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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-12-15

CAMISOLES
One special lot Of plain and fancy
camesoles, made Of good grade pussy
willow, taffeta, satin and crepe de
chine, hemstitched lace and medallion
inset; colors, flesh, pink, blue, 4 40
white and cream, Xmas special ] TO
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Prisoner Held on
Statutory Charge
Files COMPLAINT

Eugene, Or, Mcrah 2.-Jos De
Yulio, who is in the county 5ail
charged with a statutory offense
against his grand daughter, yester-
day filed in circuit court a COM
plant against Howard NJ. Brownel
a local attorney, seeking the can
collation. of a mortgage whicn the
plaintiff alleges was given through
Misrepresentation.
1t is alleged in the complaint
that when DeYulio was arrested he
retained Walter B. Jones as his at
torney but that while Jones was
in attendance upon the state iegis-
lature as state senator, Brownell
offered to get DeYulio out of jail
on bond. 1t is alleged that the ac-
cused paid the attorney S15e and
later, it is stated in the complaint,
made out by Mr.. Jones, that De
Yulio and wife signed a paper,
which proved to be a mortgage on
their farm of 80 acres west CT
Junction City for $1,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
E.eurll Has Only
|MsStadon Skeleton

n upon a time, or l07,391
sgO this winter, to be exact
ME- little baby mastodon and
kM mama went down from
Aw to Minooka, ILL.,. to get a
.hlab we cold in these parts
4 aM practically all the water
lMn over. But down Mi
waere was a spring that
h kYite the cold.
HhOoka spring was to the
Ma what Cuba is to the
Chlcagoan today.
the lady mastodon and
'fspnng got out on the ice
9hrted to drink, and the ice
~ and the poor mastodons
crash right through and
drowned.
when summer came the ice
i and made a bog there and
mastOdons came to drink
gOt stuck in the mud and
'leeh Years ago this Febru-
be exact, Elmer S. Riggs,
Field museum. went down
IOoka, which is twelve miles
Toilet, and dug up the skele-
the baby mastodon and it's
Anate mother and seven 9TH
e nine are the only surviv-
lhe hundreds of mastodons,
Olhs, moose and giant beav-
en- according to MIR. Riggs,
ed Chicago's loop district
to 100000 years ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Catholics of
Slverton Make
improvements

y Silverton, Or, March 2..-More
improvements of a substantial ma
ture have been conducted at the
Catholic church and school in this
city during the past two weeks and
among the improvements is a fine
heating system installed by L. E.
lnman of Silverton. The system is
the invention of Mr.. Doerr, who
came here some time ago from
the east and is employed in the
Inman shop. Mr.. Doerr says the
heating system is extensively used
in the east where he has been r1anu
featuring them, but the one INSTALL
ed in the basement of the Catholic
church and school is tffe first to be
installed on the Pacific coast. 1t is
giving perfect satisfaction and Is
a great improvement to the prop
erty.
Owing to some little financial
difficulty the Model Hat Shop on
Water street has closed its doors
indefinitely. The enterprise was
purchased by Mrs. White who came
from Los Angeles, Calf, about one
year ago, and purchased the store
from Mrs. Croft. 1t is not kuown
how soon the difficulty will be ad-
justed and the doors re-opened.
The suspension or the morning
train between here and Portland
has made it possible for a stage line
to operate between here and ore
gon City, and beginning Sunday,
NJ. ]. Lee put on a large "a pass
enger bus which leaves here in the
morning and returns in the evening,
making connections with the cleo
trio trains in oregon City. Mr.. Lee
is something of a promoter. He
established the stage line between
Oregon City and Portland some
time ago. Later he made it connect
with Candy and still later with
Woodburn and Salem. He was also
promoter of the Willamette Valley
Southern electric road from Oregon
City to Mt. Angel, which is soon TO
be extended to this city.
Under the direction of DR.. 7. w
Welch the Silverton band has been
reorganized. 1t is the intention of
the band members to give concerts
each week during the summer. DR..
Welch has been a member of the
Silverton band since its early his
tory when Homer Davenport play
ed the big drum"
L. M. Butler has purchased a
tract of land from J. M. Brown
near the old Lais mill and is clear
ing the land preparatory to build
ing. There are several fine building
lots in the tract which he will put
on the market.
Mrs. Sather, who has been visit
ing in California, several months
has returned to her horne in Silver
ton.
Rev. E. NJ. Lunds of spieer,
Mimi, has been visiting at the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

