davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-27

Street cars still refuse to pull over
10 the curb to dodge reckless auto
drivers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-27

THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday morning, no paper pub
ished.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-27

This man who hanged himself be-
cause he bought some worthless
stock got the proper person.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-27

"Jobs going begging in 20 States"
says Department of Labor Much
better than men going begging.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-27

Perhaps China just got mad be-
cause she wasn't a yellow peril and
started in to fight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-27

(From the Times-Recorder June
81, 1929
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
.r.rr Married. JN,t Is MtmutrS"

y. !, mysGG,d ~ h"' ""c"'"' """-
serSaiion' ---- I,
otto Were Married '"d I" Minutes
-|rE speech over ,i'" '"lrphon" hah
,.o hu.ncs.- like y" clue given as /
AIr .hr wanted {" s"c Ii IN. Merely.
WY ,invn the address. please
i'a,.,l,n i'a o'rlock go and 'GOod-
"iu., ,hc mnnagrr who had admitted |
~ had evidently been warned of his
coming. ,,,. T., t,,rm;chocl
r"mr,onnrrd 10 take anything that was
w. .,a rro,iIch that it was in his line nt
IIc waited. eyes vaguely ON the
furniture. .,,.,. ,,r, nay. w,rds
,,n,, n", i'ormirhac' .rurrd ut her 80
.n,| 0uI and steadily tina, for ih, moment
m Ia%, ,,,,n., bro';r the surface "I hi, sub.
'r,""inus " habit ot observation ANA
'v" Lnr n, unyhody "ls" W. ull have
n fA" Lrr. n creature ton"hinglT youn.
'eeI I rrc,lv. turned out with every sign
~ yrnI,Il, in manner self -p"SscS''". III
VI .,,, Lrr uHn mistr"E>--and yet
l.a,,prr whose whole being could D.
."r,,ncl rp iu the phrns" need of h"Ip.
Dr., she s,.okr ucgliT"nliy. without
emotion. .,I ,,l,.,
nr husband di"' -----
Carmlcha. recovered h,inS"i HNicN'S.
hu, She'd >rru his a~t"nlshincnt.
"Sur"ly ynH Nae" o"'h MIR
.iI:" ,,.,., -, ,,,r,
cory mnch. I certainty thought they
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24
.,,,S l,mn.NS TIL; HTOHN

.,,;o, Ug,l,y rirmichni. rctcron
-'nJTw Tw,'I Wr'. IS irirycsi'd IN q
y m M ri,!. E'yrcr E'phinst"n'.
rhn'","n ri1,. yo his SVipr'sc utter
o. w,,,ou, w,, nin, i0 u iWSiD"ss o0icc.
I g. !, myGG,d ~ h"' ""c"'"' """-
.ersaiiOn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24

pOrtprs .nnl M,rcb,nts". ,nI ,,b.,
cnrtlIv good wn, ,h,t =, him., Va,
might ms wc| offer profrs.,r nf
botany, milk ronud In Camden Tnvn
Carmichael wn. nm engineer. bu, ~,
vicl;crs or T,rnr,l,nur or u.,nln uhn
would have bcrn nf use to him h,L rvr,,
sent for him tp pour ON, their trnuhIr.
10 find and 10 beg him ,o mil ihrm
through. So surh Iurk
tie moved i'm his chair. cyciur L;.
hat. Why didn't this Mrs. Elphin.
stone cut II shor,y Was there snmr.
thing shc wa. funkiuy:
She hcsitatcd still, I.ooscnng the
stalks of those yiolets she shook them
gently, and from the ugly hard green
and .rurp'c ru.otte that they lnd cormrd
they bpcnm" in bcr fingers n graceful
cluster. That, too. Carmichael uhink.
ing Just under the threshold of con.
sriOus observation, did not SEQ. Nor
did hc So" thut nuytliny uf n woman
chnrarter NAV br road from this ono
triiling thing; The manner in which She
tends or huu,llrs flowers All he saw
was that the Young woman was nov
tidgcting with her violrts 10 gain more
time before she comr TO The horses,
In parcnthcscs she suid. I" wonder
if you'd mind toucLiuy in, brlj -
tlr rang. 4 neat tvpist nppearcl
''Hriny mo n glass Of water. plrasr
iukewnrm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24


