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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-09-05
DVAJSETLETNICA "GLASA
SVOBODE".

Prihodnii mesec potece cellh
dvajset let, odkar je zaeef nositl
''Glas Svobode" plamenico ma
predne prosvete med ameriSkml
SlOvenci.
UpravniStvo namerava izdatl "a
tisti dan slavnostno izdajo "Glasa
Svobode". Ali pri tenn mu moraJo
It'll vsi 6itatelii in vse citatelJlce,
pa sotrudniki in sotrudnice ma ro-
ko.
Podroben naert glede tie izdaJe
in sodelovania odstrani cenjenega
citateljstva i'm sotrudnistva prime
semo V prihodnii petkovi Stevilki
ma uredniSki strani.
Urednistvo "Glasa Svobode ..
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PRISELJEVANJE IN IZSELJE-
VANJE JUGOSLOVANOV TE-
KOM MINULEGA FISKAL-
MEGA LETA.

Tekom fiskalnega leta 1922, to-
re j cd l. julia 1921 do 30. junija
1922, ie V zdruzene, drzave prislo
IL Jugoslavije GOAT priseljencev
in odslo IL Zdruzenih draw V Ju-
goslayiio 9,733 izseliencev. Ia
stalno izselilo Sc ie torei IL Zdru-
zenih drzav V Jugoslavijo 1856
vec oseb, kot Sc jih je priselilo
sem IL Jugoslavije.
Zanimivo je primerjati ia prebi-
tex izseljencev podatki glede pri-
seljevanja IL Jugoslavije in izse-
ljevanja V Jugoslavijo V prejsnjih
fiSkalnih letih:
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AVSTRIJA PRED KATA-
STR0FO!

Dunaj, 19. augusta. = Avstrij-
ska Delegate, SEX. naeelnik DIR.
Sehueler IN generalni ravnatelj
dra Rosenberg Sc V nedeljo vrneta
ma Dunai z lOndonske kOnference,
XII ie razpravliala o dOvoitvi kre-
ditov Avstriii in kateri krediti j
MISC bill dovolieni. Vest o Odklo-
nitvi kreditov ie poyzrOeia V Av-
striH veliko finan6no in gOspodar-
sko paniko. Use Gene ziyil so no
rendno poskoeile. Gene masti n.
pr. cd 1000 kron ma 2600 K. Az
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-09-05

Pc njegovem mnenju je Sc.
predsednik Harding V delavskii
zadevah vec stoletii "a svoJo tako
zvano normaEnostio.
"Predsednik Harding je diva
krat poizkusil doseci pri kongresu
postavodaio, XII maj bi prepovedo-
vala stavke," ie dejal,, Sin kon'
eres ga ie obakrat zav1,nil. Seda.
ie predlagano It'll dali ma podlagl
sodnih odredb, kakor sc to ola do
seei ma podlagi zvezne postavoda-
je. Ce ie lie kai nepostavnega V po-
stopaniu liudi ma stavh, maj bodo
krivci obsoieni in kaznovani. All
obdolzeni MISC nobenega zlocina
Nehali so delati. In to je pa tudl
vse, kar so storili. /"
Predsednik mednarodne zveze
stloinikov, XII ie ena najveejih
slkupin stavkuioeih zeleznicarjev
ie dejal: "Voditelji stavkujoeih
zeleznicariev ne bodo zaustavili
svoiih prizadevani, XII streme "a
tenn, da bodi stavka kar najndat-
nejsa in naiuspesnejsa, pa MAJ
stori sodiSee v Chicagu kakrsne-
koli korake ma podlagi sodne pre-
povedi.
"vlozitev te tozbe ie pae samo
nova vladna zabloda.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-09-05
Urednistvo "Glasa Svobode''