~ vo are not wiling to eat the peels OF iIi3 y,
and vegetables and the husks q gL@, al, ioy voIr
1ef SUFFICIENT quantity Of organie H91 ~ ~ ,ssn
Blood. As nature intended you snoulo ~ tooJs
vou should eat plenty of iron-oontslnns s3 To- rs
ne sninsch. carrots and baked apples snH S;,,s.
in!orce them from time to tine a., xo.,T
organic iron. which you can oSs44l,s,ed iron.
Na4sted Iron represents organic Y st. 80 ~ +
highly concentrated form that 9Ie ,,,ySaent
: eSfirnsfed to be spproxnns.ey 81 opsrt
lin orEanic iron contentl 70 eaLins n,sstsbes or
s1,,- la-Sc aDoIes, It's Ike taking eau~ 81.
~ instead Of eating pounds q me- - ,esSv
49, Iron is partially predigested a9o s;,1i Ie-y
for almost immediate sbsorpt1on -, - = ron
lztion by the blood ~hlls n's.z; -, ii vsrious
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Marion Notes

Marion, Or, Mar. Mrs. Gem
try of Aumsville is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gentry
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Robbins.
Mrs. Suklis of Hillsboro is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Abbott, the
telegraph operator.
Rev. Amos has returned to his
home in Portland after spending
several days at the home of Rev.
Mr.. Ogden.
for Salem in their chapel car Good
WILL" AS result of their work
here, 19 persons have united with
the local churches.
Elizabeth Ensley is back in
school after a weeks absence on
account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hammitt and
Mrs. Neal of Philomath were visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Smith last Sunday.
j. ID. Smith is confined to his bed
with an attack of lagrippe.
o. Beers of Salem spent the
weekend visiting his two sons,
Arthur and Murry Beers, and their
families,
Spelling tryouts have recently
been given in the advanced and
intermediate rooms to ascertain
who would represent the school in
the county contest to be given in
Salem next May. Those who will
go o>are as follows: Hazel Colgan,
4th grades; Eleanor Libby, 5th
grade; Darrell Farlow 9Th grade; !;
Marian Barber, 7th grade, and
Olivia Hack, 8th grade.
Lee Slyter of Portland paid his
parents short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwabe have
moved into their new home which
they have just completed.
Miss Lillian Hack, who has been
visiting at the home of her brother
in Talbot, returned home Sunday
evening.
Jennie Davidson Is detained from
attending school on account of be-
ing i'll.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid will
give a program and pie social the
18th of March.
The winning sides in the spelling
contest for the past month were
led by George Strayer and Haze
Colgan of the intermediate room at
school. The winners will be enter.
tanned by the losers next Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Patton, who has been resid-
ing at the home of Mrs. f. e. Lib
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

by has gone to her duaghter's home
near Cabtree.
Mrs. Brown. who has been visit
ing at the Pickard home has re-
turned to her home in Portland.
Cristolf Schmidt is in school
again after being i'll.
Mrs. Strayer has returned home
from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walter and
daughter. Lillian. of South Dakota
and Rev. and Mrs Leening of Sa-
lem were guests in the E. e. Beings
home last Wednesday.
Mrs c. Gentry and Miss Lucille
Smith of jefferson were Marion
visitors last week.
A party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Farlow last
Saturday for number of invited
guests.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

home of Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Hen
riksen. He spoke in st. Johns Luz
theran church Sunday.
A. w. Barton was called TO Port
land the latter part of the week on
account ofthe critical illness of his
mother. He expects to return this
week.
Don McBain, who has been en-
ployed at the Olson drug store for
some time. has vacated his posi-
ton. His successor has not yet
been engaged.
P. j. Barbo, who has been spend
ing the winter in California, has
returned to Silvetrton 20 look after
his farming interests.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Dallas

