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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
I LAsTNIKI KINEMATOGRAFCV
v SKRIPCIH.

+ Stirideset lastnikov clkask1h
kinematografov vidijo svojih
vizijah kaksne so notranJe stranl
5jeee.
1 Ma gledalisea in kinematogra'
fe je nalozen vojni davek, katere.
ga seveda morajo placati oblsko,
valci. Ia davek so plaeevali In SC
vedno plaGujejo ljudje V obllk1
par centov ali vee kot re stane
vstopnina. Vojni davek znasa de-
set procentov. Lastniki kinemato-
,grafov, katerim preti zapor, SO pa
menili, da je jake neumestno po
siljati drzavi tiste cente, katere SC
dobili ter so jih raje potlaeili '
svoje zepe, ces, kaj pa maj storl
vlada stem drobizem! To Je pa
napak.
Uvedena je bila preiskaya, k Je
dognala neverjetne stvari. Lastnl-
XII so ciganili drzavo skoro takoJ
od zaeetka, ko je bill davek I'VE
liavljen. Preiskavo Sc DO naJbrz
razssirilo ma VISA gledaliscah in kl-
nematografe.
Ako lastniki ne izroeijo vladi
denarja nabranega V svrho voJne-
GA davka Sc smatra ga 'hudodei-
stvo in najvisja kazen zato znasa
dive lett jeee ali 10000 dolarjev
denarne globe ali pa oboje. Vlada
Sc lahko poleg tega doloei, da mo-
ra lastnik placati SO procentov
davka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
Razne vesti L mokrega in suhega
sveta.

sti Sc, ker je to bila prva pritozba
V illinoiSkem distriktu, Obravna-
valo Sc je vpraSanje, ee je smatra-
ii tivalisce sobi mad salunom "a
res "a biva1iSGe V oceh postave.
Sodnik Carpenter je koncno
razsodil, da je treba zaplenJeno
piiaGo vrniti lastniku. S tenn od-
lokom bo prizadetih Sc veliko dru-
gih, katerim Sc je ma enak nacin
zaplenilo pijaco.
Jako vroca debata glede opoJ-
nih piiae Sc vrSi preko Atlantika
V Angliji. Porocilo, ki o tel zadey1
prihaja cd tam je sledeee:
London, 25. marca, = Angina
ie zopet vsa vroea V diskuzijah
prot misiji "Pussyfoot" Johnso-
ma, znanega ameriSkega apostolic
vode, katerega so angleSki dijaki
pred nekoliko meseci temeljito ma
bill in mu izbili emo Oko.
William Harris, predsednik
Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co., kateri Sc
ie pravkar povrnil sem IL New
Yorka, prerokuje, ola Sc prohibl-
ella ne bo vzdrzala Zdruzenlh
dlzavah vec nego dvanajst mese-
cev in pravi nadalje, ola V Zdruze-
nth drzayah vsak lahko dobi opoJ-
nih pijaG samo delavci, kateri Jlh
potrebujejo najbolj, ne.
Amerika nam lahko da bolJse
pasti "a lovljenje miSi in bolJse
automobile, toda ona mas ne bo
uGila kako maj zivimo, je izjavil.
Rev. B. G.. Boucher, dobrozna-
nj londonski "divine", je povedal
nekaj, cesar bi Sc skoro ne verJe'
10. On Sc je nedavno povrnil IL A
merike. Ma prohibicijskem shodtt
Xxi sc ie vrsil V Hampstead Je VISTA
in ostro govoril proti temu giba-
nju.
"Proti temu moran protesti
rati V imenu patrijotizma," Je re-
/ kel. "v tenn 6asu, ko je breme ma
narodu najtezje V vsej zgodovlnl
bi bio izdajalstvo napram narodu
ako bi ga poskuSali razcepiti, "
takega bedastega vzroka. Nobene'
ga vpraSanja nj, da bi prohibiciJa
ne povzroeila dezeli velikega so
vraStya. Ameri$ka prohibiciJa n.
"a bogate in reveze enaka. Tan
pijejo bogatini kakor pref, same
revezi ne smejo!
LIZ tega vzroka vas resno poz'
vam, da dobro pretehtate vse pre-
dino podvzamete kaj, da ne bost'
veliko vee skodovali dezeli in seb
nego koristili. y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
DELNA 'ZMAGA CHICASKEGA
MESTNEGA DELAVSTVA.

