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The New York herald., 1921-12-02
ING = WRESTIING-- RACING-- GOLF = TENNIS -SQUASE
Tennis Head Decides
to Avoid Controversy

T-HERE win be no further COM
ment from the United States
Lawn Tennis Association off
cials on the Nile. Suzanne Lenglen
case. They made IL clear yesterday
that they will nOt be drawn into any
controversy regardless OF the charges
made by the French Tennis Fedora
ton. Julian S. Myrick. president of
the association, who had been ac-
cused of using harsh. unmeasured
terms" in criticising the French girl.
decided 10 offer no defence OF the
opinions expressed in a letter 90 the
federation last September. Instead
he issued a statement in which he
outlir ed the view OF most of the men-
bers OF the executive committee. The
statement read:
AT present I see no good purpose
that can be served by engaging in
controversy concerning an incident
that 'we regarded as closed. be-
lieve that the public understands the
situation, and any further discussion
would involve personalities and d.
tails that would simply lead to mis-
understanding ana Ill feeling. or
co'frse 1 regret the incident. but
there is no further comment ] now
have to offer"
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Kenp. One of Worlds Great
Oarsr,en. Dead in SYDNEY

LoNroN. Dec. Peter Kemp OF sgd
ney. New Sorth Wales. formerly the
worlds chamnion scrller. Is dead at his
home in Sydney. 1t is arnornced IN n
Central News despatch from that city
to-day. Kemp won the professional
ScrIl'ng championship In 1888. defeatin
T Clifford In a race in New Sorth Wales.
and held the title against two attempts
by Edward Hanlan TO recanture II later
tho same year. He lost the honor IN
October of that year. however, to III. II.
Searle Of New South Wales.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

SrectcI Despatch 10 THB NEW YoEK HEa,tp.
DETROIT, Mich. Dec. 1. 49, To ROGER
CONT French ballSline billiard champion.
goes the honor OF being the FIRST PLAYER
10 defeat the newly crowned champion,
Jacob Schafer, Jr., in match play. the
youthful F'renchman accommodating this
feet by running 5S6 points to Take's
14s IN the final nights play OF their
1000 point match
Cont was in fire stroke and made
fo'r runs Of over the centtiry mark. go
ing out with an unfinished run of 252
after tahing the lead with n run of i04.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Saul Iefferts Fishing Club Had Successful
Season.

The Saul Lefferts Fishing Club sailed from
Frceport on last election day with twelve
members on board the Katherine and Flor
ence, and the members enjoyed this trip more
than any other this season. Our club made
many fishing trirs this year, commencing on
March % and including the final trip Of
November i3. Twenty-one times went bay
f~hlng and sixteen times we went deep sea
fishing. Our season for 1921 wound up with
the November i3 trip.
on election day we caught more than COO
founders and this was our finest mess Of
fish. They rar from half to two and n
half pounds each. mostly being Of the larger
sire. Mr. Myers OF Freeport was high hook
with az. and the prize fi-h Of two and half
pounds won fine knitted eweater for the
catcher-Dave Barashick. Fifteen members
were ont on tho fnal Sunday trip. but we
did not strike the fish. The catch was II
founders and the high hook was Sam Marks,
with o. Harry Berlin took the biggest fish
and Incidentally an order for n raincoat
Our tackle has been placed in winter quar-
ters. where II viii remain until March, 1922.
when our trips viii start again.
A. KRINCEL.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Clarence Hummer Weds.

Miss Marion Gascoyne of Richmond
Hill and Clarence Hummer, the noted
jockey. who rode Man O. War In many
of his famous victories, were married at
) o'clock yesterday in the Roman Cath
olic Church Of the Holy Child Jesus,
Richmond Hill, the Rev. Father Terence
Boyle. pastor of st. Ignatius's Church.
Brooklyn, officiating.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
McNamsra Wins $500
Golf Prize at Wvkaovl

The $500 prize offered by the wy
kagyl Club TO the golfer making the sea-
sons lowest score under par, was won
by Frank Mcnamara, professional, OF
the Cherry Valley Club. according to Of
ficial announce ment made last night.
McNamara's score was II. The scores
follow:
,ra,k NscNa,oar, r-torr-, r,.,t,,, -
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Zbyszko Is Victor.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. I. - Stanisiaus
Zbyszko. WORLDS heavyweight wrestling
CHAMPION. defeated Jatrinda Gobar. Hin
du grappler. In straight falls here to-
night, winning the first In twenty-seven
minutes. with an arm scissors. and the
second In minutes with the same hold
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Bouts of the Week.

