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Evening star., 1919-04-06

registered. 152.25s; Class 1, Sass.
Garage keepers and managers. reg
istered. 1865; Class 1, 1.197.
Motorcycle repairmen. registereo,
LIS: Glass /. 643.
The total thus gave the automotive
industry a legion OF 104,122 men in
the Army. So.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
TRADE NOTES..

There will be a meeting of the Wash
ington Automotive Trade Association
tomorrow night at o'clock in the grill
room Of the Commercial Club, Members
are urgently requested to attend, as very
important business relative to; rimme-
diate plans of the association will be,
taken up. e'i+
The large building of the Central
auto works was completed during the
week and is ready for occupancy.
This new structure, which has floor
space of $4,000 square feet, is located
at 43o-4o1 l street northwest. and
while the company has been looking
after cars for the past six weeks they
have been handicapped on account of
Workmen who were finishing the big
structure.
William Beuchert is proprietor and
Edmund o. Carl manager of the COM
pany, and aside from the housing and
repairing OF cars they are authorised
Ford agents for Ford parts and ac-
cessories. The service department Of
the company will be run night and
day. The building is one Of the larg-
est OF the kind In the city. :
While going over an old Willard bat
terry the other day Mrs L. O'Neill, ONCE
manager Of the Washington Battery
Company. noticed something sparkling
and on investigation discovered a very
valuable diamond ring caught in one OF
the wires Of the battery She took the
ring to, the Office and next day the
owner Of the car, who was having her
battery repaired, called up to inquire if
a ring had been found. Mrs ONeill
was glad to return the lost jewel.
w. Paul Hamm. who left the Cook
& Stoddard Company in June. 1917.
to join the United States air service,
returned to his old Arm. Mr.. Ham,n
is connected with the sales force Of
the company.
Edward g.. Barton, jr., Of the Hum.
mer Sales Company, Lexington car
distributors. returned to the city Fri
day. after an extended trip through
Maryland to inspect all subagencies.
The Snellirgs Motor Company's new
building at 1857 18th street, for
| merly occupied by Geyers old palm
room, was finished during the week
and is open to the public. The whole
place has been thoroughly done. over
and 1t Ii the. intention Of the new pro-
prietors to conduct a used car ex-
| change, where prices will be quoted
to the public, irrespective Of sales.
as to what any car is worth.
the ~Kalofaina Garage, is president.
and. H. B.. Thomas. -treasurerS of the
now company. which has been fncor-
porated under the laws of the District
| of Columbia The company also will
be distributors for the Gillette tire
and Hilton high-pressure ,pumps.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
AUTOMOTIVE MEETING
TOMORROW NIGHT

The monthly meeting Of the
Washington AutOmotfve Trade
Association will he held tOmor-
row evening, Monday, April Z, at
the Commercial Club. President
Jose will call the meeting to
order at 3 O'Clock. In addition
to the regular business of the
meeting. Mai. Pullman. super
fntendent OF police. will be pres
ent to discuss with the member.
means OF cooperating in the
Observance of the trafic laws. :
Evening star., 1919-04-06

Every one who owns a car has had
difficulty with cutting gaskets. Try
Neutrality-suspicious.. felt, paper. etc
over the hole for which 1t is being
cut Take a ball-head hammer and
place it on the material over the hole.
Then tap this first hammer gently
Evening star., 1919-04-06

batteries frequently slip into the bat
terry connector SO far that the. can
screw does not draw the connection
to a tight fit This results in high
resistance, and eventually prevents
Evening star., 1919-04-06

enough curreAt getting across from
the battery I'd start the engine. If
lead foil IL wrapped around the cable
terminal when II fits the battery con-
hector really Wight ht will be the
result
Evening star., 1919-04-06

A painters brush that is thick and
soft will. be found better than waste
for removing dust from the motor
There are so many small projections
that waste is generally cause Of
bad language and little else.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
SLOGANS WILL AID
|NROAD BUILDING
Secretary of Comerce Co.
Operates With Depart
ment of Labor.

