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The sun., 1918-08-14
GOVERNMENT NITRATE PLANT
United Gas and Electric Co. signs
Construction Contract.

Simultaneous with the announcement
that the United States Government had
signed contract with the Union Gas
and Electric Company. a subsidiary OF
Tho .colnnb's. 4 as: ana F1Gctrta com.
!pa ny Z; 'whereh~ the btr ,eaove n, -riet,t
nitrate ,pin nj. .tb, he, epeetet near ;Clnefi-
natl ~ he sirfipiled electricity, II was
stated yesterday that the Government
will loan the company $4,000. 900. This
money will be used for the erection OF n
new power station. and IL repayable at
the company's option at any time not to
exceed Ave years from the date OF the
contract.
The company will also build at an
approximate cost OF $1,000, 900. and as
an agent for the Government. a trans
mission line extending from the power
house In Cincinnati to the nitrate plant
The sun., 1918-08-14
Marines Get Many Rscru,t..

The marines report n steady process.
sion of recruits at "a East Twcnty-third
street, ond sent out word Yesterday hat
beginning to-day the headquG rters and
all branches will be open for the aC-
oeptance OF men between the ages Of Is
and 40 years, More than 100 have been
leaving for training at Parts Island,
S c.. daily.
The sun., 1918-08-14
MAN OF 76 IS IMPRISONED.
Accused OF Attempting to Extor,
$4,000 From Salesman.

An attempt said to have been ma de
by Andrew w. Work. &c. Of o43 East
Fourteenth street. to extort money from
Ado'ph F. Wupperman OF 81 West Sew
enty-ffth street. a medicine salesman.
resulted in the arrest OF Work yesterday
and his imprisonment for inability TO
produce bail. Work protested vigor-
ously. saving he was too old to stand
imprisonment. He asked to have Attor-
ney-General Lewis notified. saving Mr..
Lewis knew all about the case"
Wupperman charged that Work tried
to get $4,000 from him by a threat tina,
he had been guilty OF criminal act
while engaged in business. II is said
that Work collected $50 in marked bills
from Wupperman Monday
The sun., 1918-08-14
POLICE WORK FOR FIELD DAY
500 ?. .. :. s,,i. Men
-. 10" Mako AffaIr sacees,. ~

Police Commissioner Enrlght in an in
formal talk TO 500 policemen yesterda Y
urged them TO do their utmost to make
a success Of the field day Saturday and
sunday at Sheepshead Bay Speedway.
The proceeds will be used to buy uni
forms for the special police. The Com
missioner assured the men that the new
police would not crowd any OF them on,
o. iOhs ''
Athletic contests singing by operatic
stars, motorcycle races and airplane ak.
h'oltsons are on the programme.
The sun., 1918-08-14
INDISCREET GERMAN SEIZED.
Said Germany Gould Win with q
Draft of Its Is to As Man Power,

Jurgan kuhle. As, a .Tnasseur. was ar
rested In cafe at Third avenue and
Seventy-sixth street and arraigned yes
terday on a charge OF making seditious
utterances. The complainant was Pat
rick ]. Hartnett OF 1910 Third avenue.
veteran of the old Sixty-ninth Regi-
ment. He accused Kuhle OF saying:
III Germany drafted men between the
ages Of is and 45 they could easily
win the war. Germany has all the men
che wants and they don't even know the
war is going on"
kuhle denied he had said anything out
OF the way. but admitted he was born in
GERMANY
The sun., 1918-08-14
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Entertainment OF Argentine sailor, ~
American bluejackets. Seventy nrst RED.
ment Armory. y. ~
Meeting of the Board of Education Park
avenue and Fifty-ninth street. p
War thrift meeting, Madison Squu.
Garden, 1880 +. NJ.
The sun., 1918-08-14
The Sun Calendar
THE WEATHER.

Eastern New York--Fair to-day o.,
cept thunder showers in north port,on
tomorrow partly cloudy; gentle son,h
west winds.
New Jersey-Fair to-day: tono..
showers and thunderstorms. moderais ..,
variable winds 's ana
Northern New England-toca, ra,,
dayi warmer on the coast. ,n,natn w.
PROBABLY showers; moderate .outb,v'.
winds. 'u'nefy
southern New England--Cn.cttls "a.
day probably local rains, to.mo,ror W.
moderate southerly winds a''
western New york--Loca rain, an.
thunder showers and not go warm to.d,r
The sun., 1918-08-14

highest temperature, SIS. at 2PM
Lowest temperature, ~. at 2 A.
Average temperature. SO.
Observ atoms yesterday at United s,...
Webther Bureau stations showing Atmn.
pheric conditions in the vnriou. cities
Temperature. veloc.
The sun., 1918-08-14
LOCAL WEATHER REPORTS

The temperature in this city ye,,.td,,
shown in the annexed table.
The sun., 1918-08-14
FAKE WAR TAX USED
TO GOUGE BUYERS
JeWeiry and Motor Car Deal
ers Caught in Stumble.

