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The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
H. ROBINSON SUED
 IN DIVORCE CASE

Suit for divorce was filed in chan cery court late yesterday by attor- neys for Mrs. Dora C. Robinson against II. Robinson, prominent mer- chant and business man at Wooster. Mrs. Robinson alleges contempt, abuse and treatment which made her condition intolerable. Their mar riage was solemnized in Habersham county, Georgia, on June II, 1890. Their separation dates from May 17, 1921. The plaintiff alleges that dur ing their married life, she has great ly assisted MT. Robinson in his busi- ness and that share in his posses sions, which she describes as of great value, is due her. Her complaint pc titions divorce, funds sufficient for her maintenance pending the outcome of the suit, attorneys fees and ali mony upon final hearing.
 s. w. Cardin of near Holland, as father and natural guardian of Cath crime Cardin, has filed petition in chancery for annulment of her mar riage to Floyd Roland on January 19 of this year. The plaintiff ayers that his daughter falsely represented her age as IS, and that her marriage was without the knowledge or consent of himself and Mrs. Cardin. He also ayers that his daughter has not lived
 with Roland since their marriage, L,14 hns nnnnainnd al hnn1a
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
BIG COTTON CROP
 CERTAIN SUICIDE DESTROY ALL MARKETS
North Carolina Editor Sums LID Ar gument for Small Crop of More
 Monetary Value.
Editorial in Wilmington (N. O.
 Morning Star.l

Editorial in Wilmington (N. O.
 Morning Star.)
 We are printing elsewhere in this issue a leaflet embodying vital sta titles compiled by the cotton acreage committee, to which we invite the attention of every merchant and cot ton planter in this section. All of the essential facts of the situation are brought out in this leaflet and the subject IS very conservatively treat ed
 The cotton planters are the part Ing of the ways. One road, full acre age, leads to positive and hopeless disaster; the other road, small acre age, leads to quick recovery and fin anclaI solvency. The future is in the keeping of the planters themselves. Under present conditions of supply and consumption, the carry over on August l next may be five million bales, and cannot be less than three million bales. No authority estimates the consumption of American cotton at more than twelve million bales maximum for the next crop year, and the only safe course to pursue is to re- duce acreage to the possibility of only eight million bales for the current year Last years acreage turns out to have been around thirty million acres, and except for the weevil de- vastation and adverse weather condi- tons, a crop to twelve million bales would have been possible, in which event cotton would have sold for 10 cents a pound and the south would have been inevitably bankrupt
 The time has come to turn a deaf ear to sentimentals The south does not raise cotton for humanitarian nur- poses, not with the object of clothing Chinese, Japanese, or what-not, but primarily for the purpose of making a living; and there is no more reason why the south should produce a sur plus of cotton than that a cotton mill should produce a surplus of goods or bank of issue keep out a redundant currency. In the case of the cotton mill or the bank, these can curtail at will, but in the case of the cotton planter, he has only one time within the year at which to eurtail, which is i the planting season.
 A man has no more right to commit economic than physical suicide. The cotton planters know that a small crop has greater monetary value than a large crop, and with this fact established and recognized, failure tc the point of the worlds need for cot ton would be nothing short of eco homie suicide.
 Our slogan should be eight million bales of cotton for the next crop. Witt such a crop the world will have a suf ficiency of cotton, and this is the eX
 tent of the planters obligation t' humanitarian consideration. The soutl is on trial, it's intelligence is being weighed in the balance.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

Tomorrow morning the pastor will preach on the subject, "The Face of Jesus" At the evening service a sermon will be delivered to the chil- dren of the Junior and intermediate Endeavor societies and other children of the church. The intermediate choir will furnish the music. All parents are especially urged to at tend the evening service and wor- ship with their children. Other ser vices of the church will be held as usual. R. l.. Jetton, Minister.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
THE REYES CLASS.

