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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

poANinsm elsAfsm" ef,Ale - y
nlph q mlmn,ulns gmsulli Arh
n>lo ~ se,i hlaN, AleFs rail-
~ al, - nechedllo rfills hllple
nsk,efi ackoncr rronAsrli nahlns
wshs AIMS, . tom W. ~ chstl q
npnpl dulAsali "nrte lnk rrnli
nam ,~csiftlliN
ia nam de,i, d lam u,pa
10. scptal Schin Smcrla
IA "a ec take ncdAm Fahil''
pn,idh kolcika,
pAscn q s,rach pred Maple
oncm ~pachyaiily poncnAhm eel
huuf Jakymi byli hrltny, Aokul
scltli n sNtch holch, takoss m
h,li nyni sbahelci, kdya stall pfNal
kandii, Y MIA dlcl Napoleon
All padcsa, krok0 cd kandir
~ vsichni Sasta,ili kolatck, jena
aspon IVA oko dalal odvaSncho, pn.
rouecl Chase, mosimc Candle
dokola vobsiopit Jascc j. tadr.
Jcn SO nebuiicl ia $ Miklikcm pu'
do tam ma 10 strand kc smoli, W
81 posiavic TAX, habc vas ncbclo
vid6tl
Ale shromasdcni Ne k roschodn
ncmalo. Sirach pred tim certcm
N~apolconcm je ovladl doccla. Ne.
ktcfi dokoncc minili uteci DON'T,
dokud Sc Napoleon ncobicvi, A
sotvnSc Kolatek \ Miklikcm Wy
krocili k ivozu, cclc shromaSde-
nj dalo Sc "a mimi. Y tom vsak
sarachotila z6vora ma vratcch do.
mu, v nem2 bylo sv6tlo, n soutas'
nd ozvalo Sc cost jake %cvaknuti
kohoutku. DO Lisnak6 jake kdyS
~strcli; 1prkcm utikali k nvozu
ably Sc v mem skryli pred Napo.
lconcm, Ia tam byln iciich oil.
vaha a boiovnost. Ami kolacek
ami Miklik, nemeli chuti jill 81
podivati pred vrata, bali SC, II
budou zastfclcni.
Kdyz Sc, vsichni poschoyali ,
dvozu, zddlo Sc jim, 20 slysi kon
sky dusot. Ale ami o6i nechtel
otcyfit a tcprvc, NJ dupot ustal
yylczli ncjsrdnateisi y Mich, 10
lacek n Miklik, u divali SO, 60 y,
u Handle dele. A 60 vidali9 BY
10 jeste scro. ulc bylo mono do
celia dobfe %rozcznati skupinu MS
p6ti koni q ma Mich vojaky
tom pobodl prvni 4 Mich kont I
.icl roynou k dvozu Lisnaei, leli
&C w sn6hu, bali sc pohnouti
"Jc2iSmarjd, veil mas tade vse
cky postfilil" jektajc Aby polo
hlascm k Scbinovi proncsl Kolci
ka. #....#
Hatim Napoleon pfijiSdel $,
svou druainou. Sed6 nahnut n,
-.
SVEN bGlousi, cvalal ypiedu sy,
druainy podel dvozu neohliaejc $,
Il ncv6da, 70 dole v nvozc tctel
Sc strachcm pred MIN ma padesd.
Lia6dkd, ktcfi vcaer pfi pivd me
Ii tolik kurazc Il hodlali no pola
pitt.
Tcprvc, kdyz dusot koni IN
nikl, vyld1ali Lisidci . ivozu
divali sc "a Napolconcm, jai mi
III sm6rem kc Pratci.
Podivali SC zahanbcnG jcdcn M
drnhcho, ale ncvycitaIi 81 niccllo
Milky nastoupili ccstu k domovu
Tcprvc ccstou vzpominali, jnki
TO Dude ostudal Vadyt NO jim
kde kdo vysm6jcl Padcsdt clla
pr q bdli SO p6ti vojdkil Bali 4,
Napoleona, ktcry by SO byl tfcbe
ami ncbrGnil. Ale NJ bylo ~
vsem.
Ten den az vcccr sclldzcli Sc Ii
go pronaslcdovali Napolcona, ,
rath6zu', ably jc nikdo ncvidel
BGli SO vysmcchu. DO rath6za Ill
zapit zal u litost mad nczdafenor
vypravol. Ale tam bylo smiskd
dost o dost Jcdinc hrobaf, sta.
~ y0jak, SO ncsmal u t6sil nc.
sfastnG prondslcdoyatclc
~, nccht il, toho N~apoIoj6na
To Won JUL TAX dtldya, zc kozi Ii.
dem radost a nenechd &c chctiti
To JUL hodelal kolika jcncrdlGm
. jaky mfIi plane To jc JUL Ia.
kuyG ncpfejici cloveki"
Kdya pak dosla zprdyo 0 tom.
ac Napoleon u Slnvkova vyhrdl.
tu policnjt, stara vojno, biuccI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

