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Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01

Nerk, .C. N. Nickel
Police Court, First Wednesday IL
ach L.onth for civil causes.
Morgan County
;Ounty Judge. e....,.......J ". Henry
'Ounty Attorney. .... Lynn B. Wells
'ounty Court Clerk. ..E. M. Williams.
her1n. ........''..'''.D n. Ieri9
reasurer. r................C. X. Stacy
Supt. Schools, ...Bernard Il. Whit.
ailer. r.................J. j. A. Fairchil1
ssessor. "A. u. Blevins
oroner. r...............N. NJ. Robbins
urveyOr, .''''
County Court, Fourth Monday In
ach month.
Quarterly Court, Tuesday after
ourlh Monday in each month.
Fiscal Court On Wednesday after
Fourth Monday in April and October.
Justices Courts.
First District, ]. c. Terrell, Camel
ity, First Thursday in each month.
Second District, Harlan Murphy
II each month.
Third District, Chas. d. Walters
edwine, First Tuesday in each month
Fouth District, Raney hamllion
liver Hill, Friday after third Mon
ay in each month.
County Board Of Education.
J. s Carter, Chmn., Il. Q. Gevedon. j.
'urren Nickel, ]. w. Fannin, w. o.
elfrey. Bernard e. Whit, Sec. am
reas
Meets first Monday in each month.
Circuit Court.
;ircuit Judge, ID. W. Gardner, salyers
vile.
'ommonwealth's Attorney, G. G. Al
len, West Liberty, Ky.
,ircuit Court Clerk, ....J. ID. Lykins
Iaster Commissioner, .R. M. Oakley
Morgan Circuit Court begins second
.onday in March, second Monday II
August and second Monday in Novem
her. 18 judicial days.
Kentucky State Government.
Governor, ...... Edwin Z. Morrow
lieut.. Governor. s. Thurstoh Ballard
Secretary of State. Fred A. Vaughn
Auditor. r................Jo John j. Craig
treasurer. JAS. A. Wallace
Jom. Of Agriculture. VIM. G. Hanna
i,upt. Public Instruction, Geo. +. Colvil
,Clerk Court of Appeals. Roy Il. Speck
Kentucky Court Of Appeals.
Chief Justice
Judge Rollin Hurt, ....... .Columbi;
Eastern Division
Charles H. Moorman. Louisville
udge Gus Thomas. ........ May6el
udge Ernest G. Clarke, Falmout
Western Division
udge Warren Il. Settle. Boiling Gree
Judge Elem d. Sampson, Barbours
vile
Comm sioner of Appeals
g. G. Turner. er............Mt. Sterlin
United States Government.
resident, Warren g. Harding, Ohit
,'ice Pres, Calvin Coolidge. -. Mas
ecretary Of Treasury, Andrew Me
lon, Pennsylvania.
ecretary Of State, Chas. Evan
Hughes, New York.
ecrctary of War, John W. Week
Massachusetts.
attorney General, Harry M. Daughs
ty. Ohio.
'ostmaster General, VIII s. Hays, In,
ecretary of Interior, A. Il. Fall, N.
;ecretary of Agriculture, Henry Wa
lace, Iowa.
} ,cretary of Comm..Se, lierbel
Hoover, California.
rcretary of Labor, Jas. ]. Davis, p
United States Supreme Court.
Chief Justice
Wm. Howard Taft. oh
Associate Justices
)seph McKenna; ......... Calif0rn
,liver Wendall Holmes, Massachuset
william II. Day, ...............O oh
D as. G. McReynolds.. ....... Tenness
r Dhn l.. Clarke. .Wyomil
youis ID. Brandies,. .Massac chuset
, Iahlon Pitney,. New Jers'
United States District Court.
: udge A. NJ. J.Cochran,. .Maysvlll
). r. Keeton ....U. =. Commission
I. Ii, Cox,. United States Marshl
Legislative
6 .. S. Senator's: A. n. Stanley nj
q Richard p. Ernst.
y Congressman 9th Dist. W. ]. Fiel
Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01
SPARE THE FLAPPER.

