken-
son atty has brought suit but I
don't want anybody no think it is
my case I will be only a witness,
well guess will quit for this time
o forgot another patient at the
asilum died yesterday Sunday.
Yours D. G. GROESBECK.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23
CANDY MADE AT HOME
HOW TO PREPARE sWEETMEATS
FOR CHRISTMAS.
Box Of Dainties Sure to Make Ono Of
the Most Appreciated YuIs-
tide Presents.

M BOX Of homemade candles IL
II welcome gift much appreciated
at Christmas. There Is an art
IN preparing such box for ones
friends and the end gained is worth
the trouble.
Candy boxes Of any desired size
can be purchased at a box factory,
or boxes covered with the art crepe
paper, sold at SO reasonable prices
nowadays, make attractive recep-
tacles. 4 bolt Of crimson baby rib
bon, q few sprigs Of holly and sew
eral sheets Of white tissue paper will
enable dainty package to be sent
from ones home.
In packing the candles 1t Is wise to
cut paraff1n paper and stiff bristol
boards to At the boxes in layers. A
sheet of paper, then the layer Of
board will keep the softer candies,
such as chocolate cream. from crush
ing.
Uncooked candies are never palat-
able, and no amount Of flavoring will
mask raw taste. On this account
take the trouble to prepare fOndant,
which Is the basis Of all fine cream
candies. It Is not at all difficult to
make If the instructions are correctly
carried out.
A week befoDe Christmas prepare
the fondant, which can be placed in
jar; cover with damp cloth and
keep in a cool place until two days
before Christmas, when 1t should be
made up into the various CONNECTIONS.
This time will allow the chocolate.
used in dipping, to become firm.
Colorings for tinting can also be
purchased at the druggists, and al
ways state that they are to be used
to color food to insure getting the
vegetable coloring.
Red will produce any shade OF
pink, rose or scarlet according to the
amount used. Violet will produce any
shade from pale lavender to deep blue
pistachio or spinach will give green
egg yolk can be used for the vel
lows and a few drops Of strong cot
fee will give mode shade and chocO
late will give the browns.
The following table may be q
guide in flavorings: White-vanilla
or almond; pink-strawberry, rasp
berry, rose; green-pistachio or al
mond; pale yellow-lemon; deep vel
low-orange; mode-maple or coffee
brown-vanilla.- w. Nor
rison in the Housekeeper.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23
SENTIMENTS Nv CHRISTMAS

Well folks mostly ever lbudy what
] meets these days is a wonderen
what this here bird what they calls
Nick is a goen to put into their OIL
sock N frum what I have seed Nv
sum socks why sum NV these here
wanderers is Ia wanten the whole
NV creation put into their stOckens
es it wont make no differents which
end NV their hosiery old Nick was
to start in to fill he would all the
times cum out in the hole.
Now this here fillen NV the socks
is a botheren most ever Ibudy es no
Jbudy what amt had no algebra kin
start out with sum minus quantity
like what their Jack pile is an ar
rive with the rain dears n have the
bells on n still have a wad what
would choke mule.
Now when any budy gifts up sum
tree like that why If they will read
all Nv the advertisements what they
sees why maybees they kin git sum
things cross ways into their koo
koos what will fit into their bills
es any BUDDY kin see lots of things
what will make any BUDDY have fits
even when they adnt been measured
for the same.
How sum ever I amt seed nun NV
these here gasaboOs a tellen how
any BUDDY kin git by n make ever
buy what you is feelen like maken
feel the joys of old Nick know jist
what sentiments you has fer en-
when you hands package SO l has
been figuren how to do this same
there by adden sum thins what will
make 'em feel like they wus hit
twice in the same place n at the
same times it don't cost nuthen
cepten little thotfulness which
ortnt to he hard fer most any birds
er James, which ever BUDDY they
~happens to be, to git into their
beans.
Now If sum Nv these here punches
NV cheese what has got bad case
NV love fer one Nv the febler sex,
wants to show they has sum warm
sentiments fer the same they kin
send her can Nv red pepper which
IL sure sum hot stuff n at the same
times WHY she will be knowen that
he is a w1anten that she should hav
sum hot time.
Then I was a readen one what
thinks is purity good n es I Is at
raid no budy studied it out what a
good suggestion it wuz why l is a
goen to tell ever BUDDY bout the
same. Now this here bird SEE to
saw If with shirts n most every
budy has got one er more what is
loud huff so they kin talk. / amt
goen to take up that side Nv the
same n what l has got studied out
is specially good fer them what lives
cross the street frum the loved one
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23

want ad will sell
those extra pieces of machinery
that you have not been using for
some time The shrewd farmer Is
one who disposes of all surplus
machinery for cash. Try q soc
want ad. Phone II.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23