rcdls drs. russvdl
Jan Koran


VA "a SlAykusa. malrm NY hssel
chsrcn oil p.lnikav,ch lssshAkA,
k,cfi ~ ma neho ,,rravili, ahy
iohc,o "ncpokolnthc cisatc",
k,cry ,udil syoic armAdy 10 CO.
n Eyrupc, saiali a cd,cdli do VI
ins. Ale ,alesnS plan Ne lisla
KIM ncpodatil Napoleon utckl
Jim srovna pfcd ncscm. dive, ncl
81 mill lishaci yspama'o,e'
II. proc no ncchy,ili, atkoliv o
kclncsii hsly jim pfisnivy, o tom
kolovaly RUNE povesii
Ten den pred hitycu u Slav.
koya scdel Napoleon ma samoti
kandii u s,olu a pracoval, maic
pred scbou plno planO a map jak
sc dovcdtli v Lisni, ~ Napoleon
il ma kamdii, vicl do mnohycl
Lisnak1 boiovns duch n usmy.
sill 81, b. cisaic Napoleona ma
Kandii polapi,
Scsli We ma "rathozo' ttak RI
kali obccnimn domu, V n6mA by
hosiincc) n radili Sc, jak by mel
sv6j valecny plan ncjlape prove
sti, ably Jim ten Napoleon ne
%upldchl.
starry ~yymenkaf llaluzin, kite
ry scdal, pokufujc u sve hobby
vyndnl faifkn Z 0st a prohodil
"Napfcd bcs,c Sc nell neiak Wy
zbrojit Piece M NJ ncpudctc
holtma rnkama To bcste TEN,
dali. Nciaky zbrunc musitc pre-
met
"Ba, pravdal" Pfitakal sousct
Ilanzl, "Chaso, pote dun pr'
ucjakt klacck. ID 81 vczmu Vi
dell" A jiz n%arazil bcranici l
odchGzcl. IN MIN vyrojili sc o
statni. ably 81 opatfili zbrano
mohli ne lnk pustiti do zapasu
tim "ccrtcm'', jak nazyval Ma
polcona scdl6k Kozel,
Nctryalo to ami etvrt hodiny
spiklcnci poeali 30 vracoti do raj
honzu, tcntokrdic vsiehni oabro
.icni. Zbrondml byly ccpy, kosy
yidlc, sekcry, stare ruonicc, =
zkrdtka kazdy wal 10, GO merry
chlcji nascl.
lathouz znoyu ozivl. Porodl
stala 80 hlucnojSi, ncbof vsichn
~ na IN v6lccnou n ncbczpccno,
vyprovu dnklodnG posilnovali riz
non chmclovinou, ktcrom tchdy
Mmccktm pivovafe vafiyali II
ncdlouho hucclo 10 v rathouzn ja
ko v die; jedcn mluvil pres drn
hdho u vsicIni dohromady mcz
hovorcm vypraadhovdny byl,
hobby TAX rychlc, ac h%ospodsk,
ami nnltvat ncstacil.
KonccnG po dlonho trvajicin
b~ezncclntm kriku zdvihl SC nej
starsi y Mich, scdldk Miklik. q sil
nym hlascm yzkfikli "Bcdtc Il
cho! Ncmlovtc ysecil Mosim'
mlovit iedcn po drohYm, habcrh
me no piece porndili. edo meet
VI, jak be- 10 ncjlcpsi slo, hat 4
poyil" A uscdnuv, zdlouhn ~
napil
Chyili bylo iicho, potion sou
sed Koldcck, vysoky silnS sedldk
hlubokym bascm zahuccl
"JG meslim, " ntlepsi bodc
des no ID pockdmc no Candle l
rdno il chytnem, jak bodc vyclld
yet . dunno. Ilodcldmc TO TAX
vcil pudcm Ike Gnndiji, tam 50
skovamc w zmoli n haz 80 trocht
rozcdni, TAX y~opst6pime ybcck'
sinyenf Napolej6na chctnem 1
dovcdem do Lisn6. Go nestle
budc To TAX dobfc?"
Shrond2d6ni pfijaIo tuto radl
Nc hlasitou p~oehvalou u jdsotem
v jizbt hostinsk6 bylo teplo q pi
70 pocinolo mnohym rozpaloya
II hlavy JS ~ tesili, joka to bu
dc Syanda q jok sc Napoleon lex
ne, M houf Lfsh6kh -. bylo jicf
Moro pDdesGt i kosomi, ccpy
vidlcmi d sckcrnmi vystolpl mi
" ccstu
"A il mo cholno kuhn no no
be-" povidd koIdcck, y fekno
p6kp1 within, pane Bonopartl IL
VI X n6m hostil Jcn hezkc dull
X ieho simlicks, me deme do fds
nj ptskel"
A kufcnlaf K0Iejkn r0zumO
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