TONIGHT.
Fifteenth Infantry Ariuory-,Toe Lewis W..
Young Snm Langford, ten rounds
Willie Dunn Va. Jackie Moore, ten
rounds.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3.
Commonwealth =. C.--TOmmy McAleer
W. Jimmy Kelly, twelve rounds; Jimmy
Greg vs.. Young Pierce, twelve rounds.
Rink =. G.. tBrookI vu) --.Iohnny Grccne vs.
Phil FrarchIni Twelve rounds.
NirfI, Regiment A.fnory-Niclsry Pcli vs.
Jimmy Day. ts-eiye rounds; Georgie
rush va. Doe Snnto, twelve rounds.
walker y. &. astoria, 4. L)--SalIor
Mnhrr W.. sailor Tommy Billiard
twelve rounds; Young stewart w. ROY
McFnrfund. twelve rounds; White GILL;
reo w. Danny Powers. ten rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
ROD AND GUN NEWS
LOCAL ANGLERS rECEMBER TO DECEMnER @

than ever. II is hard TO see just how the boat
owners can reduce their fare and still some
fishermen complain that the price Ia too
high. day ou'ir0 w'.r enc bait suppiirc
az the rates now being charged Is probably
the least expensive days sport that can
be had anywhere on the Atlantic coast.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Boston A. A. Games.

BOSTON, Dec. THE thirty-third annual
indoor track games and relay carnival OF
the Boston Athletic Association win be held
February 4. It was announced to-day. Tho
games will be staged again at the Boston
Arena.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Women of Knollwood G. c.
Hold Their Opening Shoot

The women members of the Knollwood
Country Club he'd their first shoot at the
club trars yesterday afternoon with the
70.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
GIBBONS AND KRUG
IN FIERCE DRAW
Mike Has Three Of His Teeth
Knocked Out in Twelve
Round Bout.

Mike Gibbons OF st. Paul and Phil
Krug Of Newark fought draw las,
night in the Laurel Garden. Newark.
IN the early rounds Gibbons gained a
lead by bewildering Krug with his jab-
bling tactics and had Krug's nose bleed
ing.
Krug rallied In the sixth round, when
he sent Gibbons staggering to the ropes
with right to the jaw.
From then on Krug gained ground and
in the ninth round he knocked three OF
Gibbons's teeth out.
In the twelfth and final round both
men stood toe to toe. hammering each
other.
william Hart Of this city asks TIN
New YORK HERALD, to decide a wager, to
give the exact age OF Kid Broad. former
fsafherweight boxer and at present a
noted figure OF the moving picture
screen. Broad was born on March Is,
1873. which makes him 4S years OF age.
Broad retains his youthfu'ness in a
marked degree, and he carries off intense
emotional scenes In film pictures In a
manner TO arouse the highest admiration
Of the spectators. Broad was n very
handy fighter In his youth and he met
Mt various times nearly every feather
weight of prominence In this country.
Eddie O'Dowd. the Columbus, Ohio
bantam and brother of Phil O'Dowd
who outpointed Joe Lynch. seems to
have hesitated IN his mad rush for the
title in the i1s pound class. O'Dowd
was outpointed by an unknown named
Patsy Flanagan In a IL round bout In
st Louis recently.
Snowy Baker. the Australian pro.
noter. expresses the opinion that Amer.
iran boxers outside OF those In the
championship list are not OF very high
class. He added that good fighters are
few and far between In America to-day
In view of the fact that Billy Shade, n
California niddleweight of fair ability.
recently defeated every Australian
champion from nliddleweight up ia
heavyweight, II would appear that Mr.
Baxter would do well to connne hil
comment 70 the puginst crop Of Aus.
tralia.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Fails to Hold Lead.

