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LEGAL NOTICES.
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10 GEMS q hde
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court. Estate
or Charles Adolph. Krause. deceased. No.
-zs9i4. Administration Docket 50. Applica-
uon having been made herein for probate
OF the last will and testament Of said de-
ceased and for letters testamentart on said
estate. BY Ella N. Krause, 1t is ordered
this 18th day Of March. A. d. 1921, thai
Charles A. Krause. r. and ali other. con-
cerned. appear In said court on Monday, the
9th day Of May, A. D., 1921. at 10 O'Clock
=. M. 70 snow cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice hereof be
published In the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald once in each Of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the nrsf pubiicatiou
to be not less thanAthirty days before said
return day. WILLIAM HITZ. Justice.
Attest: tseal.) THEODORE CoGsWELl.
Depaty Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
@. z. MILLER. Attorney. :
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Local Temperature.

Highest. so; lowest. 80.
Relative humidity. a. m, IS: .
p. m. Al: s p. m. a..
Rainfall Is p. m to s p. m.) o.72.
Hours OF sunshine, SIS.
Per cent Of possible sunshine. 81.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January /. 1921. 651.
Deficiency of temperature since
April /, 1921, s.
Accumulated deficiency of precipi-
tation since January l, 1921, 2.69.
Excess of precipitation since April
l, 1921. 0.30.
Temperature same date last year
So; lowest, So.
nthsr Tsnuern fursa
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and family affairs, law suits. speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when you'll
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pays 70 consult the best; costs no more;
special readings, SOC; daily and sunday.
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Jusserand and LoIoeu
To Attend Centennial

cHARLoTTEsvILLE. Va. April
Ia list OF notabies headed by
Jules Jussersnd, French Aneasss-
dor. and Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell.
president OF Harvard Unixarstsyv-
who will take part In the centen-
nIsl exercises Of the University q
Virginia on June /. was made pub
lie today.
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POULTRY AND PETS.
Y costa . Ii.s I ts~s.

rs eenfs Q Iiss Z ttws.
1855 ttsoossf . W nore tnserfioAs.
JUST RECEIVED. PuLvERfzED sHEEP
fertilizer for 1avn and piants; 25c, soc
and T5c psrfages. scHNID's BIRD sToRn,
ne 18th 81. ~. 3-57o
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WEATHER

For the District of Columbia, vir-
ginia and Maryland, fair and warm
er today and tomorrow: moderate
south and southwest winds.
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admts will to prob q rrtr Ier test
10 L X. Dorsey. Spl udtkg. ,s.ooo.
w. S. Tolbert. atty.
Est James A. White. Order grtr
let adm TO J. A. white jr. Sol
uotkg' $500. T. s. Hillsnd. atty.
Est Belvidere Morrison. order
grtg let adm to S. B. Dry. I;en
uotkg' $500. +. s. Holland, atty.
Est John King. order granting
letters OF adm to Marie p. King.
Gen undertaking se5oo. Hawken q
Havell, attys.
Est in re Guy SUFFOLK. jr. Order
authorizing guardian to invest s. 500
IN real estate notes. Wilson. Huide-
koper & Lech. attys.
In re Joseph Spasoro. Order al
lowing guardian 20 pay himself .
certain sum Of money. Il. ". Ycst-
man. atty.
In re Elizabeth c. Bryant. ora.r
authorizing guardian TO invest 81. so
IN . bonds. J. X. NJ. Morton. atty.
Est Mary g. MURRAY Order su-
thorizing selling shares OF Union
Trust Co. Hamilton & Hamilton,
attys.
In re Rosie Rosennela. Order su-
thoriIing placing OF a loan. Fischer
Il Fischer. attys.
Est Thomas Raftery. Order au-
thorising guardian 10 borrow money.
Bell Marshall & Rice, attys.
Est Wilburn p. Carver. order
granting letters OF adm TO n /.
Carver. Gen undertaking $1,000. II.
II. Yestman. atty -..-a-
Est Florence r. Rider. Order
granting letters Of adm to Geo. VI.
Rider. Spl undertaking $1,000. Leo
a. Rover atty.
Law Suits FueS.
s55l2 VIM. s. Phillips VS. Frank
jackson. Appeal. Alfred u. smith,
pltf atty.
s55l3 C. G. Cornwen Son v,
John II. West Note sIstSe. Bar
nsrd e. johnson. pltf sttys.
655li Potomac Lumber co. vs. Al
bert r. LsndvoiE;. Acct sss5sI. 4.
ID. Esker. pltf atty.
eS5lS Gardner a Dent W Mary
Gwynn.> Appeal. Chaplin Brown. deft
atty.
s55ls Mary A. Douglas VS. Fannie
". Ge5ney. Appeal. II NJ. Hudsou,
deft atty.
Equity ssIts Fned.
3SSS6 Helen Edeen vs. Fritz KIeen.
Bill for a limited divorce. J. r. Re-
gan. rltf atty.
5sss7 n. Frances s. TAFT VS. Rar-
barS S. TAFT. Bill for an injunc' ion.
z. ". Jackson. pitt atty.
3SssS Mary Pierce Davis ct 81 vs
John Pierre ct al. Bill for a ps til
tion. C. F. Williamson. pltf atty.
UNITED STATES COURT or
CLAIMS.
Call for Monday. April 4. 1921: No.
S2s77. Electric Boat Co: No. cssss,
Patrick II. Lianehan. extra: Na.
33s74. l. VogelSteia e. Co: No. rg119,
Arthur p. Friend ct al: No. 3-sas,
Mason q Hanger: No. 3s22s. North
eastern Construction Co: No $1,000.
James Black Masonry & Contracting
Co.: No. 3ls01. John Thompson: No.
2l6s3 and 2l6st. Atlantic Contract :
ing Co.: No. 2flSt. william C. Nor
rell; No. 34ols. American Litho-
graphic Co.: No. 35s65. Western
Timber Treating Co; No. 3ss4s,
Southern Pacific Co: No. Salss,
Hugh b. Hutchison; No. 33s5s. II. Y.
Hooton, admr: 40. 3443S. Bates &
Rogers Construction Co: No. 345Si,
Missouri Pacific II r. Co: No. sseS7,
Carl Anton Lowenadler: No. s4SSl,
Ann Page Anderson. admx: No. a.
A, Robert Walton Goelet.
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FLORISTS.