Mestni koncil V Chicagu je po-
tom glasovanja .odlocil, ola Sc po-
visa mestnim delavcem plaza "a
deset odstotkov, kar bo stalo me-
sto stiri. milijone vee dolarjev
stroskov ma leto.
Stem ie mestni odbor odvrnil
stavko, XII bi Sc nasprotnem slu-
eaju pojavila- Kje Sc bo tie stir
milijone dolarjev dobilo, ne vedo
Sc ne mestni uradniki niti bankir-
il. Banke Sc namrec branijo poso.
diti mestu ia denar.
Mestni financni komitej je po'
tom glasovanja odlocil sledece:
Policijski department. = Povi
sanje place vsem "a 1872 dolarjev
Izvzet je lie policijski naeelnik. To
prinese trem razredom patrolma
nov 1852, $1752 in 1892. Polica
il so zahteyali 800 dolarjev letne
ga povisanja.
| Ognjegasci = 0gnjegasci dobi
jo 1872 dolarjev povisanja ma leto
Niihova plaza znaca sedaj: Inzi
nirji ali operatorji brizgalnif
strojev imajo letno $2930; inzinir
ski asistantje $2062; navadni og
njegasci 1892, 1882 in $1752
lxar je odvisno cd tega, koliko cass
je prMadeti sluzbi.
Ognjegasci so tudi zahteval
5000 povisanja place na leto.
UradniStvo. = MlajSi uradnik
in stenografke dobijo $50 dollar
jew poviSanja, doeim so zahteval
5000. Nth maksmalna plaea INA
Sa sedaj 1850 dolarjev; starejsi u
radniki so dobili $120 povisanja
Njihova maksimalna plaza znas'
po novem $2100. Principami u
radhiki so dobili tudi 120 dollar
iev povisanja. Njihova maksimal
ma plaza znaSa sedaj $25S0. Vodil
nj rlradniki so dobili samo 80 do
larjev poyiSanja in Nth maksl
malna plaza znasa $1,000.
Alderman so prepricani, da J
povisanje place dovolJeno, da or
| drzi mestne delavce ma njih me
stih. Toda zadnjo sredo zve;er $
je zbralo skupaj 957 uradnikov, $
predno je finaneni komitej glasc
val in sklenili so, ola ne sprejmej
desetodstotnega povisanja. lzjav.
Ii so, da bodo prihodnjega pom
deljka zastavkali, ako Sc jim II
povisa plaza "a 800 dolarjev n
leto kot zahtevajo.
! Odvazalci smeti so sc V sred
lzopet vrnili ma svoje delo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26