1t was by far the most evenly con-
tested tussle of the day. At one stage Of
the final game Putnam had a le'd of
12-5. but he failed to check deter
mined rally launched by his opponent
and quickly lost his advantage.
The difficulty experienced by the Har-
ward Club tenn champions In defeating
their Columbia Club opponents YVES
r; ther unexpected. With Fillmore Van
S. Hyde, national amateur champion,
end Anderson Dana, one Of the top
ranking players. on the squad tho Grim
son h d figured to win IS decisively as
they had in the prst. Both Hyde and
Dana did live up to expectations. dis
posing of their opponents with plenty to
spare. but Milton l.. Cornell surprised
by outplaying p. M. Morrison and w.
A. Kimbel also performed the unex-
pected by triumphing in straight games
over Ralph G. Coburn. and the result
WIS the most interesting meet OF the
eprlv sere son.
Hyde. who has been playing In mid
season form. again demonstrated that
it will be difficult to deprive him of the
national title he won a year ago. His
sl1ilful placing. dazzling speed and
ability to outguess the other man en-
q bled him to defeat Frank Kidde, one OF
.he most experienced players In the
game by a score of 15--2. 15--3. Dana
allowed II. Duncan Buckley only six
points IN each game.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Two More Upscts.

On the Crescent Athletic Club courts
the home team. desDite the defeat of Its
leading player. Charles M Bull. Jr..
scored easily over Princeton Club. four
matches to one. The Crescents actually
won only three out OF four, taking the
other by default. but they were clearly
entitled 10 the victory. There were two
upsets The first was the defect of
Armin w. Riley at the hands OF James
Doig. This match went extra games
and. like the Wh'tlock- Putnam tussle
az the Columbia Club. was won by a
single point. the score in the final game
being 17-16.
The other surprise was Harold r.
MixselPs victory over Charles NJ. Bull.
Jr. II was q hard hitting contest. In
which both men played brilliantly. Bull
hae the better change OF pace and in The
second game, which he won, puzzled the
Pri~ceton man atedly. but the lat
ter's supe~ior speed of stroke. upon
which he depended chiefly. won the de-
c'diug game at 15--12. The summary:
HARVARD CLUB. 3: COLUMBIA CLUB. 2.
Fillmore Van s. Hyde. Harvard. defeated
son Dana, Harvard. defeated II Dr-can
Rulklev. Columbia, 15-6 1S-6: T. s. Whit
lock, Haryard. defeated r, W Putnam. Co
rell, Columbia, defeated p. M. Morrison.
Harvard. Ills. 1917. is-5; w. A. Kimhar.
Columbia. defeated Ralph G. coburn. Har-
CRESCENT A. c.. 4: PRINCETON. I.
Hard r. Mixsell. Princeton, defeated
Charles NJ Bull. Jr., Crescent. l5--'0 9-t5
l7-12; z: Earl Fink. Crescent. defeated JohN
Crescent, defeated Arrnir w. Riley. Prince
ION. Mo 4-i5. 1I-l6: G. w. DinRee
Cro.cen, dcfes,ed J. N. DENTON, princeton
from RI. Tobey. Princeton, by default.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

Fishermen sympathizc with Arthur Th"rnton.
Expression Of deepest regret was expressed
by the many friends OF Arthur Thornton on
learning OF Mr.. Thornton'a illness, and we
all hope and pray for speedy recovery of
one who I'm the past has been ray OF sun
shine 70 VS. NIL ON many occasions.
TIN J- EGAN.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Seryatius Is Crowned
Three Cushion Champion
Wins New York State Anna.
teur Title in Brooklyn.