"Our Ministry of Helpfulness and Healing will be the subject for the Reyes class of the First Methodist Sunday school at it's meeting Sunday morning at 9:45. Interest in the class has increased since its formation sev- eral months ago. A cordial invitation is extended to men and young men of the church, not affiliated with oth- CT classes to join.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
HOLLY GROVE CIRCLE
 ANNOUNCES SOCIAL

Holly Grove No. 95, Woodmen Cir cle will give a Valentine entertain ment Tuesday evening, February 14, in the W. O. w. hall, Sandwiches, pies, coffee and home made candies will be on sale.
 There will be amusement for every one and the public is given a cordial invitation to attend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
MT. VERNON RAISES
 S72 FOR RUSSIANS

Seventy dollars in money and a considerable quantity # clothing were contributed at Mt. Vernon this week for the relief of the Russians, ac- cording to a report given the Log Cabin Democrat by E. E. Jones, mer- chant of that place. The contribu- tions were made at meeting callel by Rev. J. J. Martin of Morrilton, Mir Jones said.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
CONWAY FIVE PLAY ~
 RUSSELLVILLE HIGH

The boys basketball team of Con- way high school will this afternoon and night meet Russellville high in two games on the Russellville court Coach Moore and the squad left for the Pope county seat this morning, and are in trim condition for the clashes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
AT THE CHURCHES.
E -......................-..........-.:..;
 BAPTIST SERVICE

The services tomorrow will be held as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a.. m.; worship and preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; B. Y. P. U. meet ings at 6:30 p. m. Subject of ser mohs: Morning, Giving Heed to Reading; evening, "Tbe Story of An Empty Life"
 You are invited to worship and study with us.
 E. P. J. Garrott, Pastor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
MISSION STUDY CLASS.

The mission study class of the Methodist church will meet at the church Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock, and will be led by Mrs. E. L. Shaver, who has had special training in the subject of missions.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
METHODIST SERVICES.

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Pub lie worship and preaching at 10:50 a. m. and 7:30 D. m. The pulpit will be filled at both hours by the presiding elder of Conway district, Rev. w. B. Hays. Intermediate and Senior Ep- worth Leagues at 6:3o p. m.
 All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 c. M. Reyes, Pastor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
BAPTIST SOCIETY.

The Woman's Missionary Society will meet at the First Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock for Bible study. The meeting will be led by Miss Frances Porch of the Gen. tral College faculty. A large attend ance of members and women of the church is very much desired.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
S25.00 REV ARD.

l offer S25.00 cash reward for in formation that will leade to the con- viction of any one dumping empty cans, etc, within the city limits.
 2-1ld3t W. D. Cole, Mayor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
LITTLE ROCK KHAN HOLDS INITIATION MEMBERSHIP IS 5000 Ceremonial, Held Somewhere in Pu- laski County" Is Witnessed
 by Thousands.
(Arkansas Gazette, Feb. 11.)

NArhdHSdS GaZeIte, CD. 1t.)
 With all the pomp and splendor o1 the ancient organization, Little Rock klan No. 1, Realm of Arkansas Knights of the Ku Klux Kan, last night staged one of the biggest cere- monial sessions in the history of any secret order in Arkansas.
 Approximately $50 men from all walks of life were initiated into the mysteries of klandom. Among them were state, county and city officials, preachers, lawyers, doctors, mer- chants, laborers, etc There were men who barely had reached their majority, and there were men whose hair was snow white
 A better setting for the ceremonies probably could not have been ob- tained. A Gazette reporter was in vited to attend, but he had never been in the community selected for the Klan ceremonial, and could not accurately describe the location.
 The route to the scene led through Sweet Home After leaving the pub lie road, it was necessary to travel about four miles to reach the place of ceremony. The distance, however could easily have been misjudged, as the drivers were forced to stop often because of traffic jams"
 The place of ceremony was marked by large fiery cross, said to be the emble moi the ku kluX Klan. Amer ican flags also werA much in evidence. The secret work of the organization could easily be imparted there with out fear of outsiders "listening in" To the east of the natural amphi- theater was the Arkansas river. to the north and south were heavy woods, while the west was an open country. This open country was we'll guarded by klansmen outposts.
 The program began about o'clock with barbecue dinner. Several head of hogs, sheep, goats and beeves had been barbeeued the night before. The 'trimmings' had been spread upon long tables. After dinner the klans- men and candidates spent an hour getting acquainted" However, the l Gazette reporter, after receiving his hand out" was escorted to a far corner, where he was told to remain until after the initatory ceremony was completed This far corner was out of hearing distance. The reporter did not recognize any of the Klans men.
 Presently the candidates were linet up, two abreast, and marched ont' the stage" Robed figures, appar ently the officers of the Klan, thel appeared, and the ceremonial was be gun. All the candidates faced tn fiery cross and the flag. A hug, circular bonfire, with the candidate and officers in the center was started While the blazes were at the highes the candidates took their oaths a Knights of the Ku KluX Klan. It re quired nearly an hour to make thu klansmen.
 The program was completed abou 9 o'clock, and the crowd began to dls perse.
 The new class brought the tota membership of the local klan to ap proximately 5000 it was said.
 It required nearly 1000 automo piles to transport the klansmen ant candidates to the place of ceremony
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
ALEWYNE TO OPEN
 OVERLAND AGENCY

George R. Alewyne has secured the I4eaI ,,! agency for the Overland and W lIlys-Knight cars and on February Twill open garage in the DougIass building on West Oak street, it was announced today. The building is now now occupied by the Standard Motor Gar Company, which will discontinue business, it is stated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
WILD YOUTH.

