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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
DEPLORE MURDER OF =
MARSHAL SIR WILSON

DUBLIN. June 24.-CBy I. y. s.
the regular and the irregular
branches OF the Irish republican
army today disclaimed any connec-
ton with the assassination OF Field
Marshal Sir Henry Wilson at Lon
don.
The following statement was
Issued at the headquarters OF the
irregular branch:
The shooting OF Sir Henry Wilson
was not done at the instance OF the
Irish republican army. II It had
been the Irish republican army
would acknowledge the fact.
The death OF Sir Henry Wilson Is
to be deplored not because it occur
red apparently al the hands OF Irish
men, but because he was a victim OF
the imperial policy pursued by the
British government in Ireland There
is no use trying 10 saddle the re-
sponsibility on Ireland or any group
OF Irish people. 1t would be hypo-
critical TO condemn such actions as
the shooting OF Sir Henry Wilson
while the causes which provoke such
deeds remain.
Scenes Of outrage and carnage IN
the north are the result OF British
instigation. British connivance ana
British duplicity.
"In all this Sir Henry Wilson play
ed a part thattime will define And
he played II not for Ulster, but for
his imperial masters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
Eli Helmick, Civil War Veteran,
Clues Stirring Account OF Battle

I him with ample exercise so az pres
ent he is living with his nephew.
whom ne assists on the farm, fishes
and takes long walks.
This spring he helped make %
acres OF hay. He goes 20 bed with
the sun and also gets up with the
sun. or earlier. He often gets up
around $3.50 or Z o'clock and goes
fishing before breakfast. When the
farm work does not give him enough
exercise ne takes a walk OF four or
FIVE miles.
Mr. Helmick does not use tobac-
co. but eats anything and all OF IT he
wants. drinks tea and coffee. His
mind is as clear as a bell. and one Of
MS recreations is poetry. he being
able 20 produce a poem for all oc-
casions. glad or sad"
The Buchanan paper mentioned
his poetry writing Mr.. Heimick Is
as fluent with rhyme as he is agile.
as expert IN verse making as most
men in their active vocations. Be
twenn long hikes. hay making and
fishing trips. he writes poetry. II is
a hobby with him.
The character Of Helmick's rhymes
runs somewhat as the following:
AN-UP-TO-DATE-FA
remember, / remember
The house where | was born.
The little window where the sun
Came peeping in at morn.
You'd hardly know the old place now
For Dad Is up-to-date,
And the farm Is scientific
From the hack lot 70 tho gate
The house and barn sre lighted
With bright acetylene,
The engine in the laundry
Is run by gasoline
We have silos. We have autos.
We have dynamOes and things;
4 telephone for gossip.
And a photograph that sings.
The hired man has left rs;
We miss his homeiy face;
A lot Of college graduates
Are working in his place
Theirs an engineer and fireman,
A Shauffer and a vet
Electrician and mechanic.
o, the farms run right, you bet.
The little window where the sun
Came peeping in at morn,
Now briRhtens up the bath room
That cost a car Of corn.
Our milk maid is pneumatic,
And she's sanitary ZOO.
But Dad gets 10 cents a quart
For milk that once brought two.
our cattle came from Jersey,
And the hogs are all Duroc,
And the sheep are Southdawn Beauties
And the hers are Plymouth Rocks.
To have the best OF everything,
That Is our aim and plan.
For Dad not only farms II,
But he's a business man.
Mr.. HeImick has an old bank note
which he includes among his most
priced collections. 1t is dated July
/, 1887. The note, a trifle smaller
and more square in shape than the
present sized currency. is one of
many issued by banks during the
period preceding and after the Civil
war The note possessed by Mr.. Hell
mick called for the payment Of three
dollars. and is a promise to pay on
presentation to the Bank of Clinton,
Mich.
Besides a little gold and silver.
this is the kind of money we had in
years past" said Mr.. Helmick, ad-
ding: 1--WE might go to bed at night
worth lots of money and wake up in
the morning broke. Such money had
no guaranteed backing and if the
bank issuing II went under its cur
rency was valueless.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
Staff Member
InSpects Scouts Cam

