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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-03
SACRED COLLEGE
NOW IN SESSION
TO CHOOSE POPE
Conclave TO Select Success
scr to Benedict XIV Meets
Walled Up From Out
side World.

Rome. Feb. The cardinals
comprising the Sacred College last
night entered into seelusion for the
conclaye to elect successor te
Pope Bendict Nv. Their priests
and servants entered the Vatican
when they We're walled up from ali
contact with tho outside world un-
til the new Pontff shall have been
chosen. The first vote will be tax
an Friday morning.
# is said that neither the 'ir
rcconailables'' nor those constitut-
ing the peace party" will have q
chance to elect their candidate
without the assistance of the mod
crates. The five French cardinals
ire said to favor the continuance of
'hc policy OF the late pope and will
vote for a cardinal Of the moderate
frouD. The other foreign cardinals
ro said not to desire TO join with
Nitbor side among the Italians and
VIII vote for d moderate
Throughout the day supplies OF
ood we're stored within the Vati-
an, sufficient to last $50 persons
even days.
Besides one secretary and one ser
want each for the 81 cardinals who
compose the conclavc the first day,
there were within the Vatican aft
ar the doors were bolted a general
'ecretary of the conclaye, Monsignor
Sincere, one sacristan and assistant,
ii cooks. who will be sisters OF
charity, three doctors, including
Or Battistini who attended Bene-
Iict in his last illness. five pharma-
lists, seven masters Of ceremony
wo vote takers, one carpenter. a
hrieklayer. plastcrer, blacksmith
an electrician. two plumbers, three
BARRIERS and nine walters.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-03
SOLDIER BONUS
BE- RAISED BY
TOBACCO TAX
Sec. Mellon Also Suggests
Tax On Bank Checks,
Second Class Mail and
Documentary Stamps.

Washington, Feb 2-Money for
soldier bonus could be raised
through special taxes on tobacco,
bank checks and second-class mail
and documentary stamps. Secretary
Mellon told the House Ways and
Means Committee. Trying to use
the foreign debt to pay the bonus
is futile, h. declared
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-03
TWENTY Y-FOUR
KILLED BY GAS
EXPLOSION
Mine Wre c Ike d N ar
Brownsville, Pennsylvania
Sixteen Men Brought
10 the Surface.
eBy The United prcss)

Brownsville Pa. Feb. . Twen-
ty-four men were killed early this
morning by an explosion in a mine
yf the s. c. Frank Coal Company
at Gates, Sixteen bodies have been
brought to the surface and rescue
parties continue their work of dig
ging for the other ontombcd men.
The United States Bureau of
Mines reported the accident was
caused by gas explosion
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-03

Some phosphorescent deep sea
fish catch their prey by means Of
the lights from their glowing fins.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-03

One lighted gas jet consumes as
mrch air as tour adults.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-03
The Soliphone

is INDEPENDENT
OF factiOnaI "gan@S" and
EO-cailcd political dead
Crs." It's u newspaper,
standing for the best in
terests of the community.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-02-03
Price ST a Year

IN GREENE COUNTY
Tbe subscription price ts
payable In advance. The
price is $500 per year In
advance if sent outside
of Greene County.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04
NEWS LETTER No. I

The first news letter issued ~ the secretary Of
the Bemidj Civic and Commerce association il be-.
ing sent to members and prospective members to-
day. 1t is good one and should be: nade 10 part
Of the program Of this association. Miss Stanton is
entirely responsible for this suggestion and It Is
meeting with general favor. VS., ~
She touches upon various activities Of the, club
during the past month and son1e Of the things the
club has to think about the coming month.
If you like the news letter, tell .others4and tell
Miss Stanton If you don't like it, tell her and
she says she will discontinue them. As FOR, our
passing judgment, we'll say, get them ont regn-
larly every month, so that the .citizens may know
just what is being done by the rassociation
1S----------S "' >.'.,. : ..'.
Get set for the Zig Pageant Queen Contest, which
opens Monday, August 7th. Don't turn anybody
down, when approached tosbuy q Pageant ticket
Then get out and hustle for your favorite for
Queen Of the Pageant. - = ~ =, 81 Is
= s. -.- = : IS - gA'E&*f
Mr.. Harding has the vision Of true patriety and
it be set down that his courage is Of that kind,
: as WE'LL There must be no more striking at the
people through strikes---sSt. Louis Times, 49,
;. ' - S----------aS a, j ss;r*,e. g..
After the railroad strike is ended we'll be hear
ing great deal about another car shortage
s~ Dubuque Times-Journal - ; .a...-, ~-....
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04