! Cooperating with the Department
of Labor in it's effort to arouse public
interest in a nationwide program of
| reconstruction. William c. Redfeld.
! Secretary Of Commerce. has issued a
series of vigorous slogans calling at
tention to the need of road construc-
! tion throughout the United States.
! Speaking before the regional chair
man of the highways transport COM
, mittee last fall, Secretary Redfield
called attention to the fact that
transportation can no longer be con-
sidered as unity. but as a trinity
made up of railways. waterways and
highways.
Road "Tool of Industry"
This thought is brought out afresh
in the slogans along with the idea
that the road is the tool of indus
try" and. as such, is vitality needed
to enable industry to absorb labor.
The slogans issued at an earlier
date by Secretary Wilson have been
placed before advertisers of the
United States by the Department of
Labor. with the request that industry
do it's part in calling the need of re-
construction work to the public and
the phrases of Secretary Redfield are
designed for the same purpose. The
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce has undertaken to recon-
mend their use by automobile manu-
facturers. while the National Automo-
bile Dealers Association has urged
its members to swing into line. Other
Industries are taking up the govern
ment plan and a reflection of this
united effort will soon be found in ad-
vertising columns.
Commerce Department Slogans.
Following is the series issued by
William c. Redfield. Secretary of
Commerce:
"Our railways and waterways can
not attain their fullest efficiency un-
less we build efficient highways"
Build the road to carry the load.
Transportation should touch every
mans door. Build roads now"
Roads are the tools of industry.
Build them. that industry may furnish
employment for labor"
THE railway, the waterway. the
highway are the trinity OF transpor-
tation and these three are one"
Build now the national, state and
countyeroads we need and prosperity
will ride to every American's gate"
Build now good roads where they
are needed so that good times can
come to every Americans home with
out delay"
Department Of Labor Slogans.
w. B. Wilson, Secretary United
States Department Of Labor, issues
these:
Build now-money spent wisely for
good roads will come back because
the roads will bring it back"
'Buiid now good roads and see
how quickly good times will roll down
those roads"
Build now-you can notice the ear
marks of prosperity along good
roads,"
Evening star., 1919-04-06

with another hammer, and the gAsket
can be cut without the frayed edges
that are SO annoying.
Increased amperage nfaysoe Sc
cured from partly rundown dry cells
by, crowding the material near the
carbon element down with a small
bit of wood and a hammer. This
loosens the obstructing material from
around the carbon and permits Tree
chemical action. The asphaltum ma
terials may be sealed again by the
use of little heat.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

;a%
~.
LISTEN, FOLKS:
Nothing in the world gives
me more pleasure than trying
to solve mysteries, SO when
perusing one of the great
New York dailies the other
night l ran across 4 headline
reading "LURED FROM LUX
UORY BY A PLUMBERS
HELPER WITH A SAXON
CAR" there amt no six ways
about it, / sure became fus-
tered.
The article went on to tell
how the beee-utiful daughter
of . certain multi-millionaire
had gone all topsy-turvy
over a little runt who mixed
the solder while the plumber
fixed the piping in her Da-
,Da's big mansion, and how the
two used to meet in Central
Park every time the oppor-
tunity offered itself and skid
off for a spin in his SAXON
SIX Roadster, and how the
foxy young rascal learnt her
to steer the "craft" all by her.
self, and how ON one glorious
moonlight night her keeper Il
mean governess) couldn't find
her high nor dry when the
cuckoo chirped the hour for
the "cherub" to hit the hay,
and how her old plutocratic
father throwed eight differ
ent kinds of fits and bit his
finger nails something scan-
dalous on receiving a tele-
gram from Troy, N. Y, say
ing the two had been spliced
and would continue on mo-
toring until the honeymoon
was over, and 4 mess o other
details too numerous to men.
tion.
Now, no doubt most folks
would have skipped over the
episode and hunted for some
war news, but not SO with me.
couldn't rest easy until I had
satisfied myself which It was,
the soft 'buIl" of the helper or
the smooth gliding motion Of
the SAXON-SIX Roadster that
had turned the "frail's' head
and caused her to beat It. For
twelve straight hours / sat
there deducting. Tossed it.
up, let it drop and jumped
ON it with both feet, and f.
nally, wearied and tired, came
to the conclusion that the
male section Of the sketch
didn't figure at all; that the
young woman was a ''bug"
over motoring, and never
having q chance to crafty
her desires, being watched
like a hawk by her straight
laced old papa, went com.
pletely to pieces when she got
the opportunity to ride in such
an easy-going vehicle rs the
great SAXON-SIX, and, caring
not hip-hip hurrah about the
,roughneck she skipped of
with, just let him string
along to look after the punc-
tures.
And 80 1t lis, folks. Once
you ride in this splendidly
constructed motor car, know
ed from coast to coast as the
best car in its class for the
price, which is $1,195, +. o. b.
Detroit, If you place your Or
der now, there amt nothing
gonna stop you from going
plumb ratty over the joys Of
motoring!
Get the habit. Order
SAXON!
HENDERSON MOTOR CAR
CnNHn Avl
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
KRoGLA v SRCU.

