davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1921-10-21
TNOOTB ALL
Il ACTS
Worth Kn0lOing
n. CuI hHxs-
BY Sol Metzger-
Q.-Is Il = goal II the ball goes owe,
either Of the uprightsy

Q.-Is Il = goal II the ball goes over
either Of the uprightss
Alt is. II any part OF the ball
passes directly over either upright.
Q-Niay "A team try for a goal after
touchdown BY drop kicky
A.-No, only by place kick.
Q.-Is II hurdling for q player TO
Jump over AN opponent who Is lying
ON the groundy
A.-No, mere stepping over a player
on the ground. although both feet may
be in the air at the same time, is not
construed as hurdling.
OH the referee accidentally blows
his whistle while player Is running for
touehdown. does the touchdown
cOunts
A.-No. The ball is brought back
TO the spot where the runner was
when the whistle was blown.
OH a player catches a punt one
loot I'm the field Of play and the other
In the end zone. and then touches the
ball down In the end zone, Is II q
touchback or safety
Alt Is safety. scoring two
points for the opponents.
The Washington times., 1921-10-21

backs will be put TO a very severe
test. l am always uneasy when I see
my team up against a fast forward
passing attack. and from what I can
hear Chicago Is very keen at this sort
or play. Wilmer. Gilroy, and Garrity
make very formidable secondary de-
Tense. and the Chicago passes will
nave to be exceptionally good TO
get by.
Tigers Are Superior.
] expect the Princeton team to be
superior from tackle to tackle. The
Chicago forwards haven't been up
against the same opposition as we
have and as a result won't be as ready
to stand up against the grueling they
must expect In game OF this sort
Again, Chicago has not had a game
Tor two weeks. This Ia going TO handi-
cap them more than one would i'm.
agine. A team needs real game play,
and Chicago hasn't had enough of IT,
If Lourie In In condition to be him
self, our open game will not suffer In
comparison with anything Chicago can
show. Though l think the Chicago
ends are better at receiving passes.
Chicago has some fast running backs,
hut, with Garrity in condition, the
Princeton backfield will be a thousand
per cent better than last Saturday
and the Princeton combination will
not suffer from any man for man
comparison. / think the Chicago ends
will be more flashy, but the Princeton
line will outplay its opponents.
l understand Chicago kicks from a
special open formation with the entire
line spread across the field. and going
down soon as the ball is passed. This
is directly opposite to our theory Of
kicking where the tight, close line il
emphasized. The Chicago punter
stands back about fifteen yards. while
we play our kicker back nine or ten
They figure the entire line down field
will make up the additional distance
spotted the kicker. II is going to be
very interesting to watch the two
theories work out.
tCopyright. 1921, by Bell Syndicate, Inc. J.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
MISTERJOZEN POZAR JE UNI
GIL PET LETAL.

Ma haywood letalslem poljii J,
pozar unicil lopo "a
letala in pet aeroplanov, kl so s
nahaiali niei, Skoda znasa okof
100000 dolarjev. Najprej Sc j
pripetila eksploziia, ki ie odnesia
posloju streho, eksploziji je siedli
pozar. V vseh petih aeroplanih :
je nahajala peka dolocepa mnoz'-
ma bencina vsega skupaj Cd gallon
Posode napolniene'z MIN so eks-
plodirale druga "a drugo in pre-
preciIe vsak poskus gasenja. Te-
kom pol ure je pogorelo vse do
tai. I4M "a -
haywood letalsko pole Sc ma
haja V blizini Chicago.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
KALIFoRNIJSKA BURJA.