Pariz, 25. marca. Nemska
vlada je dosegla definitivno po-
godbo delavci Ruhr distriktu,
kjer je generalni strajk paralizi-
raj vso industrijo in kjer SO Sc VI
sile sovraznosti med vojaki in de-
lavci tekom zadnjih dni. Te vesti
so prisle IL pol uradnih virov IL
Berlina.
Kakor pravijo porocila SO teme-
iii poravnave sledeci:
Ustanovitev delavske armade,
katera maj vzdrzuje red.
Preosnova kabineta sodelova-
MEM delavcev.
Razorozenje onih Get, katere SO
zapocele preobrat.
Ustanovitev zakonov "a social
ne reforme in Mvrsenje admini-
Strativnih reform.
Socijaliziranje rudnikov zlasti
premogorov in naprav "a izdelova-
ME potase.
Razpust protirevolucijonarnih
formacij.
IzboljSanje sistema zivilskih "a
log.
Use vecinske stranke, je receno,
so sprejele pogoje, pod katerimi
vlada ne DO smatrala potrebno ma
praviti novo formo ministrstva
ker bodo re nekatere spremembe
zadostovale.
Brzojavke reprezentirajo vecint
strank, V katerih reakcijonarnC
gibanje ne bo nemogoce. Oni ka
zejo, da general Seecht nj razoro.
|! I'll baltiske cete, katere Sc Sc we'd
no nahajajo nekoliko mill od Ber-
lima pod poveljstvom prejsnjif
caStnikov.
Buderich, Renska Prussia, 25
marca. - Zacasno prevladuje y
Wesel-u ,katerega oblegajo revo
lucijonarni delavci, kompletel
AMIR, toda mir med obemi stralm
Sc Sc nj razglasilo. To vest je do
Iibil correspondent potom telefon'
OBJ deveti uri zjutraj IL glavnegs
stana gen. Habitscha, XII je powell
lnik Wesela.
V glavnem stanu je bilo receno
da nj nobenega vprasanja pre-
nehanju sovraznosti potom preda
ije vladnih sill.
V belgijskem glavnem stanu 81
je prejelo porocilo, XII pravi, ola Sc
ie med branilci trdnjave in delav
isko armada aranziralo "a mir.
i Oblegovalci so tekom noci na
lpravili Ma trdnjavo mocan napad
Xxi je bill neuspesen. Tekom neke
ga casa je bilo nebo vse ozarJent
radi velikega stevila raket.
Streljanje je prenehalo OBJ i
uri zveeer in do poldne danasnJe
GA dne Sc nj vec pOnovilo.
Hague, 25. marca. - Boji v dis
triktu Ruhr V Nemciji, kJer je bl
10 sklenjeno zaeasno premirJe, s.
Sc zopet ponovili, kakor poroe'
i tTelegraaf.
] Dodatne spartakovske cete 81
blizajo trdnjavi Wesel, poroea lis
in brzojauka IL Muensterja porocs
ma Rotterdam Courant, da steJ'
rdeea armada ze 100000 moz.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26

mo, da je prismojeni pesnik spodil
iz Reke yse, XII MISC soglasali
znjim. Deportiranje Hrvatov In
Slovencev IL Reke Sc je vrsilo dne-
yno.)
Pri zborovanju eastnikov in
prominentnih mescanov je DAN
nunzijo izjavil, da je njegov ma
men "ne zapustiti mesta toliko
casa da Sc doseze racijalno neod-
visnost ali pa kup razvalin. :
Ubogi tepec!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
PROTI DRAGINJI OBLEKE.

Harvester International Co. '
Chicago je kupila cd angleske
Wade $4,000 oblek, katere so bile
narejene "a vojake, ko odhajajo Y
civilno zivljenje. Harvester druz.
ba bo te obleke prodala svojim de-
.laycev po Is dolarjev ena. kdor
zeli kupiti tako obleko po ceni,
mora delati pri tel druzbi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26

Gee je pocakal policij in ko Jf
dospela je rekel: "Jaz sem ME
gov oee; JAZZ sem ga ustrelil in MI
slim, da bo kmalu rlmrl. Vessel sem
tega, ker raje vidim, ola ga ubi
jem sam, nego da bi on ubil kate
rega in bill pozneje obesen, "
V bolniSnici sta oce IN sin Jo-
kala skupaj. "Je ze dobro, oce,
ie rekel sin. "Dobil sem kar sem
zaSluzil. ("
Nekoliko upanja je, ola ozdravi
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
Porocila Q aemskih meredith.
Chicago Illinois March 26t
1920 as required by Act Of October 1917

