davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20
A Good Physic

4 When you want a physic that is mild
and gentle in effect. easy TO take and
certain to act. take Chamberlain g
Tablets. They are excellent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

where they will be in camp un-
til Thursday receiving instrue-
ton in their respective duties.
Mrs. Henrietta Holfer of Devef
has been visiting at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Wolenneger,
in Salem for few days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Girls Ball
Scheduled
for Tonight

The high school and young
married set are looking forward
to the benefit dance of the Girls
Friendly society of St. Pauls
Episcopal church tonight at
Moose hall. Plans for the affair
are being made by committee
headed by Miss Sarah Lansing,
Decorations are being. supervised
by Miss Lelieth Kuhn and Miss
Florence Jones and music will be
dispensed by Mrs. Horace Sykes,
Mary Talmadge Headrick and
Mr.. Bullock, and punch will be
served by Gwyneth Edwards and
Nancy Thielsen.
Patrons and patronesses will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spears, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Cross, DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Lytle, DR.. and Mrs.
W. Carlton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. Franklin, Rev. and Mrs.
c. H. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. U. G..
Shipley, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Geer;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Vassal,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. White, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Deckebach, Mr.
and Mrs. Will S. Walton and Mr..
and Mrs. F. S, Rupert.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Society and Club Ne7gs 7
Edited by
Adelaide v. Lake
Telephone 81

school, Mrs. Patterson. Miss Har-
riett Lien organized the nigh
school girls and Mrs. LaMoine
Clark, the students of Mckinley
school.
The tag sale on the streets on
Saturday was cheerfully patron
lied and many children and
young women devoted their time
to selling the little red hearts.
The names are too numerous to
mention, but prize winners are
these: Miss Bernice Eby, who sold
the most tags and will have her
choice of silk umbrella, the con-
tribution of Miller Mercantile
store; Miss Ruth Minton, sold the
next greatest number of tags and
was presented with five pound
box of candy donated by the Gray
Belle; Miss Elvira Gould receiv-
ed the third prize, a three and
one half pound box of candy Civ
en- by the Spa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
VIII at S New
On
The M arket

Another drop m the price Of
eggs is in prospect. Salem poul-
try men are objecting strenuous.
ly to paying farmers Is cents and
selling for 16 to Portland mar.
kets. The price must drop to Ia
cents dozen wholesale, to allow
them their freight charges and
expense OF handling. This would
bring the retail price down hero
10 about 18 cents dozen. with
this prospective drop, however
may come demand from the east
or from Alaska to send the price
soaring again. The production is
not now so great as month ago
for the hens are brooding. and
this, too, may tend to steady the
price should it start sinking too
far.
While broilers have been on the
market for the last two or three
weeks the supply has not vet he
come plentiful. Within the next
week they should be more plenti-
full, Poultry on Salem markets is
always fully drawn dressed i
wniie that elsewhere still retains
everything but feathers. When
the housewife is making COM
parison of prices this fact mnst
De taken into consideration. There
Is some question as to whether a
chicken keeps best when drawn
or undrawn. Health officers in
some places are demanding that
chickens be drawn before plac-
ing them on the market. The pro-
posal of glazing chickens in
similar way as fruit sounds
little too expensive.
Local Strawberries beat their
schedule by two days and were
on the market this morning for
thirty cents a box. The distribu-
tion is not general because OF the
California berries still hanging
on and the high price of the new
arrivals.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
$1,000 Is
Raised For
Baby Home