..sgE : H. - p =
"Doc" Marcum is not always as
serious as he looks here. This was
taken in the days when he had to
look serious to make the people think
he was old enough to be q doctor.
But he has out grown that in his
long stay in Bemidji and now finds
time to go out ond let some Of the
boys trim him in golf except when
he takes the game seriously and then
the other fellow gets it. e '~@ -. "a.
If nobody gets sick during fair
week the spe ctators may be treated
with HE sight of @Doc administer
ling to the wounded when the boys
Igo cover the top lin the final scene
in the big pageant. = ''>*'>
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04

--.s..t t.s-s ..a."
Although this picture was taken
quite a,fsW years ago it IS easy to
recognize alter Brooks from this
likeness: Being near q golf champ
ion may have something to do with
keeping a;syeuthfuI appearance, q
sport In which he is well versed and
enthusiastic. r g He makes his living
largely a. vice presi dem 81 :the
Northern National Bank but outside
Of that aid attending the Civic and
/ Commerce meetings and, boosting
lNorthern Minnesota he has nothing
| to ADJ but improve on golf. Walter
no dohbEwiIl be seen in some ,stel-
! lar role in the. pageant, # theytplow
np the golf course. @s%.r
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04
MANDATE AGREEMENT

Complete agreement has been reached between
the United States and Great Britain over the terms
0: the mandates Tor Palestine and the former Ger
man Colonies: in Africa The revised draft Of the
mandates has hden reported to thecu1acI of the
League Of Nations ind ratified The action marks
the close of negotiations initiated BY tile United
States to protect the rights Of Americans III the
inundated territories, As, originally drawn, the
mandates would have sscluded Anericaas from
participation in the development ofs the resources
Of the former German colonies. Fa,e allies pro-
ceeded on the theory that, tnasmuch Is country
was not member af the League of Nations. which
granted the mahdates it could have 10 interest in
their terms. Secretary Hughes was prompt to *
plain that our rights were won IN the war, and it
was not within, tile power Of any League of Nations
to take them from us r. IS r. T. 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04
v e 'E,77'E7,I3l.5 + : = lI'I. A :
Motor.Car Boat.

"A vehicle which lis either. q mot
scir orsmator.beat aalternatslyfhas b &
dssigped BY q Philadelphia colnpa6y
the Aybfft being known 9as ssha ~
abife sbsdt Possessing doors that ~
absolutely watertight, tlle.body "a!
"apto-Aoatn smay be screwed s4Rp hltl
aboystt he axles When requlr ed 3or u 4
in sIff. Then. when ae4pa watf,
has bsen reached the st g -Whs E
whicf operates the front wheels Whllt
on dry land may. be ussd to- work The
ruddar which is in readiness astesn.
! Seated in such VEHICLE, a rnot0risl
need fear nothing In tho way Of water
though it be in the form Of an inunda
ton. Ailsthat seems NEEDED now IL az
adapted "auto.boat" which Is capable
Of; flying. f.355.'. ~,
.. -..L4r u -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04