III, or', Mar, At. U. Mason
'Psklns appeared at the county
Olllce yesterday with six
~ hides to procure the toun-
u Mason is trapping for the
IN the vicinity of the old
1as logging camp near Hos
ne reports that the cats seem
plantiful and theyare pro-
Oy trapping, and after they
usn' they are killed with Il
as TO preserve the hide
II In the best marketable
l, i0l' He had with him a num-
photographs taken at the
was attempting to club the
y death.
hannum of the Pedee
was visiting in Dallas yes
george Coon motored to
Yesterday to attend the fu-
'''iee Of Verna Englehorn.
Kenneth Williams and
fdsy. III Daii''s
0lO~n' well known character
Prosperous farmer in the
panC r.H country, was doing busi-
uallas yesterday.
usr Link and Sister Nell were
L. yesterday attending to
4 NJ =, Moore, county clerk, re-
h"uay evening from Port
snere he was spending the
- Nv with his wife who is con-
", 'ne Good Samaritan hos
|. All, !, Moore reports that Mrs.
: improving nicely.
:. Eakin is in Dallas today
surnlng from Portland
h :, t,,s ana his wife and baby son
|. lus v'as over the weekend.
elm e,ma Curtiss, daughter of
.SS. ,ass who lives in the Piu-
.opD,,. will begin work at
CO clerks office this week.
~ Nss = Is filling the vacancy
/ I'm, tne resignation of Mss
|, ZINES ZINES who has entered
Z, - w lucrative and desirable
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
nOp'S Fur OyercOat.

London, Mar. "A King Charles
spaniel in a stylish overcoat made
of money fur, trimmed with blue
silk ribbon, was the object of much
interest in Bond street. In the coat
was a small pocket containing
lace hemstitched handkerchief and
from time to time the lady whom
he was chaperOning wiped his nose
and renlaced the handkerchief.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

Upon their arrival in San Fran
cisco from Japan, Misses Garcia
and Isabella Friede, pretty Rus
sian girls, were detained by the
Federal immigration authorities
on suspicion of being paid ennis
sarie of the Soviet Government.
The girls, who are sisters, protest
ed and declared they were en- route
to visit an uncle. Sigmund Friede,
of New York City. They said that
they had lost their parents in the
Russian revolution and that their
ample supply of funds was given
them by relatives. according to the
report from San Francisco.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

G MI IT. Mar. 2.-Mrs. Flor
] ,s5 '.sner Of Dallas. age 35
n, mother Of two children
o y,..l yi,.lnarried just a few days
has ~ w Wisner from whom
], ZEE oseh separated for a mum
b. - vas committed to the
-. LOT The insane on Monday.
bst n. 1As Seenailing for some
IL "a ), misfortune came as a
D. mary friends Of the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

a sister of Mrs. Ferguson.
Miss Esther Troxel spent the
weekend with her parents in Port.
land. returning Sunday evening.
DR.. Clement of Salem was called
to attend a small daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Jones, who was
quite ill.
Mrs. I. l.. Patterson returned
home from Portland Saturday eve.
much improved in health.
Miss Nola Trent and Lou Bellin-
ger of Portland were Sunday visi-
tors at the william Autrican home.
Mrs. Addie Mills and son, Walter,
of Salem were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Wolf Sunday.
Miss Alma Farmer returned to
her home in Salem after spending
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs,
Clement.
Our school has an enrolment OF
21 pupils at the present time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Kings
(fEngland
|ti,h Bankers Look %a
N ','' individual u, Ma. a
Ions as Unable to
Live Problems
n Reeves,

n, Earl q. hto ctoff
a'l0@ra Correspondent .,.oo rded
pdon. IIl Inlocked in its opera
nsrlca,. nce and received at
BY ~, pr4f Nv the official quar-
tspIdls ilsst y Of europe, is toe ne
b ! isA0s Hstions to find lts
|e..t T. support among 'ne il'"
Hpss! ,ev kings of the world
mOn.y sssed to correct the
'ard p",nddles growing out OF
ary there has been strik-
fal' i,'.ation a in two centers o.
nalca[, sssuce in England that the
lna nlnss fear nations are 100
n"o zone with the worlds $
" md are turning to the
e :, ana nations as the financial
.sniyman on', of Lloyd's bank
|, 'aaD ,na London county, West.
an and PARIS bank, two OF
N 'h higpest financial institu-
al =. tbe British empire nave
vi for the league" in a sin
,D q These men, Sir Richard
,s'Smith, s's of Lloyd's. and Dr.
\ Leaf, are, figuratively =
i, literally the spokesmeh
|',,ons of dollars of the en-
4 wealth. o,oo+
L. no told his stockholders
IT, IT, in the inauguration of
'Iesgue and in the financial financial
n Initiated at the Brussels
EIaI conference of the league.
'[su see no radical remedy for
E,psent discomfort except dis
lmcnt, and it is in the league
Hans that our best hope lies"
',he declaration of DR.. Leaf.
leaf sees in the narrow ma
sistic practice today of erect
2,riff barriers and prohibi-
/ Of imports between nations
III leading to disaster.
4 Daily News declares that
practical interest of business
IN England in the league of
h exceeds that of the poll
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

