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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

pc >e-snlt..l 10 b. for n constant m
'r":,~e ID th"ir pay and rapid
spending thereof. which called for
another increase. afrordins an even
greater spending power.
Tncn followed our declaration
OF war which created q much
greater scarcity OF help with accom-
p&nyinS higher prices Our coun-
iry had received SO great an amount
from abroad thar this condition
continued for Il considerable period
after th,. war vas over. or l'e-
was the cost o! our part in tllr
war. which together with our waste
of spending finally consumed III"
SANE In the vain hope 70 con-
tin,:r our luxurious living. eVery
known experiment. was reSorted 70
First. we borrowed t'roln all Who
would lend: then sold everything
available except the automobile.
which we ran with the throttle
wide open whenever We could ac-
quire sufficient gas to travel an
other E:ile.
Nor We're these spectacular pro-
reedinGs confined TO the wild and
woody. Setting aside the established
laws CT political economy. which
are as changcleSS as the law u;
gravity. our most conservative IL
nanci"rs and ablcst leaders struck
Il pace that only the Swiftest could
follow. Credits were extended and
bonds issued. in order that this
shell OF prosperity might be Sus-
tained We viewed the money thus
oh;aincd Is newly created wealth,
whcn in reality il WAS only a debt,
a bu:'ti, II ul,Ga oar future prosper
i,y. |. was spent at the peak of
prices. leaving litt!" TO be paid by
those who sil:,.! receive but little
benefit thcre!ro.n.
We did NOT consider that bonds
should never be made burden
upon others in excess Of the bene-
fiji which they receive. Even our
poverty following the Civil war
Gid not cause us to abandoN this
tine principle. Many towns and
communities have been ruined by
bond issues Tor which we never
seem TO get the same value as
when we pay as we go, and don;
go until we can pay. For our peO-
pie are willing 10 pay taxes for
what they really need. provided this
;ax is justly placed and economi-
cally spent We should regard the
issuing Of bonds on a community
just as YOU would mortgage on
your home.
1t is now claimed that We should
issue bonds for the construction
OF smooth surface roads. and that
the saving in wear and tear on
automobiles would soon pay for the
same. Now, this being true, the
road question is finally settled.
Tax the automobile for enough
10 build these roads and let the
owner reimburse hins, If from these
taid savings.
The issue Of war bonds no one
will question-the frightful waste
so continuously incurred before
Germany was beaten, we must take
as the part OF a nation which alb
Solutely refused TO allow herself
to prepare for the struggle which
beat upon our door for four years
before finally breaking through.
McIver Williamson.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11
PHILIPPINE WAR
IMPLEMENTS

Lincoln. Neb. Feb. 4.-Gcn.
John J. Ptr<hins has augmented
his contribution Of Philippine bird
skins presented TO the state mus
cum Of the University of \ebras-
ka several years ago. by u collec-
ton of Philippine war inIple-
ncntS. accumulated by the gencr-
al during his various army ma
neuvcrs in the islands.
The first shipment OF the collec-
ton has been received and the
major portion, which is stored in
Washington, Will hc forwarded
later. General Persh;nS attached
his compliments with the colltr-
zion when they We're presented.
Included among those pieces al
ready received and described by
the museum custodian as of more
value, arc:
Three long-Shafted anu orna-
1lented spears. made and used by
the Moros Of the southern Philip
pine islands.
\ large solid brass helmet made
by the Moro> in imitation Of the
style Of the Spanish OF the sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries.
4 rare and valuable heavy cast
helmet of unusual size. weight and
design. also liiscned after the
Spanish.
\ coat OF mail of heavy brass
links and plates. in thick cast
brass: each plate being inlaid
with copper in various designs.
a set OF len large cast brass
SongS. turned and set together TO
make n musical instrument akin
10 the lubiphone.
Two richly ornamcnted cast brass
lantaka>. or native canon. They
arc five to six feet long. weigh 30
TO 200 pounds each. have a bore
OF about one inch and 1.:row a
onc-ich projcctilc.
Sets Of dagger kris, stra;Sh; and
Serpcntine kris. broadhladcd ha-
ron.s used by Moro tribes. be
headin. swords and Sinilaf w":ip-
ons. Some Of tn" swords are c!ab-
orately wrought with heavy han
dies of carved IVORY. trimmed.
wound and inlaid with silver.
The blades in some instances are,
inlaid with metal and etched IN
intricate designs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11
London Money Higher