strijska delegate bosta takoJ po-
roGala vladi stalisGu zaveznikov,
posebno angleSke Wade glede do
volitve kreditov AvstrU, nakar
.bo vlada razmotrivala vprasanJe
preureditve banenega pravilnika
move emisijske banke V smislu "a
htev Laemderbanke in Angloban-
Ike.
Poloficiielno vlada ugotavlja,
da 10 je lid konference V Londo-
nu prisilil, ukremiti najnujneJse
korake, da Sc izogne kataStrofal-
MIN dogodkom, ki imajo nastati,
Ge Avstriii ne bodo dovoljeni kre-
diti. Londonska konferenca je od-
stopila vpra$anie kreditov Zvezi
narOdov. Dunaiske Wade ia sklep
nj zadovoliil. Vlada dalje opozar-
ia, da so kompetentni faktorji sto-
rili vse odredbe, XII so odobrene
cd vodilnih NEST in ki majo cilj
notranjepolitieni polozaj Avstrije
spraviti sklad zunanjepolitic-
nim. Indirektno dunajska vlada o.
pozaria zaveznike ma eimbolj ma
raseaioee gibanie alpskih pokra-
i'm "a prikljueenie k Nemeiji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-09-05

Torei, skorai ravno 10000 oseb
Sc ie teh zadnjih treh retih vee
izselilo Jugoslavijo, kot Sc jih je
IL ME priselilo V Zdruzene drzave.
V uradni statistiki glede narod-
nosti so Juzni Slovani razdelieni
- DO start navadi = V tri skupi-
ne: y Bulgari, Srbi in Cmogorci,
q Hrvati in Slovenci an 3 Dal-
matinci, Bosanci in Hercegovci.
V fiskalnem letu 1922 priselilo
Sc ie v Zdruzene drzave po narod-
nosti y Bulgarov, Srbov in Crno-
gorcev, 1870 (med temi iz Bulgar-
ske 297) in izselilo IL Zdruzenih
drzav 5,877 (med temi V Bulgar-
sko 660); p Hrvatov in Sloven-
cev priselilo 1888 in izselilO 1897
81 Dalmatimcev, Bosancev in Her.
cegovcev priselifo 307 in izselilo
$40. Vseh iuznih Slovanov Sc le
torei priselilo 5,46O in izselilo
1O,423.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-09-05
TRIJE MLADCI UTONILI
VPRICO 1000 LJUDI.

Louisville, 4. septembra. :
Triie mladci so utonili vpricc
1000 Judi, ko so Sc kopali danes
V reki Ohio. To so bill: Andrej j.
Cavanuagh, 10 let, Louisville
John Knoob NIL, 19, in Edward
Trouy, 1S, oba liz New Albany
Ind.
Cavanaugh je zaklical: "Resite
me, potapliam se!'' In ostala diva
sta prihitela k MENU, da ge resi-
ia. Ali potapljaioci Sc Cavanaugh
je potegnil oba sabo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-09-05

Zdravo, poucno, zabavpo in in
formativno ctivo vam nudi list
Glas Svobode; citajte gal
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-09-05
StaVka alTaGitlil p1GlO-
gaTiGV iG pOIaVlala.
Premogokopni lastnih podalJsaJo
mezdno pogodbo. = KopanJe
trdega premoga Sc priene ne
mudoma. = PosredoVanje Sc
natorjev Pepperja in Reeda
IL Pennsylvania uspesno. -
Administraciia razveseljena.