LIZ San Francisco Sc poroea, ola
je tam diviala silna burja, ki je
zahtevala tri Gloveska zivljenja.
Diva cd teh. .ie ubilo zidovje neke-
ga malega poslopja, katero je bur-
ia podrla, tretiega je pa pis vrgel
V neki tolmun, kjer je utonil.
Vihar ie treseil OBJ pomol nekl
prevozni coin, ma katerem Sc ie
nahajalo 100 potnikov. Med mimi
je nastala panika, toda resili so Sc
vsi, ker so splezali po straneh col
ma do trdih tai ma pomolu. Coin ie
bill povsem RABBIT.
Napisne deske je burja trgala 2
mad trgovin, podirala je telefon-
ske in brzoiavne stebre in trgala
elektrovodne zice. Nesteto Sip v
izlozbenih oknih je zdrobila.
Tudi Sacramento in San JD-
seu je diviala buria toda ne tako
silno.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
PREDLOGA IA 2.75 PROCENT.
NO PIVO.

Washington, District of Colum-
bia, = Republiganski representa-
Hogan IL New Yorka je predlozil
zakonsko predlogo, ki pravi, da Sc
mai dovoli izdelovati in prodajati
2.75 procentno pivo. Ma vsak sod
(barreD piva mai Sc nalozi sedem
dolarjev takse, katero maj Sc po-
tenn plaGuje vojakom bonus,
Republikanec Mondell IL Wyo-
minga ie iziavil takoj, da je odo-
brenje predloge izven vsake mcz-
nosti. eta kongres ne bo spreje!
nikake take predloga, ne sedaJ nj
ii kdaj pozneie, " ie rekel.
Representa- Hill, tudi republi-
kanec il drzave Maryland. ki Sc ie
tekom voine boril V Franeiji, je IL.
javil, da "pomoei potrebm voja-
XII, XII so brez della, gotovo ne bodo
ee Sc sprejme TAX
naccrt, DO katerem bi dohodld po-
krivali plaeevanie bonusa ..
Trmasti so gospodie, trmasti. =
Bojijo Sc, da bi vso Ameriko vrao
wei. ce bi kdo spill kozarec dovo-
ljenega piva.
Medtem casom pa bogatijo ne
postavni kuharji zganja IN druga-
enih pijae. Cudno je to, rajsi pu,
stiti da Sc yes nafod zastrupila 2.
donna rareienim alkoholom kot bi
dovolili izdelovanje dobrega piva,
XII ne skoduie in ne more skodova-
r nikomur.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
lA-.-sz-zai a. -->.-S 60 = si-''s'-'-
FRANK MLADICH

Vsem GikaSkim Slovencem do
bro poznanega rojaka Franka
Mladicha nj vec. Rak = ia zaVrat-
nj morilec V danaSnjih dneh le tu-
di MENU pretrgal nit zivljenja V
najlejSi moSki dobi 4S let. Bolehal
je ze od julia meseca tega leta in
kOnGno podlegel neizprosni sill, ki
unicuje cloveSka zivljenja. Umrl
je V petek %. dec. oh pol Sesti Qri
zyeGer, mirnO kakor bi zaspal.
Pokojni Frank ie bill vedno ma
prednega miSljenja, ljubil je te-
lesno in duSevno svobodo do po-
Slednjih hipov svojega Mvljenja.
Bill je tudi soustanoviteli Sloven-
ske narodne podporne jednote. -
Kdorkoli ga ie tesneie poznal
vsakdo zaluje MIN.
Donna lie bill IL zuzemberka ma
Doleniskem, odkoder ie priSel y
Ameriko pred enaindvajsetimi le.
ii. ZapuSGa zalostno soprogo, pei
nedoraslih otrok, katcrih najsta.
rejSi ie IA let star in najmlajSa de
klica emo lcto ter pet bratov, ki Il
viio vsi V Chieagu, oziroma V bli
zini Chicago.
Pogreb Sc ie izvrSil civilno da
nes oh deseti uri dopold'ne V Soutf
Chicago.
Pokoinemu Franku zelimo mir
mega pokoja po tezkem zivljenj
skem boiu, katerega je moral pre-
stati ze liza rane mladosti, zalOst
mi druzini pa izrekamO na tenn me
stu naSe naiiskrenej$e sozalJe.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
Debs je koncno osvobojen.
NJEGovo pREPRIcANJE NEIzPREMENJENo