.scw York. Feb. e.-r;xchange on
London today continued It's per
siS;ent rise. raI!yin& after the clos"
Of the stock market 10 $4.%%a 3-S
for demand bills. The previous
high ouotation of the past TWO ;tnd
Il h:tlf years WAS S-i.32 II. made
last Week.
Dealers in exchange we:c al q
loss to account for the steady adj
vance of this remittance on any
ground other than the improve
ment shown in Grca, Eritain' :
foreign trade.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11
PETITION IN
BANKRUPTCY

Charlcs,on. Feb S-A petition OF
creditors. asking that the Jennings
Gaincv Furniture Company OF sum
ter. be adjudScd bankrupt. was fled
in ,hc United States District court
her. Yesterday. The Anchor Stove
and Range company OF Kentucky.
the Simmons Company Of Delaware
and the Tomlinson chair Manufac-
turing company Of North Carolina
are the petitioners IN the case.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11
Catches POSS,iif.

MI ". ". Wolf % The city re-
latc> a little story Of his 'possum
hunt within The city limits :tnd on
sunday night. too. Ii" .tated that
~, heard a considerable fuss at th..
rear OF his residence. No. IA :.
Main street. When ne returned
hom,. at ahoul ~ O'Clock SundaN
night. Hi, Investigation with :.
flash liGh; revealed The rr"s"nc"
o. Il Mr.. rosSu.:l on tl!" h;'ci> NitrG
fence. lie states that he had no
arcat amount of trouble in effect
iDr The capIul." Of IN" mTaCdinc
hrlIt.. Whic!: he cSt;ln:rtcs rs
y ve!shins ;,bout i pounds.
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Hospital For
Ex-Service Men

San Francisco. Feb THE GOV
ernmeny today completed the pur-
chase of two hundred acres of
faud four miles from Livermore.
near here, and will construct
two million dollar hospital for the
treatment of tubercular eX-service
;.sen. IL was announced here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11
Severe Storm Off
Cape Hatteras

Washington. Feb. Warning
OF 4 storm OF marked intensity
central near Cape HattcraS. was is
sued early today by the weather
bureau. which SAID the storm would
move rapidly northcastward during
the next twcnty-fomr hours. at
tended by storm northeast. north
shifting 10 northeast winds and
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11
JOHN GARY EVANS
BACK FROM EUROPE

Columbia. Feb. S.-Former Gov
ernor John Gary Evans. of Spar
tanburS was an interested visitor
in the halls OF The General Assem-
bly, Tuesday night He has recent
ly returned from trip to Europe.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11
Coronation of Pope
February II

Rome. Feb. TIL" vatican is
r"&uming lls usual lrilliancc in
preparation for til. coronation OF
;he ncw pope on February 18th.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

Her hair i> always cyqui>il,ly
dressed and her shoes in perfect
shape No more in the way of
dress is required OF any woman.
Daily Mirror Hritain'S
h:.lnlv climate. Syracuse Herald.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

When Il man killed himself IN
.I,s old days. The first thought was
70; find the woman. Now the hrst
thought is TO fad the bar. d.
reeters.
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Marriage License Record.