MIR. BUSINESS MAN-You are too
busy to dispose Of those extra
pieces of furniture stored in the
attic. Let the wife do it by us
ing "News Want Ads" They
work for you while you sleep.
Phone 81.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23
Cold Chicken Cutlets.

Cold boiled chicken may be mixed
with crumbs, egg and cream until Of q
consistency to shape into outlets. Dip
these in hot fat. Serve with cream
sauce or tomato saueA
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23

Worth Keeping.
The Christmas tree will soon he thrown
Out on the garbage pile;
The Christmas tree. but let VI all
Free0e to the Christmas smile.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-23

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d &!l!!|s| !|i;;; =Ii1IIHHl'nv
FOR BOYS
Ladies' Coats Ties
collars
shlis n 1 WYE p sweaters Collar Buttons
blouses nao'ng DreecneS Tie Pine
s1h Himon.. PURSES Ps's s s!iSsn.
Cigarette groves
SILK y:st esa~sis y the B,. a zs ass
crepe Aprons Cuff Links suspenders
Phoenix Silk Hose Bar Pine Belts s f0
Yard Yard Silks slssN''' Caps MscEinaxs
Wool Dress Goods Sa%ten. Wa rne Ps ia and
Handkerohisfs u MigntTe ac,n
Linen Handkerchies WrapPeo lggns
Pms s'S' % Siaes se cs Sock.
Fancy Puttee ~ a,-.
ram iowels Works ~~ c.
TURKISH towels SS;r,
Neclwaar Tnra
Embroidered Towels Arm Bands Stockings
Pajamas Hose Supporters Handksrohi's
Fancy Carriers Travelling Bags sweaters
%:;:s ;:;: s': $ 5;: :"'
Japanese Warn Nioh+oouns RAISES
Warm Paiamas Headgear
Laundry Bags Raincoats lar 5ows
Travelling Bags warm coat Shoes
~ m ~ Maknaws BABIES
Neckwear
l Rnhhes Silk Quilts
l su",o .o''" Caps
! ooocS
I
l Cat" Socks Wrapped Leggins Boudoh Caps
Everything usefeveythg priced reasonably and worth
usefulness
u quality oil goods
Seeger-Bundlie Co.
IL "Everybodys Store"
IL Broadway Baek1oot
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
VOLUME (LETNIK) Xxx.
100 zIVLJENJ v NEVAR-
NOSTI.

New York, 25. aprila. = Potni-
Ski parnik Celtic, last White Star
paroplovne druzbe bi kmalu bill
prerezan ma dvoje in odnesel Sc
BOZ ma morsko dino 100 potnikov.
Zgodilo Sc je vceraj zjutraj OBJ e.
najsti uri. Megla je bila tako 60
sta, ola je bilo ozracje temno kot V
noci. Kapitan F. V. Howarth je
vozil parnik jako pocasi in parma
sirena je tulila V kratkih presled-
kin.
Mahoma Sc je IL megle pokaza-
la crna masa. Kapitan je po-
zvonil, ola Sc parnik takoj ustavi,
V naslednjem trenutku je izdal
povelje: S polno mocjo nazaj. Ko-
maj je parnik napravil nekoliko
cevljev nazaj, ze je mimo njegove-
ga nosu plaval tovorni parnik E.
verett. Parminutna zamuda bi pO-
menjala gotov potop parnika In
gotovo izgubo velikega Stevila ziv-
ljenj.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
NEMCI so PRODALI SKRIV.
MOST U. S. TOPA FIRMI
KRUPP.