Exceeding their highest expec-
tations once over, the women who
undertook and put through the
Albertina Kerr nursery drive in
Salem closed their efforts Satur.
day night with approximately ST.
zoo gathered in. The money will
De used to furnish this home for
nameless and abandoned babies
OF Oregon, and $500 was named
before the drive opened as the
nigh water mark for Salem, Ser
lem club women devoted their
time unselfishly all week to the
drive under the leadership OF
Mrs. John ]. Roberts, campaign
chairman and general executive.
Mrs. 7. G. Smith, treasurer, and
Mrs. Chester Cox, secretary. Mrs.
Robert Lane Russell, of Portland.
represented the nursery.
Those who worked so untiring-
ly for the drive and brought 1t to
such an successful conclusion
We're: In the down town district,
Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. Bob
Roberts, Mrs. Arthur Rain, Mrs.
Lloyd Farmer, Miss Cora Talk
ington, Mrs. Lillian Hartshorn,
Mrs. Armin Steiner, Mrs. Eugene
Eckerlin, Jr., Mrs. Claire Vibbert,
Mrs. Elmer Daue, Mrs. FRED
Thompson, Mrs. G. c. Bellinger,
Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Louis
Lachmund, Mrs. w. Connell Dyer,
Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs. F. E.
Frlle T., Mrs. Frank Bowerso,
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding, Mrs.
Wade, Mrs. Oliver Locke, Mrs.
w. H. Walton, Mrs. Chester Cox,
Mrs. Ben Olcott, Mrs. John ].
Roberts. At the state house Albert
Gille, Carl Gabrielson. James
Young and Mrs. Walter KIRK So
licited. Working at the peniten-
tiary was Louis Compton; at the
state hospital, Mrs. Cornell; at
university, DR.. Carl
G. Doney; at the school for the
feeble minded, Mrs. ]. N. Smith;
at the mute school, e. 8. Tilling-
hast; at the girls Industrial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Mehter Gray's
.AROMATIC-LEAF

The Medicinal Tea, regulates the
system and gives quick relief to
weakness and lameness of the
back and kidneys, nervousness,
and the dull pains of the head.
AROMATIC-LEAF is a simple,
pleasant remedy for that tired,
languid condition which SO unfits
one for the daily tasks. Get a
package at your druggists or by
mail so cts. Address, Mother
Gray Co., lie Roy N. Y. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

street. Assistant hostesses were
Mrs. George Burdick, Mrs. AL
mira Hale and Miss Laura b.
Hale. Devotional service was led
by Mrs. G. A. Clark and Mrs. j.
A. Mills, president of the society,
presided over the business ses-
sion.
The social hour was spent in
hemming bed linen for the Y. w.
G. A. Miss Bruce Putnam played
an original composition Romance
OF Spring" Refreshments were
served by the hostesses assisted
by Miss Margaret Alden and Miss
Paloma Prouty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Honor Is
Given Miss
Fletcher

~. Etbel NJ. Fletcher, this
.osident Of the state Re-
assembly, received the
-, honor which can be con-
by this order when she
.hosen by large majority
'',s ~ TO attend the National asso-
W. w. If Rebekah assembly to be
.a,s ' in Toronto in September
s,'s sss was elected to this at the
.,.,e sat assembly held last week In
''1's .'ssDy, Salem is proud to claim
Miss Mis- Fletcher as a member OF the
la,sl r lodge, which she joined In
M ,uO5 She has been through the
hairs . Of the order and has
sssn an active worker during her
sntire membership.
As president of the state Re-
,.t,b assembly Miss Fletcher
h, been most devoted to her
-.ort and is greatly beloved by
M chapters of the entire state.
w.rv gifts have been showered
man her when she has visited
ham. Miss Fletcher was elected
,,,ide guardian for the state Re-
h.h.b assembly at Eugene four
r.,r, ago. she was warden at
NJ assembly at Seaside; vice
,,psident last year at Baker and
iais year, president. This was her
seyenth year as a member pr
,ho Rebekah assembly, to which
only past noble grands can belong.
rbs has been succeeded to the
Dresidency by Mrs. Nettie Whet-
,toue Of Pendleton. The assem-
Nv presented her with the past
Dresident's collar this year. Many
riffs were showered upon her in
.nnreciation of her devotion -
her work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Mrs. Chandler -
rntnrtains T A. C. Club