4 marriage license has been is
sns.d TO Mr. James w. Weeks and
Miss Margie L. Barwick, both Of
Pinwcood.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

France is gently reminded that
the hand that rocks III" boat ism {
that hand that rules the world
Baltimore Sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

The great Shackl"ton died ii
might he said With his arctics on
Philadelphia Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

w eaii soon SLY why is til"
S..:t l.luc?' the answer being
..'rncy arc ccllsorin:; the bathiu;;
suite again.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

"Whrre. dcmand~ Il r"rn-hcl'
ol@,, or. do We find most Of the
hogs" Speaking off ham: Wc
should SAY on the end scat.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

\ll dnuGhuul> ,rc popular '-N"''pt
Tho one that gets that W:iy lmtn"-
Giafcly after inhcritinG Il llltl"
dough
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

Cardinal Nicholas Mari:i was q
cardinal deacon. He was created
cardinal and proclaimed on Deccn1-
i.cr :. 1916. He was born in Rome
August 2h. 1913. He was secretary
OF the congregation for the Oricn-
tai church.
Previous 10 his nomination as
cardinal hy Pope Bcncdic. Cardl-
raj Marin had been Secretary OF
thc HON Signature.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-02-11

Therefore. we must not look for
relief from Il return O; the pros
pcrity which we have had. For q
large part of this We got from
! Eurol,.. Entirely losing sight of
! the f.cl hat those who later be-
came oar allies, We're ,h"n fighting
our battles as truly as their
! OWN: That their defeat would as
Sllr.dlv have meant our invasion
forced hv the conquered navlcS OF
England. llaly and France. and
thar We TO-DAY would have been in
German Suhicctior. Yet our man
u:acturtr> took adEanta@" OF this
death struggle to c:,toTt rlnrhitAnt
prices for their munitions. For it
Was conditioned that he credit cN-
tended by our country hc spent
With us Thus We acquired their
gold and their billions OF bonds.
ThcSc factories rec"iV"d fabulous
prices and paid fabulous wages.
which in :, lesser degree extended
10 all Other workers and finally 10
chose few who had rot airrady LEFT
tn. farm our conTtry was iillrn
with wealth and mon"N became 50
plentiful that no one would labor
except Tor an astonishing amount
thereof What waS II" need whcrr
money lay rs r.tnna on The ground.
People co:lten,tr,l for cvcn greater
wages. NTH accompanies" strikes.
idlene*S and property destruction.
Commissions. boards and thousands
81 Other organizations We're created
With tneil' presidents and v!c" pros
;acniS ans! fortN-fith Vic"-prcsi-
dents. secretaries. St"n"&raphcrs
and advisors Everybody was look
in= for Il position which supplied
some one To do the worN. Th'- 1ln-
aniutous desire OF All ol ilcse pco-
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Cardinal Marini Dies
Passes Away at Vatican, Says
London Correspondent

London. Feb. 6.--Cardinal Ma
r:ni. according to Rome CORE
spondcnt OF the London Times.
Gied in the Vatican before the elcc-
ton Of the Pope Cardinal Mar!ni
WAS suffering from influenza
when he entered the conclave.
He remained in bed for the first
day. but on the second day he
! participated in the deliberations Of
ti!c cardinals and was ahlc to take
part in the baliotins. After that
his condition became worse and he
was compelled 10 remain in bed.
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Chamber OF Commerce Notes

Darlington. Feb. 4.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
AMERISKI PARLAMENTARCI
" GLAvNIH MESTIH
JUGosLAvIJE.

Beograd, %. avg. : TIE dni pri-
eakujeio V Beogradu delegacijo a
meriskih parlamentarcev, XII pri-
sostvujeio danes medparlamentar-
nj konferenci ma Dunaju. V Beo-
grad dospo preikone l. septembra.
Med mimi Sc nahajajo 3 senatorji
in 3 poslanci svojimi soprogami
ter drugim spremstvom. Stavili so
nasi vladi vprasanje, ali je njih
poset dobrodosel. NaSa vlada ie
vzela to veseljem ma znanje
jih prosila maj elm dale ostancjc
v nasi drzavi. AmeriSM parlan.en.
tarci nameravajo posetiti Zagreo,
Sarajevo, Ljubljano in Skop je.
Povsod so priredili MIN ma cas-
slovesen banket. Vozijo Sc S poseb-
MIN vlakom.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
OGENJ MI PRIZADEL IZDELO-
vANJA TRINERJEVEGA
GRENKEGA VIVA.