ANpERsoH-suddeniy on March 81, 1921,
Of heart failure. Capt. FRANK ANDER.
30, MO-. q. 3. Navy.
NoticS Of funeral hereafter. 5-sSs
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Proceedings,
650so Taggart trst VS. westcott.
Motion for judgt overruled. Sleman
& Thomas Hamilton & Hamilton
attys.
$500. Snow VS. EichberE. Motion
to strike quash. etc. overruled e. s
days grtd to deft to hle sfdvt Of
defense. G. p. McGlue-R. M. Hud-
son attys.
ss3o1 Snow VS. Benton. Same mo.
tions as above overruled & 8 days
given to deft to hie afdvt. G..P.
Nc0lus-R. n. Hudson. attvs.
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Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 ..
m. to 8 p m. 1873 18th st. NV. over
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

Judge Adrian Nelson of the probat
court.
Mrs. H. P. Hull of Kendrick, Idaho
was Moscow business visitor Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Harrington
and children of Spokane, Wash, arr
spending few days in Moscow visit
ing friends and relatives.
i Alfred Olson of Spokane, Wash
Z ington is guest at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Victor Peterson on east
Seventh street. Mr.. Olson was one
of the early pioneers of Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Walton
are rejoicing over the arrival of an
l81a pound son, born Sunday, August
IA. Mr. Walton is with f. A. and
Sons, department store.
Miss Sadie Skattaboe, has returned
to Seattle, Washington, where she
teaches again this year Miss Skatta-
Doe spent her vacation at her home
in Moscow.
Prof. J. M. Aldrich and P. L. Smith
motored to Lewiston Friday to spend
the day.
Mrs. T. A. Herman and children of
Genesee, spent, Thursday in Moscow
the guests of Mrs. M. L. Romig. Mr.
Herman motored over after them in
the evening.
Mrs. B. C. Spencer was called to
Palouse Thursday by the news of the
death of her brother
Mr. and Mrs. Jess ANDREWS of Wei
der, Idaho, and Mrs. Thomas An
drews of Boise, Idaho, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer E. Estes at din
ner Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Urquhart and her
mother. Mrs Rachel Townsend re-
turned home Thursday evening from
an extended trip east.
Orville Stephenson of Pullman,
Wash, was Moscow business visitor
Thursday.
The P. Morris place, on south Lily
street was sold Thursday to Jacob |
Werie. Mr.. Werie bought the prop
erty for home.
HEAR FROM OWNER
of good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. HomebuiIder and
Mr.. Contractor, we do wiring and
lave fixtures and appliances. Let us
igure with you The Electric Shop
IN Third St. Phone PSI. 273-275 1
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Judge Adrian Nelson of the probate
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

