davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-11-12

metropolitan district Cornell and
Dartmouth meet today at the Polo
grounds. Cornell has not been de
feated this season but Dartmouth
has met conquerors in Harvard and
Vermont.
, 1922-11-12

COLUMBUS. o.SThe football SON
test between Ohio State and Chicago
western conference game with CHI
cage the favorite to win. a defeat
for Chicago practically means lite
elimination MS n championship pos
sibillty. 4 crowd OF 10000 is ex.
pected to view thu game.
, 1922-11-12

WASHINGTON. Pa.-The undefeat-
ed Washington and jefferson eleven
will clash with Wabash university
N their first i-nter-sectional game
here. Both teams are in good con
dition.A
, 1922-11-12

BLOOMINGTON, Ind.-The Indiana
university football team which faces
West Virginia hero today, is reported
IN good condition and IL expected to
give the visitors n hard tussle.
, 1922-11-12

This is a Photographic reproduction
Of the cease firing" order issued by
American general headquarters to the
United States o at the fighting
front in France-an armistice had
been signed in the Woria War.
The order. as Will be seen. was ad.
dressed to the First, Third and Fifth
United States arny corps and to the
Second Colonials OF France,
, 1922-11-12

BoSToN-Bayior university of
Waco. Texas, and Boston college were
prepared to present their strongest
lineups in Their int~er-sactionai grid
iron contest today. Boston college won
last year in Texas 90 TO Z.
, 1922-11-12
NUMEROUS BIG
CANES PENDING
Dartmouth Meets Cornell ;
Chicago Favored Over
Ohio State Eleven.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Yaie with an
eleven made up of second string men
meets Maryland today. The Blue
regulars have gone to Cambridge to
watch Harvard and Princeton play.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
Jobs to Be
 Provided For Half
 Million Work less

INDIANAPOLIS. March 11.-Lem- uel Bolles, national adjutant of the American Legion and in charge of it's campaign to relieve unemployment, tonight declared extraordinary" ef- forts must be exerted to keep jobless men from actual suffering in the near future, adding that the legion's pro gram expected to result in employ ment within 30 days for 500,000 vet eranS of the World War.
 While more men are being stead fly placed in employment" said a formal statement by Bolles. "the gain is so slow that unless extraordinary means are exerted to create tempo rary employment and stimulate per manent employment during the next month, there will be .destitution and suffering within the next six months more widespread than anything this country has seen within a genera tion.'
 Special appeals for the unemployed, Bolles added, would be made in churches throughout the country on March 19 and, he said, the governors of Montana, Missouri, Illinois, Okla homa, Arkansas Kansas and WiscOn- sin would set aside March 20 as American Legion Employment Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
LOST IN STORM, 1. AIR MAIL PILOT
 REACHES SAFETY
Aviator Arrives in Salt Lake After Wandering Through.
 Blizzard All Night

SALT LAKE CITY, Mar. 11.--Paul P. Scott, air mail pilot, who left Elko New, for Salt Bake City by plane at 4:22 D. m., Friday, arrived here at 4:50 D. m. today, on a Western Pa cific switch engine from Delle, Utah. The aviator encountered blizzard soen after leaving Elko and was fore ed to land on the west shore ot the Great Salt Lake, 20 miles north Of Delle.
 Tt was an all night tramp through soft mud and snow" said the aviator in discussing his experience. 'I first started walking south along the lake shore. with the hope of striking a rail road line. It was turning dark and the snow fell heavily. Finally. l left the lake and walked toward what l thought was a mountain range that would lead me to the town of Delle. Darkness overlook me, though, and l soon become lost.
 At daybreak, reached road and this led me to the Lakeside Ranch. where | was given breakfast by the caretaker. I slept at the ranch house for two hours while the caretaker went out on the range to get horses. When he returned, we started for sheepnerder's wagon on the way and I drove into Delle in the wagon"
 Pilots were sent to the point where he landed Aom here this afternoon and brought in the bulk of the mail cargo. The plane will be flown to Salt Lake City tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
PAYS BACK AulMoNY