Tyrdka JOS. Triner Co. zeli TEN
notom obvestiti cenjeno obcln-
stvo. da ne prizadene ogenj, kl Je
zadnii torek unieil dvoie nastro,
phi glavnega poslopja ma loa9,o9
s. Ashland Ave-, Chicago, izdelo-
'vanja Trinerjevega grenkega ylna
in drugih znanih Trinerievih zdra
vii. Velika zaloga ssetavln IN vlna
v skladiscih, XII Sc drze glavnega
poslopia, ie ostala nedotaknjena,
kar je tvrdk omogoeilo nadalJe-
vati prihodnji dan izdelovanJe IN
"a ur po pozaru ie ze prieela red
no odposiljati preieta naroclla ka-
kor ponavadi.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
RuSija pOVTlG VGHkalSkO
algl0-alGriSkO laStlilO.
KoraN "a normalno kupcijo v OBJ
novi stare "Hooverjeve" korpo-
racije. Tozadevna konfe-
renca Sc snide prihodnii ce-
trick v Hagu. = Bo ne
uradna.

Kakor Sc glase berlinska poro-
ella, Sc boljseviska Russia, ki je
bila Sc pred enim letom skoro po-
polnoma ebdana S kitajskim Ii
dom, Sc naglo vraca k normalne-
mu trgovinskemu in kupcijskemu
zivljenju. Triie dogodki, ki so Sc
udejstvili veerai, podpirajo to
ditev:
1. Sklep pogodbe med sovjetsk'
Waldo in Rusko-aziisko spojenc
druzbo, po kateri ina Russia vrni-
ii tel anglo-ameriski korporaciji
posest vrednosti 56,000,000 fun
tov ali $266,000,000.
2. Ruska olina druzba je povi-
Sala svoio glavnico 100000
fuatov la 6,5O0,0OO funtov Ster-
lingov.
3. Sklicana ie V Hag konferen-
ca, XII Sc ina vrsiti prihodnji cetr-
tex. Vdeleze Sc ie zastopniki an
gleSkih, francoskih in ameriskih
oljnih tvrdk, da Sc posvetujejo o
ruskih oljnih poljih.
Ruski trgovski komisar Leonid
Krasin ie Sc predkratkim iziavil,
kakor smo re porocali TEN llstn,
da Sc razmere ma Ruskem- magic
vracaio normalno zivlienie. Ia
Krasin, ki ie eden najvecjih MOI
ma Ruskem, ie vodil VISA ia poga-
janja ter sklenil vse te pogodbe,
med katerimi .ie najvazneiSa ona
rusko-aziisko spojeno druzbo, "a
kaj, il ME je razvidno, da je Ru
sija pripravljena poprejsnjim last
nixon vso zasezeno zasebno lastni
no.
Moza, XII sta Sc pogajala Y svr
no te pogodbe, sta bila angleskl
industriiec Leslie Urquhart IL
newyorski odvetnik Malcolm Sum
mer. Pogaiala sta Sc neposredno 5
Krasinom.' [.
Mr.. Summer ie nekem razgo.
voru zatrdil, ola sta ustanovila ru
|
sko-aziisko druzbo Mr.. Urquhar1
in sedanii ameriSki trgovinski tai
mix Herbert Hoover. Rusko-azll-
ska spoiena druzba je najvecja "a
sebna korporacija ma Ruskem. :
Med nienimi lastniki ie tudi dobr-
sno stevilo ameriSkih podjetiJ. Ali
Hoover nj incl MO nobenega sti-
ka ze vec kakor pet let.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
NAs1M zAsToPN1KoM.