Investigators for the Second district
internal revenue office have discovered
In the last few days that a number of
jewe'ry and automobile dealers are
charging an extra 3 per cent. tax on re-
tail sales Illegally In these cases the
dealers have recovered the per cent
tax IMPOSED on the goods when bought
originally from the manufacturer and
In addition have Melted themselves a
considerable profit.
Collector William II, Edwards cited
an instance OF a MANUFACTURER selling a
retailer a ring for 500 The retailer
pays SO tax, making the ring cost slO3
net The retailer fixes a price Of $3.50
on the ring and when II IL purcha sed in
forms the customer that the Govern
ment charges 3 per cent. tax which
makes the actual cost Sl5l.5O. An auto
mobile dealer selling "A $4,000 car has
been found to charge $50 extra for
tax while the tax on the original sale
from the manufacturer was only SIS
MY men have found that while most
of the automobile and jewelry dealers
play the game fairly" Mr Edwards
said. there are few who try to make
1t appear that the Government dema nd
a per cent. tax on the retail price,
which Is mot So" ~"
/. ,Seioon, lceepers delinque Mt. w th.atheir
10 kes are ALSO under Investigation. &.
IA niis'e Din mond 'Gtft~ to- Mother.
James Fitzpatrick, formerly a mem.
her OF Hook and Ladder No. IS re.
ccived rouslng sendon as he returne
10 camo yesterday at ire expiration NJ a
furlough. He expects to be In service
in France within few weeks. U's
West Side neighbors and tho crew ~
The free press., 1918-12-19
KOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Notice is hereby given that as trustee
in that certain deed of trust executed
on the 30th day OF December, 1912, by
Tbeo, G, Bilbo in favor of First Nation
al Bank of Commerce, as beneficiary,
the undersigned as trustee, securing an
Indebtedness described in said deed Of
trust, default having been made in the
payment of said indebte dncss and prop
er request having been made upon me
as trustee therein to foreclose the same,
I will offer for sale and will sell, to the
highest bidder for cash, during legal
hours, on the FIRST MONDAY AND
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, A, D.
1919 at the court house in Poplarville,
Pearl River County, State of Mississip-
pi, the real estate situated in said Coun-
ty and embraced in said deed Of trust
and particularly described as;
Northwest quarter Of South
east quarter and Northeast quar-
ter Of Southwest quarter Of Sec
ton Thirty-one, Township Two
~ South Range IS West, Coun-
ty of Pearl River, State of Mis-
sissippi, together with the i'm
provements thereon and ap-
purtenances thereunto belong
ing.
Witness my signature this the 9th day
of December, A. d. 1918.
], W. HOPKINS, Trustee.
The free press., 1918-12-19

Public notice is hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors OF
Pearl River County, Mississippi
will up to y O'Clock noon, on the
first Monday in January, 1919,
receive sealed competitive bids
for the contract to sell the coun-
ty one standard road grader for
the county, Of the weight and
size usually drawn by five mules.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Given under my hand and seal
this the 11th day of December,
1913.
H. X. ROUSE,
(SeaD Clerk.
The free press., 1918-12-19
BURIAL OF MISS SIMMONS

P1cayu e, Miss, Dec. Is
The funeral of Miss Aletha A.
Simmons, who died IN Washing
ton Thursday of pneumonia fol-
lowing an attack of influenza,
took place here Saturday.
The services were conducted
by Rev. John II. Jones, Presl-
ding Elder Of the Seashore dis
trict, Of the Methodist church,
and Rev. W. f, Baggett, pastor
of the Methodist church at this
place.
She was the daughter of J. W.
Simmons and was a young woman
of unusual intellect and promise.
She was born in Picayune, tweu-
ty-siN years ago, but her par
ents removed to New Orleans,
when she was quite young, and
she received her education in
that city, At the age of l6 she
was the honor graduate of the
Home Institute, under the direc-
ton Of the lamented Sophie s..
Wright. Shortly after gradua-
ton the family returned to Pic
ayune, where Miss Aletha lived
until the call of the war induced
her to accept a position in the
Treasury Department at Wash
ington.
A few days before her death
her family was advised that her
condition was critical, and one
of her sisters a. once left for the
capitol Another sister was
about to9leave when the news of
her death was received.
Besides her father, Miss Sim
mons is survived by three sis
ters, Mrs. p. S. Mccoy and
Misses Caroline and Myrtle Sim
mons; and two brothers, julius
and Claude.
The free press., 1918-12-19
Public Notice