An inspection OF the camp at the
Scout reservation near Four Nile
bridge was made Friday by Dr. G.
J. Geisler, a member OF the medical
siaf OF the camp. He expressed his
approval OF the sanitary cond itons
and the healthful activities being
enjoyed by the boys.
A number OF parents have been
70 the camp during the week for
visits with the scouts and inspection
Of the camp grounds. According 20
Scout Executive c. II. Barnes. al OF
them have been very enthusiastic
over the opportunities offered by
camp ne and the ideal location of
the buildings. They appreciate the
privilege enjoyed by the boys in at
tending a real outdoor camp so near
home.
Parents are sometimes a little
dubious said Chief Barnes" abou,
sending their boys away fro>l home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25

Helmick Is a veteran. straight and
alert despite his So years and is re-
markedly clear minded His mem
ory is keen. as much so as a perso n
much younger In years. The ranks
OF the boys ia blue are rapidly thin
ming and a story remindful OF the
Civil War is worth re-telling.
"Nowhere. except IN the history
OF Michigan in the war is there Civ
en- an account Of this battle" said
Mr. Helmick.
"Near Lebanon. Ky. the Green
rivers course forms a hook Of land,
on which Col Orlando H. Moore, OF
the 25th Michigan. in command OF
200 men held out against 1000 Con-
fedsrates under Gen. Morgan" Hell
mick continued:
1T was a wonderful example OF
bravery and this holding Of the
bridgehead by Moore has a parallel
only IN Thermoualae
II was stationed at louisville, in
the military police at the time. But
Henry Randall. who lives near the
county farm J. Q. Swanger. w. Sixth
St. Mishawaka and William Conrad.
Of Moore's 200.
Morgan met Moore at the bridge
under a flag OF truce and asked him
to surrender. The latter was re-
minded that he only had handful
OF men and II was suicide to stand
out against such odds.
why, general. this IS the Fourth
OF July" Col. Moore is accredited
with saying you don't know my
strength and I'll go to H first
before I'll surrender"
The Colonel" continued Mr.. Hell
mick. "baricaded 159 OF his even
200 men Just back OF the rivers
bank He kept the remaining Al
az the peninsula's base Morgan at
tackled but unable 10 break the po-
sition swung a single cannon into
play. It wrought some havoc in
two well placed shots but the
coloneTs position was really impreg-
nable
1T was not long before Morgan
began Withdrawing his men and he
left the colonel still holding the
bridge But two men were killed
and some 20 wounded OF the Union
force but there was double this num-
Der Of casualties suffered by the
Rebs"
Helmick is an interesting charac-
ter He is a native OF this vicinity
and his home for many years, in fact
nearly all his life. has been in Ber-
rien county. Mich. where ne was
born. May %. 1910 in OronOco
township near Berrien Springs. He
enlisted in the army Aug. is. 1852.
at Battle Creek. Mich. discharged
July 10. 1855, at Jackson, Mich. He
took part I'm Sherman's Atlanta cam
paign in the closing of the war.
The veteran now lives with HIS son,
Milton. IN Morningside addition.
three miles north and one-half mile
east OF here. He recently returned
from FIVE miles north OF Buchanan.
Mich. where he visited his nephew,
K u Clark. a farmer.
\ clipping from buchanan news
paper recltes what the aged veteran
Is able TO do in manual labor. de-
spite his 50 years. Long distance
walking and hay making are two Of
his principal occupations.
Mr. Helmick makes his home
with his son. Milton. in South Bend.
but the Hoosier city does not provide
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25

When You Say Cigars-say Dutch
Ma sters. l65tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25

That's part o. the War OF the
Rebellion. and no history Is complete
without the telling OF g."
This positive assertion was fortl-
coming from a Civil war veteran. no
other than Eli Helmick He said IL
with feeling He was sure that Rid
path had not recorded a certain
striking episode Of those momentu-
Gus years in the early SOS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
OUR ROOFS ARE OUR PROOFS.