Cas- bezi, da ie kaj. In kmalu bo
dan, ko bo mas list "Glas Svobo-
de-" obhajal dvajsetletnico svoJe-
ga obstanka, tukaj. Zato ma delo,
vsi ma delo! Vsi cd prvega do zad-
MEGA ma delo "a naroenike Ma
slavnostno izdaio in "a pridobiva-
ME oglasov slovenskih podjetij.
List bo izSel ma 16 straneh, ce nam
bodo sli nasi zastopniki ma roko,
ce bodo nasi pisci naklonili svoje
spise listu "a tisto priliko, ce Sc
bodo zanimali "a to stvar vsi ma
predni element med ameriskimi
Slovenci.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
KONFERENCA MALE ANTAN-
TIE IN POLJSKA.

Praga, %. avg. = "Cat" jaw
liza: Konferenca zunanjih mini
strov male antante in Poliske, ka-
tere Sc udeleziio ministrski pred
sednik in minister zunanJlh poslov
dr. Benes, minister zunanjih +
SLOW dir. Nincic, rumunski minister
zunanjih poslov Duca in poljski
poslanik Ficz kot zastopnik poll
skega zunaniega mfnistra, Sc je
pricela veeraj oh 10. uri predpol-
dne V praskem gradu V prostorih
ministrskega predsednika DIR. Be
mesa. Ia 3. uro so bill povabljeni
stirje glavni delegati nalunch pri
predsedniku republike DIR. Masa-
rylSu ma gradu Lana.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
PTGdSGdlikOVi SGli Sc Obrata
ZdTaEjG ma bOiG.
Bolnici Sc najbrz ne bo treba pof
vreci operaciii. = Temperature
skoro normalna. = Zdravni-
sko poroGilo zelo optimisti-
emo.

Zadnji petek Sc ie bliskoma raz-
neSla zaloStna noVica Sirom Zdru-
zenih drzav, ola ie hudo obolela
zena naSega predsednika Hardin
ga. Bolezen Sc je potem hujSala, in
hujSala. In Skoro je bio pricako-
vati, da Sc DO morala obolela pred
sednikova zena podvreci operaciji.
Dezela ie bila vznemiriena vslel
te novice. Bolezen nj mixer in no
benkrat dobrodoSla. In vse prebi-
valstvo Zdruzenih drzav ie simpa
tiziralo svojim predsednikom, ki
ga nj bilo do vGeraj ma izpregled
radi bolezni niegove zene. V nede:
lilo je dosegla bolezen Mrs. Hard
ingove viSek, a pondeljek j
pa ze dokai odleglo. Zdravje Sc je
ielo obracati IA bolie nedeljo
ponoci in vGeraj dopoldne nepre-
nehoma, Noe Ma pondeljek je bol-
MICA prebila mirno, in zdravniki
XII io zdraviio, so odlozili namera-
vano operaciio.
"Mrs. Harding je veliko boli-
sa," ie deial tainik Denby, ko j
zapuSeal Belo hiso vceraj popo
dne.
BivSi generalni zvezni postar
Hays je obiskal predsednika Har
dinga vGerai ter ostal pri MEM
vec kakor dve uri. Ko je odhajal
cd MEGA, je deial, ola je po cell
Bell hiSi zayladal optimizem, dasi
je stanie Mrs. Hardingova Sc we'd
no kriticno.
Bolnica ie imela nedeljo I'VE
Ger OBJ devetih mad 100 stopin.
temperature. Po vcerajsnji sodbi
pa Sc je tisto stanie zelo izboljsa-
10. Tajnik Wallace, kl Je bll tam
kai ma obisku takoj po osmi uri,
ie dejal, da ie Mrs. Harding pre-
bila noe prav mirno.
Predsednik Harding Sc je wee
raj poeutil kai dobro. In to doka-
zuje, da je mocno odleglo njegovi
oboleli zeni. Predsednik je nepre-
stano v stiku z zdravniki, ki zdra-
vijo niegovo zeno. Zdravniki SO
po prihodu speciialista drja. Chas
Mayo IL Rochester, Mimi, izraziii
upanje, da bo Mrs. Harding srec-
no prestala sedanio krizo.
Mi iskreno zelimo oboleli zeni
nasega predsednika skorajsnje O.
krevanie in trdno zdravje.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
"1zvoR zIvLJENJA". >.