Public notice is hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors Of
Pearl River County, Mlssisslp-
pi; will up to 12 O'Clock NJ, on
the first Monday IN January. -
IS; receive sealed competitive
bids for the contract TO build a
Pauper's Home for said county,
according to plans and specifica-
tions now 'on file III the Chancery
Clerks Office. Bidders are re-
quested to file two bids: First,
to complete the job, furnishing
all la Dor and material; Second
the county to furnish the mate
rial, delivered, and the contract
or the labor.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Given under nv hand and seal
this Ethe llth day Of December,
ll9l8.
H, K. ROUSE,
| (SeaD Clerk,
I3-20-27
The free press., 1918-12-19
few Escape
Grand total

There are few indeed who escape hav-
ing at least one cold during the winter
months and they are fortunate who
have but one and get through with it
quickly and without any serious conse-
quences, Take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and observe the directions
with each bottle, and you are likely to
be one OF the fortunate ones The worth
and merit OF this remedy has been fully
proven. There are many families who
have always used it for years when
troubled with a cough or cold, and with
the very best results.
The free press., 1918-12-19

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daI;,.-,.,. o,d installation vasac-
csnted
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n., 49, go,
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a;,roIa -. ,-,.o4o,. ,,.;4h ,.;dor
10 cents; motor vehicle (automo-
bile) so cents. extra heavy auto
mobiles rs cents. evtra heavy
motor trucks and similar mo.or
vehicles 81 Ford trucks and sim.
liar trucks so cents; cattle or
horses up to 10 head 5 cents
each, all over 10 head 3 IL cents
each; hogs and sheep up to 10
head 5 cents each, all over 10
mead ? 1-2 cents each.
notify James Carroll to vacata at
once the house. and premises
aoW occupied by him in the towr
OF PoplarVilIe, the property now
being owned by the county to be
used for Pauper 5 Home.
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The free press., 1918-12-19
(Seal)
I3-20-27
PETITION FOR PARDON
(Republication)

To the Honorable Theo. G, Bilbo, Gov
ernor Of the State of Mississippi.
We, the undersigned citizens of Pearl
River County, State of mississippi, re-
spectfully petition Your Exoellency
for the pardon OF o. M, Mcconnell, a
citizen of this state and county who
was convicted on plea of guilty" OF
the crime of embezzlement, at the April
A. D. 1913 term Of the Circuit Court Of
said Pearl River County, and sentenc-
ed by the said Court to serve term of
one year in the penitentiary of the
State for said crime. And we assign as
reasons in the pardoning of the said O.
M. Mcconnell that full reparation has
been made in the premises; that he is a
young man with a wife and children
thrown upon the country without
means of support that we believe that
it was not of his intention to delibera-
tely appropriate the money with which
he is cherged with having embezzled,
believing that he could in short time
replace it, used it, with the full inten-
tion of paying it over to the owners
thereof,
Fl. H. PARKER,
r. C. JOHNSON,
JIM AMACKER.
J, M. SHTVERS,
Al nsLa.
The free press., 1918-12-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
DECEMBER TERRI