-;5s n, small pieces Of iron. To prove % yoei
eif1ss, N,ITsted Iron viii do, get your ooctol
SCI ss,e~inoen Of your blood and MAKE
!boos e - count Of your red blood me
,sIe NuTsted Iron for month enc I. n@ 80 Tec
oiooo col-..eles bsve increased and how nluci
olooo 81 ~ T;cbeI YOUR blood has become, no.
Pgrsss Ps en- siro5ser and better you feel; as9 n0,'
mocn 49, rs come back your cheeks a.,
nv Sst al difference has made n your ". n1IS nm,
Over 100000 people sn.os.sIi , os.sIi,S "a quite OF
Nuxaieo ~, !, - ',sIe3bone for package tooay
@ tns ~, - tom only. Beware OF slnsti.o.5s
In ta2let - ,sr1s Nuxzted" on ever pasck
Look ~ -. isffers n. L on every ts. ts9sss-
Your money v be REFUNDED y sy1etiT Is slS'li sstis-
turers # you DO noS S s..'.-;-.s ooss.a
fsrtory results. Al az oIo -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Are You Still Going Strong at 50!
Full of Life and Energy - No!
Then Eat More SPINACH and Cf0ti Rd Snd w ReVgae
-Op Your Wornout Exhausted Nerves

YOU CANNOT BE STRONG WELL ~ U0sr to change food
YOUR bLOOD h-oe nothing you does you the proper
hvg oS do not Get sufficient strength and energy QUIZ "
you oO "0' g. :--..io, of the blood ard weak
Thousands people suffer from iron WIT SSPECTINC IHE REAL
nervous all the wnne "AA"
CAUSE OF THEIR TROUBLE -, ,,o,ro pr oon
II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
EoIa News

Eola, Or. Mar. Mrs. F. L.
Benedict and daughter, Miss Fran
els, accompanied by Miss Helen
Michal and j. Pyles of Portland,
were Sunday visitors at the B. l..
Ferguson home. Mrs. Benedict is
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

The annual report of the Mount
Angel Creamery company shows
that during the last IL months total
sales amounted to $4,000, and
100000 was paid to patrons for
butterfat.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
VODIL 30 PRIPRAVE IA SVOJ
LASTEN POGREB!

Atlantic, Iowa. - Tukaj zive6i
Paul Flackler ie jake V Skrbeh IA,
di Svoie Smrti. Sam nase je jezen
ker ie mrtev. Kar je najhujSe, mo,
ia predsedovati pogrebu samega
sebe, kajti vojni urad mu je po,
slal tako naroGilO.
t'laekler lie Gisto naFadsa I.li.--
trgovec, ki ie tekom vojne sluzil y
ameriSki armadi in Sc bOril '
Franciji proti Nemcem. AmeliSka
vlada 81 je trdovratno vbila V gla.
vo, da je mrtev, Geprav Sc je po.
vsem nepoSkodovan povrnil '
druzbi drugih vojakov nazaj
Zdruzene drzave. IL vojaSke "a
kladnice so prihajali njegovi
"vdovi" denarni Geki, da Sc pc.
tolazi, ker ina mrtvega moza. Pa
vel ie bill radi takega zlobnega
podtikanja razzaljen in je narocil
zeni, da maj Geke vrne, ker je ziv
zena Sc je nahajala V velikem
dvomu. Cd Wade je dobivala OBJ
vestila, da ie moz mrtev, moz sam
pa je trdil ola ie xiv Dolgo casa nj
vedela, komu ie verjeti, koneno sc
ie lie pridruzila mOzevem prepri-
Ganju. Pisala je to vladi, toda nj
so Sc dali preprieati in tako Sc je
zgodilo, da ie zena dobila obvesti-
10, da Sc il bo pripeljalo truplo
moza ma dom, da bo pocival V do
maGi zemlii.
Pravijo, .da je zdaj cello Pavel
sam zaGel dvomiti, ne We veG, ee je
ziv ali mrtev. NeStrpnO pricakuje
prihoda trupla, da Sc preprica ma
lastne oGi, Ge ie mrtvec ON ali kdo
drugi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
NOBEN NAROD NE MARA
KARLA.