Just now the world is to listen to the prudes aghast
at the antics Of the fapper Newspapers make fun of
4sem cartonss caracature them in the alleged funny
Sections and Mrs. Grundy holds up her hands in horror
concerning her. but after ALL what is the fapper but the
healthy, Independent American girl? If she has faults
whose fault is it?
Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01

(The continuation Of this interesting
nd absorbing story of mystery anti
rlupph Of right, "The Indian Drum
Ill appear In the next ilsne "s tho
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Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01

II do not believe the real mothers of the land ever
wanted to be "emancipated" I believe that the real
mothers of the land content to babies and placed
higher value upon the babies than upon poodle dogs
believe they resenTd the forcing of Equality" upon them
believe that they oathe to come down from their
higher office of to the lower level of political
equals of men, Ibeeve that has already begun to show
the decadence of the real home 1t producing the flap
per and the aicton-he young masher and loafer
Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01

\ FsllowsAIp. ~
It iSI for him that is lonely Or IN
prison to dream of fellowship. bA { for
him tliat is Of a fellowship to do\ md
not toy dream.-Wllllam Morris. 4
Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01

It's not the cost of the but the upkeep that counts
Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01

These things are leading the people away from the
teachings of the bible 1t is causing the church to wane
and society is suffering One of the old prophets said that
no nation could live that forgot God and there every
indication that this nation rapidly forgetting God and
sraying away from his teachings The cure for the flap
taking new hold upon the faith of our fathers and order
ing the nations life according TO the Christian ideals The
return to the rational Christian life is the one and only
salvation of the world Instead of anathema for the flap
per seek to the conditions that make the apper
possible. Sl III M@xes -~&rN
Licking Valley courier., 1922-06-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Town of West Liberty 9,

olice Judge. &c. M. Bellamy
Marshal, .............J. NJ. C0ttle'
'rustees: A. P. Gullett Jas. p. Oney.
V. w. Mcclure, L, B. Reed and l. Q.
'ergus6I.
lerk, C. N. Nickel
Police Court, First Wednesday IL
ach l.onth for civil causes.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16
HENDERSON LOSES LABORITE'S SEAT
British Labor Leader Defeated--
 Party Makes Some Gains

London, Nov. 18 (By the Associat- ed Press)--While showing numerous gains in the early returns labor suf- fered a hard setback in the Widdenes division of Lancashire when Arthur Henderson was defeated by the con servative candidate, pr. George, Clay ton, after holding the seat since 1919. The vote was Clayton 14,7oO, Tender son 12.Ss7.
 Labor gains included the Bridge ton division of Glasgow where a Georgeite was defeated, Newcastle-on- Tyne, west, where a Georgeite was beaten by narrow margin, Edmon- ton, captured from the conservatives, the Elland division of Yorkshire, also from the conservatives Bradford east, from the Georgeites, the Hillsborough division of Sheffield from the George ites, St. Rollox division of Glasgow from the conservatives and New castle-onT Tyne, east from the George ites.
 Labor gained another seat in the Shetlestone division of Glasgow, J. c. Wheatley polling 14,695 to 9,7o4 for T. B. W. Ramsay, Georgeite. The third candidate Alfred Guy commun- ist boiled 40.
 Labor Wins Elsewhere
 The Springburn, Tradeston, Cam
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16

tsl was unloaded at Hong Kong and Annoy, whence it was transported into the interior. The remainder came to Shanghai for distribution into North China. Chinese merchants have or dered several additional lots of rice from Burma and India, which will be sent as soon as arrangements for it's transportation have been completed.
 Rice prices have been rising in Shanghai. but have been stabilized by the importation of large quantities from Burma, India and Saigon. From Bangkok 30o,000' bags have been im- ported. As there has been a great deal of hoarding of the cereal in the larger cities, the Chinese authorities have issued orders threatening pun ishments to any rice dealers who hoard their supply, hoping to sell at high price; or who are caught profiteering at the expense of the poor,
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16