FOR SALE-MY PROPERTY ON VAN
Buren, st. A bargain if taken before
Sept. 1st. Small payment down and
easy terms. Mrs. G. A. Watkins, 402
Van Buren, st. 265-a75
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
THE AFTERNOON JAZZ
BY
SPEAKING LEAF

JAZZ. -.
A contributor breaks into the fol
lowing jingle: Mr.. Jackass brays all
night. Brays and brays with all his
might. Card players can now come
in with their jacks.
Looks as if the reconstruction
period was beginning over again.
Dean jenkins has set the ball rolling
anent that housing proposition It is
the same old role.
Lewiston is gwine ter bring its eold
Hinge Quartet" to make merry at
the tri-c chamber feast. Wonder if it
will include the solo of K-K-Katy at
the door, by Jing.
rs fine to keep our balance and a
good head says City Treasurer. Ham
mond.. Wait until ice forms on the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
II. V. Larson Passes Away

H. V. Larson, prominent farmer
living near Genesee, passed away at
his home near Genesee Thursday.
Mr.. Larson had been i'll the past two
years. He had lost his sight. He
leaves a wife and two children and
his parents OF Genesee.
The Funeral will be held Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from his home.
He Will be laid to rest in the Nor
wegian Lutheran cemetery near his
home
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
Mrs. V. Witter Is Hostess

The Mountain View club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. v
Witter on Orchard avenue
The afternoon was spent in a So
cial time. There were no visitors
present. At the close of the afternoon
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Witter and
Mrs. BrummOnd
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

Good Printer Leaves.
Arthur Brownlow, for the past year
employed by the Moscow Publishing
company left Friday for Spokane,
whore he expects to locate
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

Mrs. Mary Bartle and son Charles.
who have been guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Suddreth, for
several days, left Thursday for their
home at Geyserville, California
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

The city administration is delighted
over the head lights. The manager
of the W W. p. is delighted over the
new transformer. And the light fin
gered gentry no longer worry the
sheriff.
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Personal MENTION

Weather Idaho, tonight and Satur-
day, fair, warmer.
A. R. Schumacher of Pullman,
Wash, was a Moscow business visitor
Thursday.
Oscar Bohn Of Park Idaho, was in
Moscow Thursday, on business before
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

may be all right but the county sur
lveyor is for stakes" every day.
The City health officer hos giver
over his perambulating thru the al
legs. Judging by the way the supreme
council of the league of nations is act
ing the allies must be in very bad
way both at home and abroad.
Of course our old friend, Judge
J. H. Forney is interested in the
cases. He is looking up decisions on
the cases before him every day. Re
Gently he took trip to the south
with the county agent to see how the
Case machines acted This is worth
a case note.
Moraiarity notices, be jabers that
irrigashun ez delightful to Bin Bush.
Bin Bush has been in the irrigashun
country whar they grow grapes and
sez he the irrigashun covers what was
formerly dry spot by jabers. Shure
and thim's me sentiments. Irriga-
shun in awine country allus covers
the dry spots, be jabers.
Tom Wright's old dog it is true blue,
And none need him assail;
For Tom will soon be after you
And hereby hangs a tale
Dur orchardists they look serene,
The melons too are fine these days,
The fruit men have friend / ween,
They always cultivate the Sprays.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

sidewalks. and see if treasurer car
keep his balance.
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FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES

DODGE CAR IN GOOD CONDITION
$500. This office. 271-tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

Tha vegetarian editor dresses her
newspaper in green She has not
chewed meat for a long time. She
has eschewed it. The vegetarian diet
may be all right but the county sur
veyor is for Stakes" every day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

FOR SALE-PEACH PLUMS AND
crab apples, at ranch, &c lb. Phone
933Al 274-279
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
HARDING ZAHTEvA PREGLED
DEBSOVEGA SLUCAJA.