Members of the T. A. G. club
met on Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Walter Gardener
on North Summer street. Election
Of officers for the ensuing year
was held and Mrs. Charles Chand-
lsr was chosen president and
Mrs. Carl Dickson, secretary. FIVE
hundred was the diversion of the
afternoon. At the close of the af-
ternOon luncheon was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Hen
~ Bayes and Mrs. Carl Dickson.
Those present were Mrs. Lee Bar
Der, Mrs. Ralph Burroughs, Mrs.
George Hurley, Mrs. Charles
Chandler, Mrs. Ray Winters, Mrs,
. D. Kenyon, Mrs. Henry Boyes,
Mrs. George Moffitt, Mrs. Carl
Dickson and Mrs. Walter Fisher,
% out Of town guest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

Captain Emerson Groves. First
Lieutenant Ira Mix, Sergeants
Stewart and Powell, and Corpor-
ais Compton and Henkle and Pri-
Yates Balls, Davis and Edwards
of company X, o. N. G., from In
dependence, were in Salem this
morning en- route to Clackamas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Potlatch Club
Enjoys Dinner Party

DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Legg
entertained members of the Put-
latch club at dinner on Friday
night at the Sleeves residence.
Columbine and maidenhair fern
combined to form the pretty ta-
Bile centerpiece. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wins
low, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wander
wort, Professor and Mrs. w. e..
Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Price.
A. A. Lee, U. G. Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Legg and DR.. and Mrs.
Sleeves. The club will meet again
In about a month with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Winslow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Livingston School
WIN Give Closing Program

Closing exercises of Livingston
school OF the s. D. A. church will
be given at the church building
on North Fifth and Gaines street
on Tuesday evening at So'clock.
Songs, dialogues and recitations
will comprise the program and
the public is invited to attend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
West Central Circle
Entertained at Alden Home

! Members of the West Central
Circle of the First Methodist
church met on Friday afternoon
;at the home Of Mrs. George H.
Alden at 326 North Liberty
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Labish Center School
Will Give Play Tomorrow

The parent-teacher association
OF the Labish Center school will
give a benefit play tomorrow eve
ming at eight o'clock at the
school house. The title of the play
is odd Maids Convention" and
the proceeds will be used to buy
tile to drain the basement Of the
building, A jitney lunch will be
served following the play.
Mrs. 3. E. Kiddle, of Island
City, is visiting in Salem at the
nome of Mrs. Robert Eakin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Spend Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bush, ac-
companied by Miss Eliza Nolan,
left last night for San Francisco
where they will spend a month
or six weeks at the Palace hotel.
Miss Nolan was for a time poci-
ETY. editor of the Capital Journal.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
AMERISKA DRUzINA ZAPRTA
v ITALIJI.
Elnrenca Italia. 13. Jun.

Florenca, Italia, 13. jun. =
Benjamin Cook IL New Yorka,
njegova zena in hci SO bill tukaJ
obsojeni ma stirideset dni zapora.
Ko so potovali, 50 jim karabinerJl
ukazali, ola maj zapuste voz, ker Je
bill namenien, ola nosi zastave, A.
mericanu Sc je zdelo to nesramno
zato je postal z besedami karabi-
nerje k zlodju. Nastal je prepir, kl
Sc ie zakljucil S tenn, ola Je Mr.
Cook temeljito oklofutal in presu
val nekaj polentarskih uniforml
ranih junakov. "Nevarne" Ame-
rieane Sc je pozneje aretiralo III
obsodilo Ma stirideset dni zapora.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
TEKMA MED GOLOBI IN
LETALCI.

Nenavadna tekma Sc je vrsila
zadnjo nedeljo ma II. junija med
mesti Chicago in Milwaukee. Sic
Sc je zato, kdo bo pref priletel IL
Chicago Milwaukee 5000 COLO
bow ali diva letalca aeroplani.
Letala so krozila re zraku, ko
Sc je Ma dano znamenje izpustilo
liz Milwaukee prinesene golobe.
Velika jata, ki je skoro zatemnela
nebo, je napravila par krogov, ola
Sc menda orijentira in nato pole
tela proti severn. Oba letalca pa
"a mimi. Kljub temu ola so motor.
il letal delovali polno silo so bill
golobi re vsi donna svojih golob
niakih Milwaukee, ko 0 letal.
cih nj bilo Sc sledu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
AMERISKA zIVILA v RUSIJo.