"Mither, may have a bit O silver ta go ta the motion pictures? ?'
 "Na, ma, Jamie, lad. Ye are get tin ta be a regular gadabout and I'm not likin' it. Why, Jamie, twas only last year ye went ta the motion pictures. ."-EX.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
CALL FOR PAYMENTS
 ON OAK GROVE DUES

Very few have paid their dues for the upkeep of their lots at Oak Grove cemetery If you will send this to me it will save a collector looking you up. If you do not know the amount you owe, call me at 59 or 800 and l will tell you.
 Mrs. Rosa l.. Canada, Treasurer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11

Rudolph Valentino, the popular "Ju- llo0 of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" The cast further in- cludes Lucien Littlefield, Adolphe Menjou, George Waggner, Ruth Mil Ter, Walter Long and F. R. Butler.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arale Henderson, 21, and Myrle Gibson, IS, Greenbrier.
 Monroe Coker, 21, and Ivie Rifle, IS, Conway.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29

Preden Harding upa da konec anacine stavke ze jake
bzu mnena da prvedo konference h se seda cd casa
Phadeph pomocjo posredovanem deavskega tai
nka premogOkopne lasmike in premogarje
Ia optimzem podprao ves prhajao PttSburgha Pa
pravo da astni mehh premogokopov premogarJ
padne Pennsylvania cedabo zbujejo Zveza premogokopnh
ankov Fepo Thick Ven kaer premogokopi dao oko sest
monov O podpaa pogodbo podagl Gle
velandskega sporazuma
Ko pride savke bo kakor predsedn
Harding najveG problem, k bo reba % vadi to- kako
vaza kopane kone pred jam do odjemacev TO Sc
prav uravna zeeH prevoz da DO zado zeeznsk
premOgokopom razpolago
zboane prevazanju bo potem vado naJvazne
predme Tako ukreni predsedikov svetovac ko
MIN voz koncem ena pedsednis jah Mayower In vada
be so gedaa da pride zadost premoga med Jud
pretiran ceni pa nj recenega mic.
Neprergano prevazane premoga uegne prec rc in ovra
prevazan ponkov drugega ovo kadr bodo odpr premo
gokop po cell dezeli
Administraca zaseda prevz zeeznkih sise
antrac premogoopov To pomen ncesr drugega
kako bo Cumsova predoga kate b bill predsdnik
pooaScn preve nekatere zee premogokope svo pre
darnosi, predlozena kongresu. -
Pc mnenu nekaterh prdsednkoh svetovacev pobno
v enc premogokopov zaka tako zasukae Ga
lahko p Vhteg rde nekae predsednkov
upn med katerm tud ank Hoover d b ba veika ekono
mcn zaboda vado &c b prevza obraovane zeezc
gokopov doke temu prmorana vsed poponega unjena
prevoza in kurvnega pomanjkanja.
Poroca pavijo da obratueo zence kub zeeznicars ay
XII rdno dobro Cudno j to- Zakaj pa potn pogaao zeez
ns barone stavkar? Tega bi ude gotovo stor &c bi
Inc bill skrajni SILL
znan suhas pdgar Bryan kontroo mad zeezca
tmi in premogokopi Dejal je:
Zeeznce in premogokop veejo svo dobeke zepov oben
sva vdcesar pod Obvenoo do obnstva da b mora sbe
obaovanj zeenc premogokopov kakor to zahevajo ud
potrebe tega mora vada poseGi
lei odgovornos MEN, javno mnene DO prsio
akciiL kadar je ia potrebna "a varstvo obcinstva
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
REsEN PoLozAJ v AvSTRIJI

Dunai = Prepoved proste tr-
govine devizami je povzroeila
zatvoritev Stevilnih podjehj. Med
drugimi ie zaprlo svoje trgovine
400 slascicarjev, ker 81 MISC mogE
veG preskrbeti S potrebnimi suro-
vinami. = SocijalnodemokratSki
konzumi so uvedli prodajo ma w
kaznice. Kakor znano je avstriJ.
ska vlada nedavno poSlala v Lon
don ultimat, da odstopi, ako ne
dobi Avstriia takoj pomocl. =
''Deutsche Hageszeitung" zahte-
va, maj avstriiska vlada ponovnt
urgira pomoc in maj V slucaju, ako
-ie ne usliSiio, izvede svojo name
ro. Avstriiska vlada noce ukinlti
prepovedi ker Sc boji, ola bi to po-
vzroeilo usodepoln padec avstriJ-
sl<e krone.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
4S RUDARJEV SEzGANIH v
RUDNIKU.

