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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
RAPS new TAX
Law IN TEXAS
Blocks Wheels OF Progress,
Is officials Claim

Jacques T. Blevlns, president OF
the Southern Motor Manufactures
Association. Ltd. OF Houston. Tex.
manufacturers OF Ranger passenger
cars. trucks. trailers and tractors,
says Il is very unfortunate thing
that the tax on motor trucks under
the no-cslied truck BILL" enacted in.
20 a law at n recent session OF the
Texas legislature. evidently was con.
ceived as "a means OF taxing them off
the highways.
Blcvins liz a representative OF the
Trailer Manufacturers associa ton OF
America. on the Texas subcommittee
OF the motor vehicle conference com.
mittee TO deal with motor vehicle and
good roads legislation.
Already the motor truck has es-
tabllshcd itself as an indispensable
factor In transportation. of value
alike TO the producer. merchant and
consumer. To raise bars against II
Is block 10 the wheels Of progress. ="
he declares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

c.. but Bolats Bread Is good.
-Atvertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

/, Ing concern, which b~]ieve- u
| has . mission. and l. rapidly con
vincing others that It's belief IL
well founstrd
II all happ~n~d - . result Of
| his ob~ervS Son.
SAW NEIGHBOR
AND PROf1TfD
lie saw a ncighbor changing a set
OF piston rings from one automobile
to another TO no advantage. He
watched the process and discovered
the cause OF failure. Then he in.
vented an improved check valve pis.
ton.
The neighbor. a fellow repair shop
proprietor. approved the idea, and
Johnston fashioned his first set OF
rings and pisions.
He and his friend installed them
In an old Chalmers car that was
about to be junked. and together
they pulled out OF a deep hollow.
over a steep hill. at Is miles an hour.
Why Johnston happened TO land
here. nearly broke. out OF Salt Lake
City. isn't written into the records
But the shipyards were booming
when he arrived. and he hooked on"
..-rh.r. :, =. ..v. 81 h-ot. ahopt
49,, nx..r,, ,hs, i.arnea a lot Of
,,,,1 ara, v,er.,t alxav. in the
,Ina =, ,,n,,,
-ursa, ! already knew about me
,,.. .,,r,.t.r,.c,ea he MIA,
: sa,,,a ss. roing on
80. -, 1, uau all ovcr 7 ae,
49,, t,,,,. rsn,,, .hon a, 1914 n
G.s,.on :,
~, waa wbi,e there thar saw my
,.,ghhor renair man doing his futile
80 =, ,,is,on. from car 10 car
Ana .,h.r .. talked n over m.
Io,n.,o, eheck valv. ,l.ton was
sra.,.d"
Iahn.,o, .c,,,.s ,or III. ar.t nat
-, 80 80 go Imued,a,c,,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Forest Fire Caused
by Lighted Smudges

HALIFAX. July go - Refugees
who were brought to New Haven
and Neils Harbor by boat from the
forest fire region on the Northeast
cru Cape Breton coast. Friday. state
that the fires were started by pros
pectors who lighted smudges 10 keep
away mosquitoes. The fires have
wiped out two villages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
J. Howard Shattuck
Is Seriously Hurt

BREMERTON. July 30. state
Representative J. Howard Shattuck
received severe injuries Friday
when loose timber and earth fell
upon him. while excavating for a
cellar under his home at Port or.
chard. Both legs were crushed and
IL is believed he has suffered in
ternal injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

SPOKANE. Irwin, OF VIII
bur. started for Spokane with none,
to buy building material. Hasn't
been seen since. Police asked Il
search.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

RITZvILLE - Authorities search.
ing for Thomas Moran. who escaped
BY cutting bars In county Jail wed
nesday. He Is charged with assault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Coffee down again.
Highest prices. toc and 5sc.
Lowest price. 2oc.
Lunch with me-Qulck service,
wholesome food.
NJ A. Hansen. 40 Economy Mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

ANNUAL Picnic Of carnatIon
MILK Products Co. office force In be-
ing held Saturday at carnation stock
farm
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
AuT1MuHILE
50 GuSSIF2:

Motor trucks are now displaeing
mules and carts for heavy hauling In
Jamaica.
In Denmark, drivers license Is
issued only after strict examination
by the state officials.
OF the 1900 motor vehicles in Bra
I'll fully one-half are found in Rio de
Janeiro and Sac PaulO.
The discovery of the process of vul-
canizing rubber, for which patent
was granted, was in 1884.
The wholesale business in automo-
bile parts and accessories last year
was valued at S725, ,136,942.
A 80 by 31a automobile tire makes
approximately 667 revolutions to the
mile; 80 by 3 tire makes 81 COM
plete turns to the mile.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
New Nation Out
of Oldest Land

ing the golden age OF Babylon, rapidly
deteriorated.
Splendid, Gay, Wicked 6agdad.
Under the Abbnssid Cnllphs. with
combination OF Arabic and Persian
culture, Bagdad was founded ON the
Tigris in the very center of the river
plain-the splendid, gay, wicked Bag
dad of the Arabian Nights. Mesopo-
tamlas prosperity though much less.
was for awhile the metropolis of the
world its inhabitants at one time num-
berlng 2,OOO,OOO souls.
when the Turks got possession OF
the Caliphate and carried its seat to
the west, Bagdad withered; and under
Turkish rule the Tlgrls and Euphrates
valley entered into its darkest period.
Only small percentage of the rich
valley has for generations produced
any crops.
after the Young Turks came into
power in 1908 reclamation work was
undertaken in the Tigris and Eu-
pirates plain and some headway was
made. Since the British occupied Bag
dad in 1917 this work has been carried
much farther.
at is planned under the new Arab
state and the mandate to continue the
work of rejuvenating the country's an
cient irrigation system. But there Is d
Herculean task to be accomplished be-
fore the Garden of Eden blooms again.
1t was estimated before the World
war that the ambitious project of the
Turks to reclaim 3,5OO,OOO acres would
cost Sl3O.OOO,OOO. The total area thar
might be irrigated IL placed ut about
12,5OO,OOO acres"
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
GETTING CAR OUT OF
MUD is EASY MATTER
Hitch Machine to Tree and Motor
Does the Rest.
Spool or Spindle Mounted on Front
Of Auto is Rotated by Worm and
oear-Engine Is Arranged to
Wind Up Steel Cable.

Roads In the country are by no
means always In perfect condition.
Every driver of an automobile who
has attempted cross-country tours,
especially after an extended period
of rain. knows that the danger of be-
coming stalled in the mud Is ever
present.
The device shown here, which Is the
work of an inventor in the south
western part of Missouri. where mud
dy roads are frequent, offers an e1-
cellent suggestion.
In front the car has spool or
spindle on a horizontal shaft on which
a long piece OF cable Is colled. The
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
Women Fight Eagle, Save Tot.

Homestead. Pa.-An eagle gave
battle to Mrs. George Williams of this
city and Mrs. Il. Rufiing of Green's
burg, when the tw" women attacked
the big bird after 1t had seized
Mrs. Williams observation-disclosures
daughter and was about to fly away
with the child In its taions.
Mrs. Ruffing. armed with club.
came to the aid of Mrs. Williams, and
the two. after several minutes of des-
pcrate battle. forced the bird To flight,
though 1t lowered menacingly over
thr.h for some time.
Barring deep scratches on her body.
the child was uu INJURED.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
Loneliest British Isle
Has No Laws, No Crime

London.-A minister has been
found who Is willing To serve
on the Island OF Tristan da
Cunha, according to the London
Daily Mail. Rev. Henry Mar
tyn Rogers. curate In charge at
AleNton. Uppinshnm, Rutland,
and his wife have volunteered
TO 20 to Britnln's lonellest pos
session, Tristan da Cunha. II
little island In the South At
lantic. To act ~ priest ana
schOolmnster. There are 10 In
hnbitants of the islRnd, which
Is 1912 miles west of Cape
town and is visited only once
year by British warship. and
on remote occasions by passing
vessels.
The islanders have no lnws
and know no crime, They do
not barter, and, during the whole
Of last year the only sum OF
money on the island was 3s.
Tea. cocoa and flour nre rare
delicacies.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
Still Live in War ouaouts.