When better roofs are sold you
can rest assured that II will be the
Elaborated Roofing Co, 1O7 w. Di-
vision. that IS selling them. During
our years OF business IN this COM
munity we have made friends by
the score and now when one wants
information relative TO an Elaborat-
ed Roof it is only necessary 20 ask
your neighbor. Agents for Warren
Paints. Main 24O3 l66u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25

for any length OF time. We find.
however. that once they have mado
a visit 70 the camp and gone over
the ground thoroughly that the camp
has their hearty approval. Many or
the mothers have voiced the opinion
that the boys are much safer at the
camp than they are at home"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
DENTISTRY

DR.. Oren, formerly of South Bend.
is associated with DR.. Carson in his
new location under the firm name
Of Carson ard Oren at 125 w. Wash
ington Ave Phone NJ. $40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
THE DAYS OF READ SPORT

are the days you spend away from
the worry and work OF the office
out in the great out-of-dOors enjoy
ing the greatest sport OF them all
FISHING. Only a good fisherman
would have known how 10 buy the
wonderful stock OF reels, lines. and
artificial bait that Is on display at
GOLDIE MANN'S FOUR STORES.
Drop In and look 'em over. IT'S u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
MOST BEAUTIFUL SOUTH BEND
HOME.

The most beautiful home in South
Bend regarded from the standpoint
Of architectural beauty would be as
hollow as a cipher without a good
heating system SurEuy the furn-
aceman at 500 s. Michigan st. is an
old timer at the game He
knows HE business and he sells the
THATCHER FURNACE. Call him
up. Lincoln 1894. 175 IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25

When You Say Cigars-Say Dutch
Masters. 165tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25

First Radio Dance given by the
South Bend Radio Association.
Wednesday June 2s. Tickets on
sale at o. W. Schaffner Co. 800
per couple.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
GRsKI BEGUNcI UMIRAJo.

Atene, 81. dec. = AmeriSka re-
silna akcija Miavlja, da je zad-
njih treh mesecih umrlo 10000 gr-
skin beguncev, Xxi so pribezali IL
Male Aziie ma GrSko.
Pomanj jkanje hrane in nenavad-
no ostra zima ie kriva, da strasno
umirajo starcki in otroki. posebno
novoroieni doiencki. Stotine oseb,
"a katere Sc nj mogel dobiti pro
stor v barakah ali hiSah, je um1lo
cd mraza. Zdravniki trdijo, da Jill
najvec umre vsled lakote in pljuc-
nice. V enem samem taboru Pl-
reju, kier ie ,nastanjenih 10000 O.
seb, ie umrlo V enem samem dne-
WI 1877 doienGkov.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
Washington V strahu pred
FOrdOnn.
sENAroRJ1 IN KoNeREsN1KI NAJHUJsI P1JANc1