Pariz, Francija, 7. sept. = Fran
coska znanstvenika, BremOnd IN
Mauria poro6ata o nekem vojaku,
ki je bill ranjen pri Dardanelah
Ieta 1915. Krogla IL puske ga Je
zadela in Sc vstavila V Srcu. Nsl
poskusi, da hi jo dobili ven so SO
ponesreGili. Koncno so zdravnlk
kroglo zadelali in srce zaSill. Vo
iak je danes popolnoma zdrav. :
Srea je paG malo bolj trdega kot
so navadni smrtniki in do konca
zivIjenja bo Gutil V srcu "tezko
breme". Ako Sc mu bo kdaj srce
"vnelo" ko bo zrl V oGi franco
skim solnGnim rOzam, Sc DO uteg-
nil tisti svinec raztopiti in zallt1
vse srGne rane. PaG srecen clovek
VSak nj takO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
MATERIN BOZ IA OTROKA.

Ma Market in Adams StS. Je bl-
10 vGeraj veliko krika. Tam Je sta
la gruGa zensk ki so Sc drle kako1
"a stavo. Neki poicaj Sc je prirll
blizu in opazil V sredini gruce ne
ko moSko in neko zensko Osebo V
divjem boju me dseboj. Lasje so
leteli po zraku in obleka Sc je tr-
gala. Policaj ju je prijel in odpe
Ijal ma policijsko postajo. NINA
je slediIa Sc ena zenska. Ma poll
cijski postal so izvedeli sledeco
storijo: MOI Sc imenuJe Juhus
Strauss, njegova bojevita nasprot-
MICA je pa Mrs. R. 7. johnson,
druga zenska, ki je sledila MIN ma
policiio ie zena Straussa. Pred pc.
timi lett, ko Sc nihce njih M bll
ozenien. oziroma omozen, le 2eda-
MIA Mrs. johnson porodila h6erko,
katere oGe je bill Strauss. Dive lett
pozneje je Strauss wei malo Mel
10 ma izprehod in ma case Sode. Od
tedaj nj bilo 0 nobenem vec gIa
su. Med tenn sta Sc Oba pOroclla
Toda kIjub temu je Mrs. johnson
sledila StarauSsu pO Vsem zapadu,
toda ga nj mogla izslediti. VteraJ
sta pa kar nenadOma naleteIa e.
den ma drugega. Ona je zahtevala
svoiega otroka na8aj, toda on Sc
nj hotel podati. ZaGel je boz. Ma
policiiski postal je Mrs. johnson
iziavila, da ne misli kazensko po-
stopati proti Straussu, ako j da
Nello nazai. Tako sti Mrs. John
son in Mrs. Strauss well voz In Sc
odpeljali ma dom slednje po otro.
ka, do6im je Strauss Sedel med
tenn Gasom V je6i. Otroka Sc je
pripeljalo ma policijsko postaJo,
kier Sc je izvr$ilo kar je bilo po-
trebno, da je otrok preset pod O.
sl1rbo matere. Nato 50 vSi tiIJe
slzupno zapustili postajo in odSh,
toda med sebOj MISC goyorii no.
bene beSede.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
sleparija z delnicami.