Louis A. Servatius. the veteran billiard
player last night was crowned the New
York State amateur three cushion cham
pion when he defeated NJ. w. Leake in
the Rational Recreation in Brooklyn
ServaGius triumphed by the scant margin
of one point, the final score being 80 to
20. The conteset lasted fifty-three
innings
The game was the best played in the
tourney, which has been in progress for
the last two weeks. The players are
about the same age and for that reason
large crowd watched the game. Every
point was hard earned and neither con-
testant took any chances. Both resorted
to safety rlay throughout Servatiis re-
turned the highest run when he clicked
off five. Leake's best string was three.
Servatius went through the tourney suf-
fering only one defeat and winning eight
games. John Mills was runner up to
Servatius with seven victories and two
defeats.
In the New York State professional
pocket billiard championship tournament
in Lawlor Brothers room In Brooklyn
'ast night Arthur Church, the defendin9
champion. defeated James Maturo. 125
TO 81. Mature returned the high run
record of the event when he made 49
points In his first inning. In to-night's
game c. Harmon viii oppose L. Dawson.
Two games were played last night In
the interstate Claes G 1872 amateur
ballsline tournament In Cranfield's room.
After winning the first game from II. A.
Clemons by $50 to ss. DR.. T. w. Guggle
lost the second contest to T. ID. Benedict
The score OF this game was $50 to i44.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
ROD AND GUN.
USONA

leaves Battery Pier every 49, -~Rm. excep
Mondays, at 9 A. NJ. Fastest boat TO Cholers
Banks. Sunday, Dec. {, first trip.
Cant Mr-E.TvE
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Cont Defe ats Schaefer
in Exhibition 1892 Mattel

sAmateur.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
SODNIJSKO PREPOVEDANA
STORKLJA.

Denver, Colo. = Royal Graham,
Sodnik na mladinskem sodiScu VI
Georgetown, je priporocal, da Sc
maj Mrs. Clyde Cassidente podvr-
re operaciji, ki maj bi jo napravila
neplodovito, to je nezmozno wee
zaroditve.
Mrs Cassidente je matt peterih
otrok. Pozvana je' bila Ma sodiSce
skozi pritozbo denverskih social
nih delaveev, ceS, da zanemarja
svoje otroke in Jim ne daje dovolj
hrane.
DR.. Lay Sunderland je porocal
ma sodiscu, da je bill veckrat po-
ivan receno druzino in je mne-
MIA, ola so otroci zanemarjeni radi
tega, ker matt rodi otroke prepo-
gostoma.
"Kaj bi vi sugestirali?" je
vprasal sodnik zdravnika.
"Sugestiral bi, da Sc Mrs. Cas-
sidente podvrze operaciji, da Sc jo
napravi nezmozno zaroditve'', je
odvrnil zdravnik.
eta slucai odlagam do 10.
IAN, lie rekel sodnik, "med tenn
casom maj Sc pa sugestijo zdrav-
nika izvrSi. -
DR.. Sunderland je izpoVedal ma
sodiScu, da ie moz omenjene ze-
ne, XII je po poklicu notar in tia
lijanski tolmac, re dovolil, ola Sc
tako operaciio sme izvrsiti ma ME
govi zeni ako privolili tudi ona.
Sodnikovega sveta Sc he smatra
"a ukaz in nihce ne more zene pri-
siliti, ola bi Sc podvrgla taxi ope-
raciii, Ge bi sama ne bila zadOvolJ-
ma, toda sodi Sc, da Sc DO podvr.
gla. Izjavljeno je, da radi prepo.
gostnih porodov zanemarja svoJt
tsedanie otroke. Ako porodi prene
hajo, tedai j bo mogoee posvetit
jim vecio skrb. Ako bi Sc ne hote
la podvreci operaciji bo druzba z,
varstvo otrok poskuSala debit
sodniisko dovoljenje, da Sc j o
troke odvzame in izroci oskTbt
kakemu zavodu. Ona nj zadovolj
ma S sodnikovim sklepom in pravi
ola rodi otroke ga bozjo cast ii
SIayo'
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
vELIKANsKI svETILNIK.