Now. ihi- !"nus "rGiH""@ cav
michael. vino hnu tis"d the ,o>t year,
on ahs'rncr.ll~. VIII" wT~ m">lly for
grtiul Gi ~" r"l""~ 81 thing. and
Wi,n N;,,, o." '.nin :" be r".rh"d 10y their
>orN,'.. iHd. all In" -djI". ms "Ar
specially l,"'u Nhl'iY! ~'a.". !" hin
scent was III" uu' Hi"yt"d rhnnmrI.
Scent. he d.d n"'j"". II" ""uld ~
it were. "yisuali"r' th"m certain
scents wcr" t" hin p.a,"M'ly r"'HIlnblr
as l,ir" tunes. II" in'ri f"r ,:.,iaru",
aud t. Dni, "rl"r ia" ,,r",,~ "j
:;W"rthrirr under L ":,iI,
\ breeze of r." ,"H.
Mien"u"i'r ii ~" ,uu,
l'aur"n. .,Hnu >!!nlu'"'lg "" ]" 'a"
pau,
Ni"i"iS in It warm room
In This >"y"r"iA u"r"aHtiir '""ni Il
>"-iA"I >lI i " contradiction AM uM
anomaly. In,"luntnriv hr '' in
TIA" Perfume. rmi"! i,.& il I;",'r.i 'lni
ninN lu"nt th'r" stirred in ht:u It slul
"f >lanrt.r,dn,r>. hrS"HI 'h' .',ala".
lHr"'i!">> a"ain Il d"'l' 'raa,'rrrla
TAr -nI ~. r"'l'd, "l'U .&rj 81
thinking u,"lr Il all ~ ,"'!',' il
Wnn'"'l t" marry anl!'N It w".''H b..
diNtrrut. la, | G"'.', JNl' H..
n."H. !.'c'pr 10 do nI>jn"~r Wllh,
Then give M N ~ every tirH".
"I:Ur | don want I""' Il" "ih"r
VHN. Sn' ~ 'r,,'ii,. '"ridlr'r '"'
- Il y E'". l"..rnr Th.' i1tr3Hr: ley
distract they .nl"r,"''. 'h.N H"a" w.
lh"N "n..tI,-r H} .' ". "'',
u" u" going "u %. " o.r 'L'' '". !
can't Il" with lh,,t. r.l' n; I"Gr
m&maH"r. h"r" g, hu are ">'''i''u CO.,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

THE MENTAL HAZARD
in golf is nowhere more
in evidence than at this
goat-getting waterhole on
the splendid new eighteen
hole Mid Ocean Golf
Course at fuckers Town.
Bermuda.
Right - NOT EGYPT,
B u T MANHATTAN.
Ebba Spare, one Of the
Egyptian dancers from
Better Times" at the
Hippodrome, does her stuff
on a lower Manhattan roof
with the pyramid top
Of the Bankers Trust
Company building as an
appropriate background.
fHferngiiOHdi
AN OFF-STAGE SHOT
of Cyrena Van Gordon.
Chicago Opera prim a
donna, who puts in her
spare time dressing dolls
for crippled children in
the hospitals = and her
nus b IN d, DR.. Shirley
Munns.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
BIRTH

BIRTH
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Cramel
of Fife, Friday, May 26, a daughter.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
SORRY ARTISTS
0NRADIOCAN'T
BE APPLAUDED
Fan in Havre Disappointed
Miss krOman Didn't Re-
peat "MOther Machree."

Last Wednesdays broadcasted radio
program from The Tribune's station,
KDYS, was enjoyed in Havre by II. }.
Craig and others, though static inter
rupted their receiving all of the num-
bers. He writes:
Regarding the concert given by
your station last evening MAY "a,
we wish to say that seemingly the at
m~ospheric conditions were rather poor,
making it hard at times to distinctly
hear the words of the singers. Never
theIess, we believe you have improved
your arrangement a great deal to that
of Sunday.
"Mother Machree" Beautifully Sung
The improvement is no doubt due,
to some extent, to the fact that all the
numbers being solos, not mixed voices
such as quartets. The most distinct
numbers were the two by Miss Mabel
Kroman. c%ontralto. Mother Machree'
being very clear and beautifully sung.
We, like the rest of the listeners. were
disappointed not to have it repeated.
The numbers by Mrs. Bell, soprano.
and Mr.. HalversOn, tenor. were GER
tainly fine. but were broken up rather
frequently by the unavoidable cOndl-
tons of the atmosphere.
I'VE are sorry to say that we missed
the first two numbers, not by any fault
of your station, however. We are very
glad to be able to listen to these con-
certs and believe they will become a
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
No Clue Is Found
to Whereabouts of
Recruiting Officer

