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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open ClOgged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged nostrils will open. The air
passages of your head will clear and
YOU can breathe freely. No more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, snufiing,
mucous discharges or dryness; no strug-
CLING for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, infamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs Don't stay stufed-up
and miserable.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
ALMOST THE ENTIRE
CITY FORGOT TO REGISTER
Only 80 Qualified to Vote in the Pri-
mary for Aldermen.

Three members of the next city
council were nominated Wednesday,
but very few people seemed to know
it or to care whether the city had any
aldermen or not.
ed for the election, and only "a OF these
went to the polls and cast ballot. 1t
shows to what small extent the people
are interested in politics at this time;
The gentlemen who were nominated
are E. B. Durham, D. F. English and
T. S. Martin, all of whom are prom
inent business men interested i'll the
welfare of the city. They will be tor,
mally elected in December next, and
take office on January l, 1922.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
FAULKNER SPOKE
TO THE WOMAN'S CLUB
Fesentative of State Health Board
Talked on Personal Hygiene.

\ the regular meeting of the Wo-
Club Wednesday afternoon an
FuaIIy tull attendance proved the
~ welcome given to DR.. James K.
Pkner, This distinguished physi-
IS connected with the state board
Faith, and his services as a lectur-
r. much in demand. He spoke for
fonr on Personal Hygiene" en-
Rsllzlng the several essentials of nor
living, His presentation of old and
truths was nothing short of mas
Ills sympathetic manner, his
FL. style and his first hand know1-
OF his subject inspired instant
Roence, and each of his Dawson
r. went out from his instruction
Llnced OF her own responsibility to-
pubic health and encourage
greater effort thereto.
j IT. the lecture, while the hostess
the day served sandwiches and
IL Club members had the oppor-
N 10 meet DR.. Faulkner socially,
.ne occasion OF his visit will long
remembered.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
FINE CHAUTAUQUA
PROGRAM WAS GIVEN
,,oN HAS FIVE DAYS OF
RWSUTc Class AND WHOLE
|HlGn 1r ENTERTAINMENT.

n.do.tb Chautauqua Co., which
ne closed five days engage
Ju' lawson, presented a program
n' III 70 the high standard the
y. u has learned to expect from
Dil' entertainers. The attractions
''s ,een so varied as to hold the
If those privileged to attend.
ne . op consisted of special nov
a iotmres, and delightful musical
b lea' nv four young women, who
r. llOI ali artists in their line In the
Re d. George L. McNutt in his
ping The War on Hunger" did
ul ;Indrlge in mere theories, put
"u uut Of an experience that has
PEe Inn him familiar with problems as
'o |. re . exist, that have to do with
1 b;ob cost Of living.
IT, m,e second days program was 1eat-
ne h. She the appearance of the Irene
n XIV ~ Co. By her genius and tech
H. combined with a pleasing per-
uT T;+v Miss Stolofsky, the noted
s en'y has captured audiences IN the
Iln'9 o;ties all over the United States
hor interpretations of selections
ne n Dawson showed marvellous
\ Associated with Miss Stolofsky
4 the well-known baritone, Vawterr
cr rng who was heard in several
IT, 99nmbers. These artists were
a. IN concert again Thursday eve
II y which was followed by Harry l..
'eei'anan's lecture, Success or Fail
/" The rapid-fre delivery OF the
her did not interfere in the least
Il his driving home with dynamic
- tbp great fundamental truths and
a audience was united in the opin-
q that the lecture was an unqualified
r. OF the most popular attractions
tbe entire series, Dunbar's White
sssSars gave two concerts Friday
Oh were enthusiastically received.
the difficult selections rendered the
s S;c;ars showed wonderful rhythmi-
s. control and a sustained melody
made each number a delight to
sic lovers. The striking costumes
d in well with the novel and ex-
Ordinary features given in the grand
acert Friday evening by the Dun
81 band and male chorus. 1t is high
..sise to say that Beulah Buck, the
Il known impersonator, was at her
in the variety of readings given
law afternoon. The lecture by DR..
Il. Hagerman on Saturday after
Bn. The Man With One Window"
inspirational and entertaining, the
hence losing nothing from this be-
substituted for The World We
Ia In" scheduled for the hour. The
sbedy, Nothing But the Truth, "
led to a large audience Saturday
hing made a great hit. There was
dull moment throughout the per-
finance, and every act was greeted
uprOariOus merriment.
IN entertainment OF rare pleasure
the Swiss Yodlers in concert on
Ahday afternoon and again in the
hing being a part of the Joy
III" program, featuring Evelyn
gett, cartoonist and interpretative
Her. This was one OF the very best
i actions Of the week in which YER
Ility and genuine artistry have been
hbined to give Dawson people high
rs entertainment genuinely appre-
Led.
Ehe Redpath people have had sew
seasons in Dawson, and have
yen their ability and purpose to
~ to the line whether adverse
EIAds blow or iavoring gales.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
DAWSON MAN RECEIVES
BEES BY PARCEL POST