Pariz, Franciia. = Tukaj je bill
pravkar dograien najveeji svetll-
mix ma svetu. Svetilnik ie name
nien, da. razsvetljuje postaJo "a
aeroplane V Dijonu. Gradllo Sc ga
ie Skozi dve lett.
Luci ma svetilniku dajejo dvati-
soc milionov sveG svetime moci in
vidne bodo ma daljavo 200 mill.
Svetilnik do sedaj Sc nj pOStav-
lien, toda to Sc bo zgodilo V KRAFT
ken GaSu. VSe njegovo ogrodJe,
vStevSi betonSke Stebre in drugo
Sc bo prepeljalo ma Mount Africa
= neki hrib blizini Dijona. =
Tam bodo potem velikanske lucl
zarele tekom temnih noel in kaza-
lie zrakoplovom in aeroplanom
pot.
StroSh "a zgrajenje znaSajo
100000 frankov.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
GNEzDo os JE POJEDEL.

Texarkana, Ark. = John link
IL st. Louisa je radi lakote poje-
del osje gnezdo, katero je nasel V
nekem grmoviu. Vsega sestrada-
mega so ga nasli pod nekim mo-
stom. Izpovedal je, da nj mogel
dobiti della, z beracenjem pa 81 nj
izprosil toliko, da bi mu zadoscalo
"a hrano. Oddali so ga mex do
brodelen zavod.
Dogodek Sc je pripetil V dezelll,
XII je najbogatejSa ma svetu IN ina
skoro polovico vsega zlata ma sve-
tn V svoiih bankah. PRAY V oni de-
zeli Sc je to pripetilo, kier moraJo
farmarji sezigati .koruzo, ker Je
ne morejo prodati---..
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
Ali ste ze posIali
naroGnino?

Ce niste, posljite jo takoj, da Sc
vam lista ne vstavi in da boste de-
lezni krasnega 1ovega romano, ki
bo pricel izhajati tenn listh dru-
gi mesec. Zastopniki pozurite Sc s
agitacijo "a list, S kolekcijo zapad-
lie narocnine in da nam pridobite
cim vec mogoce novih narocnikov.
vsak posamezen citateli, narocnik
bodi OBJ enem tudi agitator ter
nam pridobi vsai vsak po enega
novega narocnika. "a posamezni-
ka to ne bo tezko, nam pomagano
pa bo v teh Ariticnih easih zelo
veliko. Ma delo torei vsi! vi nam,
nj VAN!
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
VEDEzEVALKA PRAVI, DA 30
FRANCOSKI VELEMORILEC
ZEN UBEzAL zILJOTINI.

Pariz, Francija. = "Landru .ie
obsojen moz, toda na ziljotrno ne
poJde. Obsojen bo, toda umrl bo
predno ga odvedejo ma ziljotino,
ola ga obglavijo." Tako prerokuje
francoska vedezevalka madame de
Theleme glede usode velemorilca
Landru, ki je usmrtil enajst vdov.
Poroca Sc, da je ia prerokinja
napovedala padec Wilsona, konec
vojne, washingtonsko konferenco,
revoluciio V Rusiji in naznanila
cello natancen dan, na katerega Sc
je nemski kajzer odpovedal pre-
Stolu.
Ko Sc je prineslo novice Ian
dru, Sc je slednji zelo zanimal "a
prerokovanje cali je RESI-" je
vpraSal in ko Sc mu je znova "a
trdilo, je nadaljeval:
Ma vSak nacin Je mole zivlJe-
ME koncano. Rajsi umrem kot bi
Sci pregnanstvo. Ce lie nj ziljoti-
ma, pa me ne briga."
Njegova zadeva pred sodiscem
je cimdalje boil brezupna "a ME
ga. Use njegovo zatrjevanje ne
doEnosti mu ne pomaga, ker Sc
skoro vsaka izjava, katero poda,
izkaze Ia neresniGno.
Sodna dvorana je vedno polna
obcinstva, predvsem zenSk. ko je
tekom obravnave rekel drZavni
pravdnik: "Porotniki, poglejte ga
| v oci! To so oci bestijalnega mo-
rilca. On je najbrz umoril vec O.
seb nego je nam znano."
! Tedaj Sc je oglasila neka DANA
med obcinstvom "Njegove oci so
oci izbornega liubimca ne pa mo-
rilca.' Z
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
IZSELJEVANJE ITALIJANOV
v BRAzILIJO.