letih je bilo prodanih nicvrednih
bondov "a 100000 dolarjev. Bon
di so Sc glasili ma imena raznlh
rudnikov in lesnih druzb, katere
sploh MISC obstajale.
Morda je ia lopovska druzba
vjela tudi kakega naSih roJakoY V
svoje mreze, mi ne vemo. Vemo
pa, da Sc nekateri nash rojakov,
ki bi radi obogatili V kratkem, pa
ne vedo kako, kaj radi posluzuJe-
10 ponujanih delnic, ki so V vecln1
sluGajih brez vsake vrednosti. Zr-
tev takih sleparjev poznamo mi
mnogo. Ako innate rojaki denar,
ga ne dajajte cd sebe "a paplrJe,
XII so paG krasno izdelani in noslJO
navadno tudi zlat pecat, reSnlcno
pa so brez vsake vrednosti. Dena1
mai Sc nalozi raje ma warmth ban
kah ali pa, kar je Sc bolje ma po,
Sti, Pri slednji Sc dobi samo 2%6
obresti ali cato je denar popolno,
ma warren in Glovek lahko mirno
spi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
zoPET ENA HUDA.

Harry J. Thompson nikakor nj
mogel najti srece svojo boljso
polovico E. c. Thompson, daSl sta
bila porocena komaj cd .zadnjega
septembra. V uradu kjer je della!
je opazil par oci Xxi so bile jako
krasne in usteca, ki so bila videti
jako sladka in mnogo drugih do
brot je opazil. Use to je lastova-
la Miss Maude Peterson. Koncno
je reveza vse to tako zmesaIo, ola
je popolnoma pozabil, da je re o.
zenjen. Ponudil je gospodicni Pc
tersonovi roko in srce in izvrsila
Sc je poroka. Zivela sta zelo sreG-
no, do srede vecer, ko je priSel na
obisk neki detektiv, katerega niti
povabili MISC in odpeljal Harrlja v
zapor. Zatozila ga je njegova pr
va zena. Zdaj bo moral zbrati YES
svoj pogum, ko Sc bo zagovarjal
pred sodnikom vprico obeh zenic.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
AMERISKI SPEKULANTI Sc
MASTE.

Geneva, 7. sept. = Neka Ame-
riSka druzba je pravkar kupila V
Budapestu malo, toda jako vazno
tovarno "a orozje. Tovarna della S
polno paro in jako mnogo produ-
cira.
Ameriska druzba Standard Oil
Co. je pokupila V Rumuniji vse
oljne vrelce, kar jih je bilo mogo-
ce dobiti. AmeriSki kapitalisti de-
laio imenitne kupcije vsled mike
valute evropskega denarja.
Kako Sc ze reGe tisti slavni fra
ri: Kdor trdi, da je mogoGe oboga
teti brez della in truda, Sc vam la
ze? Gospodje kapitaliSti so goto-
vo vsi potni vsled truda in della!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
PREMETENI VLOMILCI.

R. B. Pearson, poslovodja kline
matografa ma Ashland Ave. in W.
Madison st. bi rad vedel kake vr-
ste slepota je prijela njegovega
noGnega Guvaja. Cuvaj je namrec
V nedeljo zvecer pregledal prosto-
re kinematografa V rednih pre-
sledlih in nj nicesar nenavadnega
opazil. Zjutraj Sc je pa zvedelo,
da so ponoci vlomilci mirno vdrll
" gledalisce in napravili dokaJ do
bro kupcijo. Odnesli so par vrec
denarjem, katerega je Ibilo V
njih "a $500. Izginili so in nj bl-
10 sledu o njih. Samo prazne vre-
ce katerih je bill denar SO nasli
nekoliko blokov Cd tam ma cestl.
Poleg vrec je tam lezala mala
zbirka kljucev, S pomoGjo katerih
so najbrz nepridipravi dobili MI
ren who'd.
Policija Sc praska "a usesom ka-
kor po navadi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
DIVA CRNCA LINCANA.