Washington, D. c., 25. aprila.
NemSki drzavljani so jake aktivni
V pridobivanju patentov od anne
riSke Wade. PATENT Sc ticejo mno-
9Th principov, ki so vporabljeni
ma ameriSki zelezniSki artileriji
To je vodilo tajnika Weeksa, da
je danes naproSil kongres, da
Sprejme zakon, ki bo omejeval da-
jamie patentov tujcem,
Vojni tajnik je rekel, da Sc
nemski draavljani cd 1. julia
lansko leto dobili tukaj POI paten-
tov, vsi tikajoGi Sc strelnega oroz.
ia in vse tie patente Sc je odposla-
10 veliki nemSki firmi Krupp, ki
ina svoje znamenite tovarne "a O.
rozje V Essenu.
"Zdi Sc mi znaGilno, ola Cd vsa-
kin dvanajst patentov Sc jih tice
osem ameriSke zelezniske artileri-
ie," ie rekel vojni tajnik. On je
mnenja, da je vse to jake sumlji-
vo in interesu drzave je, da Sc
tovrstno izdajanje tajnih princl-
pov pri ameriSkem orozju omeji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
NEMSKI KAPITALISTI ST
ZNAJO POMAGATI.

Buenos Aires, "a. aprila. -
NemSki kapitalisti poSiljajo svoje
zaklade V Arzentinijo, da tako u
beze obdacenju "a vojno odSkod-
nino in "a druge nemske predvoJ-
ne dolgove. Yelike svote denarJa
vlagajo V tekstilnO industrijo do
Gim drugi vlagajo veIikanske svo-
tie ma banke, ola poeakajo tam to-
like casa, da Sc industrija odpre,
ker sedai vlada tudi V ArzentiniJl
(Juzna Amerika) kriza.
PoroGilo dveh nemSkih bank ma
znanja, ola Sc je prejelo vlog "a
8S, 100000 peSov.
AmentinSki generalni konzul V
Berlinu naznanja, ola nemSi last
niki tekstilne industriie jemlJeJc
maSinerijo IL syojih tovarn in Jo
poSiljajo V Arzentinijo V taken
obsegu, da so saksoneske oblasti
zahtevale re, da Sc prepove tax IL
vOz strojev.
NemSki kapitalisti Sc prav nid
ne razlikujejo cd drugih. Tekom
vojne, katero so pomagali uStva-
riti, so napravili mastne dobieke
doGim Sc je proletarsH narod mo.
raj klati ma bojiscih, ne ola bi We,
del zakaj. Zdaj, ko je treba placat1
storjeno Skodo Franciji, pa beze
domoliubni nemSki miljonarji S
svojimi miljoni tuje dezele pu,
stivSi, da plaza odSkodnino isti
proletarsh razred, ki je V voJnl
samo trpel in umiral, Resnica, Sc
danii druzabni red je izboren, "a
to je pa treba postreljati = bolj.
lSevike. Oni so vsega krivi.
Oh ii kraSni svet!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
v OBVESTILO ROJAKOM v
Chicago IN OKOLICI.

Slavnem obcinstvu V Chicago in
okolici Sc naznanja, da Sc vrSi pri-
hodnji ali tretji shod zastopnikov
(ic) chicaskih drustev, zborov in
klubov "a Slov. Mar. Dom sobo-
to 80. aprila oh s uri zvecer ma
Robey in 22nd st. Ma dnevnem
redu je volitev stalnega odbora,
delnice, forma move stavbeN in vec
drugih vaznih reel. Ker je zanima-
ME "a Slov. Mar. Dom postalo Ia
dnje case precej zivahno, Sc tenn
potom pozivlja vse zastopnike, ola
Sc zagotovo vdeleze prihodnega
shoda gori imenovanega dine. Ro-
jaki in rojakinje il Chicago, po.
primite Sc prekoristne ideje, ola
ko nitro mogoce pridemo do zaze-
ljenega ella.
John Zvezich, tai.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
TAJNA FRANCESCA POGOD'
BA S CEHOSLAVIJO.