d. insk, Latvia.-Hundreds of fam.
lilies in the wur-devaStated territory
about Dvinsk are still living in the
dugouts used by German and Russian
soldiers in the early days of the war.
Little or no progress toward recon
struction has been made IN the scores
of razed villages because Of the pow
erty of the people who for a long time
after the war between Russia and Ger
many ended were under Bolshevis
rule.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
Study Ways to
Better Leather

mour-Jones. the first president of the
International Association of Leather
Trades Chemists. He co-Operated with
Lord Allerton in forming the leather
industries department of the Cniver-
slty of Leeds. long reputed to be the
greatest leather school in the world
Foreign Chemists to Appear.
Another prominent figure In the
leather industry of Great Britain, who
will address the section. is Joseph
Turney Wood. He is the discoyerer
of processes of tunnng in which pam
creatin is used instead of the crude
and obnoxious mixtures employed by
the Old-time journeymen tanners. Mr..
Wood was the first secretary of the So
ciety of Leather Trudes Chemists.
Some OF the noted foreign chemists
whose papers will he read II they cum
not appear in person are Prof. ii. X.
Proctor, afTectIunutely known as the
father of leather chemistry. who was
long identified with the University of
Leeds; DR.. L. Schell of Huvre, France,
ana klni Emma of Copenhagen. Der
mark.
How tanning us science has ad-
vunCed in recent years Is shown by the
fact that among those who are to ad-
dress the leather chemistry section Is
DR.. jacques LosD, u noted American
biologist connected with the Rookie
feller Institute for Medical Research
Original and novel methods of tam
ming based upon the studies of cleo
tricity will be described by John Ar
thur Wilson of Milwaukee. chairman
of the leather chemistry section. His
discoveries have been termed reyolu-
tionary. His researches have shown
the reasons for the chemical changes
which take place in the tanning
process as distinguished from meth
eds which rested merely upon ancient
traditions. Although tanning is one
of the oldest arts in the world, it has
not come under control of scientific re-
search to the extent that many other
industries have. 1t is expected that
the papers of Mr.. Wilson and of other
leather chemists of the pioneer class
will cause an earnest and heated dis
cussiOn.
Studying Electrical Discharges.
Closely associated with Mr., Wilson
in his Investigations is Prof Arthur w.
Thomas, who is making important
studies OF the relation of electrical dis
charges of materials used IN tanning
to the manufacture of leather. His
laboratory is In Havelneyer hall, Co
lumbus university, where the sessions
of the leather chemistry section are
to be held. In it is unique and costly
equipment provided from il special
fund given by Il well-known Milwaukee
tanner. The results of these researches
are made available, however, for the
entire tanning industry.
on n bench in this laboratory, occu
pying an area of square yard. is
what is reputed to be the smallest
tannery in the world. With it compi-
Gated processes of tanning are perfect,
ly conducted although on a miniature
scale.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03

Another way of getting out Of the
mud: Hitch the car to a tree and
the motor does the rest.
spool can be rotated by a worm and
gear. driven by the engine shaft.
When the automobile becomes stalled
In the mud, the cable Is unwound, the
free end is fastened to a tree, tele-
graph pole, or some other fixed OBJ
ject.
The engine is coupled to the worm
shaft and started, winding up the
steel cable, thus effectually pulling
the car out of the nude. A. Briggs
in Popular Science Monthly.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
Noted Chemists in Conference to
Discuss Improved Processes
of Tanning.
LOWER PRICES MAY RESULT
Plan to Hasten Tanning Process With
out Sacrificing ouality-Proml-
nent Foreign Chemists to
Take Part in Meeting.

New Yorll.-Shoe prices may trend
downward us result of new proc
esses of tanning based on studies OF
electrical discharges and other unusual
factors, which will be discussed by the
leather chemistry section of the Amer
lean Chemical society.
The notable progress made in Amer
lean tanning has gained such recognl-
tIons abroad that sessions of the sec
ton will be attended by the largest
number of European leather chemists
which has ever come at one time to
the United States.
Some of these experts will also at
tend the meeting of the Society OF
Chemical Industry of Great Britain,
which. after convening with Its Cana
dian section, will cross the border to
confer with its American branch and
to hold joint session with the Amer
lean Chemical society.
The leather chemistry section of the
American Chemical society will meet
at Columbus university. At its session
will be discussed revolutionary meth.
ods by which the tanning or nides can
be FASTENED without the sacrifice of
quality. The saving of time and the
releasing of large sums of money from
its Investment in raw material thus
would have the tendency to stabilize
and. perhaps, eventually to lower
leather prices. American chemists be-
lleve.
one of the marked Influences in the
sessions will be that of Alfred Sey-
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
DETERMINING LIFE OF TIRE
Ordinarily the More Air the Longer
II Will last-Safe to Start
With 20 Pounds.