Drugi naklad "Izvor zivljenja"
je bill vcerai dovezan. Vsem tistim,
XII so 81 narocili to knjigo, pa je
Sc MISC dobili, jo odposljemo da-
mes. Vsi tisti pa, XII 81 je Sc MISC ma
roeili, mai to store nemudoma.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
Turk 50 ST iZDOjGVaG slllO
ZIlagO mad Grki.
Poraz grske armade pripisujejo
vojaskim hibam, politih in stra-
hopetnosti. = Smirna v rokah
turske vojske. = Grski po-
raz popoln.


zija, Sc sipljeio turSke vojaske ce-
tie V smirnsko mesto. Prvi oddelek
Kemalove vojske, ki je prikorakal
V mesto, ie bill sestavljen IL dveh
konjeniskih polkov S polkovnikom
Eddinom ma celu. Tadva polka sta
vkorakala V mesto V soboto OBJ e.
najstih dopoidne. Tenn eetam ie
sledila neredna voiska.
Discipline ie bila med voja-
stvom izborna, in cello vstaSke ce-
tie so Sc strogo pokorile ukazom in
poveljem zapovedujocih castni-
kov.
Cete so bile prav dobro oboroze-
ne, in eeprav lie bila konjenica ze
tri tedne ma pohodu, kliubtemu nj
bilo videti, da bi bila utrujena. =
Vojaki in castniki so strumno po-
zdravliali vse zavezniske cast'nike,
XII so iih sreGali.
Polkovnik Salah Eddfn je po-
TEN, ko 81 ie oskrbel glavni stan V
mestu, spreiel zavezniske in anne
riSke castnike. Tidal ie V imenu
Mustafe Kemala Pase ukaz, Ra-
terem pozivlia svoie vojake, naj
Sc vedeio dostoino in mirno. "a
grozeno jim ie bilo tistem pove-
lju, da DO tisti, ki bi Sc hotel zne-
sti mad kristiani in njihnim pre-
mozenjem, nemudoma usmrcen.
To povelie nj bilo zaman. Neki
grSki civilist je vrgel bombo med
eastnike sprednie straze ter take
ranil diva cd niih, ali Turk MISC IL.
vajali posledic.
Poraz grske armade je pripisati
vglavnem nasledniim okolscinam
Uverien, da ne bo stanu pora'
ziti Turkov, ie odposlal vrhovn!
poveljnik jedro grske vojske
Tracije. S tenn ie hotel obdrzat
"a vsako ceno Traciio III mOrds
tudi zavzeti Carigrad. Tekom zad
njih Sestih mesecev je poveljstvr
namignile vejaStvu, da bo treba
oditi IL Male Aziie, in ola bo mno-
go vojakov moglo potem domov
In ko so poveliniki zahtevali oc
njih, maj Sc bore, so odrekli po
korSeino, ker MISC mogli uvideti
zakaj maj bi Sc nadalje prelival-
svojo kri "a izgubljeno stvar.
Nadalie so Sc clani grSkega ge.
neralnega Staba vdajali misli, ces
da so Turk nesposobni in nezmoz
nj resnega odpora, ter tako dopu
still, da so bile grSke cete iznena.
donna napadene.
GrSki poveliniki in sta.bni Off
cirii so bill nastavlieni po svojen
politicnem preprieanju, ne pa pc
svojih vojaskih sposobnostih. Ia
strantega Sc ie zgodilo, da je bile
veliko stevilo neveseih in nespo-
sobnih oficiriev imenovanih ma 81
la odgovorna mesta.
Poraz grske armade utegne ime.
ii slime politiGne zapletljaje "a po'
sledico. V Mali Aziii je njih Via
danja konec. Upanje ma osvojitev
carigrajskega mesta jim je spla
valo po vodi. Dardanele, ki Sc
kliuv Sredozemskemu morju, osta
neio Sc vedno V turSkih rokah. Ia
sedai ie Turek mani nevaren bal.
kanskim drzavam kakor Grk:. Ce
utegne priti do balkanske konfe-
deracije, kar je zelo mogoce, po-
tenn bo laze pognati Turka iz Carl,
grada, kakor bi bilo Grka.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
DaQgl6TtVja pred SOdli StOl,
zaltGVa DOSlalGC Keller.
Predlog republkanskega poslanca
Kelleria IL Minnesota ie poslan-
ska zbornica izrocila sodnemu
komiteju. = Daughertyje-
yo postopanie protiustav-
no.