Pariz, 81. okt. - Zavezniski
svet poslanikov je danes sklenil,
da Sc Karla Habsburskega III ME
govo zeno Zito takoj postavi ma
britisko krizarko, XII Sc sedaj ma
haja na Donavi. Tam maj bi poca-
kala toliko casa, da sc svet po-
slanikov znova snide - kar Sc bo
zgodiIo prihodnjo soboto - in do
loci koncni sklep, kaj maj Sc sto-
ri z NINA.
Poslanild MISC bill danes STA
nu resiti zadevo, ker so razni ma
rodi nasprotni temu, ola bi Sc u
stanovilo "a bivSe monarhe nekak
azil. Pravijo, da je problem, kaj
poceti S Habsburzanom, jake te-
Yak problem.
Priprave mobilizacijo Sc NADIA
ljuje V Cehoslaviji in sicer V obeh:
ceSkih in slovaSkih okrajih. Pre-
mier BeneS je naznanil poslanski
zbornici. ultimatum, katerega je
mala ententa odposlala Ogrski. V
ultimatumu zahteva mala ententa
cd Ogrske izrocitev Karla in ME
COVE zene, takojsnjo razorozeva-
ME in povrnitev mali ententi mo-
bilizacijske stroske.
Ako Sc Ogrska he bo uklonila
zahtevam V teku 40 ur Cd preje-
ma ultamituma, tedaj bodo voja-
ske cete male entente vkorakale v
ogrsko ozemlje.
Budapest, q. okt. = Major Oe-
stenburg, voditelj Get, XII so poma-
gale Karlu, ie poskusal izvrsiti sa-
momQr, ko so Vladne cete prema-
gale njegove sile in mu odyzele
poveljstvo. Bill je aretiran IN od-
veden v jeco obenem svojim po-
rocnikom Kurzom.
Grof Andrassy, Rakovsky in
Gustav Gratz, ki so bill tudi privr-
,lzenci Karla, so pridrzani Buda-
peSti, kjer eakajo svoje nadaljne
usode.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
VELIKANSKA POSTNA
TATVINA.

V zadnji Stevilki smo poroeaEi G
veliki poStni tatvini. Trije bandit
so prisilili Soferja poStnega auto
mobila, ki je bill nalozen postni-
mi vreGami, da ie ustavil, nakar
so well Stiri registrirane postne
vreGe ter izginili V svojem auto
mobilu.
V zaGetku ie bilo poroGano, la
Sc ie nahajalo vrecah V gotovinl
in vrednostnih papirjih olioli en-
million dolarjev vrednosti, sedaj
50 pa prisla ma dan vesti, da bo l.
CUBA dosegla svoto petih nrilionov
dolarjev. Postni uradniki MISC Sc
rodali natanGnega porocila izgu-
.hljeni Svoti.
Q tatovih Sc vedno nj sledu. So
fer okradenega automobile ie oil
rozvan da pregleda V uradih poli-
ciiske oblasti fotografije razpih
banditov, ee bi katerega spoznal.
Resnieno, med fotografiian.i je
naSel sliko enega treh roparjev, ki
ie ze pref incl podobne rekorde
ma yesti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
OESEDNo sTANJE v zoFIJI.

Zofija, Bolgarska, 27. ok v
tenn mestu in V vladnih oddelkiii
OBJ meji med Jugoslavijo In Mace
donijo je bilo proglaseno otsedno
stanje.
Bolgarski ministrski predscdnilz
Stambolinsky je oznanil sredo,
da Sc umora vol. mfnistra Alexis.
Dimitrova nemore pripisati poll
ticnim vzrokom. Dimitrov je BIZ
ubit zadnjo soboto V blizini Ko-
stendila, triinStirideset mill JUNO
cd tn, Stambolinsky je izjavil daso
morilci agentje macedonskih ele-
mentov, ki Sc trudijo, kljub pre-
povedi bolgarske Wade, organizi-
rati revolucijonarne' tolpe, ola bi Sc
jih poslalo V srbsko Macedonia.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
"a PoDZEMSKo zELEZNICO
v Chicago.