The life of tire is the air it con-
tains. The more air, ordinarily, the
longer the life. OF course, there are
exceptions. but it is safe rule to
start with 20 pounds of air pressure
to the cross-section inch, and If more
is needed. to add to 1t. Thus a three
and half-inch tire will require 70
pounds and four-inch tire so pounds.
Road, load and speed are determin-
ing factors in the pressure required.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
vELIK EMERALD.

New York, 7. feb = Colombian
Emerald sindikatu ie dospel ne
brlusen emerald Xxi tehta $50 kara
TOW in trdi Sc, da je to najveeji
kar Sc jih je Nkopalo liza casa.
Corteza.
Zeleni dragulj, katerega Sc je
izkopalo Chiver rudniku je vee
nego diva palca dolg in dvakrat
toliko globok. Poslalo Sc ga bo
strokovnjaku, ola ga preisce in po
We kako ga bo treba 5rusiti oziro
ma rezati, kajti "a tako velike
kamne nj povprasevanja.
Najvecji emerald ia svetu, to Sc
prawi V lasti ljudi, Sc nahaja V
BOYCOTT V Juzni Ameriki.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
NOvo UMETNo GN0JILO :
UNICEVALEC PLEVELA.

Kongston, R. l., I. feb. " dr.
zavnem kolegiju drzave Rhode
Island Sc je naSlo potion dvajset
let trajajocih eksperimentih ma
preizkuSevaliscu metno gnoJilo,
XII jake pomaga travi unique pa
plevel.
Vrtnarji pc vsem svetu so san
jail in kmetie istotako o kakem
sredstvu, Xxi bi zatrlo plevel, dru-
gega pa he in kakor pravl urad-
na niava kolegija ie sredstvo po>
vsem priprosto in cenenO. 1reba
nj rabbit drugega "a vsakoletno u
metno gnojilo kot amonijev sulfat
namesto sodin nitraj kot do sedaJ.
'SVrtnarjem Sc po vsem svetu
svetuje, da dajajo dusk, kl Je
glavna hrana "a travo "zita spa
dajo tudi SEM, V obliki sodinega
nitrata (nitrate of soda)," pravi
izjava, "Te vrste enojilo, dodaja-
no letno sprawl zenljo luzno sta
ME in luzna ali qikaiicna zemlJa
ie jake izvrstna "a rast plevela.
Slednji Sc bujno razraste in zamo-
II travo.
Ce Sc pa rabi mesto sodinega
nitrata amonijev sulfat (ammo-
MUM suphate), kateri nj nic dra-
Iii cd sodinega nitrata, Sc doda
zemlji potrebno mnozino dusika,
docim ostane zemlja acidnem ali
kislem stanju, katero je "a travo
najboljse, toda kis!a zemlja nit
najmanj ne prija plevelu. Rastli-
ne plevela postaneio slabotne in
Jill trava kmalu preraste.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
AMERISKE KRAVE v
NEMCIJI.

Bremen, 7. feb. - Ameriski par
nix West Arrow IL Galvestona j
dospel sem s 742 kravami, katert
so darovali Nemciii amerlskl far
marji. Sedem krav je poginilo te
kom voznje radi morske bolezni
toda V nadomestilo sc je med po
toma rodilo Stirideset telet. To j
re drrlga poSfljatev, prva je do
spela V Hamburg novembru.
Nemski pomozni odbor in rdeci
kriz bosta krave razilelila med IL.
BONE in najpotrebnejse.
Nemski listi pisejo uyodnike !
tenn in hvalijo amerisko darezlji-
vost. Lahko Sc razume, ola so kra-
We darovali ameriski farmaril
nemSke narodnosti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
cUDEN sLUcAJ.