Pearl River County, Mississippi,
met in regular monthly session,
in the Chancery Clerks office, at
the Court House, PoplaryiIle, on
Monday December 2, 1918, all
mbers and officers present.
Monthly reports of Leopold
Locke, Supt. Education; Miss
Katie South, Home Economics
Agent, and w. B. Tate, Farm
Demonstration Agent, were re-
ceived and ordered filed.
Committees of the Board ap-
pointed to appralse property OF
the following parties, offered as
security for 18th Section loans,
reported IN each instance I'M
proved real estate valued as fol-
lows:
The property OF X. A. Ladner,
$I7oO.
N. F. Clark,
w. J, Fornea, Com.
The property of t. E. Rester,
$1,000.
w. J. Fornea,
H. S. Stewart, Com.
The property of J. D. Mitch
ell,S400.
H. S. Stewart,
B. E. Lumpkin, Com,
Orders were passed making
loans of 10th Section funds to
R. A. Ladner; $3.50, T. E.
Roster; 5000, J. d. Mitchell; 5000,
when. the laws governing such
loans shall have been complied
with.
The proposal of F. F. Hansell
& Bro, Ltd, New Orleans, to
sell to the county, and install IN
the new court house, 647 opera
chairs -at $3,72 each, was accept
ed, total of 81, 407. .S4.
On petition of W. 7, Stockstill
and others, qualified electors of
the old Byrd's Chapel School
District, the Board passed an
order selling to George W. Am
acker for five dollars, one acre
of land in the Southwest corner
of Lot 3, Section 2, Township 4
South, Range Is West, with the
old school house thereon, the
Byrd's Chapel District being
now EN- braced in the Henley
field Consolidated School District
H. E. Smith, President of the
Board, was instructed 10 make
the proper deed conveying SAID
property.
An order was passed allowing
the Trustees of the Thomas
Consolidated School the sum OF
$24. payable out of the interest
fund belonging to Township !
South, Range IA West, to pay
for furniture for the school, the
Township Trustees having rec
commended the allowance.
Upon petition of H. j, Smith
and others an order was passed
granting a new public road to
run from John Wise's place to
intersect the Pools Bluff public
road at w. Pink Smiths place,
a distance of abour a mile, more
or less, and it was further order
ed that the said road be opened
and worked according to law.
1t was also ordered that the
Inside River Road from John
Wise's place to ]. II. Smith 5
place be discontinued and wholly
abandoned as public road.
The proposal of the Art Metal
Construction Company, a corpo-
ration of Jamestown, New York,
to sell the county all the steel
and wood furniture equipment
for the new court house build
ing for Pearl River County, ex-
elusive of the opera chairs. for
-
- 10y G4.sla
~ ~ = =
The free press., 1918-12-19
RESOURCES

Presidents Megehee Vice f
Wiley Smith, D. Socksti Assistant Cashier
Pearl River Town OF M
Our quote for Fourth Liberty Loan is $50, ,666.
have your subscription at that may 60 Us o
the top long before the campaign closes Octo i''
The free press., 1918-12-19

$28,169 a
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
Paderewski predsednik
Poljske.
NFNISKI CASTNIK STRELJAL MA AVTOMOBIL AMERISKO
ZASTAVO v POULICNIH BOJIH UBITIH 128 OSEB.
PADEREWSKI PREDSEDNIK POLJSKE.

LONDON ANGLIJA Neka brzojavka Exchange Telegraph
uzbe Kodana poroca ola je dao streae nekega nemses
castnka e srea avtomo katerega e vhraa amerl
Ska astava povod pOulcnim bO N so Sc vrsl petek fose
V bou bill Nemc premagan-
Tekom boa bo ubh 13S oseb med katermi e bio tudi
preceiSnje StevilO zensk III otrOk.
DepeSaS poroca:
petek e vISio bojevanje med PolJak
Nemc oh kaer prli e bo ubh 38 zen in otrok IN prlbzno
Poakov Povod bojevanu e dial nek nems cast
nix Xxi streial ne avomOb VarSavO katerega
je papolala amer;Ska zastava.
zasramova zaavo bile pozvane poske stra
ze Bojevanje vrso nekaj Nemci bill premagan
Deegaca angeSke misie Poenu je prOtestrala
Schmmengu nemskemu pOvejnku dotiGnem mesu sled
Mi je izjavi, da nina kontrole mad vOjaStvOm:"
GasOm pOro GdanSkega POsna prhaJaJoch preO Ber-
na Pojak progat repubko kaeri DO naceoval
kot predsednik Ignacij Jan Paderewski.
List Zeitung Mittag poroca da je bill who'd Paderewske
ga trimana procsa VISA poopja ba bogao okra
OBJ ccsah staa pOska Sa godbe grae poske
hmne kacre e usvo navdSeno pejem spremjao poho"
du so korakali tud vojak puskami svojih ramah
vARSAvA- Posko porcco naznanja pokolj
med Nemc Pojak pc ko e mad mestno hso razobesa
ameriSka zastava
zahteva da takoj zope snet Ker
POljak MISC ugod zahtev Nmcev sedn Ods ter vi
stron;mi puSkam katerimi prcei ako srea uice
vsd morale udske mnozce in poske Gee ako
knit ulic.
nemSki uadnki smell Med casom
poske zop zbra ovore ogn Nemce Bojevanje
vrSo npresano od dveh popone do sedmih zvecer
Nemc tudi poua preprecit savnOstn pohod Paderew
scga po uicah Os angeskemu pokovnku Wade katere
pOvea da bo Paerewskemu dOvoo negov pohod
da bo zzvao Mgrede med nem$km in pokm prebiva
Poikomk Wade nj Nemcem nit odgovori emvec jim je
obn hbct vsedc poeg Paderewkega aytOmobi in MIN
odpeja
Prhod Paderewskega ameriSh in angeSh astnikov
za ukaj entuzazma Zavladao spoSno
bo vsed njihovega phoda ustavo gibanjc bojevizma.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
Razne VeSti.