Martin nanek, ieisn : mlsds'eh
AtasinlhA NSrrAv Ten heae
nassks, ~ N sem 40 IL lAsna
heal ~ sem nsssfl dohtem Il
dem dcl mns likall, hahccA Il dal
pomr - llaAkel VI nehieny VEL
me Shvia. N sem bel v iolika
r~laeaeh q veil " neeham che
ltnl"
A Martin nanek s,ahl chlicci
tab ri,vorns, iahchy h,l sam tim
ch,ccnym Narclcidncm, iakae ~.
sluchaei 80 roecsmAli IA ccl1 no.
10.
FAX ma ch,lli snm umlkL NJ
ktrfi va v duchu ,ldeli, iak We
lcn S,asaneho Napcleona a JAZZ
- celia Llscn diva a obdiyuic ie.
iich rckovnemu einu A sia,n6 81
holch pfihS hajiec. sapcmneli
skoro doccla ma to, lc scdi v rat
housu n pi,a a Napoleon sc scdI
ma kandii,
Policai,a, ktcry icdiny = ccl'
ho shromasdtni mchoval chlad.
nou krcv a snaail sc Jim doka
xati, sc N~apolcona chytit ncni
TAX lchkc, .iak 81 vsichni mysli.
nlkdo ncposlouchal. A piece pc.
licait byl s,ara vojna, bojova|
pod %icncralcm Laudoncm a vel.
&c sc tim honosil, Proto take ros.
mrzcn, dopil svoji holbu, vsial q
odchdpcjc, brucd NJ do vousA
OF, SAX We il ncchetnctcl" a u
hodiv zostra palascm o podlahu
amffil k domovu.
Po odchodu policajtove bylp
roymluva znovu oSivena,
elias j. cbctncm," zahovori
Scbin Smcrda ,jako kost hubcnS
clovitck y ccpcm v rncc, "dovc
dem il do Lisn6, Mvrcm j. d,
rama do cabalc, habc nehotckl, ri
, no mo dame KATE = chlcbcm, hab'
ncfckl n pax mars y mem do VI
dine! Tam sc musi podcpsat 81
sarovi panovi, 10 NJ da pokoi I
dcbc 10 nestacilo, most SO m t.
/, tfikrdt z~adusovat, A bodc pc vol
nd. Hale, sdsedi, mosimc il ma
pred chctit !"
"Hano, hano, Scbinc most
me il chciit, A sak me iG chct
. ncml To .ic tak jistS, jake IL tn
+, dc scdim a PHO -" zahuccl Mix
: lik.
"Dcf je ma TO ease dost Pu
dem M pc phlnoci, ncni to tai
/ dnlcko. Mosimc SC m TO svand'
prcce napfed poSelnit. IIospodsk'
/ kri6cl bohaty scdlak Plcska'
vstm jes0c pivol Ja platiml 7
i A h%ospodsky ncstacil ami male
vati. Stihadi Napolcona prdzdni
Il holbu IA holbou, jiz pfcdcm j
sti, 10 Sc jim vyprava Iplnd pc
dafi.
] Bylo jiS hodn6 po pGlnoci, kdy'
starS Miklik, ktery iediny n
vscch zachoval 81 uprostrcd Use
obccne vravy jakousi rozvahu
vzkfikI,
Chase, veil dopitc, pndem
Hat nam nchof6knel
J, lloncm mn rychlo vypito pc
slcdpi pivo, posbirdny po kou
, tech roztronscrf ro2cstavcn,
zbran6 u povstalci prot Napolc
on0vi pomalu a jaksi nejist6 Wy
elnzcli ven DO tmavf noel,
Pred mthouycm Sc JAKE taxi
scfadili, starJ Miklik vykrocil ,
cello privodu a spiklcnci dali 81
mn ccstu.
Bylo zima, Ostry prosincovj
yitr hvizdal jim do usi u snil
ehrupal pod nohama, jcz rozjiSd6
ly SO jim no yScchny strany, ale
LisnIci m 10 ncdbaIi. Pivo vra
1iIo NC jim do hlav u oni s hluc
nymi vykfikyi Poke, tc Napo
lcj6nc, me Vi ddmc''' brali sc XII
pfcdu
kosy, cepy y vidlc, jcz kldtil,
SC jim no ramenon sem D tam, pd
sobily pfisernf d kdyby jc BY
nIkdo potkal, byl by jist6 stra.
chem dusi vypustil.
sli jiz hodnH dlouho. koldtko.
vi zddlo Sc, be by jiz davno mol
u u Gandijc byti, u proto huccl
Mordije, mnf Ne zd1, zc ncndc.
me dobfel Der jul dcmc aspo1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05