Neka porociIa 2 meje kazejo, da
delavci bombardirajo Wesel S to-
pow velikih kalibrov. Kakor je
razvidno 81 porociIa nasprotujejo,
ker druga govore istocasno, da
vlada tam mir.
Poluradni nizozemski korespon-
dencni bureau izjaylja, da je ho-
landsllo vojno ministrstyo imelo
konferenco z armadnimi vodite-
iii, ola Sc doloci kakSne korake je
Gavzeti napram morebitnim revo-
lucijonarnim cetam in beguncim,
! ce bi prekoracili mejo.
| V soglasju porocilom Handel
sblad-a, so rdece cete blizini
Wesela obstreljevale granatami
trdnjayo Bleucher, katera je oku-
(pirana pc belgijskih cetah. Belgij-
ci so protestirai proti TAXI akciji.
Vlak nosee sedemdeset ranje-
nih moz z Wesela, je dospel bill
Zinc Holandske meje, sc poroea.
Zastopniki IL renskega okrozja
so dospeli v Holandijo svrho po-
gajanja "a zivez "a tamosnje pre-
bivalstvo. V intervivu castnikar-
j so njavili, da tenn trenutku
nemski delavci MISC boljseviki, Ste
jejo pa clane vseh strank. Poveda-
Ii so, ola je v Dortmundu in okro-
| aju velika skrb radi pomanjk jkanja
hrane.
i Washington, 25. marca. = Dr.
zavni department je dognal, da
Sc nahaja v Nemciji okrog 5000 O.
seb, XII so ameriSki drzavljani, cd
katerih je okrog 400 zenskih.
i Vsem Amerikancem v Berlinu
! ie bilo dano, ola Sc lahko umakne-
| jo ma posebnih vlakih, ko je IL
bruhnila revolucija. Vendar jih je
mnogo ostalo, ker so Sc pocutili
: varne.
II Berlin, Is. marca. - Die Frei-'
i heit pod naslovoms Ielika laz
pravi:
! "Vlada neprenehoma zagotav-
! liza, da Sc je formirala velika rde-
ca armada v Renski Westfaliji. =
To je absolutna neresnica. Delav-
ci v Renski Westfalski so Sc obo-
rozili samo, da Sc zoperstavjo ce-
tam, katere so Sc Mjavile "a Kap-
povo vlado in ko so to dOSegle Je
povsem razumljivo, da ne morejo
izrociti orozja liz rok in dati voja-
stvu tako priliko "a velik masa-
Iker.
Primeroma dober red prevladu-
ie vseh mestih v Renski West
| faliji. Nobena costa nj zabarika-
dirana in nihce nikomur ne brani
| It'll ma delo. Porocila, XII imajo ma
men, da oplasijo ljudstvo, razsir-
jajo porazeni militaristi, ki Sc pri-
pravljajo, da Sc maScujejo "a njih
|poraz z masakRi.
Omeniti je zategadel treba, ola
J, MISC oborozeni samo komunisti in
neodvSni SOCIALIST nego tudi de-
lmokrati i'm kristjanski delavci. =
!, Die Freiheit nadalje Ejavlja,
da so doeberiske cete dobile ojace->
MIA v velikem stevilu dijakov in
J drugih reakcijonarnih elementov,
katere so baltiske cete oborozile.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26