V Atlanti, Georgia zivi Mrs. A
lice South, stara 50 let, XII Je V te
ku zadnjih petnajstih let "poro
dila" enajst otrok. Ma novega le
to dan letos, svojem dvainpet
desetem letu ie "darovala" xiv
ljenje cello = trojckom, Ubog
moz je divjal sem in tia. Vseka
kor je ia dogodek napravil neko
liko senzacijo, kajti imeti trojtk'
V taxi staroSti nj rec, ki sc prlpet.
vsak dan. Nastala je preiskava, k
je odkrila Sc presnetljivejse del
stvo da reGeno gospa sploh nj da-
la Sc zivljenja kallemu otrollu. =
Use "svoje" otrobe je dobila j
neki sirotniSnici in varala MIN.
svojega moza in prijatelje. = kG
je vse to prislo na dan Nje nesre-
cen moz gledal jako debelo. n
mu hotelo glavo, ola je toliko lei
DO krivem nosil "titel" papana
Svoji zeni je odpustil, pri volji j
priznati Sest otrok "a svoJe, osta-
lie pa nrociti V kall zavod.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
LAsE IA DoMovINo.

London, Anglia. - Neka dekli-
ca. katere ime Sc nj objavilo, ie
odrezala svoje lepe kite in jih da-
aor.sla vlatti, da poiddga aekoliko
domovini V njenih financnih teza-
vah. V prilozenem pismu je pisa
Ia sledeGe:
"Da pomagam, dasi ma jake
skromen naGin, domOvini njenih
sedanjih financnih tezavah, sem
81 odrezala laSe, in jih prodala. Ia
denar katerega sem dObila sem
lxupila vojno-varceyalne certifika-
te (nekaj sticnega kot 50 vojno-
varGevame znamke AmerikD IL
iih miGila. Ma Ia nacm je denar
direktno darilO dOmovini, &c Sc be
to objavilo bo Ma tiSoce deklic, ki
bodo storiIe enako in Judi Sc be
opogumilo, da Sc odpovedo cemu
in pomagajo domovini V njenlh
tezayah."
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
EKSPLOZIJA UBILA UCITE
LIZA IN sEDEM DECKOV.

Lawrenceville, Ill. Z. feb. = Sc
dem solskih deckov starosti od
5 do II let in njihov ucitelJ Em'
nett Bunyan 50 bill u5iti, ko j
eksplodirala plocevinasta posoda
katero so decki poskusali odpretl
Poleg sole tece majhen potok III
ze ziutraj so decki opazili V vodI
plocevinasto posodo ali "kanglio'
in so metali kamenje V MO. Te-
kon opoldanskega odmora so dec
XII dobili posodo na suho in Jo po-
skuSali odpreti. Priblizal Sc jim Je
ucitelj ter jim ukazal, ola 10 pu-
ste, talkoj potem je nastala straho-
vita eksploziia, XII je vrgla detke
cd deset do dvajset cevljev stran.
Uciteli in sedem deekov je bilo
raztrganih na kose in strtih. kio-
buke in dele obleke Sc je naslo na
blizniih drevesih. Dvesto petdeset
cevljev dalec Sc je naslo odtngano
emo nogo in emo stopalo.
Emo milo cd sole Sc nahala
skladisce z nitroglicerinom. Sod
Sc, da Sc je tam izpraznilo nitro
elicerin liz enc posode in slednjo
potem vrglo V potok. zagotavlJa
Sc. da ostane V navadno izprazllJe-
nj posodi dovolj glicerma "a ells-
ploziio takega ucinka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
JE III TUBERKULOZA ALI JE-
TIKA PREMAGANA?

Pariz, 7. feb. = Pc preteku Sc
dem ali osem let je professor D.
Arsonval, clan zavoda medicinskc
akademije, predlozl porocilo fran
coski znanstveni akademiji 0 no
wen nacinu zdravljenja tuber-
kuloze, katerega je odkril svicar-
ski bakterijolog Henry Spahlin-
ger.
Novo metodo Sc je najprej u
porabilo letu 1913 in 1914 boil
niSnicah Francije, Anglije in Syi,
ce. Napravilo Sc ie poskuse ma je-
ticnih pri katerih bolezen Sc nj
mnogo napredovala in ma bolni-
kin, XII so bill smatrani re neozdra.
vljivim.
Bolniki so ozdravili in cd omega
casa dalje Sc jih je skrbno opazo
valo. Vsi so V dobrem zdravJu II
poslednjih sestih letih MISC po
kazali nobenih simptomov, ola b
Sc bolezen povrnila ali utegnils
povrniti, ceprav MISC zadnjih Sc
stih let prejemali nobene vrstf
zdravil proti jetiki.
TIE rezultate potrjuejjo mnog
zdravniki in med mimi tudi DR.
Leonard L. B. Williams, clan kra
| ljevske zdravniske druzbe Lon
donu in Sc drugi prominentn
zdravniki.
! Hdravljenje Sc vrsi z vbrizga
MEM anti-toksinov IN fermentov
katere sc uravna V razmerju Z Dol
nikovim stanjem. Ma kratko rece
no, prvi cilj je nkoreniniti akut
ne simptome, potem pa imrmizira
ii pacijenta, prvo pomenja micit
bolezen, drugo pa, povzrocitl, q;
Sc boIezen ne bo vec povrnila.
Zagotavlja Sc, da zdravljeni
povzroci zaprtje pljucnih praznil
in pa izgipitev tuberkuloznih ia
cilov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
MEDVED Sc INA ZABAVATI.