&4N~A@~@@@~NS@~
Philadelphia, Pa, 2. septembra.
- LaStniki premOgOkOpov trdega
premoga so noeoi sprejei rezO-
Iueijo, XII jo ie sprejel pOlitienl ko-
mitej, predlog senatorjev Pepper
ia in Reeda iz Pennsylvania. 5
tenn je stavka antracitnih premo-
garjev kOnGana, in kopanje antra-
citnega premoga Sc pricne nemu-
donna. V Spreietih rezoluclJah Sc
premogokopni lastniki zavezujeJo
podaljSati mezdno pOgOdbO, ld je
bila veljavi do dne 81. marca,
1922. do 81. augusta, 1923.
Predlog so poprej V bistvu spre-
jeli premogarsENi vOditelp.
V rezoluciiah je poudarjeno, ola
.spreiemaio lastniki administraclJ-
ski predlog ma zahtevo predsednl-
ka Hardinga, eeprav so 81 prlzade-
vail pet mesecev znizati delavSke
place V interesu obGinstva in indu-
STRIFE same, in da Sc vednO smatra-
10 stare mezdno lestvicO "a neil
praviceno zadevO.
Ko so bill adminiStracijSh u
radniki ObveSGeni. da so priSh pre-
mogokopni lastniki in premOgarjl
do sprave V svojem dOlgOtrajnem
sporu, so eestitali Obema stranka-
ma in obema senatorjema.
Tako ie sedai koncana ia stav-
ka, kakor je bila maloprej Ona
mehkega premoga. KakOr je raz-
vidno IL rezolucii, ki so jih spre-
lei premokopni lastnihi, 50 znla-
gall tudi antracitni premogarJ.
Delna zmaga ie dobljena ma
strani premogarskih stavkarjev V
obeh slucaiih. Da je bilo mogoce
delavcem izvOjevati to zmago, je
predvsem pripisati njihOvi vztraj-
nj vzajemnosti. Ce bi ne bilO tie, bi
bila stavki veliko pOprej koncani,
ali vendar pa izgubljeni "a Stav-
karje.
Mi Sc veselimo te image, kakor
ca 10 ontovo tudi stavkarn Saml.
Ne vemo pa, kako Sc kaj pOeutiJo
premogokopni lastnild. Ce bi bill
yeseli delavske image, bi Sc gOtO-
vo tako dolgi ne upirah pravi6nm
zahtevam premogarskih stavkar-
jev.
Rekri smo, da ie najveG pripO-
mogla k zmagi delavska vzajem-
most. POleg ME pa je vplivalO tu-
di javno mnenje. POprej nj pow
preeen elovek, ki je samO upOrab-
Iial premog, a nj pa bill seznanjen
razmerami in OkolSGinami, pod
katerimi ie moral mas elOvek ko-
patti premog, pravnie pOznal nase-
ga premogarja. LIZ meseanskega
Sasopisja nj mogel erpati pravil-
.nih podatkov o bednem premogar-
ievem zivljeniu. Delavski hStl mu
pa MISC priSh rOke. Sele potem,
ko Sc je premOgarska stavka po-
sploSila, so prihajala tozadeVna
poroGila javnost. NaJpreJ malo
sramezljivo, pOtem pa kar naraV-
most, in tisti povpreem lJudJe so
Gedaljeboli izpoznavai, kako u
praviGene so premOgarske zahteve,
JavnOst Sc ie naSploSnO pOstavlla
ma stran premogarjev, premogo-
kopni lastniki so uvideli, da Sc ne
moreio veG upirati javnemu mne-
niu, in stavka Sc je kOncala zma-
90 "a premogarie.
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"IzvoR zIvLJENJA"

Vlsem tistim, XII misliio, da nam
je posla kniiga "Izvor zivljenja',
naznaniamo, da natisnemo ia te-
den nov naklad tie kniige. Tako
nam ne bo Sc kmalu zmanjkalo
"Izvora zivleinia LIE kar brez
skrbi 81 ga naroeajte!
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FAIR SEX NOW
PROVE SELVES
BIG GAMBLERS
Replacing Men Who Ply Willy
Trade on Oceanic Liners
Between Countries

NEW YORK Sept. A,-Women are
replacing men gamblers aboard ocean
liners.
Little Eddie" Mallon, the watch
dog Of the piers, whose job it is to
spot sea-going gamblers, is author,
ity for the statement. He says the
men claim they are going straight
because they have found that trav-
elers are too careful and ships off,
GERS too watchful
Most of the gamblers, says Mallon,
came to that conclusion just about
the time a White Star captain sent
a well.known gambler to the deten-
tion hospital aboard his ship follow
ing a spirited little party in the
smoking room. when fists were brought
into action.
But where men have dropped cards
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GREAT OPERAS
PRODUCED With
GREAT ARTISTS
Six Plays Will Appear Under
Guidance OF Stars, 1t Is
Finally Announced