AURORA, Ills, Mar. 1.-The claim of Miss Elida Piza, former wife of Herbert F. Crane, wealthy iron man. ufacturer. to back alimony totalline approximately S73,O0O. was recogniz- ed today by Judge Adam c. Cliffe, presiding in the Kane county circuit court at Geneva, Ills. ..t
 Miss Piza was awarded S10,000 on the claim, which was paid by Crane. The remainder was ordered held in trust for 30 days pending the return of the three year old child of the cou- pie to the jurisdiction of the Kane county court. The child is at pres ent with relatives of Miss Piza in New Ork
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
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in the questioning of their parey lead CT, including Senators Reed of Missou ri, Glass of Virginia, Walsh of Mon- tana. and Watsonof Georgia. From the Republican side of the chamber, their efforts were seconded by Sena- tors Borht of Idaho. and France Of Maryland
 His support of the. treaty. Senator Underwood said, was actuated by the same spirit that prompted him to vote for the treaty of Versailles, with its League of Nations. He declared no alliance was contemplated, but added that he could see no objection even to an alliance if it were based on ar bitration rather than force and eff faced dangers that threatened Amer ican interests in the Pacific. To re- iect the pact because it does not bind the signatories to employ force, he as- herted, would be to revert to the reac- tionary philosophy Of the past.
 The Democratic leader conceded that the negotiations leading up to the treaty were carried on in "secre- cy," but argued that such a course was necessary in view of the peculiar circumstances surrounding the effort of the American delegation to rid the world of the Anglo-Japanese alliance. In the main. he said, the arms confer ence was conducted more openly than any similar consultation in the his tory of the world.I
 Senator Robinson insisted, in turn, that the provision for consultation among the signatories to agree on a i course of action il case of aggres- sion by an outside power" could mean only that the force Of all four was to be united against the agsres- sor. When any such consultation took place, he argued, and any one power signified that it was not able to meet the attack alone, the only means the others could suggest was united action. He asked that Hughes now inform the senate why he had re- mained silent so long as to the meth cd by which the treaty was drafted.
 Because many senators desired to complete work on an appropriation bill, administration leaders did not force vote today, on the first of the proposed reservations and the treaty was laid temporarily aside without action. Senator Lodge of Massachu- setts, the Republican leader, an nounced, however, that on Monday he would attempt to secure an agree ment for a time for voting and should he fail. would hold the senate to Hong sessions until the debate had worn itself out. r.
 Although they cared to make nc numerical estimates, the Republican and Democratic floor leaders both remajned confident tonight that no reservation except that drawn by the foreign relations committee would be adopted, and that the treaty would have safe majority on the ratifica. tion roll call. They declared that more than the necessary two thirds had pledged themselves to support it
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12

METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Mar. H. Foreign bar silver GA IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
CHARGES VICE
 CLUB EXISTS IN
 HIGH SCHOOLS
Governor Hyde and Miller in Modern Conference Over
 Latter's Charges

ST. LOUIS, March Ex-Governor A. NJ. Hyde and Victor Miller, pres ident of the board of police commits sioners, were in conference Lere un- til midnight discussing the charge charge Miller made several days ago that he had evidence of existence Of vice among the girls and boys of Sol dan High School, and his refusal yes terday to submit to the board of edu- cation any information on which he had based his charges
 ST. LOUIS, March 11-Victor J. Miller, president of the board of po- lice commissioners, refused to sub- init to the board of education in ex ecutive session here this afternoon, any information he had on which he based his charge that vice clubs exist ed among boys and girls of Soldan High School. according to announce ment of J. c. Tobin, president of the school board. Miller, however. an nounced that he would submit all data he had to representative body of parents"
 Following the announcement that Miller had declined to give the board of education any proof of the charge that a club of boys existed which made it's chief entrance requirement. that the applicant must have had an intimate love affair, and that a sim liar club of girls existed at the same school, mass meeting was called for tomorrow afternoon, at which the parents of the students of the high school will discuss what action to take to compel Miller to divulge his information.
 The board of education spent the afternoon in executive session while hundreds of mothers, high school teachers, students and curious onlook- CTS crowded the spacious ante-rooms and the corridors of the building.
 It was announced by school board members that Miller had admittea that in his opinion, neither the boa" nor heads of the schools were re- sponsible for the conditions which he charged existed, and that he had not submitted his charge to the school authorities before making them pub lie in an open meeting because he was condineed the school authorities had, no control of the alleged immoral conditions.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
BONUS MEASURE.
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merely inserted as the very latest which might be fixed for the matur- ity of loans by the banks, in order that transactions at the banks might thereafter be closed. It was not in tended that the banks would make the loan in the first instance for more than the time usually given on com mercial paper, although savings bank might do so. The government agrees to cash these notes fl they are six months overdue.
 "The mere statement is sufficient to show that the ordinary bank holds little paper so well secured or upon which collection could so quickly be enforced if the maker fails to pay. If the frozen securities now held in large quantities by many banks, the result of loans made with the approv- al of the comptroller of the currency, had been backed by such a guaran- tee, they would have been paid long ago"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12