! 9th 1917.
WarSava, 25. marca. = Boljse-
wiki so zaeeli napadati poljsllo cr-
to ma razlienih mestih fronte dol
ge skoro 400 mill in dolgo name
ravani spomladni napad ruskih So
yjetskih armad Sc je ocividno "a
eel.
Docim so boljSeviki nekoliko ma
predovali Ma nekaterih mestih,
Ikljub obupnemu odporu Poljakov,
so slednji vendar zadrzali sovraz-
Enika ma veGjem delu crte, Sc glasi
oficijelno porocilo.
Rdeci so bill primorani vrniti Sc
z vec novopridobljenih pozicij na
'front.', toda boji Sc Sc vedno ma
daljujejo. Sovjetske eete rabijo
tezko artilerijo, tenke, oklopne
automobile in vozove ter druge
aparate, katere so zaJel1 genera
lu Denikiniju na juzni ruski from
ii.
NajsilnejSi boji SO Sc vrsili V to-
REX na 'front.' Polezijan-Podolj V
blizini galiske meje. Boljseviki so
Ikoncentrirali svoje napade na ia
del namenom, ola zavzamejo Ro-
vno, vazno zelezniSko sredisee in
Kamenee-P Podolsk, mesto, katerc
je radi svoje strategiene vaznosti
visoko cenjeno.
Dale proti severn V okrozJu
Rzecycza in Kalenkowica, severe
whodno cd Mozirja, je sovraznib
zavzel vec manjsih vasi, katere SC
pa Poljaki po enodnevnem boJr
zopet osvobodili.
! o tezkih bojih Sc poroca tudi Il
blizine Zaslave, jugovzhodno oe
Rovna in Starega Konstantinowa
Ikjer so rdeci posl1rusali prekoratiti
reko Slutch.
| Vshodno cd Kameneca-Podol
! ska Sc bitka Sc vedno vrSi. Obt
strani rabita tezko artelirijo in po
siljata ojaeenja. Mocne boljsevi
iSke diviziie so ma tenn sektorju in
lporablja Sc tudi konjenico.
Rovno je posebno velike vred
nosti "a Poljake, ker skozi MEGA
teee edna zeleznica, po kateri j
Imogoee dovazati provijant "a ar
mado, ki Sc nahaja Obj juznovshod
mi 'front.'. Proti temu mestu 81
boliseviki torek virgil dive devi
ziji V boz V poskusu, ola prezenejt
| Poljake.
V neki vaSi vShodno cd rek'
Slutch Sc je vrsil BOZ ma noz il
sovraznik je bill naposled prisiljel
Sc umakniti
:, Vsekakor Sc je napad kmall
ponovil in bitka traja Sc vedno
: blizini Bubarja in Ostropola, kjel
kljub temu, da so Sc pripravili q
! ia napad in rabbi pri tenn tezk'
artelerijo, Sc boljsevikom nj po
sreeilo prekoratiti reke Slutch.
V sektoriih IL katerih so bill
! Poljaki pognali boljSevike so ma
lSli velike mnozine lesa in drugegi
materijala "a grajenje mosto'
preko raznih rex in potokov, ki 81
. nahajajo OBJ 'front.'.
! Severovshodno in vshodno OF
Kameneca-Podolska blizini relHt
Dnjester, so boljseviki rabbi svo
je najtezje topove in so ocividn'
nekoliko napredovali in so zavze
Ii vas Mohilev (ne vaznega mesta
XII nosi isto ime) ze pred nekolikt
i dnevi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
HoERBERJEvA DvoRANA JE
POGORELA.

Chicaskim .Slovencem dobro
znana Hoerberjeva dyoriana ma
Blue Island Ave. in 21st Place je
unieena vsled ognja, XII je nastal
zadnjo sredo. Skoda znaSa 10000
dolarjev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
BOJI MED SOVJETSKO RUSI-
10 IN PCLJSKO.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 26th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9Th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-26
RECANI DELAJO NACRTE IA
REPUBLIKO.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 10th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-14
WAR AGAINST RATS.
Miami Herald.
= :: ;: :: !: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: .