Po diva in pol etnem apou Atani Ga je % dec Evgene
v Debs postal Ko stopa Amerika svetovno
vono e bill odoo Negove besede tenn smlsu 1zrece
ne Sc e smatrao veleizaake obsojen H bill dee let e
Ma bozicni dan ga je predsednk Harding pomosii
obozevane amerSkega zavednega delaVsVa a.
ko ne vetoynega ga dejstvo da odvze amer
Sko zaviansvo izjav ola nj drzavan Zdru
zenih draw temvec vsega sveta.
ola b ao Dbsu prosto vozno Terre Haute nd
ker nhaa njegov dom uzna dali povabo ola odpo
tuie Washington
Odpotova tia prvatno pogovarja predsednikom
ardgom Casnkarskm porocevaem nj poveda podrobnostl
pogovoru toda ko odhaa 6 ree korespondentom
Nikdar bill jetnik zapr mole eo toda kar
mog zapreti Nekoc bo bruana vada zvedea ola
ola zapreti Gloveskega duha',
KO ie Dbs zapuSGa jetniSnco e pripelo ganh
prizorov Med MIN drugm etnik namrec nastao kreno
priateistvo On nmnog drug oka ko e poslava
Nei mlad Gnec plaSno prbiza Socastlcnem vodleu
in reke:
Bra Dcbs zeim da mi storis velko dobroto Naps
ubezensko penco da jo bonn postal svomu dekletu.''
Ko nitro prdem domov, bonn sori to- ie odvrn Debs Sc
nikdar Mvenju nisem napisa ubeznske toda
da hoGem sorii svoje najboljSe.'
Kamorko e Debs dospe bill spoznan povsod bill zvahno
pozdravn Ko e Sede vaku mahoma raznesa vest skon
kupeie Use e drenao njegov da iSne roko
Voz ie navadnem Sill ga, ola SPAIN voz
nj hotel Denar a maj b Sci spani daroval fondu
Xxi lie namenien pomoG stradajocemu ruskemu ljudsvu
Rad neprsanega pozdavljana dugega razburjena b
zGrpan Pa kjub nj hotel od Pulanoy
voz da bi Sc vlege posteljo.
e sedel mizo obednem dOspe zamorsk ezmk
oilom ie Skoro da posoda padla ta ko Je Eagle
lda Debsa Bog e Debs e vsikn in cisto pozab a6ne
pon e hte navduSeno pozdravja pubJenega DebSa
l. boriteIja zatirane in tepane.
Ko e vlal dospe Washington ie prhie MENU eden zaVl-
raGev in zakcal Sodg Db vs westinghouse fantle e po-
IZ(lra5jajoi
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
NEsRECA NE PRIDE sAMA.

Neki Maks HirSchborn New
Yorl1u ina smolo. Zadnji petek, ko
ie Sci po svoio mezdo V urad dru-
zbe, pri kateri ie bill zaposljcn, Je
dpal, da dobi bozicni bonus. Ma
mesto tega ie pa dobil V ovitku
rdeGi listez, ki pravi, da je odsloV-
lien. Toda nj ga prestraSilo to,
kajti V zcpu je incl denarnico Z
$50 dolarji. Potiplje : denarnice
mixer. Nckdo mu io ic izmaknil.
OdseI ie ma policiio, da naznanl
tatvino ozirOma izgubo. 10 Je bli
ma potu Sc ie zdrsnil ma ledemh
tleh in 81 zlomil kolk.
Zares boziGna smOla.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
MA MESTO MOzA JE HOTELA
v ZAPOR.