the Moctezuma Copper Company at Nacozari for the past two oSyears, and came to the Phelps Dodge interests some years ago from the Kennecott Copper Company.
 Will Take Vacation
 Laughingly referring to the many rumors being circulated in tho dis trict regarding his plans, Dowell stat ed that he was not severing his con- nection with the corporation, nor had he any intention of so doing. He stat ed that he planned to leave in April for a five or six months stay at some place where he could be away from the demands of business and fully re- cuperate his health which has not been good for some months. At the end of that time he is returning and will resume his duties. P. G. Beckett general manager. Phelps Dodge Cor pG~ation, has offered to assume the duties of manager and Copper Queen affairs will be administered by him in addition to the duties of his posi- tion as general manager of the cor poration during Dowell's absence and he will maintain temporary headquar ters in Bisbee during that time.
 Dowell had returned from trip to NacoZari and stated that conditions in that camp were quiet, it being the intention of the MocteZuma Copper Company to begin the operation of two units of the new mill as soon as completed within the next few months. Construction work is occu' pying the Moctezuma Company at present and but little development is going on at Pilares.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
Changes at .Naeozari

NACOZARI, Son., Mar. 11.-H. T. Hamilton, manager of the Moctezu- ma Copper Company at Nacozari, has announced the following changes in the company organization, which will become effective next month.
 Frank Aver, mine superintendent, has been appointed general superin- tendent, succeeding D.. D. Irwin, who goes to Eisbee as general superinten- dent of the Copper Queen Branch. F, Leland, assistant mine superintend- ent, has been appointed mine super, intendent and John E. Pemberthy will succeed Leland as assistant mine su- perintendent,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
WORDY BATTLE
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 friendly relations in the Far East up- on sound basis"
 ''ln view of this and in view of the relation of this treaty to the results of the conference" concluded Hughes letter, its failure would be nothing short of a national calamity"
 The argumentative duel which fol lowed the reading of the secretary's letter, and which interposed itself in the senator's prepared address, was fought for an hour between the speak CT and Senator Robinson, Democrat of Arkansas, who originally had rais- ed the question of the origin of the treaty and who declared that the sec retary's letter had not dispelled eyi- dence that the four power arrange ment was inspired from London and Tokio. Other Democrats then joined
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-12
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Mar. II. Liberty bonds closed: 1,2s $96.90; 1st 4 lis s97.40; 2nd 41-4s $97.40; 3rd 4 1-4s S9S.40; 4th 41-4s s97.54; Victory 3 3-4s S10O02; Victory 4 3-4s SHOOTS.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
HGITilSka pOP0ta iG ObdOl-
Ella Sc 4S lldi.
Velika porota Sc ie vcerai zopet
sestala in Sc Sc isti dan razsla.
Prva sodna obravnava do
locena ma dan s. no
vembra.

Marion, H., %. okt. = Izredna
velika porota, ki Sc je zopet danes
Sestala ma obravnavo radi rudar,
skin nemirov in pobojev, je danes
vrnila obsodbo radi umora. V tel
obsodbi ie menovanih oseminstiri.
deset oseb. To ie Sc boil zapletlo
njeno delo in porota je bila odgo-
dena. To znaSa 434 obsodb, XII iib
ie vrnila velika porota zvezi ?
izgredi, V katerih> >ie bilo umorje,
nih triindvaiSet moz.
Tisti, XII so bill obdolzeni danes.
so obdolzeni Smrti Ignaca Kubini-
sa, ki je kot zrtev krvavih izgre
dov umrl zadnji, in sicer med ca.
som potem, ko ie bila pred tride-
setimi dnevi zacasno odgodena We
lika porota.
Zaslisanih ie bilo par prie, XII so
izjavile, da so rane. zadobliene V
izgredih, povzrocile Kubinisovc
smrt.
V 434 obdolzbah ie imenovanih
sedeminsedemdeset posameznikov.
Cd teh 'iih ie petinSestdeset obdol-
zenih umora. V celoti je 215 OBJ
dolzb radi umora, 103 so "a napad
in 116 iih ie radi izgredov.
Vsi razen II obdolIenih moz So
bill aretirani, ali pa so Sc dali "a.
preti prostovoljno. Mozje, ki jih
pogresajo, MISC Sc indentificirani
ali pa so pobegniEi liz dezele. Prva
sodna obravnava ie dolocena na
dan 8. novembra. Ma tel DO SOLE.
nih oseminStirideset moz, XII Sc
obdolzeni, da so morili neunij'
skega delavca.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
VLADA IA RESITEV DALMA.
TINSKEGA AGRARNEGA
VPRASANJA.