Washington, D. c., "a. aprila.
= Francija zasleduje Svojo smel
S tenn, da ustvarja slovanski O.
klep, i bo obdajal NemGijo in Ru-
siio. Pravkar je slllenila tajno O.
fenzivnO in defenzivnO zvezo s Ce-
hoslaviio kot Sc glase vesti, li SO
priSle sem danes.
Zveza sledi tesno oni, katero ie
Francija slllenila Poljsko. Take
zvezo je poskusala Francija IA
praviti tudi Jugoslavijo, Rona'-
nijo in Ogrsko.
Kot Sc poroca sta Sc Francija N
Cehoslavija zavezali, ola bosta c.
fenzivno in defenzivno pomagal1
druga drugi V slueaju ee:
"Se poskuSa uvesti monarhistl-
emo vlado Nem6iji, Avstriji ali
Ogrski; Sc poskusa napraviti boil
SeviSki preobrat bodisi V NemeiJl
ali Avstriii ali 6e bi Sc hoteli Av-
striia in Nemcija zdruziti. F"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
IMPORTI IL NEMCIJE NARAS.
CAJO.

Washington, D. c., "a. aprila
= Import IL Nemcije so bill zad
ME leto skoro devetkrat vecji ne
90 V prejSnjem kalendarskem le
tu. Dosegli so skoro polovico tiste
visine kot so bill zadnji dve let
pred vojno. To sporoca nocoj Via
dni trgovski department.
Blago, katero Sc ie tekom let's
1920 dobilo IL Nemcije je cenjenc
ma 89,83S,230 dolarjev. V lett
1919 Sc je dobilo cd tam "a lO,
COS, ,141 dolarjev vrednosti, Y lett
1913 pa "a 1921, ,253 dolarjev.
V letu 1920 Sc je dobilo IL Mem
cije 452,OS5 ton potasnega umet
mega gnojila, Xxi je vredno mad p
milionov dolarjev, dalje kemika
Iii "a skoro sedem miljonov do
larjev, cd kemikalij je bilo najve(
barvil. V naslednjem Sc je dobil'
sladkorne in bombazne izdelke. =
Cello alkohola, vina in drugacnii
opojnih pijac Sc je dobilo "a III,
576 dolarjev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
IA MIR z AVsTRo-NEMCIJo.

Washington, D. c., %. aprila,
= Costa je bila danes tlakOvana,
da Sc nitro sklene mir Nemeijo.
Senatni komitej "a zunanje re-
lakcije je z glasovanjem 9 proti
trem glaSOvom odobril KnoxovO
resolucijO, ki proglaSa vOjno sta
nje med Zdruzenimi dIHavami In
Avstro-NemGijo "a koncano. Sena-
tor Lodge, republikansli voditelj,
h je poroGal o resoluciji, je izja-
vii. da bo jutri predlagal "a njenO
sprejetje. Pri6akovati je preeejS-
ME debate prednO Sc bO reSolucjo
sprejelo.
Reprezentativ Porter IL Penn
sylvanije in predsednik zborniske-
GA komiteja "a zunanje zadeve, Je
predlozil dive resolueiji V zborniei-
Ena proglaSa koneanje vojne 2
Nem6iio druga pa Avstro-
OgrskO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
MACKE PozIGALKE.

New York, "A. aprila. = Z. d.
West, ravnatelj preiskovalncga in
toznega Oddelka narodne zveze
kreditOrjev je danes razkril kako
nekateri trgovci naskrivaj sprawl
10 svoje blago V druga mesta po-
tenn pa puste V prazni trgovini
maGko, ki zaneti pozar.
MaGke V ia namen so skrbno IL,
vezbane, da zvrnejo svetilEo in
potem ubeze skozi odprto okno, k
lastniku, ki jo uporabi zopet Ill
zopet. Izvezbane macke Sc proda,
ia po $50 dolariev.
Ia presnetljiva dejstva so pri,
Sla na dan, ko Sc je vrSilO preisko-
vanja o vzroku p9zarja V Paterso-
nu, n. j. Neki trgovec je pOslai
svoje blago Ma skrivaj V Philadel-
phijo in nekaj V Chester, Pa. Me
gova prodajalna je potem pogore-
la in on je z zadovoljStvOm cakal
visoke zavarovalnine. ' Chester
tonu je haS delal nacrte "a nov po-
Ear, ko je zadeva priSla ma dan,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
IALBANSKA ARMADA OGROZA
GRSKO.