and moderate wisdom the whole In
sdustrial organization Of the nation,
In so far as 1t may be engaged In
rendering a necessary OF Legitimate.
service to the public; a look for
ward with confidence, secure in the
assurance that panic psychology will
not find any widespread reflection In
h epublic Mind?"
/ industry hastu,any great nroblems
yet to DO solved. Sacrifices areNbeing
made under the pressure Of local
conditions in some sections. Many
commodities are now being. disposed
OF at q loss and raw material In many
instances at ,lees4than cost of produc-
ton. Especially is this true OF the
livestock induetry. y
I'm the agitation to- reduce the cost
OF living, the consuming public should
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
ABANDONING
HORSES FOR AUTOS

l5ngton, Oct. 5.-City streets
1.-The only place where the
e1tle has revolutiontzed con
Even the wind swept desert
Hra shows the effect of the
means Of locomotion and
Drtation. ]
.aE1oward, quoted in the hotel
a. Of 9 Washington paper, says
& Arabs are abandoning their
horses for the motor-pro-
&Machines, unprecedented pros.
i coming from irrigated farms
by new wells inducing the
e tribes to desire more expen-
dsspeedier forms Of conveyance.
~ change In customs has been
noted among the Gypsies of
htted States. about whose en-
tents the unexpected sight of
BUS automobiles is becoming
the customary experiences
Howard says Of the Algerian
OF the first aspects Of the
Hrosperity has been the grad
Gappearance of the camel. In
khenlightened days the nomad
atisfied to jog along on the
OF swaying dromedaries, car
= figs and dates to the mar
WINS across the desert. There
EO competition. as every one
3epended upon the same slow
= Of locomotion. But today he
1earn to conduct his affairs
Yankee pep. The thing which
all others has caused this
~ has been the Introduction of
tomobile. Cars of light make
Toss the sands without sinking.
ties of them have been bought
prosperous nomads and fitted
It'll water tanks ten times the
kye of the camel"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
LICENSES FOR BooTLEGGERs,