Frank L. Conlon of the sixth ward 900 for repairs at that station was placed in the budget. The low tax rate movement started at that time and the budget adopted Topped s1,000 off the figure. The work could not be done for this amount so a heat ing plant was put in for $500 and $1,- 200 turned back to the city. The board now has s3,ooo, but the build ing has been allowed to deteriorate so that twice that amount will be necessary. Alderman Conlon clinched the argument for an appropriation by calling attention to the fact that the council appropriates millions for mat ters some of which are important and come of which are not, yet it hesi- tates to spend $3,000 to provide a proper place for human beings to live in.
 Councilman Emil Hjerpe, former fire board chairman, brought the mat ter before the council and spoke in favor of granting the request for s3,00o.
 Claims $1O,OOO For Boys Death
 Henry Sad.s presented clairn fer $10,000 damages in the death of his IA years old son, Fred Sadis, July 31 at the municipal swimming pool in North End park. The petitioner as- serts that there was an implied prom ise of protection which, he said, was not afforded and because of that fact the boy was drowned.
 The communication to the council states that si0.00J will not reimburse him for IA years of feeding, cloth- ing and bringing up, but that this is the maximum claim under the state. The letter is to serve as notice of pending suit of the claim if not ap- proved, Mir .Sadis advises.
 The school board reported that in the case of J. s. Dixon, asking dam- ages for injuries sustained by his son at the Smith school, January 31, 1922, the petitioner has no claim against the city and the board sug- gested that the petitioner be given leave to withdraw. Opinions of vnri- ous courts in other similar cases were gwen lO Suppoll lliC bOoi d Q SiNiiii- The report was accepted.
 Special Change in Fire Zone
 A report was submitted by the building commission opposing the project of changing the fire district ines on tke cast siiie of Stanley street between Park and Chestnut streets. The idea was to place building in course of construction and now with in the fire limits, but not of proper outside those limits It was voted to refer the matter to a of the council, the cor poration counsel and the building commission for a report at the next 
 Alderman J. Gustave Johnson feltI that the building inspector and build Ing commission were at fault and that the owner should not suffer fBmage which, he said, would amount to $10,- GOO.
 Mayor Paonessa said the house was built on lot other than the one for which the permit is issued.
 Councilman D. l.. Nair felt the mat ter should be held up one month for and Alderman Conlon amended that such action be taken
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16
WARNING! !

Beware of coughs and colds. They are always dangerous. Thousands of strong men and women fall victims to codgns ani colds every year, At the first symptom take Williams Syrup of White Pine, Honey Rnd Tar for Coughs and Colds and Bronchitis. Williams tones up the irritated and in- famed mucous membrane and gives marvelously quick relief to the suffer. ing patient. Williams s not like other preparations. The ingredients are plainly printei on the label and every body knows it.
 Prepared for over 20 years-hv Thea Williams& Carleton Company, Hart ford, Connecticut - favorite and safe prescription. Ask for it at your grocery or general store. Do not ac. cept inferior substitutes,
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16

Charles Roberts, liberal were elected for Derby's two seats. Thomas de- feated conservative. Roberts de- feated w. R. Raynes, laborite.
 The conservatives gained seat in Cambridgeshire where Harold Gray, the conservative candidate polled '9,- S46 votes against A. E. Stubbs, labor, with o,167 and F. S. Montagu liberal with .6,942. MT. Montagu who for merly was secretary for India had previously held this seat as coali- ton liberal.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16
TWO PLATOON PLAN,
 PASSED BY COUNCIL
Goes to Board of Finance With
 Only One Dissenting Vote