Rim, Itahja. = Pc mesecih po-
gajanja je Italia koncno nasla
kraj, kamor bo lahko posiljala
svoje izseljenike, ki he morejo do
speti Zdruzene DRAW radi tovr-
stne omejitve, XII vlada V njih- q
Brazilijo Sc je napravilo pogodbo,
ma podlagi katere bo braziljska
vlada dovolila prihod neizueenim
italijanskim delavcem, ce bodo
priSli tia iskati della.
To ne bo koristilo samo italian
skim paroplovnim druzbam nego
bo postalo vazno "a dezelo, XII mo-
ra tako cakati ma vsak denar, ki
pride cd drugod.
Poleg tega je Italija zadovolJna
nacrtom, ker z naseljevanjem L
talijanov Braziliji Sc bo tam
razsirjalo latinsko pleme, docim Sc
bo mnogo pomagalo revnim itali-
ianskim dezelanom, zlasti Onim IL
!juznih krajev Italije.
Brazilja je obljubila, da bo da-
la italijanskim delavcem prav ta-
ko pravice kot vse drugim,
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
PROHIBICIJA JE oDVZELA
DEzELI EMO MIL.TARDO
DAVCNIH DOHODKoV.

Washington, D. c., %. nov. =
Daveni dohodki Wade "a fiskalno
leto 1921 so padli skoro "a emo mi
ljardo doIarjev, ee Sc jih primerja
S prejSnjim letom. Ma drugi stra-
nj so pa stroski "a pobiranje dav-
kov narastli 80 centov "a ysakih
ikolektanih sto dolarjev.
Daveni dohodki tega leta 50
znasali 1885, 900, ,765, prejsnjega
fiskalnega leta pa, ki Sc je konca-
10 ma 80. junija 1920 so dohodki
znasali $5,4O7, ,580,251.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
cUDNA "BoMBA".

V pondeljek zveeer je pod vo-
zom elektriGne zeleznice na Hal
sted cesti Chicagu ehsplodiral
kotel S stisnienim zrakom. Eksplo-
zija je napravila tax pok, kakor
kanon. V vozu je med ljudmi ma
stala velika panika, pretres zrak
je zdrobil vse sipe in Iuei so ugas-
milo, kar je zmeSnjavo Sc poveca-
10. Pet oseb ie eksplozija poSkodo-
vaIa, da jih ie bio treba odpeljati
V bolniSnieo.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
NEWYoRsKA PoLIcIJA

ie zaplenila $4,000 zabojev izvrst-
mega skotskega zganja, XII je bilo
vtihotapljeno V Zdruzene drzave.
zganje je vredno en- million dollar
jew.
Poslujoci federalni prohibicijski
direktor E. G. Yellowley je Mama
nil, da so zanke ze razpredene, da
Sc bo najkrajSem easu zaplenilo
Sc "a pet miljonov dolarjev vred-
mega zganja.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
EKajIIin1a Amerika pricakovati Cd
Velike Britanije?
PoMEN ANGLo-JAPoNsKE zvEzE.
Preparedness znova.