Louisville, KY, Oct. 5.-Elwood
Hamilton, collector OF internal reve-
nue. for Kentucky, IL preparing to
make bootleggers Of liquor obtain dis
tiller and retail liquor dealer licenses,
he has announced. The new state dry
law makes license collections possible.
rested here since july. / FOR allesed
violation of liquor laws would have a
bill of about $4,000 each, including
the retail license Of $25 with 81, 900
tax, penalty of Is per cent for failure
to make return, and double penalty
levied under the Volstead act.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
OLD GERMAN SUB
BE SUNK OFF
CHICAGO HARBOR

Chicago, Oct. 5.-If naval terms Of
the treaty OF Versailles are carried out
by the Allies the U-97, a German sub
marine with a record Of at least seven
Allied ships sunk. will itself be sunk
In 100 feet of water about twenty
miles of Chicago harbor this fall.
Orders for the destruction Of the
5U-87 were issued some time ago, but
later Withdrawn pending decision
whether that part Of the German
peace treaty which provides for the
destruction Of all surrendered war;
craft Is to be put into execution. There
is some difference Of opinion among
being anxious to keep some OF the
late German ships to bolster up their
own naVies.
In the meantime the U-97. which
toured the Great Lakes In the interest
Of the Victory Loan campaign. follow
ing the armistice, is tied up alongside
Perry's old flagship, the Commodore,
here. Only the hulk of the old-time
terror Of the, seas remains, practically
all her machinery. and fittings have
been removed, the majority to be sent
to the Annapolis naval academy. Her,
five-inch deck gun rests on the wharf
beside the rust eaten hulk.
In spite of the cutting process which
the boat has undergone the hulk is
Stlll worth S1o,VOV 10 $IV,VVO rs JUNK,
according to Captain Edward A.
Evers, naval c~ommandant in the Chi
cago district. There is a large amount
of copper and brass aboard which
could be recovered by breaking up the
boat. The powerful storage batteries,
which formerly a the U-boat when
submerged, are still aboard, and
probably will go down with the ship
if she il sunk. Although the batteries
are worth several thousand dollars,
and an offer has been made for them
by a private purchaser, the nava! de-
partment refused to permit the sale.
If the orders to destroy the hull are
received the U-97 will be towed out
to sea by the gApboat Wilmette, form
erly the steamer Eastland. which
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05

have 4 regard for Its future supplies
sof basic necessities, and not carry y
70 the extent Of Encouraging proaucs
zion. The public should bear in mind
that it requires much time to grow
ana develop meat food animals. HERDS
can be reduced much faster nan thes
can be built up. The shrinkase ~
values suffered during the last year
has discouraged production OF iive.
stock. Meat has experienced tne
greatest decline of any other prlr1s
necessity. 1t is today comparatively
one OF the cheapest Of our FOODS, We!
in many misinformed. quarters there
Is continued agitation against the IN
dustry.
Mr.. Wilson also adds:
SIT is time for Washington and
the industries of the country to real
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
EVENING EDITION:

war Is over. What So
ize.tna. a sas now is a revival q tnaI
spirit ,n q, purpose upon which aen
high nau Of this country has peer
the srea'h BUSINESS M should realize that
=, ou = now time to grasp again the helm
y . NV ovn destiny. and take up once
more ehe Of service. Business should a
channe' shat It cannot rely upon the
realize , nnt to solve its problems
gfn ov 8 legislative enactmsnts: the the
n nuaple in regard to its business"
hartford, conn.-Benny heo %nrId'
,iehtweight champion OF tne " over
scored a technical noSford. Mas.
--
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
couraseous And Optimistic
Moral Necessary To Check
Trouble When Prices Drop
CONTINUED fron Pasesls,)

Continued sfross PageS1s,)
same month two years previouaiy.
Exports ofSothsr. meat products also
showed very large decreasss.""
After referring to losses on inven-
tories and other occurrences In the
atter-war period. Mr.. Wilson asked;
III n OF the largest industries
OF the country can make such a re-
adjustment without decentralization OF
serious impairment of credit, is il not
fair to say that with decent courage
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
GRAND FORKS TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1890.

turned over in the Chicago river In
1915, drowning more than 500 ex-.
c~ursionists. About twenty miles out
In the lake the charts show more than
LOO feet of water, and there Captain
'Evers plans to open up the U-boat's
ssea-c0cks and then. batter her to-
pieces with shells from the Wilmette's
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
G WINDOW DIES.