V Cincinnatiiu, Ohio ie neka
Mrs. Edward Prewitt prisla prosi-
ii sodnika j. A. Caldwella, da maj
spremeni obsodbo, katero ie izre,
kel mad nienim mozzem. MOI ie bill
obsojen V zapor radi vloma, zena
je pa hotela, da bi ona prestala
kazen, GeS, da to njej ne bo skodi-
10, doeim bo obsodba unicila vso
soprogovo bodocnost. Sodnik je
bill ganjen mad to pozrtvovalnostjo
zene ter ie obsodbo preklical. V
zahvalo ga je radostna zena obje-
la in obsula poljubi, ola je nesr
chi sodnik zardel kot rak.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
VELIKANSKI CIKLON MA
JUGU.

New Orleans, 26. dec. = Zadnji
petek in soboto je divial straSen
orkan skozi drzave Louisiana, Ar
kansas in Mississippi, ki je napra
vii "a vee nego en- million dolarjev
Skode. Ne le to temvec ie zahteval
tudi Al GloveSkih zrtev. Cd ubitih
oseb je 81 crncev in Stirje bell =
Mestece Spancer V Louisiani ie bi
10 dobesedno pometeno raz zemlj
skega povrSja.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27

Kshna eden treh ndjskh representation h nahajajo
Ameriki je obavil Sfrrano brzoavko IL Indie k gas
Revouciia ndi je stopa efek Vec sedemso oseb
bio obsrenh Mad dvso ustrejenh BrSke cete zapre
nego dvase soG ndh domaGnov Ma one his e pozga
nih. Sredisee revoueije je Kakuta.''
On prpoveduje nadae d bo Indcev nj bo nhovega peme
prot beemu e BOZ prot zatranu cd stran Vke r
anie Endc smaao Waskega pnca kaj vec kot mia
1ega gospoda XII e pse obska Indijo gbaniem nina mic
aprav enaindvae mjonov ndjcev prseglo da IL
voiujeo ndiji svobodo a. 1i
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
M1sTERJozEN sTRUP.

V Clevelandu ie na bozieni dan
Felix's Ambruskinski izgubil vsc
druzzino. Niegova zena, hei in sin
so umrli "a nepoznanim zastrup-
lieniem. On sam Sc bori smrtiC
in ne We Sc, ee bo okreval. Razte5
Iesenie mrtvih nj izdalo mic. Zdra-
wiki MISC nikakor mogli dognati,
kai ie bill vzrok niihove smrti.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
v NEKATERIH DELHI

mesta Chicago, so Sc pojavil; slu-
cali ernih koz. Umrlo lie nekaj o
seb. Ma stotine zdravnikov iugo-
zapadnem delu mesta ie dobilo ma
vodila, da cepijo koze vsem lju-
lem, hi Sc nahaiaio V okuzenem
1elu.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
POPLAVA v OHIO.

V draw Ohio je poslednje dne-
We padal mocan dez ki je poplavil
nekatere kraie. Sele nastopaioe
mraz je napravil poplavi, ki je BIZ
la najhuiSa cd leta 1907, konec.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
TOK ZLATA v z. D.

V New York ie IL Copenhagena
dospel parnik Frederick VIII. in
prinesel s seboi "a diva miliona do
lariev zlata, XII ie namenjeno Ma
rodni trgovski banki.
Glas svobode., 1921-12-27
RUSIJA JE SKLENILA TRGOV
SKO POGODBO z ITALIJO.