Although FqS. *Lycan has lived
lin 3Ben1idji only';15 years he has
been. and still is@an ardent booster
for this community and as such has
beln u leader lin" many affairs. II
|yo1s<.don't watch yourself he will
even lead you into the MARKHAM
hotel Of which he is proprietor.
aHeahas been inflaentiAI lin i en-
copragidg visitors to remain here
and although he is not an esrlyEsst-
tier himself he invariably insists
upon his guests settling early. HE
is already figuring strongly on tax
in part in the pageant at the fair.
Let him. figure! : ~ @slr,F ILL.,,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04
1879 WORLD WHEAT CROP


i ne outlook for Che 1922 wheat crop now being
arrested in the northern hemisphere indicates an
uple world supply, barring untovard accidents Of
l,eather, the National Bank Of Commerce. in New
erk finds. A serious failure in any important pro
sucine area such Is Argentina or Australia, how
I sver,. 4~puld cause definite world shortage.
| with The close balance between world supply
lf wheat and potential demand for it, which has
,svailed practically since the outbreak Of the Eu-
coreaz war the condition Of each successive crop
E,as been anxiously watched by the whole world"
he bank says, in the August number Of its maya
sIine, Commerce Monthly, "The crop Of 1922 is
now being harvested in the northern hemisphere,
where the greater part Of all wheat is grown and
consumed, and it appears reasonably certain that,
barring untoward accidents OF weather, the world
supply wiz be sufficient to meet all ordinary re-
quirements during the 1s22-23 crop year.
s ITO supply import requirements, the crop Of the
United States should furnish, a conservatives as-
innate, from 20o,ooo,ooo to 22o,ooo,ooo bushels
Tor export In Canada, il the crop is as large as
that of last year, over 100000, 900 bushels should
be available for export 1t is early as yet to esti-
mate next seasons crops in the southern hemisphere
but should the out-turn be equal to that OF the
s192l-22 crop, which represented in both Australis
and Argentina low rather than high YIELD there
should be available for export from these two coun-
tries an aggregate of about 2oo,oo0,0oo bushels of
wheat. This would make q total, exportable sur
3 plus. from the four countries Of somewhat over
600 000,o 900 bushels. In addition, there will prob
ably be ssome wheat exported from the minor ex-
porting countries t'"l r.. T.. zf%Tffss,>fSS
"While the present prospects thus indicatsA
comfortable balance between supply and demand
for the 1929 harvest year, serious crop failure
in any important producing area, such as might
conceivably occur in Argentina or Australia would
cause definite world shortage Of wheat f9s
.S---s e.
E. G. Pipp is taking weekly wallops at Henry
Ford. Wonder if this isn't another one Of Ford's
advertising schemes? .2t VA, 14...y,u-....
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04

s.Dscrtbs rys The Da,ly rlonss.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17

ma kateri drugi nacin, kjer je po-
Sta prizadeta, izkusajo osleparti
svoiega bliznjega ali Sc drugaee
pregresiio proti kazenskemu zako,
nu.
Nedavno ie federalno sodlsee Y
Baltimoru obsodilo nekega crnca
imenom Raymond Frazier, ma Sc
deminpolletno jeco, ker je pisa
tri posebno nespodobna pisma
polna spolnih umazanosti, ma tri
belokozne zenske. Pristeli so mn
dive in pol let "a vsako pismo.
PoStna oblast, XII vodi jake stro-
go kampanjo proti p0siljanju ne
nravnih stvari potom poste, je
mnenia, da bodo take stroge kaz-
nj oplaSile slicne zlorabitelje po
Ste.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
.LG nalO FGG kakOr
tGdGl dli jG Sc do
slaVlOStlG iZdajG.
Vse tiste, XII so nam obliubii svo-
je prispevke "a slavnostno izda-
jo, pa Sc MISC storili tega, pro-
simo, mai jih posljeio nemu-
donna.