Washington Med uradnmi krogi Washlngtonu vlada
preeene razburene vSed Henry FOdovega uredskga canha
zadn sevik Forovega tednka Dearborn Independent clan
ku govo prohbc OSebno napada kongreSke In drue
drzane radnie Graja udi obcinsvO h nJegovem menJ
smara "a svoo donost zasn o pred kar Sc dogaJa
Washngtonu.
Pristava: ''Pomsmo da b ba donOst vsakega govollt
kar INA in vpraSa: Ali bi mogi tis Xxi odgovor JustV
prezvit samo "a enotek nevhtno nezadoVova preVane
ga zaupanja, ki bi Sledla9"
Kongesni so snem Strahu da bo Ford razkr suhe ral
mere Washingtonu tudi nathem sprasueJo Eoga m
Ford besedami ''tist XII so odgovOrni ljudstvu'.
Fordov uvodnk Sc CLASH Zakonodaac krsiio zakone Maj
rei nayaa par stavkov Searcgh enega zmed par stoV
h poyeo resnco prav ia St nj Amer1 VecJh k-
steiev Voteadovega zkona zakOnodaaci naSl preston
c preaSaio mogoee edO uradni kateh resna nao-
ga ie pa zakoni izyrSuejo Sosno znano ola ka
pou mnogo prostorov er ahko dob VINO In raz h
''Senaor kongresn in njh ajniki nudo obskovaeem O.
pojn place Snato kongsni k gasoVal "a Foistea-
dov zakon najve krSe P zadnjem zasedanu zbornce
prot oncu zaueene se de vsepovsod mak place Cru
eankah poroevaeeV Opazovaa skoz okno sobe nekea
komteia orgio h h zdea poponoma neVerna navanmu
merSkemu drzavljanu."
'Toda ako ubOSmni dobro me naSe VIade - O
sanov stare udske vde da zatnemo ODE ocl IN
smatrao donOSt zamoea pozabt Toda pomls
hi ba doIznOs vsakega povedat kar a Ali bi mog IL
XII odgovorn udstv prezve trenotek neVhto
nezadovosva in prevarjenega zaupanja, k hi sedia?'
''Zdruzene drzave posae suhe Cas- ie da sedi emu
zgledu tud Washington, D. c."
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
PRIJATELJ RAJNEGA COL
LINSA UBIT.

Dublin. - V Sredo je ibil uStre-
lien V svoii prodajalni James o.
Dwyer, bivsi clan Daila. O'Dwyer
ie bill tainik odbora, XII je sestavil
dogovor med rajnim Mihaelom
Collinsom in Eamon de Valera.
V prodajalno ustreljenega o.
Dwyerja ie prisel mlad moz in re-
kel, da ina "a lastnika neko pis-
mo. Kakor nitro je stopil v pro
dajalno O'Dwyer ie tujec ustrelil
in O'Dwyer ie umrl Sc predno so
ga pripeliali V bolnico. Napadalec
ie pobegnil zasledovan cd velikc
mnozice preganialcev.
Ustreljeni, Xxi ie bill dober prija-
tell Collinsa, ie bill baje V tain;
sluzbi.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
ZMESNJAVE v IRSKI.

Woini sod V Kerry je oprostil
Stiri na smrt obsojene republican
ce S pripombo, da bodo takoj u
Strelieni, ce Sc bodo V mestu poja-
viii kaH napadi ali poSkodovanje
zaSebne lastnine. Ia obsodba po-
meni z drugini besedami, da je
smrtna kazen "a nekaj casa pre-,
lOzena.
Novega leta dan bo izbruhnil pc
cell IrSki generaEni zeleznicarsl2
Strajk, &c Sc do takrat ne resi- ce,
la Stvar.
Vlada Sc trudi ma vse naGin
da bi zopet upeliala armadi d.
ciplino. Imenovanja castnikov Sc
ustavi, kaiti V zadnJem casu je
Stevilo castnikov naraslo daleG
mad nero.
V Dublinu zborujejo sedaj Stir
mirovni odbori, katerih posveto-
vanja Sc drziio V najyecji tajnosti
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
TRIKRAT MA TEDEN

bo izhaial Glas Svobode kmalu DO
Novem letu, zato, ako Sc niste ma
rocnik, je sedaj cas-, da sc mani ma
rocite. Ce vam pa je narocnina po-
tekla ali pa vam potece sedaj kon-
Gem leta, ponovite narocnino ta-
koj, da boste list redno prejemali.
In ko posliete svojo naroenino, ne
pozabite dobiti Sc vsaj enega no.
vega narocnika ma ia prepotrebni
napredni, svobodomiselni in delav-
ski list.
Ia vsako novo celoletno naroc-
nino ali pa "a dive pol-letni novi
narocnini Yam poSljemo nagrado:
bankovec "a 100000 (>totisoc)
pravih ruskih sovjetskih rubljev.
Celoletna naroenina "a Zdr. dr.
zave stane $3.50, pol-letna $500.
Ia start kraj, Kanado in Chicago
pa $3.50 "a cello leto in $3.50 "a pol
leta.
Ce zelite naroeiti Glas Svobode
svojcem starem kraju storite to
takoj, do Novega leta, kajti po
Novem letu, bono priSilieni zvisa-
tt naroenino "a start kraj radi vee-
je postnine.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
POLJAKI IZVOLILI NOVEGA
PREDSEDNIKA.