With but one council member, F. O. Carlson of the fourth ward, op- posing the adoption of two- platoon plan for the fire department effective AprilN1, 1923, the common council at last nights meeting accepted rec ommendation for the installation of the system from a special committee and passed the matter on to the board of finance and taxation to se- cure the money
 After a long discussion, it was voted to ask the finance and taxation board to appropriate s3,ont more for repairs to No. 3 firehouse. A committee of tho council had inspected the build
 -"A o'a"~es to he lnec- essary. Several years ago, Alderman
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16

of the proposal to cut ice. Council men Hart, Porter and Crusberg off, fered objection.
 The council voted the water board authority to enter into contract for the harvesting of ice at Shuttle Meadow. The contract must be with reasonable parties and under proper restriction" The health board will be asked to supervise the work
 The resignation of Councilman Francis Korytko of the fifth ward who has moved into the sixth ward was accepted at his request
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16
ANDREW LILLE DIES

Paris, Nov. 16. (By Associated Press)-Andrew Lillie. dean of the American colony in Paris, where he resided continuously for 65 years, died yesterday Mir. Lillie, who was 90 years old. was an intimate friend of the late James McN Whistler, fa- nous American artist.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16
RICE IMPORTS HEAVY
China Reports That More Than 3,8OO,O0O Bags Have Been Disposed
 of During Past Year.

Shanghai, Nov. 16.-More than S,600,00o bags of rice, valued at s13,- 100000 in American money, have been imported into China from Ran goon during the current year, ac- cording to statistics recently com- piled here. This is the largest quan- tity of foreign rice ever imported by China. Seventy per cent. of this to-
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16

The conservatives made gains in Leyton, east, and Leyton, west, the central division of Portsmouth, the partford division of Kent and the Pudsey division of Yorkshire.
 J. H. Thomas, labor leader, and
New Britain herald., 1922-11-16

lachie, Cathieart and Maryhill divi- sion of Glasgow were all sensational turnovers from conservative to labo| which retained also the Gordals di- vision. Labor gained Tottenhan, North, from the conservatives.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
Tiger jjih dobiva po grbi.
ANGLESKI PosLANIK PRAVI, DA GOVoRI CLEMENCEAU NE
REsNICo - CLEMENCEAU JE REKEI, DA JE ANGLE
SKA vLADA PUsTIIA boToPITI NEMsKo
voJNo BRoDovJE. ANGLIJA IA
NIKA To-

Washington c., 30 George Qemenceau e zgubl 20
net enega prae Sir Auckland GeddeS angeskl poSank
Washgtonu je obrn hrbet svoemu saremu vonemu oVas
zav Xxi 10 je Geddes dial Gasopiu prav da gospod Gle
govori nereSnico temvec trd ree III ao ILL
najmanJSe pOdlage
Anges posan e ansko eto dob ahen ukor od drzavneS
departmental pekoko prevG govOr zoper aerho
no tarfo To Dot e prevdne Predno 81 e oaJsal svoe
c n soph potion kabla svoo vado Londonu kaer S
povedal Gemenceauevi trv da e bla nemska ornarca We
noo prvoljenm angeSke Wade poopJena Scapa Flow
in da 81 Anglia zaguraa svoJe garanclJe Nato e
Auckward Geddes Obka dravnga tanka Hugesa IN ga oDV
kakor med diploma navad da bo nastop casopu pro
Clemenceauevim neOSnOyanm napadOm
Izava angleskega poslanika Sc glas:
George Cemenceau je neem svojem trdi da e An
ga namenoma pusta Scapa Flow pOtop nesko proooVe
da 81 zasigura cd zaveznkov svoje garanclJe
Ageska vada poobas6a svoje poanisvO Washngonu Ga
e vsaka trtev namgavane da b angeka vada naenoma
prvoia poop nemSka mornarea PR Scapa FLOW" o
rektna az XII nina nti najmanjSe pOdage
Doloebe premra ljer je Franca kOt gavn
sill MISC dovoe Angezm da b poavi Sraze ma kroVu VoJ
lad Angeske orej mOgle prepee da so nemsn
mornar odpi odprtme ladj h ma ia naen poo ngleske
obast so smee patti da nemSke ade ne odpeO LII oa he
svomi isk topov Vada Veike AngJe Je zdaa
unja 1919 par dn potOpenju nemsh lad tozaoeVno 10
iavo.'
Desvo Anglia nOce met nieesar opavlu poopJenem
nemske vone kot posebno Vazno Fac
ma zadoyoistvom spreema deyo da Anglia potom syoJe
ca poanika pridrzue Spoemu proSu prot
nastop sepa da Anglia nt naJma ne uJe
ma Cemenceauevo mso ker b ahko angeS poslank ce b
hotel poravna mirnm dpomatenm potom ako Ga b
bile zadov0ne da SpO b tenn laVno razpraV
lao b svoega saega vOnega tovarsa meova
no angeSka vlada tenn pOkaza Adruz
MIN drzavam sna pOetem starega tgra IN ola no.
Ge ime nobene njegOVo miSijO.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
RUsKI MENIH BI RAD PRISEL
v AMERdKO.
Iliador pravi, da bi rad postal
baptistovsh duhovnik.