Duluth, Mimi. Oct. Edgar H.
Window, general claim agent FOR the
United States Steel corporation, died
at midnight last night at Morris,
Mimi, whore he had gone duck hunt,
ing with, Ward Ames and G. "A. Wilson,,
both Of Duluth. Death was said to
have been due to heart disease. Mr..
Window ia survived by his widow and
one brother. former Judge w. l..
Window
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-05
4 CONTINUE HUNGER STRIKE.

s#Corx, ireland, Oct. 5.-Sinn Feiners
N~ssarGSrated in prison here are con-
NAuinHG their hunger strike and re-
srts 1hst night stated their condition
as Rthout change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
wreck VICTIMS
BURIED IN. SAND
Pirrie Dead's Resting Place
on CoaStIine

Dod1ss recovered from ne wreck Of
ne steel barge Pirrfe lia buried to-
Gay along the rugged coast nne TO
opn. where they were washed ashore
b the storm that scaled the vessels
tate one week agn.
-Four more bodies wer~ recovered
oDdzy. On twas that Of Capt. and
MIA yenssn's i-year~oid son. Hakon.
Sixteen q the 81 persons aboard the
vessel are now accounted for.
Including those OF Capt A p, Jen-
I'm and his wife, II had been intended
- take the bodies TO Port Angeles
for buriei IN the cemetery there Port
Captain C. w. Morftx Of w. r. Grace
. Co. owners OF the barge. consid-
orod the plan unfcaxibie. however.
and erdercd the bodies inferred on
ne spot
The Purrs Sound MARITIME circle.
N organization Of steamship men.
veu to meet a. noon today 10 dis
ouss . suitable reward for william
Hsnn and Elliott Anderson. two In
Cans. who are credited with the res-
enc Of seanen Carlos Peterson and
Brnesto AravenA. sole survivors OF
ehs wreck Peterson and Aravena
bavs been tzksn to . hospital in Port
Angelica
FORT ANGELES. Dec. "a fsh-
eman n thought 70 have lost his life
b the wreck Of . small schooner.
which was seen drifting past La
Push on the Washington coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

kept tearing At my hcart and
nerves. They tortured mo TO mad
MESA
SAVES rARAGKAru
FROM LOVE NONEI.
Another clipped Newspaper sdi
torih r~ad-
mo character n formed without
suffering and denial No great
achievements arc possible without
Eruat effort and acrtf,oe-
-she La frankly an animal. CT
quietly preserved. damnabiy selfish.
completely devoid OF intellect. with
sugar manners. tho srnae OF a harem
hour and the enacity Of . rat an
other clipping read.
A paragraph frvm . I'VE novel
which she had saved. read:
-fnscnsihiy he fan Into the habit OF
cropping into Axneu' ifttis APART
ment at the closc of the offics day.
% telling her the days evrntz Of
rietohing tho outlines Of cares to
her. she always listened With hs~n
eax~ruesa Again ana again her I'M
usual mind was ablo to bridge for
him. In SOME problem. a eharn which
his slower Intellect had h~cn 70
iuetant 70 span A man can only
lad mon Will. he remains q man.
with . mans passions. 30 that he
should not fight In this beyond his
strength. Only he should never say
tho wrong thing. Come. return to
the husband and shah 20 for q
whiic to tho devil
Numerous photographs OF MIN
brown wrr~ found In the trunk
A photograph Of an older brother.
she called n spoiled child.- = picture
Of Hamon she labelled Tho Old Man
Himself" were also found
Typewrltten on . picoe Of aprr.
police found tho following.
Il forgot all logical methods and
acted ON what was nothing more
than an irrlstibie impulse did
not follow the course Intelligence had
directed. ! knew myself fooilAh mad
But no, for ono moment did I rrgrst
my decision
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GUARDS KILL
Man IN MOB
Five Negro Prisoners Are
Protected