Cleveland, Z, feb. = Enos Mills,
naturalist, pripoveduje o zanml-
vem slucaju, llatercga prlca Je bl!,
ko Sc je nahajal gorovju. Ma ne
Xxi gorski strmini, pokriti z zmlZ-
njenim snegom, gladkim kot ste
lllo, je opazil medveda, ko Sc Je
- sankal Medved je Gisto slucaJ-
no priSel do odkritja tie cloveske
zabave. Mills ga ie opazil, ko Je
korakaI po robu strmine. Ma ME-
mem vrhupcu sc pa zdrsnil In Sc
drsal veliko naglicO V dOlino, kl
Sc ie konGala vodoravnO. Medved
ie V zaGetku kazal make strahu,
ko Sc ie pa V dolini ustavil povsem
,nepoSkodovan, Sc nlu je zdelo, da
ie to imeniten Sport. Po par tre-
nutkih tehtnega premisljevanJa Sc
je podal nazaj na vrhunec strmine
in tam je previdno legel na tn,
dvignil vse Stiri noge v zrak In Sc
zaeel drsati navzdol. To je pono-
vii potem Sc ve6krat kot zatrjuje
Mills, ki dostavlja, da je medved
kazal vse make otroskega veselJa,
ko Sc sankajo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
Predloga "a prepoved naseljevanja je
porazena.

Sc ne sprejme kake nadaljne do
bro premisljene legislacije.
Veliki ameriski interest so Sc
odlocno uprli predlogi. Zastopni-
Xxi gradilnih podjetij so sc prito-
zevali mad pomanjkanjem DELAY
cev.
Farmarji zapadnih drzavan
so placevali V poslednjih letih We
like place svojim delavcem in so
radi tega zato, da sc ne omeji nase-
ljevanja.
ZelezniSke druzbe, premOgarske
in jeklene industriie ter lastnikl
bombaznih predilnic vsi so zato
ola Sc dovoli cenemu delavstvu V
Ameriko. Ameriska delavska fe.
deracija ie pa podpirala prepoTed
naseljevanja.
Ameriski zidje in Irci so tudi
odlocni nasprotniki predloge. Sko,
ro vsi naseljenci, ki prihajajo Il
Poljske V Ameriko so zidje In kt
hitro Sc razmere V Evropi nekoli
ko urede bodo prihajali zidje tud
IL Rusije. Ameriski zidje so rad
tega razloga "a to, da Sc naselJe
vanja ne prepove.
AmeriSki Irci Sc istotako hudu
iejo mad namenom, da sc lrcen
zapre pot ameriSka nebesa.
Senatni komitej BIO sedaJ posve
til svojo pozornost drugim kora
kom, ola Sc naseljevanje omeu.
Senator Dillingham; proucav;
restrikcije na podlagi stevila raz
nih plememskih skupin, ki so ze
Ameriki. To pomenja, ola Sc DO ia
Irodnosti katerih clanov je re do
volj V Aneriki, bolj omeJeval'
kot druge, katerih clanov je II
mani.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-02-08
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Rim, Z. feb. V diplomatieni
kroigh tn Sc govori, da Je Ed.
ward Benes, cehoslavijski minister
zunanjih zadev, pravkar podpisaI
sporazum italijansko vlado, ola
bosta oba naroda delovala skupno
V balkanski politiki. Nekatere au-
toritete zagotavljajo, da Sc bo teJ
zvezi l1malu pridruzila Sc Jugosla-
via.
Ko Sc je tozadevno vprasalo dr.
Benesa, nj hotel niti pritrditl nitl
zanikati, izjavil je lie, ola je por-
sem zadovoljen svojm obiskom
V Rimu.