Beograd, 2. oktobra. = Ministra
"a agrarno reformo Krsta MiletiG
IN "a poljedelstvo Ivan Pucelj sta
Sc vcerai dopoldne sestala mini
strskem predsednistvu. Konferen-
ci je prisostvoval tudi naeelnik
kabineta Popovic. Oba ministra sta
81 Mmeniala svoje nazore o Wpra-
Sanju agrarne reforme Dalmaci-
il in O razmerah, ki so nastale =
tel pokrajini vsled znane naredbe
z dne 4. septembra. Ma danaSnji
sell ministrskega sveta Sc bo kabi-
net bavil tudi tenn vaznim vpra-
sanjem, ker ie priSla tudi vlada
do prepricania, ola Sc morajo even
tualni spopadi in drugi neljubi do
godki v Dalmaciii prepreciti IA
vsako ceno in da ie v tenn pogledu
treba storiti cimprej potrebne ko-
rake, ako Sc ho6e vlada izogniti
posledicam, XII bi nastale IL seda-
NIGGA stanja razmer
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24

Begrad Jugosavija Nek Gasnikars porocevaec
ie razgovarja ugosovanskm vnanm minstrom Nncem Ia
mu e dejal Grs objub dpomatieno podporo obamb
zapadne Tracje ee b bo porno All pezgodaj mist
ma kako yoiasko akcijo.
evropsh vees e nadaeva minister Nhee nj prvo price
zato da b pSel Turek Evropo Nase udvo b
sprejeo vono teda b bia ogrozana nae dee
Ocvdno pa odpira ursk povatek Evropo balkansk pro-
bem utegne bi brezkonnih sitno Nam vsak
Gin do tega da ie posevana neullyska pogodba.'
Kaj boSe sOr Italia Turke h pod
pra - ga ie vprasa 6asnikar
'Poozaj smo peresetali vseh mereh Sc e gasodgovor
Nj ce posebno povse ali zdi bolie da Turk
vrneo vzhodno Tracijo kakor pa da bi spre veese
''Kai pa glede morske ozine?
Veles moeo ohranit svobodo dardaneske mors ozne
mednarodno silo &c hoGejo:''
'Ah kai pa, ce je kaj nesporazmljenja ozru?''
Se h 81 zee ono odprto miru in voni mocne dovo da
uvejav vjo med drugmi narod Cello Russia ze kakor
Sc zdi da maj osanejo Dardanee mednarodne.
Nam e treba mru razvoj nae dezee Nj ola skmo
Solun Ma to lahko aneseo Gr Zemo lie to- da nam e
kupGska uporaba te luke mojm mnenju b mog
mei re poprej''
Kako misle amerisk diplomatien interveni zade
skega povratka Evropo?" vpasal 1op asnkar mnsra
Ena ie h jo zelo obzujemo je odgovor minister in
da Aerika drz proc cd seetognh zadev zaka
moro AmerGan vsled voie oddaenost cd Eopa
Aresoiat stvari styarno ali objektivnO
kreno hvaeni podporo Zdruzenh draw naSh stno
stlr XII smo iih imeli Italio
Novo ameSko posojo znesku po $10OOO000O bo
goco zgrad dive zelezn XII bosta Begrad Kotorem
SptOm zgradi ju bodo petih letih amer nznj zeeri
po bosa moeno pospesevae mas ndus trgovinsk
vol.
Mi prdnO deamo ter stOrnno Predkratkm Lon
donu preenet angleSh mnov pprostim
nostavnm poroeom tem ka zv1S cd prema
Toda poreben upamo bodo pametno
saSGe''
A to- da Russia prihodnje mirovne konferen-
ce," lie bill zopet vpraSan minister.
Ne da bi mi odocal pro zeji XII slicuo konfe-
renco ali goovo e to- da e r nres tel zadev zeo
in bistven.'
All b bla ugosavija privoi poa oddele svoh Get
70 dardanelske morske ozfne?n
Seda Sc nj gotovo kao vprasnje uavnano ali niako bi
ne mogi odloniti svojega sodelovanja zavezik.''
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
V PRVI CE.
TRTINI FISKALNEGA
LETA.