Republikanski ljudski poslanec
Keller IL Minnesota je vceraj zah-
teVal, mai bo zvezni generalni
pravdnik Daugherty postavljen
ma zatozno klop radi velikih zlo-
dejstev fn slabega obnasanja.
S pretezno ve6ino je pa poslan-
ska zbornica izroeila to vpraSanje
sodnemu odseku.
Mr.. Keller ie obdolzil Daugher-
tyja, da ie izrabljal V zadevi sod
ne prepovedi proti zeleznicarskim
stavkariem svoie visoko sluzbeno
mesto "a krSitev zvezne ustave,
ker je sodno prepovedjo ukinil
pravico do svobodne besede in er-
ke in pravico do mirnih zboro-
vani.
Nadalje ga ie obdolzil pred po-
slansko zbornico, da je kot gene
ralni pravdnik brez sodnega pove-
liza ma podlagi sodne prepovedi
grozil kaznijo drzavljanom Zdru-
zenih draw, XII so Sc uprli njego-
vim poizkusom, prezirati ustavne
doloGbe, in da ie uporabljal skla-
de IL svojega rada,nepostavno IN
brez dovoljenja "a preganjanje or
ganizacii, ki Sc gibljejo in DELUXE
jo meiah dezelnih postav.
Potem ie bill generalni pravd-
mix tudi obdolzen. da nj sodno pre-
ganial posameznikov in organiza-
eli, XII so krSili postave, in da je
tenn Sc priporoeil, maj bodo izpu-
Sceni bogati krsitelii Shermanove
protitrustovske postave ma svobo-
do. -
Republikanski poslanec Hoch liz
Kansasa ie V poslanski zborniei
predlagal odpravo zveznega zelez-
niSkega delavskega odseka in ma
mesto tega imenovanje nepristran-
skega razsodisca "a poravnavanje
vseh zelezniskih sporov.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
STAvKA SLOW. RUDARJEV
KONCANA.

Pozno ponoci dne 81. avg. Sc je
dosegel med zastopniki rudarjev
in Trb. druzbo sporazum, XII sicer
rudariev nj popolnoma zadoyoljil.
jih pa vendar pripravil do tega
da bodo pondeljek zopet prieeli
delom V vseh revirjih. SporazuD
ie bill podpisan oh L. ponoci.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
Veliko zalogo

raznih slovenskih knjig smo
prejeli vceraj IL starega kra-
ia. Cenik tenn knjigam priob-
cimo V prihodnji petkovi Ste
Wiki. Upamo, da bodo nasi
rojaki kai pridno segali po
njih. Med knjigami so najno-
vejSa della ma polju slovenske
knjizevnosti. Imamo Cankar
ia, Zupancica, Tavcarja,
Gregorcica, Jurcica, KerSni-
ka it'd.
UpravniStvo
"GlaSa Svobode'.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
MAST UREDNIsKI cLANKI.

Ma drugi strani je citati nasled-
ME uredniske elanke:
Jugoslaviia.
Ingersollov rojstni dan.
Svobodna vera.
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12

Zdravo, poucno, zabavpo in in
sormativno ctivo vam nudi list
Has Svobode; citajte gal
Glas svobode., 1922-09-12
DrastiCna sodna prepoved po-
daIjSana "a deset dnI.
sodnk e zavrn savkars predog pekc odne prepoved

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