New York, 30. nov. = Sergej
Hihajlovic Turfanov, imenovan
Iliador, ie danes prisel IL Europe
S svojo ze11o in, tremi otroci.
Iliador ie povedal izseljeniSkim
uradnikom, da zeli poStati ameri-
Ski drzavljan in baptistovski pro-
povednik, ter da misli delOvati
med ameriSkimi Rllsi.
niador .ie star Al let; visok je
sest nog in ie impozantne postave.
Izvrsten govornik je, naravnost
cudovitim vplivom ma ljudi. NZena
je stara trideset let.
Povedal ie, da je prestal zelo
veliko v casu, kar ie bill leta 1916
zadnjikrat v Zdruzenih drzavah.
Nekdaj ie bill Iliador zaupnik
znanega Rasputina, XII so ga ruski
plemici umorili radi njegovega u
pliva ma carico.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
Lepa beseda

eo meso ma idle e sovenki pregovor b ahko
amen ia rex in rek beSeda najde dobr odmev In cato
hoGemo spregovOr h bsed nasn narocnk IN cita
teji
Cd kar zhaa Gas Svobode ie list skal poponoma unj
skin tskanah ker nj bill SH znak doyOn ampa er
bill vposene tkarne uk deaVci in preenah msko place
Ko n poojni Konda zdaiatei a usanov lastno
tsaro tskarna takoi un je cd ega casa
pref vedno paeevaa voe tka kostavce i estici
ugovaranja podpaa preozeno sko stvieo
gOdbO.
List zastopa unka naeela h doseno zvrsue
List ie do seda dvakrat eden kar pomen d je
kostavec sro dea pon medm ko sta tkar stavec
roke hstOm ve6jem diva DIM della teden Ali vub tenn
sta doba tede place eel ted 6e deaa diva
ali tri dn tednu
Ma poveGano zdao pri Stevu naroenkov poeg
danh ve drazmi bo misi ker poeg dav
tskarni prieo poSev ran rugi sroSk ki pece
sok Toda ker e mas da list elm bo razS med slov
ob6insvo da prhaa pogoStee rOke nash eateev zao
sklen da list CHM izdamo pOyeani Ob isti marco
mini kot doSeda ampa Ozu aperati nae
naroenke 6aee da pdobo naro6nke da bono
list izdaiati taxi peveSani obliki
Poseno tis naro6n h so eani raznh un bodo vede
vrednoSt Ha XII so naea une ud zv njh, das bi 81
lahko podee pomagao kak drug nae prihranio veke
ske
unka na6ela Ge hoGete ve6i GAS SVOB0DE
ete da BIO list m svobodno misel in mska nacea sta Sc
boil baniku davsk pravce prdobe
Podvomo sevo naroGnkov podvojmo njegoyo
moznost in izdatnoSt
Vsa Xxi bo postal eelolenega naro6nka,
posemo dar ST0 TISOC RUSKIH SOVJETSKH RUBLJEV Ce
dob eeoenega naroena dobe diva poetna
Amero cello eto So So pol eta $500
Chicago krai $45 cello eo $3.50 pol h
ia Narcotic list svojcem domovinil
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
LLOYD Ma svoBoDI.
;Bo Sc v vecii meri delal "a komu-
nisticno stvar.