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Chicago
Chamber Opera company has been
formed on the cooperative artists
plan to produce six American operas
this winter. Mrs. Archibald Freer, its
chairman, a society woman, has an
nounced. This is the first plan Of
the kind ever to be launched" said
Mrs. Freer Each opera will be a
genuine American production and will
be heard twice Miss Rachel Kin
sowing is manager of the company"
Mrs. Freer said the new company
was an outgrowth Of efforts to pro
mote opera in English and to encour-
age American musicians and COM
posers, as advocated by the Opera in
Our Language foundation and by
the David Bispham memorial fund
Mrs Freer is national chairman of
both foundations, as we'll as chair.
man of the Chicago company. Mrs
Edith Rockefeller Mccormick is vice
chairman of the national organization
The response which our work is
receiving" said Mrs. Freer, sis indi-
Gated by a resolution which the Cen
eral Federation of Womens Clubs
passed at its convention in Chautau-
qua, N. Y, last June, a copy of which
has been sent to me by the national
chairman of music Of the federation
Mrs. Marx Obendorfer."
The resolution follows:
There has been for many years
the need for a truly American plan
to promote pubic interest in the
American singer and composer. thus
establishing an American school of
opera and national opera houses where
genuine American opera shall be pro
duced in our language
That the General Federation of
WOmens Clubs pledges its interest in
furthering the plan of the orgauiza-
ton now working toward this end"
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PACIFIC COAST
FOOTBALL BOYS
GETTING BUSY
First Official Practice Begins
Tomorrow Preparatory
To Coming Season

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-Foot-
bal squads of the Pacific coast con
ference universities and colleges,
most of them "opinted" at the Uni
versty of California, will hold their
first official practice tomorrow.
California has held the conference
championship for two seasons and it
is the aim of every team on the
Bears schedule to infict upon the
Berkeley team the first defeat it has
suffered since 1920
From the University of Southern
California campus in Los Angeles to
Washington State college at Pullman,
wherever conference squads are gath.
ering, they are pointing out that this
will be the year to defeat California.
for the Bear machine, they say, has
been wrecked by the loss of its 1921
line, from tackle to tackle.
California students themselves,
however, are doing little worrying,
for they have faith in Andy Smith.
their coach, and in his power to train
some Of his extra backfield stars and
second string men to hold down posi-
tions on the line, Brick" Muller,
the allAmerican end, is back, so is
Capt. Charlie Erb, they point out,
claiming that the veteran backdeld
men and ends will be strong enough
to offset any weakness the line may
have, if it is to have any.
. The Bears meet both the Wash.
.ngton conference teams, Washington
State and the University of Wash
ington this year, and strong eompe-
ution is expected. Last year Cali.
tornia defeated both the far northern
teams. Washington State has eleven
letter-men backs, veteran for every
position except center. Washington
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INJUNCTION SUIT
STILL BEING HEARD

VhlCAGO, Sept. 14.-Preparation
oI additional counter evidence aga 'nst
Tue governments case was started by
'ue defense today. Conclusion of
peace negotiations of shopmen yes
% ,eluay permits the introduction of
''laence to refute charges of con.
'plraey and sabotage.
Despite a partial settlement OF the
snoPmens strike yesterday. the in.
JUNCTION fight in Judge Wilkerson's s
sOui' on Daughertys restraining
~uer was continued, with govern.
Ient attorneys offering more evi,
sslee IN support of their charges OF
Widespread conspiracy.
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hopes to regain its place on the
football map this year and Coach
Enoch Bagshaw says the team viii
be rs per cent stronger than it was
year ago, particularly in the line.
Down at Stanford university they
are banking their hopes upon a vet
eran team and upon a brand new
coaching system imported from Pitts.
burg university. Since the days when
the two played Rugby, Stanford has
not defeated California at football.
University Of Southern California's
big game" of the year will be against
California in Los Angeles and the
Trojans want to send the Bears back
with trimming. Even Trojan sup.
porters, however. doubt if this can
be done this year, for U. S. C. lost
several stars of the 1921 team, which
failed to defeat the Bears.
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GOVERNOR BLEASE
PLAINLY DEFEATED

CHICAGO, Sept, 14.-Ex-Governor
Cole L. Blease Of South Carolina was
defeated by Thomas G. Mcleod for
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor. In the Massachusetts guber-
Material contest Governor Cox had an
easy victory for the republican nomi-
nation Governor Groesbeck of Michi
gan easily defeated two opponents for
the democratic nomination.
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FEWER BIRTHS AND
DEATHS IN ENGLAND