JuhoANo u 0O'O4 PSS ONNN u
danes zveeer V Rimu podp;sana,
kakor Sc glasi Havas brzojavka.
Moskva, "a, dee. = Danes ie de-
yeti vseruski sovietski kongres
sprejel in potrdil ekonomsko sta
lisce, kot ga je ocrtal in priporo-
Gil premier Lenin.
Kongres je sprejel nadalje reso-
lucijo katero Sc zahvaljuje anne
risk pomozni administraciji Ia
vso pomoG, katero ie nudila stra-
dajocemu ruskemu liudstvu,
Poslanec SamaSllo je podal vzne
mirljivo porocilo razsirjanju ii
fusa. On ie relel, da je ia kuzna
bolczen po zeleznicah tako razSir-
jena, da io naleze polovica voia
Stva, ki je poslano IL enega kraia
V drugega. Ma raznih postajah Sc
vidi kupe mrtvih liudi, ki so te-
<om potovania podlegli tifusu.
Kongresne seize so Sc vrSile Y
moskovski operni hiSi. NavzoGih ic
bilo 1852 delegatov in okoli 200
zastopnikov raznih strank, Navzo-
ci so bill tudi nekateri tujezemci.
Delegati so bill po vecini deIavci
Med tuiezemskimi komunisti ie
bill tudi J. Carr, Xxi ie zastopal A
meriko. Ia je med drugimi rekct
tudi sledece:
"Ne prinaSam pozdravov od Il
meriSke Wade nit ne cd politikov
li zborujejo sedaj V Washingto-
nu ia zaklenjenimi vrati, pac pa
prinaSam pozdrave cd miljonov "a
tiranih liudi V Ameriki. Prinasam
YAM pozdrave cd onih, ki sestra-
DAM koralaio po ulicah, ne da b
imeli della, stanovania ali ziveza.
Nadalie ie Mr., Carr naznanil,
da Sc amcriski delavci ma sElivai
organiziraio in bodo eventuelno
prelyucnili kapitalisticni red ter II,
stanovili delavsl1o Waldo.
Neza skupina komunistov ic o
gorGcno mimrala, ko je sliSala, ola
Sc hoGe sovietska vlada priblizat'
kapitalisticnim metodam, ko i've
ljaylja novo gospodarsko stalisce
Toda volili so kliub temu V pri
log, kaiti MISC vedeli nieesar boil
Sega.
Proti napadom takih klitikov j
premier Lenin V svoji adresi og
nievito branil ellonomsko staliscC
Wade. Neusmiljcno ie udaril po Il
niiskih delaHcih, lyi hoGejo sam
voditi industriie a tega ne zna1o
Pozval jih ie maj rajSi pokazej(
anGEncst, da zamorcio obratova1
ruske industriie kot pa samo pl
sati resolucije.
"Nauciti Sc trgovine ie tezavna
styar", ic rckel Lenin nadalje. =
"To nj kakor govcrniStvo, ki ic
.hcmu prirojeno nego je stvar, ka-
tere sc ie treba 'naceiti in mi Sc j
moramo nauciti. "
Lenfn ie iziavil, da mu je skrai-
no zoprno imeti posla s svetovni-
mi trgovci, ki hoceio imeti sto od-
stotkov dobiGka, toda ne ola Sc pc
magati. Surovine je treba nakupi-
ii drugod "a vsako ceno in j
spraviti V Rusiio in trgovino j.
treba obnoviti, Toda, je rekel, le
&c Sc bono borili petnajst let z
.lakotnimi yeletrgovci, Sc bono 'na
ucili trg0Vine.
Ko ie Lenfn kritiziral trmoglave
delavce, ki noceio niSesar slisati
o trgovini, ie bill zivahno aplavdi-
ran.
Jasno ie, Ga Sc morala Russia
podati potrebi. Mora stopiti V tr,
govske zvezi drugimi drzavami.
ce hoGe dvigniti svoio dezelo. Use
odredbe Sc ie re odpra
vilo ali ublazilo. Nj drugaee, IL
svojih napak in zmot Sc elovek uci
"a naprej.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
PRELATE'S BODY
LIES IN STATE
Borne From Residence
Into Cathedral
This Morning.