Berlin, Nem6ija. = Informirani
ruski krogi so dobili vesti, da je
tekom enega tedna dOspelo V Pc
trograd sedem zivilskih parnikov,
ki so prinesli ve6inOma MvilSke
produkte il Chicago. Lenin, Gutec,
da bo prihodnja zima krititna, ki
utegne napraviti ali unieiti RuSi-
10, je naroGil V tujezemstvu velike
mnozine zivil. Prvi parnik, ki je
dospel je ameriSli parnik Tiria.
Pripeljal je stiri miljone funtov
zivil. OStali parniki plujejo pod
britiSko zastavo toda so nalozeni Z
ameriSkim blagOm. BlagO je bilo
najprej poslano V skladiSea V Lon
donu in Copenhagenu, cd koder Sc
iih izvozi Rusijo. POslano je bi-
10 med drugim tudi ll9 ton kon,
Servirane syfnjme.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
NAJVECJI NEMSKI ZLOCINEC
PRED SODISCEM.

Berlin, 13. jun. - Max Hoelz,
nemski "Pancho Villa, katerega
Sc je pogostoma imenovalo tudi
"rdeci Ludendorff in saksonski
roparski baron, XII je vodil V cen
tralni Nemciji marcev rebellion in
obtozen, da je vodil upor tudi emo
leto pref, Sc nahaja sedaj pred So
discern.
Max Hoelz je obdolzen vsakega
velikega zlocina, XII je znan V Ego
DOWN., med katerimi so veleizda-
ia, uporniStvo, zarota, umor, ro-
vanje proti mednarodnem miru,
obcestno roparsko napadanje, izsi-
ljevanie, poziganje in ugrablje-
ME. Ce bo spoznan krivim vseh
zloeinov, katerih je obtozen, tedaj
bo DO nemSkem kazenskem zako-
niku desetkrat obsojen ma smrt,
obsojen osemdeset let V jeco po,
leg Stevilnih denarnih kazni.
Medtem ko Sc je Hoelz nahajal
danes pred sodiscem ma obravna-
vi, Sc je zbralo na tisoee delavcev
in socijalistov in dem0nstrilalo V
protest proti nedavnem umoru ba-
varskega dezelnega poslanca Ga
reisa, tekom katere je mnogo ma
vzocih vsklikalo, da je bill Hoelz
upravicen, ko je zacel rebelskim
bojem proti nemski burzoaziji.
Ma sodisce je Hoez prikorakal
med stirimi oborozenimi strazniki.
Sodnijsko poslopje je bilo strogo
zastrazeno. Jetnik Sc je prijazno
smejal, nikakega strahu ali vzne-
mirjenja nj bilo opaziti ma njego,
vem obrazu.
Prvo vprasanje je bilo, ce ga jc
rusko zlato zalagalo, da je zamo-
gel voditi prvo ali drugo vstajo,
kateri je vQdil.
"Ne rusko zlato, ie rekel, mi
ii sovjetske ideje, zatiranje od
strani Wade same je povzroello re-
volucijo. y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
POSLEDICE DlVJASKEGA
PRAZNOVERJA.