Tax Collector ]. o. Russell, who
has for some time been interested IN
a small apiary at his home on Lee
street, plans to improve his strain OF
honey makers, and received Monday
by parcel post a number of Italian
queen bees from a large apiary II
Alabama
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
A Farmer Cured of Rheumatism.

"A man living on a farm near. here
came in a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. | hand
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's LIN
i1nent and told him to use it freely
says c. P. Rayder, Patten Mills. n
Y. "a few days later he walked INTO
the store as straight as a string and
handed me a dollar saying, Give me
another bottle of Charberlain's Linz
ment; | want it in the house all the
time, for it cured me-"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
DAY SCHOOL CLASS IS
EtASANTLY ENTERTAINED
On the Bible an Interesting and
instructive Feature.

! george Dozier was at home on
Say afternoon to Mrs. ]. P. Per-
1oluay school class, the occasion
Ri XIII. most enjoyable. A quiz on
p.ole was an instructive and in
f"is feature OF the program,
N.Y. was frightened by musical
D D,r; n happy social hour follow
Il ,,l!, which tempting salad
I win iced tea was served.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
A PAIR OF BOOZE MAKERS
ARE CAPTURED AT SASSER
Another Taken for Having Joy Juice
In His Pocket.

Sheriff Woods went down to Sasser
Saturday night and arrested John
Washington and Will Watson for il
licit distilling. Their outfit was small
lard can affair. They gave bond OF
$3.50 each and were released.
While at Sasser the sheriff also ar
rested Julius Watson, another negro,
for having whisky on his person. He
had two bottles concealed in his peck
cts A bond of $3.50 was taken for his
appearance at court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-04-12
STORES WILL BE CLOSED
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOONS

A half holiday each week has been
agreed upon by the merchants OF
Dawson, and beginning this week the
stores will be closed at II O'Clock on
Thursday afternoons until further no.
tice
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
INDUSTRIES IN
OHIODO BETTER
Youngstown District Leads in
Increasing Steel Out
mt
put.

CLEVELAND, Oct 14.-Industrial re
sumptioRs in the northeast quarter Of
Ohio are mostly in the basic industries.
Following the squirt in the Youngstown
district iron and steel manufacture, re-
ports are coming in from the smaller
cities of quickening production Addi-
tional mills are operating near Canton,
and a few plants there report their OPP
erations to be 100 per cent.
The Stark Division of the United Al
10y Steel Company, Canton, is running
tWenty-One out # twenty eight mills; the
United Furnace division is nearly nor
nal and the United Alloy plant is be
tween 80 and 80 per cent capacity. Can
ton Sheet Steel Company has enough or
ders to operate for several weeks at the
present accelerated scale Of seven mills
out of thirteen. Superior Sheet Steel
Company. Canton, viii soon enter its
eighth week at 100 per cent The Louis
Vile Sheet Steel Company, Louisville,
Ohio announces a material increase in
orders and has increased its operations
from 40 to 60 per cent for the coming
week.
That Bessemer has the call over open
hearth steel at the present time in the
steel trade is the assertion of a prom
inent manufacturer. This is because of
the low cost of manufacture. The Bes-
semer plant of the American Steel and
Wire Company in Cleveland has been
running several weeks and the Carnegie
Steel Company S Bessemer plant at New
Castle, Pa, will operate next week, fol-
lowing the blowing in of two blast
furnaces of the same company at New
Castle this week.-Copyright 1921, by
Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
Presbyterian Pastor
Takes Up New Work