No clue to the whereabouts Of Ser
geant w. W. Dawson. marine recruit
ing officer, was found Saturday by the
police although a Vigorous search is be-
ing conducted. Dawson disappeared
several days ago and has not been seen
since. Government property, used in
the recruiting office, is missing.
The police were informed Saturday
by a man who said be had known Daw-
son for five years, that the sergeant
had contracted numerous debts in
Great Falls and also that he had been
drinking heavily. The informant ex-
pressed the belief that Dawson, unable
to meet his obligations. had decided to
desert his post. He said the last time
he saw the marine was two weeks go.
Dawson was born and raised in the
mountains near Louisville, Kentucky,
and it is thought that he might have
gone to that part of the country.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
Undaunted
by Cold Rainfall;
in Prettiest Array

Leaden skies and downpouring
rain have not been able to daunt
the lilacs. Cold weather has not
prevailed against them. They are
here in time for Memorial day.
Along the boulevards and dotting
city lawns they may be seen lifting
their faces bravely despite the
storms and the cold weather.
The gray weather has but served
to aAd them in keeping unimpaired
the lovely richness of their color.
The cold rain has but helped them
to keep their crisp freshness.
Gorgeous poems of nature, in. the
hlacs may be seen one of the sea-
sons loveliest colors at its best.
Several shops that used these
May flowers as displays on Satur-
day, without doubt attracted crowds
10 gaze upon them With appreci-
alton. But it is doubtful if all who
gazed saw more than the blossoms.
which lure the mind to retrospect
in memories that recall other times
and other days for most.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
Stewart Stops Here
but Has Nothing to
Say About Politics

Former Governor S. V. Stewart was
in Great Falls Saturday on his way to
Helena, returning from a visit in Lew
istown. Mr.. Stewart said that general
conditions throughout the state APP
peared excellent and that the indica
tons were for a good crop this year.
He refused to talk politics. saying that
he was now giving his entire time to
the practice of law and was only an
interested spectator.
Plans are under way to erect n large
memorial for Premier Mara of .Iapan.
assassinated recently.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28

February 10, 1917. Their two, children,
both boys, have been in the custody of
Mrs. Wood for the last five years and
the father sets forth in the complaint
that he has contributed to their sup
port for that period.
A decree Of divorce, on grounds of
desertion. has been granted Nels Vim
gom from Bertha Vingom. whom he
married in Great Falls. The decree
was signed by Judge J. b. Leslie. They
have no children.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
Wood Charge. Wife
Deserted Him; Wants
Absolute Divorce

An absolute decree and permission
to visit his children at reasonable times
and to pay for their maintenance is
asked in a divorce action filed Saturday
in district court by Walter A. Wood
against Willena, whom he married in
Belt, October 81, 1908.
Wood charges that his wife. without
any cause or provocation, deserted him,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
great success in the future"
Tone Good and Clear

The HALEY Radio club at Haley,
Idaho, received last Wednesday eve
ning's concert and amplified it so that
all its members might hear it. John
B. Purdum. secretary of the club,
writes:
Complying with your request of
yesterday evening MAY pa, ] am
writing to inform you that we received
your concert very satisfactorily. Our
receiving equipment consists of a type
re Westinghouse receiver, with two
stage amplification directly connected
to a type R3 magnavox. The reception
of your concert was sufficiently loud
to be audible in all parts of the room
and the tone was good and clear at all
times. Thanks for the evenings en-
tertainment." +,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
FORECLOSURE ORDER SIGNED

A decree Of foreclosure ordering the
sale of 200 acres in sections ~ and 13,
township 10 north. range > west. was
signed Saturday by Judge J. r. Leslie
in favor of Alice NJ. KinsIey and
against Jewett c. Grubb and Louise
w. Grub. The judgment allowed in
the case was $20O.SO, which included
counsel fees.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
NEW sTEWARDEss AT CLUB

Mrs. 1. NJ. Scholey of Cleveland.
Ohio, formerly with the Union club of
that city, has accepted the position of
stewardess at the Meadow Lark coun-
try club 10y
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22

Premagati zlo dobrim ie do.
bro, premagati zlo z zlim ie zlo.-
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22
JUGOSL. DRAWN PRORACUN
SPREJET v CELOTI.