Malo vec kakor teden dni ina
mo dotlei, ko izide slavnostna IL
daja tega ista OBJ priliki dvajset-
letnice njegovega delovanja "a il.
obrazbo in prosveto med sloven.
skimi Americani.
Mnogi nasi prijatelji so nam re
poslali svoje doneske in prispevke
"a tisto izdaio. Ali je pa Sc nekai
takih, ki so nam iih obljubili, pa
jih Sc nam MISC poslali.
TIE in vse ostale, XII nameravajo
poslati kake spise "a tisto priliko,
prosimo, mai to store nemudoma,
zakai, razmere V nasi unijski It's
karni zahtevaio, da je vsaj polovi-
ca lista sestavliena re ia teden.
Tisti rojaki, ki Sc hocejo naro-
6iti ma slavnostno izdajo, maj to
store naikasneie do srede pri-
hodniem tednu.
Trgovci in drugi podjetniki, ki
nameravajo imeti oglase svojih
tvrdk in podietii V slavnostni Ste
Wiki tega lista, nal nam nemudo-
ma poSljejo crtez in besedilo svo-
jih oglasov.
Slavnostna Stevilka "Glasa
ISvobode" bo nadvse zanimiva. =
Obsegala bo Sestnaist strani, ma
katerih bo kar najrazlicnejse in
najzanimiveise ctivo.
Napisana bo zgodovina vsega
della, XII ga ie izvrsil napredni in
lproletarsko svobodomiselni list
"Glas Svobode" "a nase rojake
Z, Sirom Amerike in izven ME.
i Oertsna bo zivih slikah VISA IL
sta trnjeva pot, po kateri je mo-
raj hoditi list eel cas- svojega dvaj-
setletnega obstanka. Povedano bO,
is kako velikansko pozrtvovalnoSt-
! 10 Sc ie moral boriti njegov ida
ljatelj "a obstanek tega lista in OBJ
enem seve tudi "a prehranitev svo-
je obilne druIne.
! Nadalie boste lahko eitali raz-
ne zanimive spise izpod peres mai
|pridnejsih in najboljsih piscev
|med ameriSkimi Slovenci. Nasli
boste med tistim bogatim gradi
vom zivljenjepise mnogih velikih
moz, kakor ie naprimer Thomas
Paine, Cigar veliko delo "Doba ra-
yuma" ie Sc prednedavnim prina-
Sal prevodu ia list, nadalje moz,
kakor ie veliki amerish govornik
in predavatelj Robert G. Inger-
soil, potem moz, kakor sta napri-
mer mas nesmrtni pevec ASkerc in
Ineprekosliivi pisatelj Ivan Can
kar.
Use to boste lahko citali V nasi
slavnostni izdaii. Poleg tega pa Sc
mnogo drugega poucnega, korist-
mega in zabavnega ctiva. Zato mi
slime in upamo, da 81 bo vsak ma
preden Slovenec z veseljem naro-
oil tisto Slavnostno stevilko ter
nam Sc ia teden postal malenkost-
no vsotico po 25c.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
PADEREWSKI PRIDE v
ZDRUzENE DRzAVE.

Geneva, Svica, 16. okt. - Ignac
j. PaderewsH odpluje ma parniku
Parz dine 21. oktobra Zdruzene
drzave, kjer bo zopet prirejal svo-
.ie znamenite koncerte po vsen
glavnih mestih sirom Amerike. Pa
derewslzi ie eden naivecjih in maj
slaNneiSih igralcev ma glasovir.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
CTtaljG VSGl
VOjlil dOlg0V bi bla
V9llka nGVarlOSt.
Odklonitev vojnega dolga bi po-
rusila YES mednarodni ustroj,
opozarja trgovinsk minister
Hoover v imenu predsedni-
ka Hardinga.