Jacksonville, Fla, s. sept. = V
tukajSnji jeci sta bila zaprta diva
crnca, XII sta bila obdolzena umo-
ra mad nekim belim clovekom. V
oni jeci je bill zaprt tudi neki dru-
gi crnec, ker je umoril mlado belo
deklico, kar mu pa Sc nj bilo do
kazano. Kar so Sc oblasti bale ma
pada od strani ljudi so crnca na
skrivaj poslali V st. Augustine.
Nocoj po polnoci je res velika po-
divjana tolpa napadla in vdrla V
jeGo. Ko so pronasli, ola nj iska-
mega crnca vec tam, so vdrli V ce-
leo kjer sta bila zaprta pref ONE
njena crnca. Podivjana mnozica je
zrtvi odvlekla IL mesta in ju ustre-
lila. Trupli so pozneje vlaclll po
mestnih ulicah.
Ej, mnogo, mnogo Stvari V A
meriki je, katere bi bilo treba pref
ozdraviti kot boljSevizem.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
Zopet dve zrtvi crne roke.

Guireja, policijskega serzanta, ko
je slednji korakal po East Chicago
Ave. Bill je aretiran in poslan V
kaznilnico Dve lett pozneje je bill
po prizadevanju Antonija Morici
izpuScen ma svobodo. Potem Sc je
zacel bratiti Tomom Montalbo
ne. Kmalu potem je njuno prija-
teljstvo postalo prokletstvo. "a
talijanske trgovce in druzine V
tamkajsnji okolici ZaGela sta
namrec posiljati izsiljevalna pisma
in grozila smrtjo vsakemu, XII bi
Sc ne hotel podati in izrociti zah
tevane Svote.
Nekateri so placali in ostali IT,
ho IL strahu pred osveto, XII bi jih
zadela, ce bi kaj govorili. Nekate
ri pa Sc MISC hoteli podati, in med
temi slednjimi sta bila oba brata
Gagliardo. Onadva sta odsla ma
policijo in zahtevala, da Sc areti
ra Devonija in Motalbone. Areta-
cija Sc je izvrSila in par je bill OBJ,
drzan "a veliko poroto. Devoney
je bill pod $4,000 honda in njegov
tovaris pod $4,000. Devoney je
zbezal, Montalbone pa Sc caka na
obravnavo. James Gagliardo je
povedal, da sta dobila z bratom
groznjo Cd crne roke katerej je
bilo porocano, da je izvrsena smrt,
ma obsodba ma vseh, ki so pricali
proti Devoniju. Cd tedaj sta bila
oba brata Gagliardo oborozena. O.
borozen je bill tudi sofer Ramondi,
kateri je bill poleg tega Sc nekaR
Guvaj. Pred nekoliko tedni je ne,
kdo ustrelil veckrat zaporedoma
skozi okno njihovega urada, toda
nj bill nihce zadet.
Taxi so odreSeniki zatiranih ma
rodov. Taxi so sadovi kulturne l.
talije. In Italijani hocejo, odpra-
viii barbarstva V slovenskih deze-
lah. -.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
MLAD PONAREJEVALEC BAN
CNIH CEKOV.