Beograd, 20. julia. = Popol-
danska seia narodne skupScine Sc
ie zacela cd 4:30. Zemljoradnik
Voia Lazic Sc ie pritozeval, da je
vlada stavila V proraeun mnogo
dohodkov, ki iih ne bi bilo treba,
pri tenn pa izpustila mnogo viroy,
IL katerih bi drzava crpala vellke
.dohodke. O stvari je govoml tudi
posi-. PopadiG (seljacki narodni
klub). Financni minister Kuma-
nudi je odgovarjal na razne pri-
tozbe in pripombe poslancev. Ma
to ie bill finanGni zakon sprejet V
podrobnosti. Sprejet je bil V "a
kon predlog posi-. Pavla Andjeli-
ca, mai odslei placuje obcinske tai
nike V Srbiii in Crni gori drzava
in ne obcine. To mai bi Sc vrsilo,
dokler Sc ne predlozi zakon o OBJ
Ginskih upravah. Narodna skup-
Selma ie nadalje sprejela amanda
ment ministra "a trgovino IN in
dustriio Vilovica, po katerem MAJ
Sc l million dinarjev porabi "a o
brine Sole Bosni. 0dobren je bill
tudi amandement ministra "a po-
liedelstvo, da finaneni minister
more dati monopolski upravi zne-
SEX so miliionov dfnarjev "a ma
bavo poljedelskih strojev In po-
trebnega materiiala "a rama poll
ska della. = Narodna skupSeina je
potem preSla ma glasovanje pro
raGunu V celoti. Oddanih je bilo
210 glasov, in sicer 1872 "a in 40
prot. Predsednik dr. Ribar ie ma
znanil, da ie narodna skupscina
sprejela drzavni proracun.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22
SGlat slpGiGl rGDQbi-
kalSkO tarif0.
Senator Borah ie bill edini med re
publikanskimi senatorii h nj
glasoval "a tarifno predlogo.
Demokratje napadajo
postavo.

Washington, d. c., 10. augusta.
= Senat je danes sprejel admin
stracijsko Fordney-McC cCumberJeVo
tarifno predlogo z As proti 70 gla-
sovom.
Med republikanskimi senatorJl
je samo Borah glasoval proti pred
logi. Ali izjavil ie ta senator, da
bi bila senatorial La Toilette IN
Norris tudi glasovala MIN, ce bl
bila navzoca. Triie demokratJe, In
sicer Broussard, Ransdell in Ken
drick, so glasovali z republikancl.
Predloga je bila poslana poslan-
ski zbornici z zahtevo po skupnl
konferenci. Senatorji McCumber,
Smoot, Mclean, Simmons in Jones
il Move Mehike so bill imenovanl
"a senatove porocevalce.
To sprejetje je dokoncalo skoro
enoletno delo V obeh hiSah. Zakon-
sko osnovo ie poslanska zbornica
sprejela dne q. julia, 1921, ma
kar je bila sporoeena senatu dne
l. aprila, 1922.
Maj je bilo Sc toliko bojevanja
med republikanci poprei, BOZ je
bill izlocen zadniem trenotku, IN
glasovanie je pokazalo, ola je bila
stranka zdruzena glede predloge.
V iziavi, ki :io je podal senator
McCumber potem, ko je bila pred
loga sprejeta, ie dejal, ola je gla-
vni smoter njegove predloge utr-
ditev ameriSkega delavstva. V '
menu demokratske manjSine sta Sc
izrekla senatorial Simmons In Da.
v.d l. Walsh, ki sta yodila bo!
proti zaScitni tariff, tel predlogN
takole.:
"Fordney-McC Cumberieva tariff
ma predloga ie eden najodurnejsih
postavodainih aktov ameriskem
kongresu."
Pc senatoriu Simmonsu bo no
va postava poviSala zivljenjske az
datke V Zdruzenih drzavah mai
! mani "a tri miliiarde ma leto.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22
PaDGz ZalDa VGt Gl0VGkl
kakOP SVOjGlnl b0gu
LaSka vlada je najela ameriskega
"dezevalca", da naredi konec
susi v Naplu. = &c Sc posreci
Americana to v Naplu, poi
de tudi k papezu delat dez.