AmeriSki trgovinski minister
Hoover je zatrdil snoci V Toledu,
ola ne more biti inozemski dolg do
Zdruzenih drzav crtan ali odklo-
MEN, ne da bi bill tenn porusen
in izpodkopan eel ustroj medina.
rodnega zaupanja.
Navedel je izcrpne podatke, k
po njegovem mnenju dokazujejo,
da je Europa V stanu plaeati dolg
Zdruzenim drzavam, ce hoce, da
Sc iznebi vojnih obveznosti.
''Niti JAZZ, niti noben drug jay
nj uradnik Zdruzenih draw ali
kake druge dezele ne bi mogel o.
dobriti crtanja," je dejal V svo
jem prvem kampanjskem govoru
starim republikancem.
Mr.. Hooveria smatrajO "a admi'
nistraciiskega izvedenca V medina
rodnih financnih in ekonomskih
zadevah. In tenn slucaju ga ina
jo "a uradnega glasnika Hardin
govega mnenja.
Tainilz ie analiziral inozemsk
dolg ter obrazlozil, kako bi mogla
Europa plaeati svoj dolg zdruze
MIN ,drzavam. Tudi ie pojasnil IL
povedal, da zagotavljajo dogovo
ri, sklenieni z Veliko Britannia
poplacanie skoro polovice denar
ia, h ga ie Amerika posodila "a
veznikem V zadnii svetovni vojni
Po niegovem zatrdilu potrosiJ'
sedai Americana V Evropi tollk'
| denaria ma leto, da bi mogli Ev
ropci z MIN pla6ati trikratne o
bresti cd inozemskega dolga. La
pet odstotkov posojenega denarj'
| bi utegnila Amerika izgubiti. II
so pa lie tiste vsote, ki jih je Anne
rika posodila vladam, ki so vsle<
voine izginile evropskega povrs
ia.
"Evropa je zelo napredovala '
ekonomicnim zadevah od premirj'
sem," ie pristavil Hoover.
90 evropskih posojilih veekra
govore liudie kot o dolgovih dt
| nase Wade. V resnici pa so dolgo
vi do naSih davkoplacevalcev. Po
soiila so bila dovoliena vsled nui
nih proseni in OBJ sveeanih oblju
bah, da bodo vrnjena. Amerisk
davkoplaeevalec nina nicesar oc
vojnih odskodnin, niti mu Misc
prisoiene nobene druge koristi pc
dolocilih mirovnih pogodb.
Mr.. Hoover ie deial, da morale
evropski narod uravnati med sa'
bo ekonomicna ali gospodarska rn
politicna vpraSania, ki so bistvena
evropskim problemom. Skrciti mo-
raio oborozitve ma kopnem, to pa
ne toliko V jamstvo "a mir, kohl
/ kor IL potrebe "a znizanje drzav-
| nih proraGunov ali budgetov.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
AlglGzi prOd
ZVGZli pPOhbiCijSki
OdrGdbi ma nOTjQ.
ne more zrtvovati svobo-
de ma moriu, da bi bilo tihotap-
stvo z opojnimi pijacami "a
trio, prayi veleposlanik
Geddes.