Simla, India, l3. jun. - Vlad-
no porocilo krvavem izgredu, XII
Sc je nedavno pripetil vasici ST.
rohi V Indiji pravi, ola je bila ia
posledica divjaskega verskega OBJ.
reda ko so fanatiki hoteli zrtvova-
ii neko zeno svojemu bogu. Nastai
je divji boz med fanatiki in voja-
Xxi, XII so hoteli zrtvovanje. prepre-
citi, V katerem je bilo sedem oseb
ubitih in deset ranjenih.
Vasica V kateri je donna mnogo
clanov prastare sekte "cerajev",
je postala jako razburjena, ker
MISC hoteli "ceraji'' placati do
hodninskih prispevkov.
Poslalo Sc je k MIN "sepoje",
da nasiIno iztirjajo prispevke,
pravi poroGilo, in ii so nasli, da
"ceraji" sledee starim tradicij
skim metodam, da prineSo maSce-
vanje neba mad drzavo, so prive-
zali ma grmado stare zeno, da jo
specejo dar bogu, ki bo potem
seveda uslisal njihove prosnje. =
Grmado je zazgal njen najbliznji
sorodnik.
Ko so vojaki dospeli ma pozori-
see so takoj nastopili, da stare ze-
no resijo Tu so Sc postavili donna
cini V bran, napadli so voiake Z
nozi in sabljami in ranili vec vo-
jakov. "Sepoji" kot Sc menu
je indijski vojaki = SO potem IL
strelili salvo v fanaticno drhal. -
Drhal Sc je takoj razkropila toda
vojaki SO bill kljub temu prepoz-
nj, zena je medtem re zgorela ma
grmadi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
RUSIJA Sc 30 KMALU NAHA
JALA MA KREPKIH NOGAH.

Pariz, u. junija. n Pod Lenl-
novo novo vladno smerjo koopera-
cije kapitalom 81 bo Rusija jake
magic opomogla, je izjavil Leonid
Krasin, ruski sovjetski trgovski
minister intervjuvu, katerega je
incl londOnskim porotevalcenl
francoskega lista Petit Parisien.
KraSin je izjayil, ola bo glad ka-
pitaliStOv po ruskih naravnih bo-
gastvih zagotovil njihovo pomoc
in absolutna potreba vodilnih mo,
Gi od strani sovjetov, DO jameila
varnost zunanjih interesov.
SovjetSki minister je zagotovil,
da znaSajo zunanje pogodbe Ru
sill 100000 fmtov sterlingov Y
Veliki Britaniji, 50,00O,000 kron
ma Svedskem, 3,O00,000,000 mark
V Nemeiji, in $1O,OO0,00O V Zdru-
zenih drzavah.
"Toda naSe zaloge zlata imajo
svoje meje," ie rekel, "in ker 50
naSi eksporti Sc vedno nezadostni,
moramo dovoliti koncesije. Cd teh
ie ze podpisana pogodba s Sven
ska Kugellager Fabrik, ostale bo-
do pa priSle Sele ma vrsto."
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
LIE Po NJEM, CE vHAJA v
SKODO!

New York, n. Y. = Ce hiSni go
spodar, Xxi ina ma stanovanJu
/" "boarderje" pride nekega dine
pred6asno domov in najde enega
niih kakO 81 lasti zakGnske prlvlle-
gije pri njegovi zeni, Sme po vseh
nepisanih zakonih izgubiti svoj
temper" in grdo premikastitl
nesramneza. Tako je razsodi! sod
mix Schwab, ko je odslovil boar
derja Stefana Stitcha, ki je hotel
toziti svojega boarding bossa
Johna Dednicka. Stitch je sodm-
ku potozil, da ga je Dednick neu
smiljeno presuval in premikastii,
pozvani Dedick je pa potozil sod
niku, da je zalotil Stitcha pri svo-
il zeni obnaSajoGega Sc malice pre-,
miliarno. Sodnik je stopil takoJ
ma stran Dedicka in mu cello ma
mignil, ola sme Sc V bodoee kake
mu "boarderju" premeckati re-
bra, Ge ga zaloti Spalnlci svoJe
zene.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
.POSTOPANJE GRSKIH OBLA.
STI PROTI AMERISKEM
DRZAVLJANOM.