.'Americus' je svoem poskusao medparodn
bankiri prsti zdr Dr2 tujmi drzavam i je bill pr
obGen zadn evk elias Svobod pokaza sedanja
konferenca Washington v lie da ustanov nea
aanco ohranla zduzene drzave brezupnem
podvrzenju Angli in Japonsd zadev oborozenja
bankrska bi bia veiko kor Angij
Japons Skodia b pa Zdruzenm dzavam Ia bo tud
pomoco svoega mogoene 6asopja poskSaa osmes do da
med Zdruzenimi dzavam sran AngJo
JaponSkO drug
drugega potrebno kot pogeda povrno zgodovno
ge vsakemu bo ako asno kakno saSce vseej
paa Vedno in vedno ba Anglia veka prjateica ysakeg
naroda ako nj dotcn narod postal nevaren nen pok ali ME
gospodvu Anglia je ba vedno zkori
Scane mah narodoy izvzems Burov juzni Af ndcev In
dill in yseh ostaih, mad katerimi gospoduje.
Nena poitika e ba vedno karaktersiGna Vseej znaa
dob aterega da e Sci namso ogen kosan To e
pokazao tud zadn svetovni von Nemco dogo gle
daa psano ka ndustra deze posala skrano
dus Angije Ia Angijo e bo orej nuno potrebnO da
Nem6iI In ko zgodo Anglia najmanj
sodeovaa dosego ega Fanca e opava gavno deo
namesto ME
Anglia bo in vedno kuje pro svOim financnm in
ndustrianim kmovakam pred pa pro tekmovakam
moru Kadarko kak narod zae gradi adij je Anglia
ko aea naprava kako bo uica voSko monariSkO
finanGno dotiGnega naroda
Odkar e NemGija iGena Zduzene drzave Ja-
ponska Sc nj to bo Anglia potrbova oda zdruzne
drave danes nnevarpee angeS rgovn Nkakega dvo
MI da e Anglia nacre nh micene in to dobro vedo
Washingtonu.
Dive kosti vdi Anglia svo zvezi Japonsko prv6 uni
Genie svoe sedan gavne tekmovake mou drugc bo ia
korisa bo ho obdrza svo gospodvo lnd ce be
hotea ohran svoe Ktak Ia sYoie yez Aystrajo IN No
Rad tezav katere ina danes Anglia 6 Japonsk mogoce
magati revolt Iniji in prebiva nd b aponsko pomocjo
kmau pogna Angeze more Ce pa zgod eda
biSko kraestvo Indiji podere mic Odrezani b bill vekan
ski dohodh od tam in sadov dveoenih ing bi bill unicen
To e razog da bit Anglia zvez Japonsko to
pna avno ali pa zankue Zanikanie tenn ozru b ba d
pomatcna az tenn razpavljajo nekaer amerisk l
vsa dan in pravo da Zene drzave poebno da sc zdr
zio sentiment medsebojnega nteresa Ktajsko Indo Az
pa Nemcio Ruso Evropi Use sovraStvo pro posednj
dravama zgiti in stvar p trba dobr odnoSaje nil
mi kai Amerka ih bo porebovala Amerka e zapa
evopske zadeve in njenem ntereu e da posSa pr n ko
kor mogoe mao oskodovana re me aksnih kost
ocged e zaGelo govorti ola Sc Amer
a razooz oboro rad zeje do miarzma
rad strahu pred tum In glavna predsavteca
tega imperijalizma je Anglia.
Rad Angje je mogocna govska Spania posaa
tina dezea Nina mornarice nina vec trgovine.
Rayno TAXA je pripetila Hoandsoki Dansk Fancp ia
sena a nekoc moru moGna tekmoyaka Ang danes nj
veG
Posednia vs e ba Nemeija Pred vono je ia lastovaa
bono brodov in vekansko rgoko mornaco danes
nina enega drugega svoo zvrstno poiko je znaa An
giia pomes vsemi svojm tekmovalkam No in kono je
brtSko aponske sori bodonbs nka podobnega
Zdruzenimi drzavami
Amer s zaGe danes propagrat skoro poabljeno pre-
paredness''
In kan bo to vodio?
Do voine
Glas svobode., 1921-11-29
STIRIDESET CIKASKIH ZDRA-
NIKOV PRIDE PRED SODISCE.

Stirideset eikaskih zdravnikov
pride pred federalno sodisee V te-
ku nekaj tednov, ker so prelomili
Harrisonov antinarkoticen zakon.
Zdravniki so obtozeni, da so
raznim rabiteljem morfija, kokai-
ma in opija dobayljali te unicujo-
ce strupe, kar je strogo prepove-
dano.