The Rev. 1e..n Miner was installed as
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church
last evening, DR. Benjamin J. Bush, pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian Church
of Lexington, KY. preaching the install
lation sermon. The Rev. John E. Fer
guson, pastor Of the HopeweH Presby-
terrain Church Of Franklin, made the
charge to the Rev. Mr.. Milner. the Rev.
Rhys P. Jones. pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church Of Franklin, delivering
the charge to the congregation, officiat-
ing at the ritqalistic service. Following
the services the congregation greeted the
new pastor and welcomed him into the
church.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
Credit Men Elect
Officers at Dinner

John c. Rugenstein was elected presi-
dent of the Indianapolis Association of
Credit Men, at the annual dinner and
election of the association at the Clay
pool Hotel last night Other officers
were elected as follows: First vice presi-
dent, A. P. Stephenson; second vice presi
dent, o. E. Lewis; treasurer, J. NJ. Cas-
well; directors. J. G. Martin D. A.
Murphy, T. B. Slupesky and c. Z. SUlli
van. All of those elected were candidates
on the First ticket, with the exception
Of Mr.. Sullivan. who was a candidate on
the Second ticket. The dinner was fol-
lowed by a dance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
Cadle Tabernacle
Meetings Postponed

Because of the failure to have the
heating plant OF the new Cadle Taber-
nacle installed, the mana cement has
found it necessary to indefinitely post
pone the revival which has been in prog
ress by Or. ". z. Biederwolf The
tabernacle was formally dedicated last
Sunday by Gypsy Smith. AS soon as the
heating plant is Installed, the meetings
will be resumed. 1t was announced home
prayer meetings viii be held on Tues
day and Friday mornings. DR.. Bieder-
wolf will leave Sunday for MarshaIItown,
lows, TO begin a revival
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
Spanish Cabinet on
Verge Of Collapse

MADRID, Oct. 14.-Reports Of friction
among the cabinet members which might
result in the resignation of the ministry
were current here today, following
special meeting of the cabinet. The mem
bers were said to be divided over the
military operations against the MOOrs in
Morocco The cabinet meeting was held
in the royal palace.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
Home Building
Exhibit Attracts

One OF the distinctive exhibits at the
Industrial Exposition is that of the Real
tor Building Company which is the only
home building concern to enter the show
The sign Manufacturers of Homes" ex-
plains how the firm was enabled to enter
a manufacturers exhibit. The company
is composed Of Ford V. Woods and Frank
7. Richards, two young men who en-
tered the contracting business after leav-
ing the Army.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
$1,000 Coats

Atwood sample coats; lined
throughout; all the wanted
styles and col SAn M
ors. Sizes 2 AA " *
to ID years. .DO.SO
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

Hair that receives regular ap-
piicatons of NetUbro 5 Herpicide has
life and snap - radiates health is
soft, fluffy and abundant. You will
be surprised and delighted with the
results obtained from Herpicide,
HerpiciGe is sold on a money
back guarantee by all Drug and De-
partment Stores. BARRIERS apply it.
Ten cents in stamps or coin
sent to The Herpicide Company.
Dept. q, Detroit, Mich, will bring
you generous sample ard booklet
GA The Care of the Lag.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
ZDRAVNIKI NAPRAVLJAJO
OTRoKU USEsA.

Omaha, Neb., 9. maja. = Nena
vadno operacijo so zapocell zdrav
niki ma tri mesece starem detetu
Charlesu Brown, ki Sc nahaJa '
St. Joseph bolnisnici tu.
Mali Carries je povsem norma
len otrok v vsalem oziru edlnc
iziemo, da Sc ie rodil ma ia svet
brez. uhljev. Dvanajst zdravnikoy
Sc trudi, ola izboljsa decku njegoy
sllsalni aparat in s tenn obraznc
lepoto.
Dete Sc je V prvie nahajalo pet
insstirideset minut pod uplivom u
spavalnega sredstva in Go sedaJ ]e
operacija uspesna. Zdraynlkl pra-
vic, da bo vzelo vec tednoy, da
bo operacija koneana.
Uhlie so zdravniki modelirall II
koze, katero 50 detetp odrezali $
stegen.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
TURIsTI MAJ PLACAJo.