Pariz, 13. jun. V Grslo je pc
vojni odpotovalo mnogo Grkov,
Xxi 50 ameriSki drzavljani Kot je
umeyno, vecina teh Sc hoce poslo-
viii Cd svoje domovine in prikora-
kati ko hitro mogoce nazaj. Toda
grske oblasti so drugacega mne-
MIA. Ameriske izkaznice Sc prezira
in Americanom Sc ne dovoli vrnit>
We V Ameriko. Hoce Sc jih siloma
vtakniti V vojaSko suknjo in po,
slati V Malo Azijo proti Kemali.
stim.
Zatirani so poslali ma drzar
department V Washington sledeci
brzojav:
"Protestiramo proti akciji grs-
kin oblasti, ker postopajo surovo
z naturaliziranimi Amerieani.
NaSe ameriSke potne liste Sc ne
vpoSteva, prepoveduje Sc nam po
vratek Zdruzene drzave, grozi
Sc nam z jeco in prisiljenjem
drugih, ola bodo sluzili V grski ar
madi, ceprav so re sluzili pref V
meriSki armadi.
Apeliramo ma Ameriko "a pre-
tekcijo in pomoc. =
Kopije tega brzojava, ki je bill
podpisan cd vec znanih ameriskih
Grkov Sc je poslalo ameriski legi-
il.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
VAROVAL JE TRUPLO SVOJE
GA GCSPODARJA.

Dve milji severno od Napervllla
ie bill umorjen 72letni samotar
Jack Edwards. Poleg njegovega
trupla je strazil njegov veeletni
tOvariS veliki pes.
Starr moz je bill mrtev re vet
dni. Nekdo ga je ustrelil s puSko
SkOzi lobanjO.
Neki decek je pirnesel zivila V
samotno hiso je trkal ma vrata, pa
nj bilo glasu, decek Sc je potem
vrnil in povedal, da je moz morda
bolan. ker nj dial glaSu cd sebe, ko
je trkal.
Sporocilo Sc je zadevi Serifu.
Slednji Sc je napotil proti samotni
hiSi, V katero je Sci skozi okno.
Pes. ki je cuval truplo Sc je divJe
zaganjal proti njemu, PoskuSal je
pSa pOtolaziti, toda III Sc mu po-
sreeilo. Truplu Sc nj mogel pribli-
zati dokler nj psa uStrelil.
Sunni Sc, da so umor izvrSili cl>
gani, XII so tiste dni potepali okoll
samotarjevega donna. Ustreljen je
bill skozi OknO.
0 pokojnem mozu Sc ne We sko-
70 mic. Dolgo let je zivel povsem
loGeno Cd ljudi svojim psom In
kurami. Skoro nikomur nj govo-
ril. Bill je pac moz misterije in zna-
biti Sc nahaja kaj njegovi prete,
klosti, kar bi umor poiasnilo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
SLEzIJSKI SOVRAzNIKI S
BLIZAJO SPORAZUMU.

Oppeln, u. jun. = Ma y. juni-
ia bodo zopet zavladali ZgornJi
Sleziii zavezniki, ee PoljaEi In
Nemci izpolnejo razorozevame
klavzule miroynega na6rta o kate
rem so vceraj in danes razpravlja-
Ii zavezniSki, poljski in nemSki
delegati V Blotnici.
Podrobnosti programa Sc nlso
dokoneane, V glavnem Sc pa nacrt
glaSi:
l. ZacenSi ma IA. junija bodo
poliski vstaSi in nemSke defenziv-
ne Gete zaGele odlagati orozje. =
Razorozenje obeh Strani naJ Sc
kon6a do p. jun.
2. Ko bo razOrOzevanJe napre-
,dovalo bodo zavezniSke 6ete zav-
female postojanke plebiscitnem
ozemlju.
8. z majhnimi izpremembam bo
Korfantyjeva Grta Ozna6evala ne
vstralni pas desetih kilOmetrov, k
bo loGil vstaSe od nemSke zone.
A. Ma Korfantyjevi strani bO O.
pravljalo polieijski pOsel poljsko
voiastvo, doGim bO isto delO opra-
vlialo nemSko vojaStvo V nemSki
zOni.
5. Vsako nasilje, ki bi Sc uteg-
milo izvrSiti od Strani enc ali dru-
ge stranke tekom razorOzevanJa
bo takoj uniGilo spOrazum nakar
bodo zavezniSke 6ete naStOpile
proti dotiGni strani, ki je zacela z
napadom. Potion Orozja bOdo "a
vezniki potem priSilili mir.
Korfanty Sc je danes V jutro od-
peljal Blotnice in sprevel skOro
YES dan konferenci zaveznish-
mi voiaSkimi zastopniki,
Kot govore pOroGila so nemSki
delegati sprejei rremirske pred
loge V glavnih nacrtih.
Med drugimi zahtevami kor-
fantyja je tudi zahteva, da Sc po-
deli popolna amnestija "a sovde-
lezence vstaje, kar je bilO ugoJe-
no. S Korfantyjem je bill pri po-
gajanju tudi polkOvni poroenik
Kazimir WarwaS, nOvi pOvelJnik
in naGelnik vstaSkih sill.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
JAPONCI NAMERAVAJ0 IA
JETI NEKATERA MESTA
v SIBIRIJI.