F, Varsava, q. dec. " sredo Je
bill izvoljen "a novega predsednl-
ka poljske republike StanlSlaV
Woiciechowski, prijatelj znanega
pijanista Ignac j. Paderewskega'
Woiciechowskega je izvol1la glaV-
ma skupS66ina, da nasleduJe Gabrl-
leila Narutowieza, ki ga je mori
neki Student Sc predno je b1 en-
teden pri krmilu mlade republlke
Novi predsednik ie bill kandidat
radikalne stranke ali levicarJeV
Bill ie pod Paderewskim minister
"a notranje zadeve, med easom kc
ie bill PaderewsH ministerskl
predsednik. Ko ie pianist reslgnl-
raj in odSel V Ameriko, mu ie ma,
sledoval kot zaeasni minlsterSN
predSednik.
Kapitan Niewadomski, prismo-
ieni Student, XII ie streljal ma Ma
rutowicza, bo soien radi umora
pred civilnem sodiSeem dne 29'
decembra.
Truplo ustreljenega NarutoWle-
"a ie lezalo ma mrtvaSkem odru Y
SStarem kralieyem gradu, ko je
skupseina izvolila njegovega ma
slednika. Tisoei so Sc pomIkall NIL
mo mrtvaSkega odra nesreenega
predsednika, ki ie bill V Evropi
pripOznan kot eden najbOljslh IN
zenjeriev.
Vlada ie doloeila "a vojaStvo
sesttedensko, "a civiliste dvate-
densko zalovanie.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
RUSI ODSToPIJO BESARA-
BIJO?

IL Bukaresta prihaja porocilo,
da je soxjetSka vlada pripravljena
priznati Besarabijo kot rumunjsko
ozemlje. Prime Radzivil je postal
IL Moskve sovjetske predloge, ki
so bill sestavljeni pri konferenci z
Maxim Litvinovim. Predlogi Sc
glaSe:
Sovjetska vlada Sc popolnoma
odpove Besarabiii in prizna rusko-
rumunjske meje pod naslednjimi
pogoji: y da Rumuni sklenejo de-
finitiven mir z Rusi; p da Rumu-
nj priznajo rusko sovjetsko vlado ;
3 da stopijo Rusijo ekonom-
ske in politiene stike in Sklenejo
enake dogovore kakor Poljsko
in 4) da Sc pridruzijo ruskemu
razorozitvenemu programu.
Prime Radzivil je postal predlo-
ge poljSkemu zunanjemu minister
stvu v Varsavo, XII jih je poslalo
takoi V Bukaresto.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
Prieakujeio pomoei cd Amerike

1Grsko upanje V hdatno ,ameri,
Sko pomoc je danes zelo narastlo
ko Sc je izvedelo, da je menovan
"a glavnega ravnatelja ameriSke
podporne akciie kolonel William
Haskell. PriGakuje Sc, ola DO tn ra.
vno tako pozrtvovalno deloval, ka,
kor je V Rusiii. Kol. Haskell je tu
dobro znan vsled svojega resilnega
della ma bliznjem vzhodu pred dve-
mi lett.
Medtem ie situacija skrajno O.
bupna, in grski uradniki priznava-
jo, da nj nikake reSitve, ce Amerl-
ka takoj ne priskoci ma pomoc. CIR
Ska blagajna je prazna. Vlada je
ibila prisiljena prekiniti podporo
beguncem, XII ie znaSala diva cen
ia dnevno "a vsakega begunca.
M. Doxiades, minister "a reSilno
akcijo, je Hjavil, da rabi grska
100000 ton zivil, da zamore pre-
skrbeti begunce preko ZINE. Da-
lie rabi 100000 odej, 100000 pa
rov Gevliev, obleko "a 100000 O.
trok in Sc mnogo drugih stvari, ee
Sc maj vzdrzi 100000 begumcev
pri zivljenju. Pri zivljenju mora
:io ostati, ker iih Grska rabi. To nj
vpraSanje politike : to je Vprasa-
ME cloveSkih zivljenj.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
''Obso.ien".