Kakor porocaio IL Sacramento
Cal, je governor Stephens brzoJa-
vii drzavnemu gozdarskemu od-
delku, maj nudi rudarjem, victim
V argonavtski jami pri Jacksonu
vso mono pomoe.
Rudarske resevalne skupine SO
vcerai eel dan zaman bile ma de
lu, da bi dospele V zlatem argo-
rudniku do 48 rudarjev,
XII jih je zakopal ogenj V jamo.
Kakor meniio, so bill mozje V glo-
boGini 4,500 do 4,800 eevljev, do
CHM ie bilo torisce ognja 1000
cevliev mad mimi.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
AlglGzi pOZVali FlalCijO
pred zVGZO lalOdOV.
Brezobzirno postopanje franco
skin oblasti v Tunisu ie prisili-
10 anglesko vlado v temu ko-
raku. - Ia zadeva utegne
imeti vazne posledice.

Po london. porocilih Sc je zgodi-
10 sedaj prvic, ola ie ena izmed We
lesil pozyala drugo pred sodni
stol zveze narodov. Prava in res
niGna preizkuSnja sposobnosti in
izdatnosti tie organizacije Sc DO liz
vrSila ma prihodnjem zasedanju,
ko bo Velika Britannia predloziia
sVoje pritozbe proti Franciji, ker
ie ia brezobzirno postopala z an
gleskimi podaniki V Tunisu.
Ia spor izgleda ma prvi pogled
malenkosten, ali V resnici pa j
zelo velike vaznosti, zakaj, tice Sc
narodove pravice, scititi in varova
ii svoie podanike tujini. To je
pravica, "a katefo Sc je potegova-
la Velika Britannia Sc vselej.
V Tunisu prebiva vec tisoc NAL
teSkih trgovcev, XII so angleski
podaniki. Otroci teh starSev so an
gleski podaniki po angleSki posta-
vi. Dne s. novembra, 1921, je fran
coska vlada objavila predsedniSki
razglas, katerem izjavlja, da so
ii ljudje francoski podaniki in "a
strantega podvrzeni vojaski sluz-
bi V francoskih afriSkih armadah.
Trgovci Sc MISC marali pokoriti
tistemu razglasu. Vec jih je bile
zato prijetih in odvedenih V zapor
kjer so jih izkuSali prisiliti k pri'
voljenju "a sluzbovanje franco
ski vojski. AngleSEi poslanik j
protestiral temu trdec, da nj bile
to samo krSenje mednarodne po
stave, nego tudi krsitev SklenJe
nih pogodb. Ali Francozje so mt
odgovorili, da imajo pravico usili
ii francosko narodnoSt oSebam, k
so rojene ma francoslaih posestih.
AngleM so potem zahtevali raz
sodisee. Toda Francozie MISC ma
rail- nicesar sliSati o tenn. Sedaj 81
Anglezi predlozili cello zadev'
pred svet zveze narodov, in sicel
takole: "Spor med Franciio IL
Neliko Britannia glede narodnost
mega razglasa, izdanega V Tunisl
in Maroku."
Ia spor je precei razburil du
hove ma AngleSkem in utegne ime
| ii jako resne posledice.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
ODNOSAJI MED JUGOSL. DR.
zAVO IN CESKOSLOvASKO
so BRATSKI IN Me-
IZKALJENI.