Copenhagen, Dansko. Gen. ku-
mura, ki poveljuje japonskim te-
tam V vladivStoSkem distriktu, je
naznanil, da bodo Japonci, radi
posledic Situacije, ki Sc razvija V
iztocni Sibiriii, zasedli nekatera
meSta "iz stretegiGnih ozirov",
pravi posebna brzojavka IL Hell
singforsa.
Ruska boljSeviska vlada je ma
pravila odloGen protest proti te-
mu namenu, Poslala je baje britt
Ski in francOSG vladi notO V kate
ri naznanja, da iu Smatra moral
no odgovornim "a japonsko inter
venciio Sibiriji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
RAD BI IzvEDEL.

Tajnik drustva Litiia, st. So, s.
N. p. j. v Adamson, Okla. bi rad
izvedel kje Sc nahaja Andy Coma
Ear. donna IL Tiejebrda, obcina Os-
slitz ma Kranjskem. Prosim Genie
ne roiake, ee kdo We "a njegov
naslov, mai mi ga sporoci, "a kar
mu bonn zelo hvalezen. Ako sam
cita ia oglas nal pise ma moi ma
slov. Sporoeiti mu imam velilSo
vaznih stvari cd niegovega strica
Mike Comazarja. John Gregorina,
Box POI, Adamson, Okla.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
PoPLAvA v oMAHI.

Syre, Okla, 13. jun. - Sest o
seb je bilo utopljenih, enega dec
ka Sc pa pogreSa. Vsi so bill zair
ii, ko je voda potokih Timoer in
Short narastla ter poplavlia po-
krajino. Mad tenn mestom so Sc
danes pretrgali oblaki, da Sc je IL,
lila silna ploha, ki ie teku krat-
kega casa napolnlia struge poto-
kov in Red reke, da je voda uda-
rila preko bregov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
HUDA KAzEN.

Motornokolesni policaj George
Nicholson IL Chicago je aretiral
Miss Ireno Kingsbury, ker je pre-
magic vozila automobil. Ma poll
ciiski postal nj bila stanu pla-
eati kazni, ker ie pozabila denar-
nico donna. Policai Nicholson Je
segel V Yep in plaeal sam kazen "a
uio. Posledica tega ie bila, ola je
' stvar vtaknil nos Kupid in pred
par dnevi sta bila porocena.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-14
v VKINEMATOGRAFU JE u
STRELIL SVOJO zENO.

Omaha, Neb., 12. jun. - Mrs.
MYRTLE Mahoney IL Omaha je bila
znabiti smrtno ranjena, ko je njen
soprog Harry ustrelil ma MO, ko
sta Sc nahajala V natlaeenem gle
daliscu premikajoeih silk. Po einu
ie Mahoney zbezal. Bas tedaj, ko
Sc ie vrsila ia resnicna drama V
glediseu, Sc je ma razpetem platnu
videlo sliko moza in zene, XII sta i
mela grenke tezave V syojem "a
konskem zivljenju.