LONDON Sept 14.-There has
been a general reduction in births
and deaths in England and Wales
during the second quarter of this
year, according to official figures
Births tota,ed 2OO,5O0, or 1923 less
than the previous quarter. The birth
rate is the lowest recorded in any
second quarter except during the
war period. Deaths totaIed 12c315.
or 45,152 fewer than the previous
quarter.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-09-14
WIFE Of HART
PREPARES SUIT
FOR Divorce
Father Visits Son and Says
Youth Was Very Glad to
Make Acquaintance

Los ANGELES, Sept. 14.-Attor-
neys for Mrs. William S. Hart an.
nounced today she viii file a divorce
suit on the ground of extreme cruelty
Immediately. They said Hart reached
a 100000 settlement with his wife
She will ask for more when the
divorce comes up. Hart visited his
wife's home yesterday to see their
week-old son Hart said the baby
was glad to see him. The father
wept after the meeting.
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REPUBLICANS TAKE
BALLINA, IRELAND

BELFAST, Sept. 14.-Ballina,
County Mayo, has been recaptured
by the republicans, who swooped
down on the government troops, The
national garrison is in the cathedral
attending requiem mass for the slain
comrades and others in bed. Soldiers
are actually armed and in position
to fight, though hopelessly outnum-
bered. Two civilians were shot and
1t is estimated a total of sixteen
were killed in south Ireland in the
fast few days
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GOING TO GENEVA

Los ANGELES, Sept. Thomas
Miles Of Los Angeles. president u
the international Boys league, has
been invited and has accepted the
invitation to attend the session Of
the commission # the labor IN the
league of nations at Geneva regarding
child labor.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-09-14

OF ENGINEERS
NOW PLANNED
Ii Licensed in One State Could
Practice in Another With
out Examination

CHICAGO, Sept l4.-An arrange
ment between states which would
permit an engineer registered in one
state to practice in other states will
be broached at a meeting Of the
council Of state boards of engineering
examiners to be held here Oct. 2.
according to C. S. Hamau OF Jackson
Vile. Fla, president Of the couucil.
"A tentative pan will be submitted
at the meeting" he continued, where
by the several state boards can make
the state laws operative for reciprocal
registration without changing them" 8"
The states represented in the coun.
eli comprise Arizona, Colorado Idaho,
Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisi,
ana, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jer-
seE New York, North Carolina, Ore
gou, Pennsylvania, South Dakota,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia,
West Virginia and Wyoming.
With the announcement Of the
meeting comes a statement from the
offices here of the American Associ-
alton Of Engineers that the committee
on the classification Of engineering
positions has issued its frs report.
The committee. headed by A. B. Me
larfa1 alrI4+fsr.g1 -,.o.f,rsgt len tL,
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AMENDMENT WILL PERMIT
RECLAMATION DEVELOPMENT

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE
amendment Of Borah to the admin
istration OF the Liberian loan bill to
an appropriation Of $2OOOO,OOO for
completion of development of west
ern land reclamation projects was
adopted by the senate today, 26 to %
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BONUS BILL STANDS

WASHINGTON, Sept. I4.-ERorts
to send hte soldiers bonus bill back
to conference for insertion Of the
land settlement option failed Il the
house
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ckFPER. .TlNCHER BILL
SENT TO CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Sept d4-After
fifteen minutes debate without
record vote the senate passed and
sent to conference the Capper-Tincher
bill designed to meet the decision OF
the supreme court holding imperative
certain sections regulating trade in
grain futures
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RICH OIL FIELDS IN
CALEXICO ARE FOUND

CALEXICO, Sept. 14.-Vast oil
fields where oil lies on the surface
have been discovered in Lower Cal
fornia by B, Enriquez of Calexico
and two others, who filed application
for permission to prospect.
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ZIMMERMAN KILLED