Beograd, 10. augusta. = Presbl-
70 spontano dementira vse vesti
nekaterih beogradskih listov o di-
ferencah med jugosl. Waldo in ce-
skim ministrskim predsednikom
DIR. BeneSem. Nedavno so 1isti pri-
obcili vest, da obstoja nesporazu-
mlienje med iugosl. IN cesko Via
do radi imenovanja Delegate Li-
90 narodov. Ta vest -je popolno-
ma neosnovana, in prinasa lie raz-
burjenje V politicno javnost.
Sam ceSkoslovaski poslanik g
Kalina ie izrazil novinarjem obza-
lovanie in zacudenje, kako je
sploh mogla ta vest priti javnost
ker ie brez vsake podlage. Nagla-
Sal ie ponovno, da DIR. Benes sogl:.-
sa s tenn, da malo antanto svetu
Lige narodov zastopa delegat
iugosl. Wade in da do danes Sc nj
bilo nikdar nobenih nesporazum-
ljeni med obema vladama. Posla-
mix Kalina ie vcerai obiskal mini-
strskega predsednika Pasiea in
pomocnika zunanjega ministra g.
Nesiea. Pri tenn obisku je g. Ka-
lima ponovno iziavil, ola je de-
manti V Presbiroiu izsel spontano
in brez njegovega vpliva in ola od-
govaria popolnoma resnici.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
NAZNANILo.

Kakor je bilo re porOeano, pri-
redi druStvo Zvon Stew. 70, j. S,
K J. veselico z vinSko trgatvijO
dne 8. septembra V Narodni dvo-
rani ma vogalu Is. ceste in South
Racine Ave. Veselica Sc priene oh
Dveh popoldne, Use obeinstvo Il
Chicago in okolice je kar najul1u-
dneie vablieno ma to priredltev-
Ia vse naiboli$e bo skrbel odbor,
Zato ne pozabite ma dan 3, sep
tembra.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
MAS POTOVALNI ZASTOPNIK.

Mas potovalni zastopnik- po
Montani in Wyomingu In drugih
bliznjih drzavah je G. FRANK
RICHTER, XII je pooblascen pobi-
rati naroenino "a mas list "Glas
Svobode", razpecavati nase knji-
ge ter sprejemati VISA druga naro-
ella, ki so zvezi z naso unijsko
tiskarno. Use rojake in rojakinie
prosimo, maj mu gredo v vseh o.
zirih ma roko, ter Jim ga topic pri-
peroeamo.
Upravnistvo Glasa Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
90 oHRANITVI OTRoSKEGA
zIvLJENJA".

Use tiste, ki Sc zanimaio "a 81
steme zivlienjskega zavarovanja
in "a naSo mladino, opozarjamo ma
elanek go ohranitvi otroSkega Ii
vljenia XII ie priobeen ma zadnii
strani tega lista. Je vrlo zanimiv,
in marsikai zelo pouenega in ko-
ristnega Sc da posneti IL MEGA.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
NASA KNJIGARNA.

sKakor Smo re obvestili nase ei-
tateljstvo, ie dospelo v New York
mad par, tisoe raznovrstnih sloven-
skin knjig, XII smo iih narocili V
starem kraiu. Tako smo postavili
temeli bogati knjigarni "Glasa
Svobode Pricakuiemo iih vsak-.
cas-. Kdor 81 misli narociti to ali O.
no knjigo, mai toiko casa pocaka,
da dospe naSa kniizevna zaloga v
Chicago.
"Glas Svobode".
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
Druzinam 100000 amer.
zeIezniCarjeV trka
IakOta ma Vrata.
Mezdno znizanje je .grozno zadelo PRONE
delavce, pravi unijski voditelj.

PRITozBE PRoZNIH DELAVCEV PRED ZVEzNIM zELEzNl-
SKIM DELAVSKIM SVETOM. = DOLOCBE TEGA SVEfA
NE ODGOVARJAJO SEDANJI DRAGINJL = PRAVICA
DO ZIVLJENJA BoDI IA VSE ENAKA : zNlzEK
Nj sAMo KRAJEVNEGAr NEGo SPLoSNEGA
POMENA
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
DVa niij0la dGlaVcGV 0gTOza
ZaDptjG FOrdOTil tOVaTGl.
Samo v Detroitu bo 100000 de-
laycev brez della dine Is. sep
tembra, ko zapre Ford svoje
tovarne radi previsokih cen
premogu. Oster odgovor
Hooverju.