Po londonskih poroeilih, ki so
doSla tia liz Napla, ie laSka vlada
naiela ameriSkega "dezevalca .
Charlesa NJ. Hatfielda, ki pravi,
da je prinesel odpomoe susi V
Zdruzenih drzavah in Kanadi, ola
bi pregnal suSo V naplski okolici,
kjer-ni bilo re pet mesecev dezja.
Imenovani American ie re dospel
V Napel.
Ce bo ia "dezevalec" uspesen '
Naplu, mu bo laSka vlada narocila,
maj izvede svoi eksperiment Sc Pc
drugih laskih okrozjih, po katerih
je tudi re veG meseceV susa. kakol
-zatriuieio poroeila, namerava ia
American pokazati svojo mokrot-
no umetnost papezu Piju, ki ga U
tegne potem naieti, da privabi de2
mad vatikanske vrtove, ki tudi ze
dali casa trpe ma suSi.
Potemtakem je tudi re papel
priSel do izpoznanja, da ne izda.
10 nobene molitve mic, kadar gre
"a naravne stvari. In kaj poreceJc
k temu tisti duhovniki, ki prize
iaio procesiie "a dez? Zamerili mt
bodo brzkone zelo hudo. Kajti :
naietiem ameriskega "dezevalca'
bo vrhovni cerkveni poglaVar prl
znal, da so vse tiste procesije hum
bug, kakor so vse druge cerkvent
dogme in ceremonije.
Papez bo pametno pestopal, c'
81 na.iame tistega Americana. Pr
vic Sc mu NE bodo posuSili krasn
vatikanski vrtovi, drugic pa b.
odprl oci marsikaterim poboznin
duSam, XII Sc danes verjamejo, d;
| Jim bog privabi dez V hudi susi.
Dostikrat Sc skoro zdi, ola je te
mu talzo. Kaiti premeteni duhovn
:iameio prireiati tiste procesije q
dez Sele tedai, ko cutiio, oziromi
zatrdno priGakuiejo, da pride de
V kaki prav kratki dobi.
Tega seve ne We priprosto ljud
stvo. In tako ie zatrdno prepmca
no, da Jim takSne procesije prime
so dez in tako konGajo suso, .ki j
ena naihujsih kmeckih nadlog p'
celem svetu.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22
PRIMO JURIJ della JUGOSLO
VANSKIM MINISTROM We
LIKO PREGLAVIC.

Kakor poro6ajo IL Sofije, Sc je
preobrazil spor med jugoslovaln-
skim princem Juriiem in Pasicevo
Waldo V cisto financno zadevo.
Brat kralia Aleksandra zatrju-
je, da mu lie lie "a denar, ki mu
gre kot elanu kraljevske rodbme.
On dolzi vlado, ceS, ola postopa 2
MIN ma beraski nacin ter ga take
izpostavlja nepopisnemu telesne-
mu in duSevnemu trpljenju.
Predkratkim Sc je zdelo vladi
potrebno, da je odgovorila ma Ju-
rijeve pritozbe iavno. V tisti izja-
vi je bilo povedano, da dobiva kra-
LEV brat 10000 frankov ($960) ma
mesec,g docim ga polegtega zalaga
z denariem krali Aleksander IL
svoiih zasebnih zakladov.
Princu Juriiu so Sc predneday-
nim ponudili 100000 dinarjev
($1, ,800) na mesec, ce ostane do
ma, ali 365,OO0 dinarjev ($1,095),
ee ostane V tuiini. To ponudbo je
odklonil prezirliivo.
Prime Sc ie obnasal napram ka-
binetu in kraliu tako nesramne,
da nameraya vlada storiti korake,
ki bodo naredili konec zapravlja-
niu in razuzdanosti tega eloyeka.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22
100000 IA PosTNINo.