While, little or no publicity is being
given to the matter, the Herald as
sumes that the local authorities are
carrying on their warfare against rats
vigorously and without intermission.
The city of Pensacola, in which one
or two cases of bubonic plague are
said to have developed, is taking hold
of the matter with a strong hand, and
behind it the government of the Unit
ed States with the threat that if the
work of rat determination is not car
ried on in the correct way and with
due energy and diligence, the gov
eminent itself, will assume charge.
AS this would possibly mean the
quarantining of the city and the
stoppage of all commerce with it, 1t is
not difficult to see that, if there were
no other inducements than threat to
any city on the part of the govern
ment would be sufficient to start the
war against the rat with all vigor.
Pensacola is in no danger from a
quarantine because the city realizes
the danger of neglect and will take
care of it's own war. But If there is
any possibility of the introduction of
even one case of plague into Miami
and the disease should, unfortunately
appear the same course would be
taken with Miami as was promised
Pensacola, unless this city could show
that it had carried on it's campaign
against the rat as vigorously as it
could do so, or should much such
promises as would induce government
authorities to believe that this city
means business in its efforts to keep
out the dangerous visitation.
For our own benefit, and without
reference to the possibility OF bubdnic
plague appearing here, we ought to
kill off the destructive rats that cost
the city so much every year in de-
stroyed property. They are a men
ace to- property as well as to health
and the sooner We get rid of them
the better for the city and her peo-
ple.<
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-14

of Christ, but UNCONVENTIONAL pre-
/ eminence.
Truth does not need a smoke
screen. It can stand the open. The
more light that can be poured on
truth, the better.
Whenever sectarianism becomes
alarmed and fears it is losing it's hold
lit throws out a smoke-screen. 1t
raises false alarm.
Sometimes it shouts 'tdenomina
, insists that the movement it opposes
assails the fundamental truths of re-
, ligion and threatens the faith once
delivered to the saints.
Sometimes it shouts "denomina
tional loyalty" and charges those who
decline orun on a narrow gauge
track with being false to the distinc-
tive principles of their church, as if
| the distinctive principles of any
church could be more Christian than
| the distinctive principles of our COM
mon Christianity.
Sometimes it raises great hue and
| cry about lack of church control, as
though all that is Christian must be
ecclesiastical. But the church is the
product of Christianity, not its pro-
Queer.
Sometimes sectarianism shouts
dangerous tendencies 1t is what
they shouted at Paul. HE has come
| to turn the world upside down." The
assumption Is that the world is right
side up, and any movement that may
disturb it's repose has dangerous ten
denotes.
But what is all this but smoke
screen? Bigotry has become alarmed
It is scared lest it's tenure of power
| be weakened. 1t is frightened lest its
constituency get out from under its
control. 1t is willing to thrive at the
| expense of the rest Of the body OF
Christ. 1t imagines that it has a
| monopoly of the Almighty, and that
| If 1t should fail, God would die.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-14

myself"
yes and I thank you for doing So"
l FASTENED to assure her. But sou
see, he doesn't know anything elau.
Mr.. Graham, doesn't dream that I'm
married, and L"
You want me not to tell him II he
calls you up here"
You are positively uncanny, Mr.
Stewart" / cried. How did you
guess it?"
How could 1 help guessing it,"
she retorteG. SBuJ you needn't have
worried. 1 wouldn't have told him
anyway That's a surprise I wouidu-
want to be the one Of hand TO NJ
Jack Beckett, 1 wish you joy Of yp4r
job of telling him"
"Why. Mrs. Stewart. whatever so
you mean?"
None are so blind as those who
will not see," Mrs. Stewart returned
graphically.
Her words fingered in my ears long
after / had left her with the under
standing that if Jack should call her
up she would simply say l had moved
and give him my new telephone adj
dress.
Why did she call me "blind?"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-14
a NEW POTATO.