Washington, d, c., II: marca.
= Predsednik Harding je zahte-
val od generalnega pravdnlka
Daughertya, da Sc slu6aj Evgena
V. Debsa pregleda ponovno.
Kakor Sc razume je ia akclJa
predsednika zapoceta kot odgovor
ma ponovne apcle "a ponovno pre-
Studiranje dokaza, ma podlagl ka-
terega je bill Debs obsojen.
Tekom zadnje kampanje Sc Je
vprasanje pomiloscenju socijali-
sticnega voditelja zivo razpravlja-
10 in ponavljalo. Harding je pre-
iel mnogo apelov in pozivov, da
pomilosti vse politicne vojnc jet
nike. On je na to odgovarJal da ne
more izdati splosnega amnesTlcne-
ga programa, da DO pa veselJem
vel V ozir posamezne slucaJe po
svoji &qvguraciji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
FRANCoSKI VINICARJI PROFIT
AMERISKI PROHIBICIJI.

Pariz, II. marca. = f'rancoska
vinska mdustrija namerava pre-
plaviti Zdruzene drzave s propa-
eando V kateri bo napadla abso-
lutno prohibicijo in branila uziva
ME lahl1ih vim. Plakate, brosurlce
filme, predavanja in konference
Sc bo podvzelo, da Sc pouch Amerl-
cane, da vino nj skodljiya plJaca
Uredniski clanek priobcen V
Trangsientu pravi nocoj, ola ina
liudska kampanja francoskih vi
nicariev mocne "udarce' proti su-
him prohibicijonistom Y Zdruzc-
nih drzavah in V onih delhi Az
stralije, Kanade in JUNE Afrlke
XII so "suhi".
FrancosEi interest zganja in Ii.
keriev MISC pri tenn prizadetl, kef
viniccarji menijo, ola Zdruzene dr.
zave ne bodo dovolile razprodaJa-
MIA takih pijac.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
PRVO PRIPRAVLJENA OTROC.
IA HRANA.

1847 leta je Gail Bordan pripra-
vii hrano samo "a otroke, in od IL
stikrat Sc je ma tisoee mater pre-
pricalo, da je to edna hrana, od
katere morajo njih otroci uspeva-
ii. Ia hrana je Borden's Eagle
Brand zgosceno mleko, katero je
skozi 63 let vzredilo vee Otrok V
zdrave mladeniee kot vse 6rugc
pripravljene otroeje hrane sku-
paj.
Ma tretji strani tega lista danes
Sc nahaja oglas Borden Eagle
Brand zgoscenega mleka. Poma-
gall boste sebi in nam, ce izrezete
kupon IL MEGA in ga posjete ma
Borden kompanijo, ma kar Yam
bodo oni poslali brezplacno navo-
dila, kako hraniti vasega otroka
kot tudi knjigo "Blagostanje O.
trok." +" 3
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
CITATELJEM IN MARCO
NIXON.

V eni zadnjih pet petkovih Ste
vilk smo prosili narocnike in cita-
telje sploh, da izrezejo kupon pri
oglasu Borden Eagle Brand, napi-
sejo mani svoje ime in naslov in
odposljejo ma naslov, XII Sc nahaja
ma kuponu. Samo diva centa bi jih
stale to, namrec "a znamko ma pis-
mu. Dobili bi cato knjizico "Ba-
by-s Welfare XII bi jih ne stala
mic. v knjizici Sc nahajajo navo-
dila kako hraniti malega otroka,
da bo zdrav in rastel krepko Zla-
sti "a matere, XII MISC stanu sa-
me dojiti svojih detet, je knJizica
velike vaznosti. Nepotrebno nam
je povdarjati, ola bi tenn koristi-
Ii tudi nasemu listu veliko. Oglasi
SO pri listu glavni dohodek in cim-
lvec odmeva prinesejo oglasi, tenn
ivecji ugled in upostevanje ina
list. Mi bi ne pisali tega, &c bi ne
bill popolnoma preprioani, da ne
bo nihce citateljev oskodovan. =
; Nihce ne bo obvezan, da mora ku-
! pitt mleko, katero oglas priporoca,
to bo storil potem ce bo hotel sam,
kupon mu bo lie prinesel roke
knjizico, XII dale navodila, kakO
maj Sc mleko uporablja. Ma stoti-
ne je nash rojakov, XII rabijo to
mleko vsak dan, knjizice pa lie nj
majo. Ia diva centa, katera izdajo
"a znamko dobijo knjizico in obe-
mem pomagajo nasemu istu. vsak
lojalen somisljenik bo toliko zrt-
voval. Prosimo vse, da storijo to.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
MIsTERIJozEN sLUcAJ.