Veeraj popoldne je toliko okre-
val, da je lahko Sci pred sodnika
Boyle. Sodnik ga ie "obsodil" ., da
mora ostati naimani eez boziene
praznike zavodu "a otrosko var
stvo, kier bo incl priliko osebno
govoriti s Santa Claus in kjer Sc
bo mastil S tolsto puro.
"Ampak", ie ugovarjal Jane
eek, "Spot mora biti menoj. Ali
ne SINE tudi on biti delezen tega?''
Nemudoma ie bill odposlan poll
cal, da prinese malega psieka.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
II DIVJIH AVTOMOBILISTOV
JECO.

Detroit, Mich. = Tu so priGeli
resno nastopati proti automobile
stom, XII S svoio divjo voznjo ogro-
zajo zivljenia obcinstva in svoja.
Triindvajset oseb, ki so jih prize
Ii ko so drveh po polnih cestah, je
.bilo veerai preiskanih cd mestne-
ga psihiiatra, da Sc doloci, ee je
vse v redu njih buticah. Sodnik
Charles r. Bartlett je postal mo-
zakarje pred psihijatra drja A. L..
Jacoby in ie 6akal izrekom ;kaz-
nj, dokler nj dobil zdravnikovega
porocila.
Trije so bill spoznani "a duSev-
no mani vredne. Eden Cd junakov,
XII je vozil s hitrostjo dvaintrideset
mill ma uro, ie bill spoznan "a Pc
razumu mani vrednega, naglusne-
ga in kratkovidnega. Neki drugi
nj znal ibrati anglesko in nj razlo-
eil znakov "stoi" in "pojdi" ma
cestnih kriziscih.
Stirinaist oseb je bilo dusevno
zdravih. I'll so placali obeutne ka-
mi, da bodo imeli cas- premislja-
ii, da nj naglica vedno in povsod
dobra, bodo nekaj casa presedeli v
ieci.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
Grd in Turk Sc prepiraio.
Seja Sc zakljuei.

Seja ako zakjuca med medsebojnimi psovam IN groz
miami grskih in turSkih delegatov.
Kasne doso do novega prepa ko AngeM zahteva cd
Turkov da poiasno opravo zakaj zapr urade uh
firm Cargradu ee da oVajo domaeo trgovino Turk
spoh MISC hoi govo rekoc da kjuno notranje
Wade.
Russia bo podpsaa dardnelsko pogodbo 6eud prejet n
njen prdlog ceprav adolo nobeni njen zahtev
Danes zveoer govoro da bodo zavzn spreje amerS
predog katerm bodo prvze kontroo mad ozam posan
Carigradu in ne pobna komsa kako bo pono
no. Ma ia nacn Sc mis adovolj Tuke XII vceraj av da
ne pustio doaknti njih suverinitete
Sprem ega predoga smatra slime vaznos Zdruzene
zave ker bodo ma ia naein mee den gas uprav po
eud bodo sedee internacionanem kontroem odbou
in ako tudi ne bodo podpisale mirovne pogodbe
Poseben mir Amerke Turo bo podpsan doker
kiueena sedania konferenca
merlka Sc e izkazaa kot mogoGen neprstrans prija-
tell, ie rekel danes Lord Curzon
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
v BOGATEM NEW YORKU NE
MANJKA REVSCINE.
Osemletni otrok stanoval v kadl "a
vodo ma vrhu visoke hise, cd
koder ga ie resil dez in
vihar.