Cd zacetka tekocega fiskalnega
leta, t. j. od 1. julia, pa do 80.
septembra t. |. je bill dovoljen
vstop 105,08O prisejencem. Ker
VISA letna kvota priseljeniStva "a
tekoce fiskaEno leto znaSa 30, 1903,
ie V prvih treh mesecih fiskalnega
leta priSlo nekai cez 81 odSto vse
letne kvote.
Iz Jugoslavije je prislo V tel
dobi 1884 priseliencev, t. j. 45 od-
sto vse letne kvote, ki znaSa "a
Jugoslaviio 6,426. Kakor znano,
sme vsak mesec priti kvecjemu pc
tina letne kvote; to pomenja, da
znaSa mese6na kvota "a JugOslavi-
10 1885. V teh treh mesecih pa nj
so priselienci iz JugoslaviJe Sc nj
kdar prekoracili meseene .kvote, in
raditega tekocem letu nj bill Sc
nobeden priseljenec liz Jugoslavije
vrnjen radi kvote.
Meseca julia je bill dovoljen
vstop $50 priseljencem z Jugosla-
vie, meseca augusta 1,OO3 in me-
SEGA septembra 1,071. Cd prvega
oktobra do 30. junija 1923 preo-
staja torei Sc 1929 priseljence7,
ki Sc smeio v teh mesecih Sc pre-
seliti V Zdruzene drzave. Ako Sc
bo pr.seljevanie iz Jugoslavije ma
daljevalo v istem teku, bo letna
kvota izcrpana brzkone okoli "a
eetka Novega leta. LAM je ,bila IL
Grpana re sredi meseca novemIbra.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
$50 plaVlikOV iG glaSOValO
pPOd lOVi dHzaVli uStaVl.
Poizkusno glasovanje, XII Sc ga je
vdelezilo 1,507 pravnikov, je
Kpadlo neugodno "a no
vi drzavni document.

Predlagana nova drzavna usta-
va "a Illinois je Snoci dozivela po-
|poln poraz V po.izkusnem glasova-
nju, ki Sc ie vrSilo med clani pray
niSke zveze illinoiSke.
KonGno Stetie kaze, ola je izmed
4 ,507 pravnikov glasovalo $50 pro
ii novi ustavi. Glasoyanje Sc je vr-
Silo zvezi z glasovanjem glede
sodnih kandidatov.
Pravnik Harry w. Standidge,
XII je blagainik imenovane zveze,
ie navedel glavne toeke, V katerlb
Sc pretezna vecina 6ikaskih pray
nikov ne strinja z novim dokumen-
tom.
"Predlagani zakonik," je dejal,
Obi nepraviGno omejeval zastop-
stvo okraja Cook drzavni poStd-
vodaii.
"Dokument je poizkus, vsiliti
liudstvu nastavljalni sistem Or.
zavnih sodnikov.
"Dokument postavlja vrhovno
dzavno sodisGe naravnost V poll
tiko S tenn, da mu daje popolno
kontrolo mad celim illinoiSkip
pravosodiem.
"Ustava doloca izbiro sodni-
kov," ie pojasnjeval Mr.. STAN
didge, casu, ko bi moglo lie 25
odstotkov volilcev Oddati svolc
glasove. To bi pomenilo, sda bi mo,
glo samo 13 odstotkov ljudstva
odlocati V izbiri sodnikov. In usta,
va ne doloca nicesar, kar bi mas
privedlo zopet k pravemu in res,
Inicnemu sploSnemu glasovanJu a
! Ii referendum. Q6
Napad ma predlagano noVo' u.
stavo odstrani vodilnih pravnl
kov V Chicagu je sledil podobn m
obsojanjem odstrani raznih mes
Ganskih organizacij, ki vidiJo '
tenn dokume,ntu zaroto "posebnih
interesov" V poizkusu, ola bi bila
izpremenjena ustava in omeJena
meStna vlada cikaSka.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
KABINET IZ CISTIH ToRIJEv
30 IMENOVAN DANES.