Jim delom, il je treba V prvi vrsti
denarja, denarja in zopet denarJa.
Mi Slovenci pravimo, ola nihce
he lovi kace colo roko.
4. NaSi sovrazniki imajo ma razpo-
lago "a svojo neupravicenO propa-
gando milijone dolarjev, docim hi
mamo mi niceSar.
Rojaki, ne drzimo V tenn odlo-
Gilnem trenOtku krizem SvOjih
rok! Ne bodimo indifirentni. Ia
kcj ma delo vsi, da zberemo v do
locenem casu Ell million dOlarjev,
l,ajti cas- bezi, mirovna konferen-
ca je pred durmi.
Vsakdo maj sedaj tenn odlocll,
npm GaSu izpohi svojo dolznost!
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31

boh neoman nepremcen Vaovi vhari dvJa III tuh o.
men, mad njm pod MIN = toda on Je stall
Ko ie moral beza IL svoe domovine sc Je napo fa 'o
don Peograd Washington kjer tuh vladah zvo IN pre-
prGevano beeo okazova pOtrebo neodVsnost1
Organzral ie bvsih avstrijskh voakov voh vJetnoV
ovanskh naodnosti GeSoovaske amade karh gavn poVe
mix 10 hill in h 50 Sc bore skoro zaveSh frontah prol
cenanim slam pomagae vojevati zaveznkom zmaso
a seb svobodO
Mai podamo mesu kratek ors njegovega AvlJenJa
Toaz Masaryk rod 1850 Hodoninu ma Morav
udsko solo je obskoval reako (dva raeda) ma M
stopeeah Nato je ucl Dunau kucavcastva IN ma ecu
kovastva Hotel pa kakor je re pref nameava posta ucte
uc ke e deo predogo cakal ma u
Gejsko suzbo -.
nastaven Cekovcah ot ucitel H pricel ue-
ii lains6ne vsopil Brnu nemsko gimnazo
Dmaju je maturral uiverz e studral floogJo IN H.
ozofijo e bill leta 1876 prOmoviran doktoren fozote
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
SLUZKINJA ZBLAZNELA.

CHICAGO, ILL. " stanova-
mju svojega delodajalca F. j. Koh-
lerja ma Parkway cesti, je zblazne>
la 40-letna sluzkinja Marija Koe-
ting, Xxi je re nekaj casa kazaIa
znake slaboumnosti. NesreGnica Je
rrieela besneti in prisedSi policiji
Sc je Sele po dolgem boju posreci-
10 blazno zensko premagati.
Policija jo je oddala V blazni-
co, kjer bodo zdravniki opazovali
memo duSevno stanje.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
LETALEC, XII JE SESTRELIL
ROOSEVELTA.

Z ameriSko okupacijsko arma
do. = Kristijan Donhauser, mladi
nemSki letalec, Xxi je sestrelil
zracnem bojevanju mad Chamery
IL zraka porocnika Quentina Roo
sevelta, sina polkovnika TeOdOrja
Roosevelta, je izjavil danes neke.
mu casnikarskemu porocevalcu
da mu je sledeci dan po tel zrac-
nj bitki njegov poveljnik povedal,
da ie bill Amerikanec, Xxi GA jo
prejsnji dan sestrelil, Roosevelt.
Takoj ma to so priceli nemSki le-
talci delati priprave "a pokop po-
r0tnika Roosevelta.
Ze pred vojno je bill Donhauser
letalec, dasi je komaj % LET star.
On je najmanjSi cd nemSkih letal-
cev in tehta samo "a funtov.
On Sc je pricel bojevati V zraku
V juliju in med TEN casom ter med
dnevom, ko je bilo podpisano pre-
mirje, je sestrelil IL azraka trideset
letal. Odlikovan je zeleznim kri-
zcm in drugimi nemskimi odli-
l:ovanji. Ia letalec je sestrelil v e.
naistih zaporednih dneh II sovra,
znih letal.
Dejal je, ola upa eventuelno we.
ii ameriSke drzavljanske pravice
ter vstopiti V amerislo zraeno
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
TRGovEc S KRzNoM oRoPAN