Aaron Moskeik, Sestnajstletni
GikaSki deGek, je dva meseca delal
skrbi 6ikaski policiji, ki ga je /
skala. Mosheik je bill zaposlen pri
National Checking Co., 1923 Re-
public Bldg. do Is, julia potem je
pa izginil.
Kmalu potem je bilo izmenjanih
Gekov V vrednosti 1910, katere Sc
je spoznalo "a ponarejene, toda te-
daj je bilo ze prepozno. Mosheik
Sc je vrnil nekega dine, dobro pre-
skrbljen s kljuci, V urad svojega
biv$ega gospodarja in tam pokra-
del vec Gekov, j so bill re izpisanl
in namenjeni kot place uradni-
kom. Tudi ii ceki so bill srecno IL
NiGvredne Geke je izmenjal V
Nicvredne exc je izmenjal V
Milwaukee, ker V Chicagu nj bilo
baS varno postopiti kaj takega. =
Koncno Sc je nekemu detektivu
posreGilo zvedeti, da je Mosheik V
mestu in Sc komodno vozi last
mem avtomobilu. Zvedel je kje sta
nuje in ga pocakal, Ko Sc je Mo
sheik vrnil ga je aretiral.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
600 REsOLUCIJ CAKA MA ZBO-
ROVANJE RUDARJEV.

Cleveland, O., 7. sept. = Reso-
lucije, ki zahtevajo odprayo prisi-
liene vojaske sluzbe, amneStijo
vseh politicnih jetnikov, kateri so
bill aretirani kot Spijoni, svobodo
"a Irsko, nevtikanje V ruske raz-
mere, ustanovitev narodne delav-
ske stranke in sodelovanje V vec
drugih politiGnih vpraSanjih, je
doSpelo sem, ola jih ma konvencijl
United Mine Workers vzameJo V
pretres in odobre.
PriSlo je tudi mnogo vprasanj
tikajoGih Sc nacijonaliziranja pre-
mogorovov, modificiranja delav-
skin plaG in ur della, izboljSanja
yarstvenih naprav in sanitarnih
pogojev V premogorovih in biva-
listah premogarjev, Resolucij je
wee kot 600.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
DEKLE SKRIVNOSTNO
IzGINILA.

Neutrality-suspicious. Miss Bessie
Stula, je pred enim tednom odpo-
tovala na pocitnice. Zaposlena je
bila V Western Electric Co. Ma
poGitnice Sc je namenila V River,
banks, Mich. in Sc odpeljala preko
jezera V Manistee. Cd tam je po
slala stariSem razglednico poroca,
joe o sre6nem prihodu tie in ONE,
njajoG, da takoj odpotuje proti Ri
verbanks. Brzojavka danes posla-
ma V Riverbanks je prinesle odgo,
vor, da tam nj nikake take osebe.
Frank Stula, MEN brat Sc boji, da
je dekle padla roke kaksnim To-
povom V Manistee.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09
PREMETEN LOPOV.

Neki lopov je hodil po Gikaskih
uIicah in iskal bivalisce Mr.. An
dersona. Pozvonil je in cakal pri
wrath, da je kdo priSel odDreti.
Ako Sc je to zgodilo je lepo poniz-
no vpraSal, da bi rad govoril MI.
Andersonom. Odgovor je bill we'd
no: ne poznamo nobenega Mr.. An
dersona. Kadar je pa prisel do III
Sc kjer Sc nj ma zvonenje nobeden
oglasil je lepo sam udrl V hiSo, ola
Sc preprica ce nj tam Mr.. -Ander-
soma. Ma ia nacin je oropal kaklh
petnajst his. Koncno Sc mu je po-
srecilo, da je res nasel Mr.. Ander-
soma, ne MEGA osebno, ampak ME
govo stanovanje. Pobral je dragu-
liev V vrednosti 5000 in odlIcra-
kal naprej, nj Sc mu namrec zde-
10 vredno cakati ma poVratek Mr.,
Anderson. Policija Sc je globoko
oddahnila, ko je zvedela to, ker
gotovo ne bo neSramnez veC lSkal
Andersona, ko ze We kje je!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-09-09