Mesto Chicago je drugo najvee-
lie V Zdruzenih drzavah, kljub te-
mu Sc nina podzemske zeleznice,
dasi Sc je zato napravilo naerte ze
pred desetimi lett. Ce bi Sc tisti
naert izvedlo pred desetimi lett,
bi stroSki znaSali okoli "a Milo
nov dolarjev. Danes bi pa, kakor
pravijo inzenirji, bi izvedenje IL
stega naGrta stale 81 miljonov do
larjev.
Mesto ina V ia namen re fond,
XII znaSa veG nego 80 miliOnOv. =
Kdaj Sc bo zaeelo gradnio pod
zemske zeleznice Sc seveda Sc ved-
no ne We. -
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
oKosTJA POD sTRUGo REKE

Dixon. KY. - Stirinajst Gevljev
globoko pod strugo reke Trade
water ali dvaindvajset teyljev
pod povrSiem vode Sc je naslo O.
kostja konja, ielena in Stevilo Gu
dnih priprav. Inzinir O,C. Vaughn
je ma prizadetem mestu gradil We
lik most preko reke, ki bi veal O.
kraia Webster in Critenden. Bio
je potrebno kopati navzdol, da Sc
pride do zadoStnO trdih plasti "a
temelje mOSta,
Med drugimi zanimivOstmi Sc je
naSlo kamenito cev, ki je imela ma
koncu ma notranji in zunanji Stra-
nj spiralno vrezan jarek, kakor /
ma vijak. NaSlo Sc je tudi tri de-
bla: topolovo, gumijevo in hrasto-
vo. Debla so bila zelo krhka toda
drugaGe Sc dobro ohranjena.
Kdo We, kolikor tisoG let Sc je
vse to nahajalo V glOboeini? kdo
so bill tisti ljudje, ki so napravill
one pripraveY
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
AVSTRIJA JE POVECALA SV0-
10 ARMADA DO POLNE
MOCI.

Dunaj, 81. okt. - Avstrijski dr.
zavni zbor je vceraj sprejel reso-
lucijo, S katero doloca, ola Sc av-
strijsko armada poveea do one
polne moei kot jo dovoljuje st.
germainska mirovna pogodba. Re-
solucija doloea tudi ola Avstrija
zahteva cd lige narodov dovolje-
MIA, da sme upeljati militaristieni
sistem namenom, da takoj razo-
rozi Ogrsko in povzroci transferi-
ranje Burske k Avstriji. I
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
EKSPLOzIJA DINAMITA JE
POSKODOVALA KANSASKI
PREMOGOVNIK.

Pittsburg, Kans, 27. okt. =
Premogovnik "Grey Wolf Nine
V blizini Grossa, Kans. je bill
skoro unicen radi dveh razstrelb
dinamita, XII sta Sc pripetili malo
pred polnocjo zadnjo sredo.
Ena razstrelba je porusila ma
vaden who'd, druga pa ustje, skozi
katero Sc dobiva ma dan premog
in odvaza V poleg Sc nahajajoci
tipple". Skoda je tako yelika,
da bo moral premogovnik prene-
haiti 2 obratovanjem "a nekolikc
dli,
Ne poroca Sc, kdo je eksplozijo
zakrivil.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-28
NOVA JAPONSKA SEKTA LA,
STUJE BRODOVJE.

TOXIC, Japonska. = Najnovej-
Sa religija ma Japonskem je "Rei-
Gi-gaku", kar bi nekako pomenja-
10 po naSe sekta "duse-intelekta-
znanja". Ia sekta Sc je pojavila
nedavno in je zacela V blizini Yo-
kosuka. Komaj nekaj mesecev O.
perira pa re ina syoje lastno bro
dovje, kar jasno dokazuje, ola po
eiva mad MO bozji blagoslov. Me
no brodovje je seveda sestavljeno
IL trgovskih ladij, ki delajo dru-
GIN paroplovnim druzbam dokaj
veliko konkurenco.
cod boga poslani odresenik' .
teh vernikov ie neki Watanabe
Kunka, ki je pred nekaj meseci
bill Sc cisto navaden zemljan, ki
81 je sluzil svoj vsakdanji kruh
kot pisar V uradih mornariSke-
'ga arsepala V Yokosuku.
Nekega dine je pa zacutil V sebi
preroSko zilo. Zagnal je pero
kot in zaGel vsem, XII so ga hotel
posluSati, razlagati "bozjo beSe-
do". Komaj Sc je dobro obrnil, u
je incl okoli sebe tropo pobOznih
ljudi, XII so videli MEM velike-
ga preroka svete religije "rei-ci-
gaku". MOI je postal nacelnik no
We cerkve, denar Sc je vsipal notrt
neprestano in danes ina poleg bo
zanske slave Sc lepo brodoVje, ka-
tero je nakupil denarjem poboz
nth vernikov.