Baltimore. March 27.-The body of
James Cardinal Gibbons will be borne
Monday morning from his bedchamber
in the arch episcopal residence into
the cathedral where it will lie in state
until Thursday morning.
After the final Easter service in
the cathedral Sunday night the cata-
faIque was erected just outside the
sanctuary at the head of the central
isle The catafalque was draped in
rich cloths and the cardinals body.
clothed in his vestments. will be placed
upon it. The guard of honor from
Catholic laymen's organizations will be
maintained constantly throughout the
whole time the body will lie in state.
The public will be admitted Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday between IL
a. m, and ii p. m.
The first ceremony of the cardinals
funeral will be requiem high mass at
10 o'clock Monday morning for child
rem.
Tributes to the life of Cardinal
Gibbons, and expressions of sorrow for
his loss, were made in many Protes-
tant pulpits Sunday. Prayers of sym
pathy for the bereaved--includng as
such not only the thousands under his
apostolic authority. but countless
thousands of the city and the nation
as well-were uttered by many min
listers.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
c. 0. ?. CLANS
ARE GATHERING
State Committee Will
Meet Today in
Helena.

Helena, March o7.-Members of the
Republican state central committee are
gathering here for Mondays meeting
at which they were to have elected a
new committeeman, but which action
has been enjoined By court order.
What action the committee will take
is not known. Chairman Joseph d.
Scanlan of Miles City, will be here
early Monday, it is said.
o. H. p. Shelley, the present nation
al committeeman, believing the COM
mittee, which is said to be hostile to
him. meant to oust him, Saturday Sc
cured temporary injunction from
Judge A. J. Horsky in the district
court, forbidding the election of com
mitteeman. Hearing on this order Is
to be held April 5.
Rumors are rife that the committee
will go into the supreme court tor a
writ Of supervisory CONTROL IN the
case, but T. b. Weir. counsel for the
committee, when asked if this was SO.
would only say:
I'VE know our rights and we arc
going to get them
A new phase of the imbroglo de-
veloped when it was learned that none
of the committeeman had actually been
served with the injunction papers. At
torney Weir made this statement, out
refrained from comment. Why ser
vice has not been had is not known.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
100000 Paraders
Throng Board Walk
on Easter Sunday

Atlantic City, March 27,-A crowd
estimated at more than 100000 parad-
ed the Atlantic city board walk Sun
day TO be reviewed by several thousand
others at points of vantage. It was
one Of the largest and most colorful
Easter pageants in the history of the
resort
Bright sunshine beamed down upon
the paraders, upsetting all predictions
for this part of the country. The
thermometer at noon registered 81 in
the shade and at several beaches ven
turesome bathers could be seen dis
porting themselves in the waters.
Easter bonnets were of all sizes and
colors,7 but there was note OF con-
servatism in the gowns with a pre-
ponderance of quiet colors.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
20 Sailors Executed
at Petrograd Because
of Part in Revolt

Helsingfors, March 27.-Twenty
sailors from the battleship Sebastopol
including Sub-Captain Denierin. were
executed Immediately after they had
been sentenced by revolutionary tri-
bunal in Petrograd on March 20. ac-
cordiug to the Krasnya Gazeta. They
were tried on the charge of having
been leaders of the battleship revolt
during the Kronstadt episode and be-
cause their bombardm from the
battleships had caused thousands of
casualties. it was declared.
No mention is made by the news
papers of the fate of the other 14O0
prisoners in Peterhof.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
WILSON'S NAME
BRINGS Kisses
Senator King Denounc.
es His Audience as
Bolshevists.