"Crumley'S New Gem, IS the name
lof new sweet potato propagated oy
j. P. Crumley, of Grand Island, near
Eustis, Fla, which is conceded by
agriculturists to be of the highest
quality and very prolific. The new
potato is oval to oblong In shape,
much larger than any other sweet po-
tato now under cultivation, with
fine velvety skin, which gives 1t the
appearance of a new Irish potato. The
vines and leaves have some of the
characteristics of the Nancy Hall.
showing streaks of pink as pronounced
as in the Porto Rico, and combining
the qualities of both Of these well
known varieties.
In relating the story of his discov-
cry, to a reporter of the Eustis Lake
Region, Mr.. Crumley said: 1T is
claimed on good authority that sweet
potatoes will not mix in the ground,
through the tubers, but only through
the blossom, from the pollen of diff
ferent varieties, thereby starting an
entirely new variety with new life and
vitality. Therefore, when the seed
from the bloom is planted it will pro-
duce a new and distinct variety. Some
times this variety will be good, but
this is not always true. In my en-
deavor, | propagated two varieties.
One l discarded as inferior. The 9TH
er l consider the finest potato ever
grown.
"It is conceded that sweet potatoes
of the same variety bedded and culti-
waited over and over will eventually
deteriorate and reach the condition
where they will grown to vines alone;
therefore, when we start with a good
new variety We have something fresh,
with new life, and which will produce
both quality and quantity.
Three years ago (917) I set out
two acres of sweet potatoes, obtained
from several parties and of as many
varieties. l read everything / could
get on the subject of potato culture
and cultivated them the best l knew
how. / found out at harvest time that
there was practically nothing to har-
vest, except vines and roots; the field
was an immense flower garden of po-
tato blossoms. Out of this inmensity
of bloom l was able to select about a
spoonful of seed. These I planted in
a flower box. Seven plants came up.
I selected three of the best of these
and transplanted them in hills about
the middle of March, 1918, then went
to Tennessee and spent the summer.
When / returned in October I dug
them out of the grass and weeds and
found four nice potatoes, two white
and two yams. / discarded the two
white ones and bedded the other two
and secured enough plants to set sew
eral hills. What we used from this
planting thoroughly demonstrated the
fact that 1 had something good in
sweet potatoes.
II again selected sufficient quantity
from these to bed for this years crop
and found them to be splendid
keeper" and in fine condition for
planting.
This year began setting plants
between the middle and last of March,
and have been eating new potatoes
from this planting since the middle
of June. How is that for early po-
tatoesi"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-14

Brooklyn Bridge, then boarded an
elevated train which would take me
within three blocks of the old place.
AS I walked those three blocks
memories of my mother and of the
quiet years we had lived in the house
to which 1 was Fastening came thick
and fast.
1 felt guilty little pang that / had
once gone to see my old landlady since
my marriage. 1 felt it still more
strongly when the maid having ads
mitted me, 1 found Mrs. Stewart in
the little sitting room which had
been mothers and mine.
"And is it yourself at last?' she
asked reproachfully, even as she
,, kissed me heartily. 81 thought you
had forgotten me entirely, so i did"
"You know 1 could never forget you.
Mrs. Stewart" l said, feeling a very
liypocrite as l spoke. 1 dreaded to tell
her that it was not my wish to see
her but my desire to obtain a favor
from her that promptly my early.
"Of course, yoh're going to stay to
dinner, and why didn't you bring your
husband along?" She shot the ques-
tions at me in the rapid fire fashion
remembered. 1 mentally bracked
mySeH 10 tell her the truth.
A Promise and a Hint.
Dear Mrs. Stewart" l said, taking
her hand. You must forgive me, but
came today only on an errand, and
must go away again almost at
once. l am coming to spend the day
with you very soon. however"
well. 1 thought it was too good to
be true if you had come all this way
just to visit a poor old woman" she
said shrewdly. But that's all an old
woman has any right to expect from
bride. They're thoughless creatures.
brides. 1 was once once myself, and
I know" She laughed heartily, then
patted my shoulder.
"Out with it, whatever you want of
me-" she said. You know I'll do any
thing 1 can for you"
felt a curious reluctance to tell
her what I wanted, but 1 knew the
thing must be done
you remember my mothers cous-
in, Jack Bickett?" I began.
do 1 remember him? God love
him, 1 should say I did remember
him." she answered me: then with
another shrewd look at me, why"
You know he went away to South
America a year ago, just after mother
Graham"
She nodded 1t was never her way
to waste words.
Hes coming back today. 1 had a
letter from him a few days ago, say
ing So"
81 forwarded it to your address