John Gagliardo in njegov Softer
sta bila vceraj ustreljena po cla-
nih crne roke. John Gagliardo, ka
teri je ,bival na S63 N. Sacramen-
to blvd. je bill solastnik grocerije
ma debelo, katero je lastoval skup
no S svojim bratom. Veeraj Sc Je
peljal skozi italijansko naselbino
"a svojimi trgovskimi posli. Me
gov Sofer je vstavil avto pred pro
dajalno Raineri. Gagliardo je vsto-
pill notri, da govori lastnikom,
Sofer Ramona je pa ostal V sede
zu. Avtomobil je tam stal komaJ
tri ali Stiri minute, ko Sc pokazejo
trije moski in Sc priblizajo avto
mobilo cd zadaj. Ko so bill tik so
potegnili revolverje in vsi trije
vstrelili ma Soferja. Slednji je sko
ell pokoncu in Sc zgrudil zopet ma
svoje kolo. Incl je tri krogle V
hrbtu in emo V ustih. Triperesna
deteljica Sc je obrnila proti proda-
ialni. Ia zicnastimi vratmi je stal
Gagliardo in njegova postava Sc
:je nekoliko videla ma presto. Mo.
rilci so takoj priceli streljati in
Gagliardo Sc je zvrnil ma tia. Mo
rilci so Sc mirno obrnili in odsli ne
zmenivsi Sc gruco zensk, katere so
stale blizu vse prepadene, ker bile
prica zlocinu.
Gagliardo je Sc zivel, ko je ne
koliko minut pozneje prisla na Ii
ce mesta policija. Sprawl so ga
magic V bolnisnico, toda opera
cijski sobi je umrl. V njegovem
telesu so bile tudi Stiri krogle. :
Ranjen je bill tudi trgovec Raiper,
najbrz po nesreci. Ranjen je bill
le lahko in je bolni$nico takoj "a
pustil.
Policija upa, da DO morilce kma,
lu dobila pest. Brat umorjenega
trgovca je namrec izpovedal sic.
deca dejstya: Pred vec lett je ne.
XII John Devoney ustrelil JOS Nc
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Policijski Sef je izrekel te dni
iako oblastne besede: Toliko casa
bono nadaljevali preganjanJem
igralcev, dokler ne Ibo ta razvada
popolnoma zatrta. VGeraj so nam
rec detektivi nenadOma napadli
igralnico znano pod imenom "Hic-
kory Slim" in zaplenili na igraI-
nj mizi $4,000.
VGeraj so detektivi napravili
sploSni pogon na igralce in Jih a
retirali okrog 300.
ia, ia, tako je. Use je pray in
pray lahko bi Sc zivelo brez igre.
sploh je igra "a denar jake ne
cedna razvada. Ali vendar cloVek
81 misli vGasih na denarne bitke
ma borzah kjer Sc izgubljajo tisoci
in tisoGi dobe, kjer Sc ne posluzu-
jeio kart, toda Sc rabijo nacini in
sredstva, ki mnogo bolj oStudna,
pa noben hudic Sc zato mic ne zme-
nj. Ampak tam nj delavcev, boy,
Tam so miljonerji! Aaaaaa tako
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V nedeljo je bilo aretiranih Sc
dem voditeljev najpretkaneJSe
bande sleparjev delnicami, Mic
vrednih delnic Sc je naSlo skritih
pod preprogami in poSteljah "a
okrog million dolarjey vrednostl,
Veruje Sc, da bo aretiranih We
liko agentov teh sleparjev, Xxi pro-
dajo delnice po osrednjem zapadu.
Banda je pOslovala pod imenom
Transit Securities Corporation In
je imela svoj "urad" Majestic
hotelu V Chicago.
Stirje teh lopovov je priznalo
svoj zloGin in izpovedalO, da so V
zvezi z okrog sto zastOpnih po
celem. kontinentu, cd New 1orka
do San Francisco. Commerce and
Savings Bank je naznanila, ola Je
biIa osleparjena "a $9O,OOO.OO po
Georgeu R. Kentu, ki je bil MI
hov bivsi blagajnik. lzpoved Ken
ia je dala pOvOd "a aretaclJo mo-
dernih lopovov. V zadnjih dveh