CHICAGO, ILL. = V noci od
sobote na nedeljo so vdrli tatovi
V trgovino j. A. Ewereta ma Zapa-
dni Madison cesti. Ko je ystopil
tYgovec V pondeljek V svojo trgo-
vino, je pronaSel, da manjka velik
del blaga, obstojec vecinoma IL
dragega krzna in kozuhov. lzjavil
ie. da ie ukradenO blago vredno
$4,000.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
V SENCI SMRTI.

CHICAGO, ILL.-V pondeljek
je bill maiden V svojem stanovanJll
nczavesten 31-letni Frank Storm.
stanujoc ma Central Park ave. V
nezavest je padel vsled strupene-
GA pima, Xxi je prihajal IL neke ce-
vi pri stedilniku. Poklicanemu
zdravniku Sc je posreeilo, da je ne
zaveStnega otel smrti.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
MONTANA POSTANE SUHA
DRzAVA.

HELENA, MONT. - Drzava
Montana postane rohibicionistic-
la OBJ pomoci dne 80. decembra,
ko izginejo salmi, pojde 4 mimi
tudi slikovita napraya, ki Je da-
iala poseben znacaj zivljenju na
zapadu, kajti letih naseljevanJA
ie saIm igral vazno vlogo V So
rialnem z.vljenju na zapadu.
10 je bill zapad odprt naseljeva-
rju in so priceIe dohajati procesi-
ie naseIjnikov na zapad, je prise;
4 mimi tudi salon. Streha IL plat
ia. deska prek dveh zabojev kot
tocaiska mia in salun je bill do
grajen tako dalec, ola so 81 zeJnl
Indie gasili zejo, ki so prihajali,
da obljudijo zapad.
Salunarji so navadnO obogateIl,
toda tocaji so ziveli trudapoIno
zivIienje, ki so servirali pijaco ru'
darjem, kravjim pastirjem, ovcar.
lem in zivinorjecem. Poleg sickle
llic opojnimi pijacami so lezali
tezki samokresi, nabiti kroglami
da je lahko tocaj segel po nlih, ce
je bilo treba.
Kravji pastirji so po vecmese@,
lr"m bivanju preriji, 4 denarjem
v,Hepu in streljaje ma vse strani Oh
7godnii uri naznanjali svoj pr:hod
V mesto. PriSIi so kot vihar in Sc IL
s1aviIi pred salunom. Yeast so prl-
vezali svoje ponije zunaj, zgodilo
Sc je pa tudi, da so prijezdili ma
niih V salun. Bill so dobri dnevl
"a salunaria, toda tocaj je moral
biti velik diplomat, ola Je prepre-
ill Z mirno besedo pretepe in sire
LAME. Kadar so priceli pokati re
volverii, so bile mirne besede "a
man.
Salmom te sledil profesijonalni
igralec "a denar svojim orodJem,
MENU pa lastnik ple$iSc, ki je pri'
ylekel S sabo avtOmaticen III hre-
sGeGi godbeni instrument. Oba sta
pa spadala k safunu, kakor roka,
va k suknji.
V zdajSnjih cash so bill wee
iih mestih tudi moderni saluni z
dragoceno opravo. Mnogi salunar-
i ne bodo zaprli svojih prostorov,
ampak bodo prodajali neopojne
place, servirali jedila, imeli .bodo
keenjisGca in biljardne mize.
Seveda prohibicijo pride tudl
tihotapstvo Z opojnimi pijacaml,
XII Sc je pojavilo Sc V vsaki drza-
vi. ki je postala suha.
Z odpravo salunov pride V drza-
vi kakih 1000 ljudi OBJ delo, ce-
pray nekateri sodijo, ola vecmom1
ostaneio vsi sluzbi, ker bodo to-
cili V sedanjih salunih neopoJne
place.
Glas svobode., 1918-12-31
UBoJA OBDoLzEN.

CHICAGO, ILL. = Policija je
vceraj aretovala pri tvrdki' Swift
Il Co., zaposlenega delavca Andre
ia Mekonchuka, XII je osumljen u
boja. Kakor Sc poroca, je bill dne
90. decembra istotam zaposleni A
dam Bushlein tekom nekega pre-
pira z zelezno cevjo ubit. Bushlein
;e umrl V bolniSnici.