Dunaj, 9. maja. - Kot po vse]
sedanii Avstriji tako yladajo tez
Ike razmere tudi tirolskih planl'
nah. Sklenilo Sc je, ola Sc splosne
mu gospodarskemu slabemu sta
niu pomaga z denarjem turlstov
ali hribolazcev.
V tirolskem dezelnem zboru Sc
ie sprejelo dolocbo, XII prayl, .da
mora vsak nedezelan, ki Sc nahaJa
ma Tirolskem placati desetkrat
vec "a vsako stvar kot pa placu-
ieio domacini. Nedezelani. morale
plaeevati posebnim denarJem, k
temelji ma nemSli mark in kate.
rega vrednost je desetkrat vega
cd avstrijske krone. Pol doblcka
Xxi bo ia odredba prinesla gre PR
vatnikom, XII bodo kupeevall :
tuici druga polovica pa gre Y de
zelno blagajno.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
ROKOBORLEC JE USMRTIL
VLOMILCA z GOLIMI
ROKAMI.

San Francisco, Cal. = Louis III.
Ardouin, clan Olimpijskega kluba
in priznan rokobolilec (wrestler)
.ie golimi rokami ubil vlomilca,
katerega je zasaeil, ko je odpiEal
predale V njegovi sobi.
Ardouin je izpovedal pozneje
policiji, da je vlomilca pograbil IN
ga prijel ma mex poseben nacin ta-
lSo da mu je stisnil glavo ma prsi.
Tako ga ie hotel drzati dokler bl
niegova zena telefonirala po poll
clio. Ko ga je "a pet minut lzpu,
still ie bill vlomilec mrtev. Zdravni-
Ska preiskava je dognala, ola Sc Je
zadusil. Ko mu ie Ardouin mocno
sklonil glavo ma prsi, ga je ma gol-
tanec pritisnil srajcni obratnik in
ga zadavil.
Vlomilec zapusca zeno. Ardouin
je bill yes IL sebe, ko je spo-
znal, da je cloveka umoril.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
100000 PRISILJENIH DELAV
CEV Ma BOLGARSKEM.

London, 8. maja. = Y Bolgarl-
il imajo zakon, ki doloea "a vsa-
kega drzavljana pristine delavsko
sluzbo, tako kot je bila prisiljena
voiaSka sluzba V nekdanji Avstrl-
il in je danes V JugoslaviJl' la
obvezna postava je bila spreJeta
pred enim letom.
Postava doloca, da vsak nllade-
mic, XII doseze dvajseto leto stare
sti in vsaka dekle, ki doseze sest-
najsto leto mora biti poklicana'
da izvrsi neko gotovo delo V ,ko-
rist drzave. MoSkf imajo sluzit1 Y
ia namen dvanajst mesecev, zen
ske pa Sest mesecev. Nikomur sc
ne dovoli izseliti Sc iz dezele, do
kler ne izpolne tie dolznosti,
Okoi 100000 oseb je podvrze-
nih novi postavi Cd katerih Je O.
koli 100000 sposobnih "a dclo III
sc ze nahajajo V s!uzbi. ZaposlJe-
nj so pri grajenju ceSt, V sanltarnl
sluzbi, kopanju kanalov "a osuse-
vanje poll ozirOma "a namakanJt
poll kot je re slutaj, "a tlakoVa-
ME ulic in "a grajenje Sol In cltal-
mic.
Marsikomu Sc zdi sprejetJe te-
ca zakona nepravilnost toda kako
visoko bi bill dane ze, ce bi drza-
We poklicale recimo pO 3 leta VISA
kega zdravega fanta, da bi KAY u
stvarjal "a drzavo in ne "a vaJe,
ME orozju "a ubijanje III umlce-
vanje. Pri bolgarslli vladi Sc goto-
vo ne nahaja Spekulantov, kl 70
paio drzavo V imenu patrlJotlzma
drugaGe bi ne bill spreJet dot1cnl
zakon.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
"VOJNA" v ITALIJI.