Ljudje na Ruskem, h plseJo
svoicem Ameriko, maj raJsl po-
veto V svojem pismu kar vse, kar
imaio ma srcu, da jim ne DO treba
knalu zopet pisati. Amerish post
nj department ie dobil obvestilo
cd Mednarodne postne uniJe, ola
stane postnina IL Ruske V zdruze-
ne drzave "a pismo, tehtajoce pod
emo unco, 100000 rublov. ia do
pisnico pa ie treba postnine l2o,-
600 rublov in "a druge postne po-
siliatve cob znizanih postninah >
10000 rublov "a vsaki dive unci.
TIE poStnine odgovarjajo = ka-
kor trdi Mednarodna postna uni
ia so, 80 oziroma 10 francoskim
"centimom" V zlatu. Zaeasno so
Sc V cirkulaciii stare ruske znam-
lze pri katerih ie cena oznacena V
kopejkah 600 kopejk enako enc
mu rublu) niih nominalna vred-
most pa je povisana miliionkrat.
Ma primer, znamka "a Z kopejk
velia danes 10000 rublov. To We
liza lie "a znamke do Ia kopejk no.
minalne vrednosti Znamke, kate
rih nominalna vrednost ie en- sta
ri rubel, povisa Sc V ceni lie deset-
tisoekrat.
Rubel normalno odgovarja ame-
riskemu poldolarju. Ako pa bi kdo
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22
Berlin raZDul 1uSkO-
iapOlSki sGStalGk.
Cicerin konferiral veleposlani
kom Hiohiem. Kakor do
mnevajo, je Hioli postopal po
navodilih iaponske Wade.
Nemski castnild ma
Ruskem.

Berlin, Nemcija, 21. augusta. =
Diplomaticni krogi Berlinu Sc
mocno razburieni vsled dejstva
da ie incl rush vnanji komisar g.
V. Cicerin veG konferenc japon-
skim veleposlanikom ma Mem
Skem, Eki Hiokijem.
Prvi sestanek med NINA Sc. je
vrSil ma dan, ko je bila objavljena
V Londonu in Berlinu uradna izia-
va iaponskega vnanjega ministr-
stva, kateri ie receno, da hoce
Japonska liki Zdruzene drzave Sc
nadalie lbiti V pasivnem zadrzanju
napram sovjetski Rusiji.
Kakor meniio tukaj, je posto-
pal japonski veleposlanik po ma
vodilih IL Toxic TamoSnje oblasti
so najbrz privolii stopiti V poga-
iania Moskvo, kar je prejkone
posledica temu, da ie dospel po-
sebni ruski odposlanec Jofe V Pc
king.
Med Nemciio in Rusiio -obstoja-
| io dokai prijateljski odnosaji.
to Sc nj Guditi temu, da ie sesta-
mex med Cicerinom in japonskm
veleposlanikom nemalo' razburil
vladne in diplomaticne kroge
Berlinu. Naibrz Sc boje, ola bi
priSlo do preiskrenega zblHanls
med Japonsko in Rusijo ma skodt
Nemciii.-
Pravkar Sc ie tn raznesla vest
da ie odSlo na Rusko devet armad
nih In mornaricnih instruktorJev
loi so bill poprei vsi nemsk vo
iaski sluzbi. Veeina teh oficirie7
! ie topnicariev. Ko je zaveznisk'
vojaska misiia izvedela "a odhot
teh nemSkih oficirjev, je protest.
rala pri nemSki vladi zatrjajoe
ees, da pomeni kai takega krsiteN
versajske mirovne pogodbe.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22
Ma VSAKEGA DRZAVLJANA
PRIDE $1O.18 DRzAV-
MEGA DOLGA.