Pariz, 25. aprila. Kakor Sc
glase vesti IL Aten Sc je zbralo
5000 Albancev S strojnimi puska-
mi in gorsko artilerijo Ma treh to-
ckah grSke meje In prete udretl Y
dezelo.
Grki ojaGujejo Svoje obmeJne
straze kolikor morejo najbolj,
kajti mostva nimajo V izobilJu,
ker imajo polne roke della S Turk
V Mali Aziji. Grki Sc poleg tega Sc
boie, da jih napadejo Bolgarl IN
Srbi. V taken slucaju bi prvi ho-
tell imeti Tracijo poslednji pa So
lun. Izjavlja Sc, ola bodo Atene a
pelirale ma pomoG velikih sii.
Atene, 25. aprila. - Oh rekl
Meander, kjer drze Grki svoJe po-
ziciie Sc vrSe siloviti napadi Tur-
kov, toda vse Sc je do sedaj srecno
odbilo, Sc glasi neoficijalna izJa-
va, Xxi je izsla tukaj. Meander re-
lza Sc nahaia V zapadni Anatoliji
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
JOHNSON "MACJENOzEC" v
ANGLIJI.

Neld "Pussyfoot" maejenozec)
johnson, znamenit prerok suse je
zopet V Angliji. MOI je ocividnc
pozabil, ola so mu AngleI pred ne
davnim easom temeljito prerahlJa-
Ii kosti in mu iztaknili emo oko
lzo je zagovarjal prohibicijo. ZdaJ
ie odsel tie, da osusi AngliJo pa
mai Sc zgodi kar hoce.
"Nisem prerok," je dejal, "to-
da Anglia bo suha prodno pride
konec mojega zivljenja. Zdi Sc mi,
da mi nj dano umreti pref.
HIM, lahko Sc. zgodi, ola jo odku-
ri moz v sveta nebesa kaj kmalu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
MORNARISKA STAVKA MA 1
MAJA.

New York, %. aprila. = Zveza
mornariskih strojnikov je izdala
stavkoyno prokamacijo, ki stopi
V veljavo ma prvega maja.
To naznanilo je bilo narejeno
potem, ko so reprezentati pretrga-
Ii pogajanja zvezo ameriskih
lastnikov parnikov, ki Sc je vrsi-
la, XII Sc je vrSila, ola Sc napravi
novo delavno pogodbo.
Unijski voditelji zagotavljajo
da bo 100000 kurjacev in drugih
ladiiskihdelavcev podpiralo giba
ME, XII lahko postane mednarod
no, kajti britiSEi mornarisBi stroj
niki so odlozili svoja pogajanjs
do 20. aprila, namenom da vidi
jo kako bo izpadla zadeva ameri
SIKH.
Strojniski reprezentati pravijo
da bo njihova stavlza vrgla posli
okoli 100000 moz, Xxi so sedaj "a
poslieni pri zavezniski trgovsk
mornarici. Tako bo stavko cuti
YES svet.
Lastniki parnikov so hoteli, d;
stroiniki sprejmejo znizanje plac'
cd 20 do 30 odstotkov. Tega "a
stonnil5i MISC hoteli Storiti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-26
PLEBISCIT MA TIROLSKEM.

London, "a. aprila. = Ma Tirol-
skem Sc je izvrSil plebiscit, ki maj
pokaze ce je ljudstvo privolji
zdruziti Sc Nemcijo. Glasovanjc
je izpadlo "a zdruzenje 125,O00
glasovi. Stevilke MISC oficijalne.
Innsbruck, Tirolsko, "a. aprila.
= PoroGila O glasovanju, XII so do
spela do polnoci, kazejo, ola je "a
zdruzenje Nemeijo glasovalo
$4,000 oseb, prot pa 92S. Popolno
porocila izidu glasovanja v
Innsbrucku samem kazejo, da jc
"a zdruzenje glasovalo $4,000 O.
seb proti pa ATS.