ZadnjiG smo porocali mister
ioznem slucaju, ki Sc je pripetil Y
WarShawu, Ind, kjer Sc je naslo
pred nekoilko dnevi mladenica
katerem MISC vedeli &c
lie Virgil Decker ali Leroy llovett,
ki sta 81 bila oba izredno podobna
in oba sta istoeasno izginila
Lovettov oce je spoznal V mrt-
vccu svojega sina, docim so sorod
niki Virgila Deckerja trdili, da je
Decker. Izkazalo Sc je, ola je mt
vi Lovett, kajti Virgila Deckc"jja
Sc ie aretiralo V sredo popoldne V
Marionu, Ind, toda ia povsem od-
loeno zatrjuje, da pri vsei stvari
nj niti najmanj prizadet. Slucaj je
Sc vedno zamotan, nihee ne We kdo
jc zloeinee niti kaj je bill motiv
zioGinu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
DA Sc MALo PovECA RACUN
"a PLIN.

Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co.
ki zalaga cikasko mesto s svetil-
MIN plinom, namiguje, da bo tre-
ba uvesti dolocbo potion katere bo
moral vsak, Xxi ina V hiSi plinovo
razsvetljavo placati najmanj $3.50
ma mesec neglede ma to, ce rabl
plin ali ne. Dollar in pol bi moral
pIacati tudi ce bi zivel ma dezeH.
.Kot yzrok naavja druzba to, da
neglede koliko pima kdo porabi
ali tudi, &c ga sploh mic ne porabi.
vseeno mora priti plinski "ogled-
mix" vsak mesec "na okoli', da
pogleda ma kazala plinskeea me-
ira. To daje druzbi stroske, XII
snedejo yes profit.
Kajpak, delnicarji druzbe mo-
rajo gotovo iz.svojega zepa dokla-
dati, da imajo Cikazani plinove
luci in peel hisah.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
MANI POTOVALNIH REGULA.
GU MA FRANCOSKEM.

Pariz. II. marca. = Francoska
vlada je odpravila nekatere regu-
lacije "a potnike, li so prisli ma o.
bisk Y Franeijo ali so potovali
Skozi,
Vsekakor Sc je pri novih regu-
lacijah napravilo 6rto med drzav
liani zavezniSkih narodOv In med
drzavljani prejSnjih sovraznih ma
rodov.
Do sedaj so morali Amerikanci
in drugi elani zavezniSkih naro-
dov vzeti ma policijski prefekturl
identificijske karte, ce so bill V
Franeiji diva tedna, To Sc je sedaJ
odpravilo in doticne karte bodo
morali vzeti le oni. ki imajo ma
men ostati V Franciji diva meseca.
Tudi nj wee potreben francoskl
wise ma potnemu listu American
ca, lli zapusGa francosko luke.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
GRoZNA TEKoCINA.

Novo peklensko Sredstyo "a ubi-
jamie sc ie iznaSlo Je to neka
smrtonosna tekocina, katere Je
treba le tri kapljice, ki maj pade-
10 ma cloveSko kozo in doticnik je
obsojen Smrt. Ia iznajdba Je bl-
la izvrSena re V avgustu leta 1917
od znamenitega 6ikaskega kemika
Franck- -Philipsona, toda tedaJ Sc
il nj posvetilo posebne vaznosti.
Strup, ki je resnicno tako stra-
hovito unicujoG, bi Sc razllyaio IL
aeroplanov mad sovrazne almade.
&c pade kapijice te peklenske te-
lloGine na GloveSko kozo, slednjo
pregrize in zastrupi kri, da sledi
V kratkem casu smrt. kemik pra-
Vi, da je to sredstvo sicer grozno,
toda le pomoGjo tega DO mogoce
prepreciti bodoce vojne. f'ranck-
Philipson je tekom vojne, tudi ma
prayil sredstva 5 katerimi bi Sc
zavzelo velike drugaGe nezavzetne
trdnjave kot je bill Helgoland O.
tok ,najmoGnejsa nemska trdnja-
va, XII je pa sedaj pc doloebah mi
rovne pogodbe micena. Mad tako
trdniavo bi Sc spustilo IL zraka te-
koGino napolnjeno smrtonosnimi
mikrobi, to .je raznimi bacili, ki
povzroGijo smrtonosne bolezni. -
Tekocina bi Sc ma tleh posuSila,
mikrobi bi sc dvignili zrak in O.
kuzili vsako dihajoce bite. Posle-
dice bi bile grozne, toda voJne bi
bile konGane takoj,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
BOZ MED MEHIKANCI IN
AMERICANI.