sem let, a ie re veliko pretrpel. :
Pred osemnaistimi meseci je mr-
la njegova matt in oee njegov je
pripelial domov novo "mamo".
Njegov oce je razvazal led, in ga
.ie zadnie poletie pobil kos ledu dc
smrti.
Po pogrebu, Sc ie nova mamica
poslovila Cd Janezka z ibesedami
'ETu mas. pet dolarjev. Jaz grem
Y Evropo.
Janez ie nasel na strehi prazep
tank "a vodo in Sc ie "nastanil "
MEM svoiim neloeljivim prija-
teliem in sotrpinom Spotom = ta-
ko ie bilo namrec ime njegoVemu
malemu psiGku.
Janezkovi priiatelji John Poll
chelli in Matte Falak sta SUM
la" donna par odei, in Matte mu
ie Sc vrhutega dial svoj raztrgan
jopiG, tako da ie "udobno" opre-
mil svoi dom.
Seveda pet dolarjev je hstro
preSlo, in Janezek je taval po u
leah in iskal raznih priloznotsi, ola
Sc je zalozil-s potrebnm zivezem
"a Sc in "a Spota.
Nazadnje je S tezkim srcem dial
Spota ma stanovanje k Nattieju,
kjer je bilo Sc prostora "a psa, a
ne "a deGka,
Zadnie sobote zveeer ie splezal
Janezek V svoie visoko domoya-
ME, gladen in premrazen, in 81 je
iskal vtehe V saniah. Toda komai
Sc ie zazibal V krasne sanje, je Ia
cello padati in voda ie prihajala '
tank in naraseala, naraScala....-
"Sanialo Sc mi je, da Sc kop-
ljem, Z" ie rekel Janezek pozneje,
"in nenadoma sem Sc zaeel potap-
ljati'.
Gospa Helena Lehrman je sla
ma streho po svoie perilo in je
zacudeniem opazila narascajoci
vodi premoceno, zivo kepo. Vzela
ga ie V narocie in zanesla svoje
stanovanie, kier ga je posus
nasitila in mu preskrbela topic
posteljico.
Drugo jutro ga je prijazen po-
licaj prepeljal V ambulancnem vo-
zu zavod drustva "a otrosko
varstvo, k!ier SO decka okopali, ma
still in razvedrili.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
2.45O PRIsELJENCEV oSTANE
Y AMERIKI.

zbornica je sprejela predlogo,
da Sc dovoli ostati V Zdruzenih
drzavah 2,450 priseljencem, H so
bill pripuseeni samO pogojno, ko
lie bila doloeena Svota re Merpana.
v predlogi MISC nasteta mena ten
priseljencev. Predlogo mora Sc
podpisati predsednik.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
STRASNO PoMANJKANJE v
RUSIJI.

Gent, 21. dee. = Mednarodni
odbor "a pomoc Rusom, kateremu
naeeluje Fridtjof Nansen, poroca,
da manjka okroglo 100000 ton
moke "a preskrbo Rusije preko III
me. Osem miliionov liudi Sc mora
vzdrzati S pomoejo IL inozemstva.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
BoMBA MA FAsIsTE v TRsTU.

Milan, 81. dec. " Trstu je vr-
gel neki fasist, -h so ga virgil IL or
Tganizaciie, bombo med vecjo sku-
Fpino fasistov. Sest fasistov ie bilo
tezko ranjenih.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22

Santa Claus bo pa moral seveda
vzeti ma svoie bozieno potovanje
med drulgimi recmi tudi par Ska
tell piskotov "a pse.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22

zdravo, poucno, zabavpo in in
formativno ctivo vam nudi list
Glas Svobode; citajte gal
Glas svobode., 1922-12-22
NAZNANILo

Radi boIcnih praznikov ne
izide Glas Svobode v torek po
Bozicu dine 26. dec.
UpravnistVo
Glas Svobode.