London, Anglia, %. okt. . Bo-
mar Law je prevzel krnilo angle
Ske drzavne ladie nocoj, ko je
prejel uradne pecate cd kralja
Jurija buckinghamski palaci.
Novi ministrski predsednik in
kralj sta imela zaupno konferen-
co, XII je trajala pol ure.
Ma velikem zborovaniu konser-
vativne stranke je bill danes for
malno izvolien novi mfnistrski
predsednik "a nacelnika vseh am
gleSkih torijev. Ma tej skupScini
ie tudi obrazlozil smernice svoje
politike, ki Sc naslanjajo ma ma
slednie glavne tocke:
l. Ohranitev in utrditev an
glo-francoske antante.
2. = Mani koristolovstva V raz-
nih delhi sveta.
s. Sprava Irsko.
4. = Razvoj kupcije dezeli z
drastienimi gospodarskimi omejit.
vami.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
VELIK NAKUP AMERISKE KO.
RUE PO MINISTRU
zERJAVU.

Beograd, 2. oktobra. = Vceraj
sta Sc sestala minister "a socialno
politiko DIR. Zeriav in minister "a
poliedelstvo Pucelj in sta konferi-
rala o prehrani pasivnih krajev
Minister DIR. Zeriav je nakupil V
Trstu velike mnozine ameriSke ko-
ruze in zahteva Sedai cd promet-
mega ministrstva 4.500 vagonov "a
prevoz te korllze. Minister Puceli
pa zahteva 5000 vagonov "a pre-
voz zivine.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
MATERINSCINA PREBIVAL-
STVA v Chicago.

Prebivalstvo mesta Chicago
znasa DO zadnjem Hudskem stetlu
.2,7O1,7O5 liudi, Cd katerih je
1853, 1863 belokozcev. Cd teh ie tu-
ierodcev in njihovih tukaj roJenlh
otrok mic mani kot 1,946, ,29S. Be
lokozno prebivalstvo mesta Chlca-
90 ie torei V razmerju tako-le raz-
'deljeno: skorai 25 odsto Ameri,
kancev, katerih oba roditel1a sta
Sc ze rodila Zdruzenih drzavah,
44% tukai roienih od tujerodnlh
starsev in 3196 tujerodcev. ToreJ
tudi Chicago je precej foreign
city,.
Pc materinsseGini = izmed prve
in druge generacije priseljencev
= prednjaGijo Nemci, katerlh Je
431, $40. Ma to sledijo Anglezl IN
Irci. potem Poljaki, katerih je eez
100000 "a mimi AldJe, ipailJaah'
Svedi in Cehi.
Jugoslovanov, katerih materln'
Selma ie navedena kot srbohrvascl-
ma oziroma slovenSeina, ie bilo ma
liudskem stetju cd |. 1920 vsega
skupaj 2O,733 nasproti 16,2O4 V |.
1910, namrec:
Slovencev: 7,417, cd teh 1867
tuierodcev in 3,450 tukaj rojenih
Srbo-Hrvatov: 1886, od teh
8,456 tuierodcev in 1850 tukaj ro-
jenih.
Vseh Slovanov ie bilo V Chlca-
90: 502,075.
CO 10 razlatel vail Obeh konceV,
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
VELIK METEOR Sc JE RAZLE
TEL TER IZGNIL BLIZU
PANE.

Pana, H., %. okt. = Velik me-
teor Sc lie razletel blizu Pane oh
petih in petnaist minut danes ziu-
trai ter razsvetlil mesto. Price
pravijo, da Sc ie meteor tedaj, ko
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24
MAST UREDNIsKI GLANKI.

Ma drugi strani danaSnje Stevil-
Ike "Glasa SvobOde" ie citati ma
slednje uredniSke elanke:
Med nami.
Ali ie kristianstvo resnieno ali
laznjivo2
Kratki zapiski.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24

Sc ie razletel, vail obeh koncev,
potem pa izginil.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-24

Zdruzenih draw, kakor poroca da-
nes .delavski department.
Cutiti ie tudi pomanikanie far
marskih delavcev DO mnogih po-
ljedelskih kraiih. Klerki so edna
vrsta delavcev, XII jih je v preiz-
obilci.