William Bross Lloyd je jedel
vceraj svoio zahvalno puro ns
svojem domu V krogu svoje druzi
he.
" sredo ie guverner Small po
milostil milijoneria-komunista il
niegove kommisticne tovariSe, k
so Sc nahaiali V .iolietski jetnisnici
Lloyd je bill obsojen na emo do pet
let.
Njegova zena ga je caikala pred
jeco, in ko je prisel na presto, sta
Sc takoi podala ma svoj dom v
Winnetko, kjer so ga re pricako.
vail mnogi tovariSi in, sosedje, da
mu castitaio na tako hitri oprosti.
tvi.
Ko je prisel IL iece, je incl PR
sebi $10.87. To je darilo drzave
vsakemu oproscenem kaznienou
$40 je "a "zacetek noyega zivlje-
MIA, 81 centov pa "a voznjo.
Ma donlu nj hotel Lloyd nicesal
omeniti svoiih bodocih naertih.
Vendar .ie znano, da bo Sc nadalje
in S Sc veeio goreenostjo deloval
"a komunistieno gibanje, osnova-
no na naukih Ljenina in Trotsky-
ga. az
Drugi oprosdeni komunisti so Sc
vrnili ma svoie domove Chicago,
kjer so jih prijatelji in tovarisi to-
plo pozdravili.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
NE VINO IN PIVO, AMPAK
KRUH 30 GLAVNO
VPRASANJE.
Ekonomsh polozai bo odloceval
pri prihodniih predsedniskih
vOlitvah.

Washington. - Danes in jutri
zboruje.jo V Washingtonu liberalci
in progresivci pod vodstvom La
Folletta IL Wisconsin, in Hudles-
tona IL Alabame. Kolikor je mo-
goGe razbrati IL raznih porocil O
tenn zborovanju bo glavno vpraSs-
nie ma tenn sestanku bodoea pred
sedniSka volitev V 1924.
Opazovalci Sc zlagaio tenn, da
ne bo pivo in vino igralo glavne
vloge pri prihodnjih predsedni-
SIKH volitvah, ampak zopet ona
stara Mark Hannova pesem: Full
Dinner Bucket.
Ze sedaj so Sc oglaslli nekaferi
kongresniki IL industrijskih dis
triktov, da Sc popravi Volsteadov
suhaski zaikon, toda kalpor je po-
sneti liz raznih porocil, ne bo veli-
ko uspeha. Britton iz Illinoisa ina
ze izdelano predlogo "a lahka Vi
ma in pivo, ampak ON pravi, da Sc
mai nalozi ma VINO in pivo tako vi
sok davek, da bo pokrit izdatek "a
voiaski bonus. S tenn pa je celia
stvar zgresena, najbrz namenoma,
ker ia predloga najbrz ne bo po-
stala zakon, ker V njej je prevee
barve in premnogo kosti, po kate
rih bodo padli cd vseh strani.
Ma tel konferenci bodo tudi IL
delali legislativen program glede
zelo pereeega vprasanja
o zbol: :isaniu sedanjega bednega
polozaja, V katerem Sc nahaja ame-
riski farmar. Zadnii tarif, visoka
voznina in davek, to so hijene, XII
pije.io kri naifundamentalnejs a
meriski mdustriiii l1metiistwu.
Kriza zadniih par let je bila
najobeutliiveiSa "a farmarja, in
vse one lepe obliube liza zadnjih
predsedniskih volitev, MISC farmar-
iu prav mic pomagale. Sedaj pa is
treba farmaria zopet malo omami-
ii, ravno tako tudi delavca. Full
Dinner Bucket, kar drugace pome-
nj: Polne mosnie in zelodce "a po-
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
VELIKA PREDRzNosT..