Po poroGilih iz WaShingtona Je
Velika Britannia vGeraj odklonl-
la, da bi sllenila Zdruzenimi dr.
zavami pogodbo, po kateri bi bllo
naSim oblastim dovoljeno preisko-
vati angleSke ladje, XII hi bile V
obmocju dvanajstih mill od obrez-
ia. Anglia Sc strinja trimiljsko
prohibiciio, ne pa dvanajstmilj-
sko.
Hkrati pa Sc Francozje pogaja-
jo drzavnim departmentom gle
de predlaganih pravil, ki bi maj
prepovedovala vzivanje raznih vim
ma francoskih ladjah obmocju
treh mill cd obali.
Angleski veleposlanik sir Auck-
land Geddes ie Hro6il tajniku
Hughesu spomenico, V kateri je O.
brazlozena politika angleSke Via
de.
Anglezi menijo, ola je tihotap-
stvo zacasna zadeva, XII nj tako
wanna, da bi morali Anglel opu-
still tradiciionalno nacelo zaradl
ME.
"Vlada njegovega velicanstva
lie proti vsakrSni razsiritvi mele
teritorijalnih voda," pravi angle
Ska nota.
Tajnik Hughes je svoji for
malni mott zdne 26. junija naprc-
sill angleSko vlado, maj SodeluJe 2
Zdruzenimi drzavami V prepreee-
vanju tihotapstva.
Sir Auckland ie dejal, da bi to
ne bilo mogoce, ker Sc ne sklada I
angleSkimi postavami. Razsiritey
trimiliske meje bi ogrozala svobo-
do ma morju.
Kakor pricakujejo, DO vlada ne
mudoma naroGila prohibicijskim
uradnikom, da maj ne preiskujejo
angleskih ladii Aven tfmilJske
meie.
Francoska vlada nj doslej s.
formalno protestirala proti nano-
vo predlozenim prohibicijskim od,
redbam, nego ie samo seznanlla
Ameriko svoiim staliscem glede
te zadeve. Francozie ne namera'
vaio ukiniti dosedanjih navad, ki
so bile praksi ma francoskih lad,
jah. Oni hocejo Sc naprei strecl
potnikom dnevnimi vinskiml od'
merki. Hoceio lie vedeti, ali je to
mogoee pod novim tolmacenJem
prohibiciiske postave, ali ne.
Zvezno mnenie, ees, ola SINE btu
zasezena vsaka ladja V obmoe]u
Stirih morskih vrst, &c ie dokaza,
no, da nosi nedovoljeno blago Ma
ameriSko obrezje, je vzdrzal zvez.
nj sodnik Hazel vceral V zadevl
proti angleskemu vlaeniku Henry
L. Marshall.
Prohibicijski coin Hahn le wee
raj zasegel vlacnik Emerald IN Sc
neki drugi motorni coin, kJer SO
nasli prohibicijski agentJe l,ooo
zaboiev zgania Jamajke. Deset
moSkih so odpeliali zapor.
Zvezni sodnik Hand bo danes
zaslisal pravnega zastopnika Gu
nardove Grte in Mednarodnih
plovbnih ert, XII 81 prizadevajo do
biti trajno sodno prepoved glede
ma novo zvezno odredbo.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
SEDEM IN POL LETA ZAPORA
IA TRI PISMA.

Zakoni Zdruzenih draw so jake
strogi proti onim, ki zlorabljajo
poSto v necedne namene. Strogi
zapor preti vsem onim, ki potion
pisem ali oglasov V casopisih ali
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17

kodvc narodu neduhovns mladc Sc poro-
svom vonkam ter postaneo korSni clam coveske drz-
oem duhovni csto navadn paraze ker 1--WE OBJ udsh
prhranh da h dali cd sebe ka kar hi bo vsaj mao kosno
eloveSvo.
nebesih brado svetnkh svetnicah peku
vcah smr seh teh bajnh pravnh svareh mai SANTA
noc pamen ude pa raisi posyeeaio deu h strem
;zbolisanjem cloveSlih tukaj zemlii
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
lNAsI UREDNISKI GLANKI.

Ma drugi strani danasnje stevil-
ke "Glasa Svobode" ie citati ma
slednie uredniske elanke:
Volitve.
Katerakoli matt.
Trojica.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
PrGdSGdlik Harding
Snatra Ct. k0lgrGS "a
lGkaj bTGZprinGIlGga.
Predsednik pravi v pismu, XII ga
je pisal kongresniku Mondellu.
da .ie nova tarifna postava
zgled celemu svetu.