New York, March o7.-Demonstra-
tions and Kisses at the mention of
Woodrow Wilson and former Secretary
of State Colby, marked public de-
bate at Carnegie hall Sunday evening
between Senator Joseph J.. France of
Maryland, and Senator William King of
Utah, on the question of changing the
American policy toward Russia.
Further disorder occurred when the
audience, believing that a vote was to
be taken at the end of the debate, was
| informed that through a misunder-
standing this would not be done.
! At adjournment many persons rush
! ed upon the platform to threaten
Rabbi Joseph Silverman, who declared
that such a vote would be un-Amerlcan
| in face of the governments stand. bic
charged that the meeting was packed
and persons in the audience were heard
| to say that socialistic newspapers had
urged their readers to attend IN masses.
King Denounces Hearers.
Senator King, after many Interrupt
tions, during which the former pres,
ident's name was repeatedly Kissed and
| booed. denounced many of his hearers
as being ''bolshevists" and recommend
cd lessons in Americanism for them.
Senator France advocated change OF
policy. including throwing open the
doors" for trade with Russia under
it's present government.
| The questions during the debate
| hinged on the statements Of Senator
France that Russia has gold, raw prod
ucts and concessions by which sne
could pay for trade; that the American
noIicy has been of war in all dealings
with Russian armies and especially IN
invading "the north Of Russia, at
= - Other Nations Gold.
Senator King replied that the Rus,
sian gold, for the most part. belonged
to Rumania and other countries, would
not be sufficient to start even a small
amount of trade, even if Americans
could bring themselves to the point OF
| taking it, and that thade with Russia
has been impossible to great extent
| hy the refusal of communists to allow
| goods to enter.
He denied that the United States
policy has been one Of war, declaring
| that American troops were invited.
| a statement by Senator France, that
oAmeri1a's waging war on Germany ny
invading Russia was as bad as Germa-
ny's invasion of Belgium drew scath-
ing rebuke from Senator King.
Senator France argued that the pol
| icy of the United States mas neen u, IN
wise "because un-American.' The
news Of the Russian revolt. ne said,
should have caused the liberty bell at
Philadelphia to be rung again.
Agrees With Harding.
Senator France asked Senator King
if it was not the fact that war was
waged against Russia without the con-
sent of congress and whether the re-
sumption of trade with Russia depended
upon the form Of government in that
country.
Senator King replied that war was
not waged against Russia in any man
ner. and that he agreed with President
Harding and Secretary of State Hughes
that trade should not be taken up with
soviet Russia.
'.If the people of Russia want bolshe-
vism, that is their business" he de-
clared.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
Six More Burials
in ''Martyr's s Plot
Beside MacSwiney

Cork, March 27.-six more bnriala
were made Sunday in the Republican
martyrs plot in Saint Finn Bars
cemetery just outside Cork, where
Terence MacSwiney was buried. The
burial followed separate funerals this
afternoon for the six Republican vol
unteers shot by the constabulary at
Clogheen Wednesday. The streets
we're lined with crowds which appeared
almost as large as those that gathered
for the occasion Of the MacSwiney
funeral last fall. Armored cars ac
COMMANDED the procession.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
: More Dead Negroes
Taken From River
in Georgia Probe

Monticello. Ga. March 27-Two more
bodies of negroes were recovered from
the Alcovey river here today, making
total Of II bodies found since the
authorities beSan an investigation OF
charges Of peonage and murder against
John Williams, Jasper county farmer.
Like the first three found number
of days ago, the bodies recovered to-
day were chained together and weight
ed down with sacks Of stones and iron.
Five bodies were found Saturday, bur-
led on the Williams plantation.
At the inquest held today over eight
Of the bodies, verdict was returned
declaring the negroes came to their
death ct the hands of Manning, and
naming Williams as an accessory.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-28
FRENCH PLEDGE
AID To POLAND
Pact of February 19 Is
Defensive Alliance,
Report.

Washington, March 2T.--tBy the
Associated Press).-France and Pol
and in their agreement concluded Feb
ruary 10, mutually pledge themselves
to concerted action for defense in case
either of the two countries should be
attacked without provocation, accord
ing to summary of the pact received
here Sunday, in official circles.
Besides providing for a defensive
alliance, the program provides for NUT
ual assistance in the economic restora
ton of the two countries.
BY its terms France would be ex-
pected, it was said here. to support
the Polish claims to Upper Silesia and
would also be obligated to lend sup
port to Poland in case of bolshevist
attack