Listi piSejo, da je Sci start is.iak
Clemenceau V Springfield, ILL.,,
kjer je polozil venec ma Lincolnov
grob, Lincoln in Clemenceau, kaka
diva nasprotujoca 81 velikana! Pr
vi veiikoduSen, odkritosrcen in
elovekoljuben; drugi sebicen, in
triganten, zahrbten, Xxi tava tukaj
po Ameriki zgoli IL tega namena,
da bi dobil Ameriko ma svojo
stran, da bi Sc boil zasuznil cele
narOde.
Ce so Lincolnove kosti ropotale
V krsti, tko .ie Clemenceau polozil
venec ma njegov grob, nj nobeno
Gud0.
IL Cordone, Italije pa prihaja
glas, da mas namerava ob.skati
prismuknjeni Gabriel d D'Annunzio.
talijani hoeeio, da pride sem, ven
dar poeakati mora, da Sc pref vidi
kak uspeh bo incl starr "tiger'
Mislimo, da snlo imeli ze dovolj
posetov Cd strani "pritrkanih ko-
medijantov in hohStaplerjev". =
Vsa.ka stvar ina svoje meje, tako
tudi ameriSka gostoljubnost III po-
trpezljivost.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
KoNGRESNIK JAMES r.
MANN UMRL. :.

Sinoei je umrl Washingtonu
66letni kongresnik James R. Mann
IL Illinoisa. Bill ie clan kongresa
skoro eetrt stoletja IN vodja repu
blikanske stralnke. Zadnje case Sc
je boril "a ship subsidy b1l'. Sc
ma mrtvaski postelji je vodh svojo
stranko. Zagotovil 81 je spomin $
takozvanim Mannovim zakonom o
bell suznosti.9
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01
zUPNIK KRVNIK.

Fort Madison, Ia, "a. nov. :
Orrie Cross je danes zjutraj umrl
na -vislicah V tukajSnji jetnisnici,
l<jer je bill pred tednom njegov
morilni Sodrug Weeks istotako u
smrGen. Sheriff okraja Polk, Robb
lie V obeh slucaiih po vseh pravi-
lih izvrSil usmrtitev. Robb je bil
"a casa vojne kaplan 1853. pespol-
ka IN do pred malo casa zupnix
UrbandalSke Federated Des
Moines. = Obadva hudodelca sta
bila obeSena radi roparskega umn-
Glas svobode., 1922-12-01

iticarje in kapitaliste in prazen
Yep in krulec zelodec z uspavalni-
mi praski "a delavce in farmarje,
-bo geslo pri prihodnjih volitvah.
Vprasanja prohibicije pa Sc bodo
vsi skrbno ognili.
Tega zborovania liberalcev in
progressively Sc bodo vdelezile sa-
mo velike glave, kot: Samuel I'm
termeyer, odvetnik Loekwoodove-
ga preiskovafnega odbora, La
Toilette, senator liz Wisconsin,, de-
mokrat Hudleston IL Alabame, BIZ
vsi senator Bristow liz Kansasa, BIZ
vsi kongresnik Keating IL Colora-
de, XII ureiuje radikalni easopis
"Delo'', senator Capper IL Kansa-
sa, Norris IL Nebraska, Ladd IL N.
Da&ote, France IL Marylanda,
Shipstead IL Minnesota, Shepard
liz Texasa, Owen M Oklahome, As
hurst IL Arizone In mnogo drugill
"pristnih progressively" IL obeh
zbomlic. Borah IN Johnston nista
povabliena. Delavskih zastopnikov
ne najdemo med mimi.