Rim 9. maia. = Boji med fasi
sti ali ekstremnimi italijanskimi
narodniaki in komunisti postaJa-
10 cd dine do dne hujsi kot Sc boil
blizaio bodoec volitve. Pretepi III
medsebojni spopadi Sc vrse tn pa
tam po vsej Italiji.
Samo zadnji petek je bllo PR
takih spopadih ubitih sest oseb IN
okoli Stirideset ranjenih. Tisti
dan so fasisti V Cittadella V blizi-
nj Padove poskusali uniciti glav-
nj delavski stan pri cemur je ma
stal BOZ.
(Fasistom stoji IA strani itail-
ianska vlada. S tenn gibanje hoce
italiianska vlada zatreti delavsko
gibanje V Italiji, Xxi bi pred nekal
meseci kmalu pognalo kralJa Y
beg in pometlo italijansklml
vladimir maslezl. NadutoSt ltail-
ianskih sovinistov je boil poznana
kot nekoc nemSkih in II V imenp
"domovine" rrse oster boz prot
delavskemu gibanju Razume Sc.
da so ma njihovi strani vladaJocl
razredi in velikanska armada tia
lijanskega duhovnistva in menl-
stva. Vlada iih podpira cello de-
narjem. To ie vzrok zakaj je po-
stala njihova organizaciia tako
moGna in zakaj italijanskl klerl.
kalci prerokujejo svojo zmago PR
prihodniih volitvaE.)
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
ZDRAVNIKA PRETEPLI, Ma
MAZALI S SMOLO IN OBJ
SULI S PERJEM.

Beaumont, Tex, s. maja. = DR..
J. S. Paul, dvajset let re prebiva-
lee Beaumonta je bill ugrab5en od
petnajstih maskiranih moz sinoci
in odpeljan izven mesta. Ma samo-
ii so ga slekli pretepli bicem do
krvi, namazali ga raztoplJeno
smolo in obsuli perjem. Takega
so pripeljali nazaj in ga zlozlll V
sredi mesta, kjer ie bill najzivah-
nejsi promet. Velika mnozica We
cernih sprehajevalcev Sc je zbrala
okoli NIGGA. Ma sebi nj incl dru-
gega kot kratke spodnje hlace in
pa perje. Krvavel je Sc vedno IL
ran, katere je dobil pri bicanju.
Napadalci so mu naznanlll, da
ga kaznujejo zato, ker je zlorabii
svoio zdravnisko znanje. V kakem
oziru nj izvedel.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
OKOSTJE DAVNEGA VEIL
KAMA.

Morris, H., 9. maja. = Tozadev-
nj strokovnjaki preiSkajeje sedaJ
okostje prazgodovinskega velika-
ma, katero Sc je naSlo V napiavlJe-
nih plasteh gramoza ne dalec od
tega mesteca.
V zivljenju je moral biti veil
kan okoli oSem Gevljev visok. Zob-
lie so dobrem stanju toda so ne
koliko podobni ol1lom- kakorsne /
majo nekatere zivai.
kosti so dvakrat tako velike IN
income kot cd danaSniih Judi. Re
bra izgledajo kot cd manjsega ko-
MIA. Znanstveniki Sc trudijo, da
odkrijejo dobo, ko so ziveli ma
svetu taxi velikani V blizini me-
sta, kjer Sc je naSlo okostje Sc
skrbno preiskuje, upa Sc namrec,
da Sc najde kake vrste orodJa,
lonGenih izdelkov ali kaj slicnega
IL dotitnih pradavnih dni.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
NEMCI BoDO NAJBRz SPRE-
JELI ZAVEZNISKE TOCKE.

Berlin, 8. maja. = Voditelji
nemSkih strank so danes PRIMAL
da bO V drzavnem zboru veeina
poslancev zato, ola Sc spreJme "a.
vezniSki ultimatum V zadevi Vojnt
odSkodnine.
NemSki kabinet, ki Sc je pred
nekaj dnevi poruSiI, Sc vedno N
sestavljen. .Zatrjuje Sc, ola be
predsednik Ebert naroeil Paulr
LJebe, zastopniku ve6inskih soci
jalistov, da organizira now kabi
net.
Berlin, 9. maja. - Vecina soci,
ialistov in klerikalcev ie ma kon-
ferencah svoje stranke glasovalo
da Sc sprejme ultimatum zaveznl
kov.
Nemska ljudska stranka je 2 S.
proti 5 zavrgla propozicijo. De
mokrati so imeli scio OBJ polnoei
Neodvisni socialist so re pr
volii. da Sc ukloni Nemeija zahte-
VAN zaveznikoy in tako Sc veruJe,
da bo veeina poslancev drzavnem
zboru glasovala "a sprejetje ultl-
matuma.
Ma strankini konferenci je lda-
nes predsednik Ebert izjavil, ola
odobruje sprejetie ultimatuma.
DIR. Won Raumer, ki je zastopal
drzavno zakladnistvo, je tudi '
prilog sprejetia.
Allgemeine Zeitung poroea da-
nes. da so francoske eete okuplra-
lie Mulheim V ruhrSkem distriktu.
Mesto je veliko industrijsko sre-
disco. ~ l..
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
HISTORICNE KRONE
UKRADENE.