III Paso, Tex, Is. marea, | \.
Nj. = NaseljeniSki uradniki Zdru-
zenih drzav in vojaSki obmejne
patrole so Sc nocoi zapletli V BOZ
z Mehikanci ma reki Rio Grande Y
tukajSnji blizim. Diva vOjaka sta
bila ranjena in nekemu uradniku
je krogla opraSkala glavO.
Boi je trajal do II As a. m.
Streljanje je zacelo OkOi desete
ure zvecer, ko so trije naseljeniSEd
uradniki opazili tri Mehikance, h
so bredli reko, XII je bila ma onem
mestu lie petdeset jardov Siroka.
Zaklicali so jim "stoj!" nakar so
Mehikanei zaGeh streljati, Uradni-
XII so odgovorili Ognjem. Diva
Mehikanca sta padla, tOda eden
ie ustal takoj in spomoejO tretJe-
ga je prijel drugega in ga magic
odnesel nazaj ma mehiSkO stran,
V tenn GaSu je poStalO streljanje
sploSno. MehiSki strelci so Sc po-
skrili ma svoji strani V rgrmOvju.
Uradniki so magic telefonirali
po vojasko pomoe, kajti Mehikan-
ci so bill veliki premOGi. Pet in
Spektorjev IL FL PasO in okOli Sto
vojakov pod poveljStvOm pOroGni-
ka Stevensa je prihitelO ma pozo-
risGe. SkoM ve6 nego emo urO so
Mehikanei Streljali neutrudnO. A
meriSki voiaki so streljali preko
reke V ono Smer, kjer so Opazah
bliske mehiSkih puSk. Tu pa tam
sc je zasliSalO ma mehiSkl Stram
vsklik bolesti, kar je dokazQvalO,
da je ogenj AmericanOv incl svoJ
uGinek. Malo pred polnOGjO je me-
hiski ogenj ponehal, toda pet MI
nut pozneje je zaGel znOva.
Oh eni popolno6i ie ogenj zaeel
pojenjavati. VojaEi bodo ostali ma
mestu do jutra. Mnenje je, da 50
Meh;lianci nameFavah ytih0taP.'i
Zdruzene drzave zalOge opOjnih
piiaG in narkotiGnih sredstev. TIE
zaloge so gotovo imeli Ob reki in
so streliali, da prepreGijo zaplem-
bo ali da odzeneio Americana.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18

London, 16. marca. RuSko-
britiska trgovska pogodba je bila
podpisana danes V jutro od ruske-
GA zastopnika Leonida Krassina i'll
Sir Roberta Horne, predsednika
trgovskega odbora "a Veliko Brl-
tanijo.
Sprejetje pogodbe, Sc priznava,
.je isto kot de facto pripoznanJe
sovjetske Wade in posledica tega
ie, da Sc bo udejstvilo stevilne
kontrakte "a velikansko mnozino
obleke, zivil, strojev, lokomotiv
in drugega blaga.
V soglasju S sprejeto pogodbo
Sc ODE strani zavezujejo, ola ne
bosta vrsili sovrazne propaganda V
medsebojnih dezelah. Velika Bri-
tanija Sc zavezuje, ola ne DO upo-
rabila ruskega zlata, ki bo prislo
V London kot placilo "a nakupe,
da pomaga acknowledgements
gibanju proti sovjetom in Ga prl-
pozna neodvisnost Perzije, Aga
nistana in drugih obmejnih dezel.
Podpisanje pogodbe je zalljuci-
10 dolgotrajno pogajanje klub te-
mu da so gotovi politiki storlll
vse, kar je bilo njihovi moci, ola
prepreciio sporazum. Da Sc je spo-
razum vendarle, kljub vsem teza-
vam, katere so ustvarjali nasprot-
niki, sprejelo, je najvec pripisatl
pritisl<u britiSkega delavstva III
britiSkih trgovcev. Eni kot drugi
Iso nujno zahtevali, da Sc odpre
ruski trg, ki bi odpomogel omrtvl-
Geni britiSki trgovini in odpomo-
gel nezaposljenosti V Angliji.
Pariz, 16. marca. V franco
! SIKH oficijalnih krogih Sc smatra
anglo-rusko trgovsko pogodbo "a
lneprakticno. "a neke vrste bodo-