SAN JOSE, Calf, Sept. 14.-C. c.
Lester, Cjlrcy owner Of the largest
prune orchard in California, died
here Of injuries sustained in an auto
accideu, yesterday
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night at sea; that she had collected
rather heavily at the end of each
sitting.
81 talked to about five men about
her." continued Eddie, "and not one
would complain. She was a woman,
they said, and they were not willing
to accuse a woman of cheating at
cards. So l had to let the duchess
come ashore and she has just passed
her baggage She will probably be
back on the French line next week,
laughing at me.
That's the big trouSle now. We
could beat the men at the game, but
now men passengers who have lost
either won't admit a woman could
outwit them, or else they won't COM
plain. The women are getting away
with it simply because they are
women"
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OlRIGlBLE AT AKRON

AKRON. O., Sept. 1.-THE army
dir gible CO arrived here at l1:25
this morning from Langley field in
eleven hours, on its way to Los
Angeles. and is expected to resume
Its flight tomorrow.
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RRUMFIELD SUICIDES

SALEM, Ore, Sept 14.-R N.
Brumfeld, convicted of the murderer
OF Dennis Russell in Douglass county,
committed suicide by hanging him
self in his cell here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-09-14
Traders STATE
OVER 90 ROADS
sign AGREEMENT
Thirty-Five Per Cent OF Mileage
OF Country Has Entered Into
Separate Agreements
CONDITIONS NORMAL SHORTLY
Relieved That Other Roads Will
Sign Up in Due Course and
Business Get Healthy

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-The
labor department announces that rail.
roads approximating S5 per cent of
the counuy's mileage have signifed
their intention of ending the strike
on the basis of yesterdays settle,
men providing for separate settle
ments Roads representing 80 per
cent more are ready to end theNstrike.
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NO FLIGHT ATTEMPTED

NOME, Sept. 14-Roald Amuudsen,
explorer plans to winter near Point
Barrow and has mo- attempted to fly
across the pole. as reported from
Copenhagen recently.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-09-14
KING VICTOR SICK

NAPLES, Sept liking Victor
Emmanuel is seriously i'll, with a
high fever
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UFFlcERs FOR MEsoPorAMIA

o,s o'DoN' Sept. 14.-A thousand
toas aud men left Southampton
'or service in Mesopotamia.
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CHICAGO, Sept 14.-The proposal
in the settlement agreement to refer
the question to a commission OF
twelye-six. shopmen and six rail
representatives-is in strict confor,
nifty with the provisions Of the
transportation act, Mr.. Hooper said
The question of seniority is not dis
posed of by the settlement, as
neither party yielded its position, but
the matter will be referred to a
commission composed of both sides
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
are not parties to the settlement
Settlement on certain roads sus-
aims the transportation act, and
should questions upon which the strike
vas predicated come back to the
board, the fullest and fairest consid.
GRAFTON viii be granted, says Ben W.
Hooper chairman, in statement
today
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CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Railroad strike
leaders say over fifty roads have
agreed to separate settlements
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GERMANY STILL BROKE

PARIS, Sept. 14-Germany has
notified the reparations commission
she is unable to pay e1,5OO,OOO due
tomorrow as payment of her private
pre-war debts to the allied nations.
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ATHENS, Sept At Is reported
Smyrna is in great disorder, Turkish
entrance into the city was accom-
panied by bomb throwing, which
hrgw the popu,ace into a rot and
wounded Turk officer The Turks,
infuriated, started looting the city,
rajding the Armenian quarters, killing
$50 persons and outraging women. 1t
is reported 300 were killed in the
Greek quarter
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CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. IA
Scores Of buildings in the European
section are destroyed including the
American consulate. American ma
rines formed a fire brigade, but the
fire got beyond control Property
damage is estimated at millions.
An Italian sh p attempting to
take Off the Italian colony at Smyrna
The Italian government dispatched
several vessels with provisions and
medical stores and Instructed Italian
warships to concentrate in Smyrna
waters.
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Staying
GREEKS AS THEY
enter SMYRNA
Raid Armenian Quarters and
Assault Women With Undue
ReCkIeSSnesS'
INDULGE IN BOMB THROWING
Population Thrown Into Riot as
City Is Taken Over by
lnfuriated Troops

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. IA
Smyrna is burning The population
is in a panic. All wives and children
Of native Americans are being evacu-
ated to Athens. The cause of the
fire is unknown.
The Greek Armenian quarters were
destroyed and the fire is rapidly
spreading to other areas