Detroit, Mich, 70. augusta. =
Da zada hud udarec jeklenemu
trustu in premokopnim dobickar-
jem, je Henry Ford naznanil, ola
zapre dne 16. septembra vse svoje
tovarne. S tenn bo los, 900 delav-
cev postavljenih na ceSto samo V
Detroitu in vec kakor diva mllllo-
na drugih V industriiah, ki zala-
gajo florida potrebsGinami.
Ford ie postal vec kakor 900 br-
zojavk, S katerimi obveSca podjet-
ia, XII so ga zalagala sirovinmi
in delno izdelanimi predmeti, maj
prekinejo odpoSiljanje. Sc tisoc
takih obvestil pojde jutri Ma vse
Strani te dezele.
Jekleni trust ie slucajno obve-
still danes avtomobilskega magma
ia, da bo cena jeklu nemudoma
poviSana ma $1.60 in da bo ia ce-
ma poskoGila vkratkem ma $500.
"Rekel sem jim, je dejal nato
Ford, "da ne potrebujem jekla.
Tovarne nameravam pozapretl,
ker ne maram placeyati grafta,
niti noGem plaGevati pretiranih
cen jekla. Dobil bi premoga, ce bi
hotel placevati graft. Premog mi
ponujajo vsak dan po pretirani
ceni. Lahko bi kupil $4,000 ton
premoga vGerai po $500 ton. Sti-
II in pol dolarja "a tono Je poste
ma eena "a premog, in to sem pri'
pravljen placati.
"Jaz ne maram biti stranka "a
profitarie. Zastrantega zapren
svoie tovarne "a tolilSo casa, do
lzler ne prekine verizenje premo
GU in jeklu. Ce bi trpeli take raz
mere, bi lahko trajale brez konca
in kraia.
"Nobenega povoda nj, zakaj b
mai vladale take razmere. To j
samo zarota, da bi laze ozemali OBJ
cinstvo. Pc moiem mnenju sta Ob(
stavki = zelezniSka in premogar
ska = zarotmStvo med Wall st
In delavskimi uniiami.
"S tenn pa ne mislim, da bi bill:
unijski delavci kot razred zarot
niEd, nego mislim pa, da delujej(
roko roki njihovi voditelii in la
stniki zeleznic pa premogokopov
"Nerad STORM to (namrec "a
prtie tovaren), ali moran. Rajs
bi videl, da bi mole tovarne obra
tovale. Zelo rad vidim ola ljudJt
delajo in so srecni. Toda ne ma
ram pa plaGevati grafta, ola bi do
bill zadosti premoga.
To je precei hud in oster odgo
vor Hooveriu. MOI, ki je kapita
list, Sc ie uprl profitarjem. To j
menda edna bella vrana med crnl
mi.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
CIEVELANDSKIM PRIJATE-
LJEM DOBRE KNJIGE
MA ZNANJE.

Zastopnik "Glasa Svobode" "a
Cleveland in okolico je g. Anton
Jankovic, 6512 ST. Clair Ave-, Gle
veland, O. Ia rojak je pooblascen
pobirati narocnino nasega hsta, in
spreiemati VISA narocila, ki so '
zvezi naSo uniisko tiskamo. Ma
dale 81 lahko Clevelandeanje ma
roeajo pri MEM knjige IL nase
kniigarne. Vkratkem pricakuJe-
mo mad diva tisoe kniig az starega
kraja. Use tiste knjige 81 bodo
lahko naroeali rojaki Clevelan-
du pri omenjenem zastopniku.
Upravnistvo Glasa Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
vECINA svEDov PROFIT
PROHIBICIJI.

London, Anglia, %. augusta.
. Naizadnji Midi veeraisnjem
glasovanju prohibiciji kazejo,
da ie glasovalo $4,000 Svedov in
Svedfni proti prohibiciji, a S59,,
900 pa zanio. Kakor je razvidno,
ie ma Svedskem vendar Sc vec pa
metnih ljudi kakor neumnih.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
MAST UREDNISKI cLANKI.

Ma drugi strani danasnje Stevil-
Ike "Glasa Svobode" ie eitati ma
slednje uredniSke clanke:
Italia in Avstriia.
Pot k svetlobi.
Ena ereda, en- hlev, en- pastir.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29

Moder MOI ie casten brez pono-
sa. lie bedak je ponosen brez easti
-Konfucij.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29
Harding meni, da je konec
stavke antraCitnih pre-
mogarjev blizu.
Nasplosno prevladuje menje. da pride do popol-
mega miru po vseh premoeokopih vkratkem.

TREBA PA JE MIRU MA zELEZNICAH, CE HOCEMO, DA 30
DEZELA MA GORSKEM TO ZIMO. = zELEzNISKO VPRASA-
NUE. Sc VEDNO NERESENO - MINISTER HOOVER JE
PRoTI VLADNEMU PREvZETJU zELEZNISKIH ST.
STEMov = BRYAN vEZNO KONTROLO
Glas svobode., 1922-08-29

Premagati zlo z dobrim je do
hro, premagati zlo zlim je zlo.-