Madrid, Spanska. = IL kralJev-
ske zakladnice ma Spanskem sta
bill nedavno uEradeni dive zlasti
kroni liza casa visigotiSkega kra-
liza Swintila. To Sc smatra "a veil
kansko izgubo, kajti samo V parl-
Skem muzeju Cluny Sc naJde ne
kai Sli6nih stvari,
Zgodoyinarji menijo, ola so bib
kroni V za6etku del zaklada, kate
rega je lastovala stara katedrala
V Toledu predno Sc je postavilo
novo zgradbo. TIE dragocenoSti Sc
ie vzelo IL cerkve, kot Sc veruJe,
V 6asu, ko so Arabci vdrh ma
Spansko in iih zakOpalo V neko
erobnico Guarrazaru, V blizinl
Toleda. kjer Sc jih je naslo okoli
Sest stoletij pozneje.
Ko ie bila kraljica Isabella III, na
prestolu sta priSli k njej dive
llmetsli zensEi in il darovai sta
rinski zlati krOni pOleg drugih
dragocenosti. I'll kroni sta sedaj IL
ginili brez sledu.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
VOLUME iLETNIK) Xxx.
"SVETNICA" IVANA D'ARC
JE KRIVA KLANJA.

Pariz, s. maja = V Parizu i'll
drugih krajih Francije Sc je danes
praznovalo obletnico, ko je Ivan
ka dare, takozvana "orleanska
devica'', pred letom posvecena od-
rimskega papeza svetnico, ce-
prav je bila cd syete katoliske
cerkve sezgana ziva, premagala O.
bleganje Orleansa.
Pri tenn slavlju je nastal hud
spopad med policijo komunisti. =
Komunisti so poskusali vstopiti
skozi pariska vrata, ola protestira-
jo proti slavljaju. LIZ tega je ma
stal nered in pretep, ki je trajal
vee ur. Stirinajts policajev in tri-
indvajset komunistov je bilo ran
jenih in veliko Stevilo aretiranih.
V boju SO pokali samokresi in ka-
menje, opeka steklenice in polena
so brencala po zraku.
Neredi so Sc pojavili tudi v
Brestu, st. Etienne in Limogesu.
V poslednjem mestu Sc je vrsild
demonstracija rdecimi zastaya-
mi Ma celu, katere Sc je vdelezilo
vec tisoG oseb.
Vlada Sc je trudila, da napravi
slavlje po dezeli kot Sc spodobi ga
tako svetnico toda po vseh kraJih
ie naletela samo ma odpor. Mnogo
NEST Sc je odlocno uprlo in izjavi-
10, da noce imeti najmanJsih stro-
skov radi kakih verskih namenov.
Tekom mase st. Etienne so IL
bruhnili neredi in zaceli so Sc o.
glaSati samokresi Vsekakor nj po-
rocati, ola bi bilo kaj zrtev.
Po mestih, kjer je prebivalstvo
cerkveno so visele zastave takih
barv kot je bilo svetnicna tedaJ
ko ie vodila francoske vojake v
BOZ. Francoske voiaske in NORMA
riSke cete so Sc vdelezile slavij.
Glas svobode., 1921-05-10
sTATIsTIKA IZ SVETOVNE
VOJNE.

Geneva, g.. maid. - TukaJsn]l
mednarodni delavski urad je fzdal
statistiko, XII podaja .stevilo poha-
blienih vojakov IL zadnje syetov-
ne yojne. Ne vStevsi Rusije, Tur-
6iie, Bolgarske, Avstralije ali. NO
We Zelandije znaSa stevilo pohab-
ljencev mad 5,500,000. FranclJa
iih ina 100000; Nemcija 1,4Oo.-
600; Britannia 1,170,00o; ltallJa
$4,000; Zdruzene drzave 2oO,oooi
Jugoslaviia $4,000; PolJska
100000; Cehoslavija 10000; ha-
NADIA $4,000; Romunija S4,ooo III
Belgija 10000.