Predsednik Harding je V pismu
do hiSnega voditelja Mondella IL
Wyominga oznacil sedeminSestde-
seti kongres "a nekaj brezprimer.
mega V zgodovini ameriskih kon-
greSov.
Mnogi so napovedali, da je pri
6akovati takSnega oznacenja, ker
so vedeli, da mora predsednik ma
rediti poklon republikanski stran-
XII V svrho laziega delovanja vo-
lilni borbi.
V pismu ie izrazena neomajna
vera mas postavodajni sistem in
napovedana doba brezprimemega
blagostanja.
Po pripombi, da je sedeminsest-
deseti kongres zboroval skoro ne
nretrgoma, Sc pismo nadaljuje, ka-
kor sledi:
"Kongresa, XII sta zborovala,
odkar je zopet vzpostavljen mir,
sta videla sploSno svetovno infla-
clio in deflacijo. NaSa dezela ie
nosiIa svoje breme vtej vsesploSni
Izadevi, ne da bi bill ogrozan mas
zlati noveni siStem. Katera deze-
LA ma svetu Sc more ponasati
tenn?
"Nasi vladni izdatki so bill mi
zani V tolikSni meri kakor niko-
der drugod. Mas vojni dolg Sc ie
Iizdatno znizal, in prisvojena je po.
Ilitika, XII nam zagotavlja Sc na-
dalinie nizanie.
"NaSi voiaSki in mornarieni IL
datki so vzpostavlieni skoro dt
Inormalnpsti z rocnostjo, Xxi je
primeri drugimi narodi skorC
brezprimerna.
"Treba mi nj navajati podrob
nosti postavodaji, h jo je izvr.
Sill sedeminsestdeseti kongres. Y
| easu, ko so ogrozale velikanske di.
ference V ndelovalnih izdatkih in
stremljenja "a zajezitvijo medina.
rodne kupcije naso trgovino in in,
dustr;io, smo spreieli tarifno po-
stavodajo, XII Sciti nase lastne pro
dukte ter nam omogoea obenem
pospesevati tujo trgovino. -
"V sedaniih razoranih razme-
rah ma denarnem polju, hmenjavi
i'm kupciji smo po mojem mnenju
to tariff. politiko postavili zgled,
Xxi ga bo trgovski svet sprejel "a
resniGno konstruktivno podlago,
ma katero Sc bo naslanjala nasa IT,
govinska politika.
',NajboliSa intelligence danasnje
dobe pripoznava potrebo, da goji
mo in vzpodbuiamo prisrcnost in
razumevanje v socijalni, ekonomi-
chi in politiGni druzini narodov !;
in nadalie priznava, da nudimo $
prisvojitviio nacrta, XII stremi "a
iskrenim vpostevanjem dejstev,
sredstvo "a reSnicno henacenje,in in
vzajemnost med interest, ki u
lstvariajo naSo industrijsko civil
zsciio. In da smo storili zopet ko>
rak k resitvi nekaterih najbolj "a
pletenih ekonomicnih problemov,
ki .jih ima.io narodi pred sabo.
"Najzadnia stvar V nasih mi
slih je osamljenost in odtujenost
cd ostalega sveta. Mi zelimo biti
priiazni sosedje in koristni ljudje.
Mas iskren namen ie scititi nal
pref sebe in potem izrabiti moe, XII
izyira n taksne politike, "a splos-
| no blaginio celega clovestva.
"Splosen finaneni polozaj Sc je
! 'neprestano izboliSeval, in danes i
ma dezela boljsi napredek svoii
trgovini, industriii in poljedelstvu
kakor kdaikoli odtlej, ko so spre-
jeli napacni program drastiene de-
flaciie tisti, XII so imeli potem kon-
trolo mad vladno politiko.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
KRAs1N JE REsIGNIRAL.

Kakor porocaio IL Rige, je Leo
mid Krasin ostavil svoie mesto kot
nacelnik sovietske trgovinske ko-
missile, ker ie izvrsevalni svet Y
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17

Moslzvi zavrgel pogodbo, ki jo ie
komisiia sklenila rusko-aaijsko
korporaciio "a izrablianje rud-
ninskih ozemeli
Glas svobode., 1922-10-17
Nova razkritja V IjubezenSki
drami duhOvna
Edvarda HaIla.
Duhovnovas spisma odkrivajo njesovo zaljublje-
most Mrs Mills.

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