New York, N. Y, 81. augusta
- Drzavne Wade Zdruzenih draw
imaio V celoti bondnega dolga "a
$1,O71,5O6,981. ali $1O.18 ma vsako
glavo, kakor poroea AmeriSka
banka. New York ina najvecii dr.
zavni dolg, in sicer $207,7S4,0OO.
V South Dakoti pride naivee dol
ga ma posameznika, namrec $75.02,
dOeim nimaio Kansas, Kentucky,
Nebraska in Wisconsin nikakSnih
Glas svobode., 1922-08-22

Prdsedn prnogarske me tel draw Frank Harrington e
v6era izia da bo dOsezen kOnee prenogarske SaVe
Premogokopn aski so odnehai svojega sta5a glede
ma pristine razsodS6e oko da da dose h plne IN
dusriis mir prmogokopnem pOu lnolsu Jut1 popoone
ali zveGer' ie dejal Mr. Harrington yeeraJ
Lanki skupnega podOdseka premogarJev IN astmkoV
XII ma pomenku kako kOn6a premogarsko savko noS ar
zav od vea kOnferenee hoteu Congress- da aooe nau
ma navodila cd glavnega lastniskega komiteja
Razoga "a to svoe posopanje MISC naved Ali opazovac so
neni da ali neso predoge odsran premogarev all
pa da hO6ejo dobti dovoenje Ominje svoh neSprem
zahtev po arbitraciji vseh spOrnih tOekah
Desvo d spoo6aio Gani svom tovarsen smara-
10 naspoSno "a dobro znamene Mara MISC mi poSno ga
sovanie b premogar stav predOgOv bi bib pO nh
mneniu SprejemJNL
Cd nobene pa dao dobiti nobne dOloene zjave
Kome h Sc razprave sobOto e nadajeva konferrane
V nedelio in pOndeljek.
~ nedeo nismO pris nikamor e deial pondejek pred
sednk astnSe zvez "a pe strt in h j clan astni
skega pododseka zopet danes TIE probeme
rs ednoe &c neprestano peeamO mimi In to hoeemo W
,di storiti
Gee e dobra VOLTA ma obeh raneh ie deja nekdo k e
vdeM neeega ragoyora @ mOjem mnenJu razprava prl
daleG da bono mog dOb upnO podago "a spora-
zum.'
premogarsh zastopn zatrieva da neomajn "a
poavnavo naanati cevelands sporazm med
mogar premogokOpnm lasn NasprOnO pa premogOkop
nj astn vztraa p rv da pravniG odneha cd vojega
staca h Stremi da bod dOSezen podag ar
bitraciie.
Pc razpravi splosnem poozau e nedejo o pododsek
mnOgh kraieuh prOblemOv
V6erai zve6er je upanje skoran pemogarkem spa
peee pobedeo kr H prO med Frankom Farngonom in
pOdOdSeka
no leStvieO do hudega spOra.
SnO nj blO FarrngtOna negOvm hOteu in dasi 50 lanh
uve da vdeeI nnh kOnerenc Danes vendar MISC mog
pomenit z njim SnOc.
Predsednk avnh premogarev e baie razez ker nj
bga njegOve besed nek as ko gOvo pred komitejem
Plan ie IL sObe nm je zakad ne astn h ga e hotel
pOmiriti Baje bi SkorO priSO do deanSkega boja.
Mr. Harrington e OStal hodniku hOtea kr vria kon
ferenca Ko kon6al sestanek Sci astni h e
razzafl uniskega vodjo zeo bhzu mimo tega.
Dobro dejal Mr. Harrington o6ividno potoazen vdmo
oh osmih."
Ma tenn eanku, karem e pOmudl Harrington lie par
mnut, MISC dosegh nobenih povojnh uspehoy.
Uspeh nash przadevanj je odven cd
sestanka iu da asniS predsedni veera re noe
Poveda ie tudi da sestane pOdodsek mezdno vco OBJ
deveh dopodne, premogars zasopnH OBJ polenajsh ank
bodo eu poroo svoh zastopnov oh enajsh Opodne
priGne potem skupna medina konferenca
Lani zankali tritev ee da Mr. Harrington
vdeleziti danaSnjih Sej
Vnanji pritSk vpva DELUXE asnike kakor zatriue Mi
hen prdsedn Kavanaugh TIE vnan se neprestano pgovaa
10 astnkOm mai Odnhajo od vojega sta6a gde abraco
Tako menO nekaer opaova da an Danes nakar bo
med as in premOgari omogoen in do kon6ne po
utegne priti Sc Danes