GoLDsBoRo. N C. Dee S--Re-
turning the fire Of q mob Of eltirsns
attempting yesterday 20 scixe and
lynch five regrocs charged With muir
dcring a white man. u citizens. bar
rfcaded In the court house as . spe-
ciai guard for the prisoners. mot and
killed IL Futreil. former deputy shcr-
ifs In this county. state troops are
now on their way from Durham.
The trial Of tho negroes had al
ready began. after tho sheriff had
brought them herv from Raleigh.
evading \ mob by leaving the train
and staying all night Wednesday In
the woods
Several hundred Coidsscro cisiren.
had been cepusixed TO protect the
negroes who w~rc arrested 10 dayr
ago. following the murder OF Herman
Jones. Goldsboro grocer.
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ATTEMPTS
TO SHOOT
JAPANESE
Gunman Tries to XIII His
Intended Victim as Lat
ter Darts Away

rcSce cordons thrvwn about the
!. South End after . roboer had fred
I shot at Tom Ito. sos Sixth ava 8.
when Ito thwartcd his attempted rob
berry at is:ie q m have failed TO
find the gunman He Is believed TO
b, hiding In . rcominE house In that
District
The ronber covered ITO with =
gun In the rear Of the Jap's house
and demanded money. Ito told hun
II Wa inside and darted m the door.
As he did 30 the hish~ayman fired
one shot at him Ito notified
patrciman n. II. Williams and spe-
eial details Of officers ware rushed
% the socpe Of the shooting.
William Barker. street car man.
Who lives at iils Y. jefferson st..
was held up In front Of his homo by
. bow.iegred. stuhby moustached
rchber. who stole Sc. 1T I a. m
Friday. Barker was returning home
from work.
A youthful pickrcckes got Carl
Ressing's purse containing $50 near
Second ave. :. and Washington ST.
Thursday night Resting lives at
el.H First ave-. s.
Joe Lop<x Is. IL held tn the city
MI suspected OF robeing tho res
taurant Of 8. Miyawakl 1890 First
I've. four nights ago. Myavnki
asked Pnsrcirnan J. r. Moore 10 ar
rest lopez Thursday night lie said
he was sure Lopez was the robccr
Who got SIS from his TIL
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GETS threat
over PHONE

Threats 10 again k,tnap Der ehfld.
yecefved By MIA Lum Dixon Of
Dremerton. resulted In . renewal Of
: search Friday for Miss Leila Der
ringer Of Seatfie. who is accused IN
Kitsap county superior court Of at
lempting to spirit the boy awny from
his mother In Bremerton two days
aEo.
I'm get Dean yet" was sbe threat
0hat came 70 MIA Dixon over the
phone Thursday.
Divorce Is pending between The
Dixons and she believes friends Of
Der husband ar. trying TO get the
boy. Dean. IL.
Miss Dcrringer n . niece Of
Dfxon'A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
MO ALCOHOL;
~ SPIDER SPOILS

CHICAGO. Dec. 5,-Mrs. s.. w.
Moffatt OF Wheaton doesn't indulge
in the libations that cheer. yet pro-
hibition has hit her probably harder
than anyone else In the state.
spiders that Is world famous. She In
seeking 1900 ounces of alcohol to
renew the preservative in which tho
spiders are kept. but under tho Vol
stead act none can be procured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
men COLLIDE;
ONE STABBED
Knife Flashes After Ex-
chance OF Hot Words

Martin Anderson. enpioye Of the
Hanson Transfer Co. it3f it'h ave.
". r.. WAS In seattle General hosps-
tai Friday. knife wound thru hts
lung. because h. wss carrying such
big load Of furniture into store
Friday that he didn't see simon AGA
diA q Filipino.
Acadia ana Andcrvon bumped TO-
g~ther. After an exchange % words.
Acadia IL said to havc stabbed An
dsrron thrice Acadia IL held In the
city JAN on an opcn charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
ALLIES OPPOSE
CRECIAN KING

LONDON. Der. Am AiiSed note
declaring -covnpists liberty of A.
ton win be sxcrcised II King Con
stantins returns To Greece. win Be-
published widely In Greek news
papers. II wns declared today. 10 In
fiuencc the piebiscitc December s.
The note was drafted yesterday IN
4 conference OF British. French and
Italian officials
The note expressed ssrrprfse NJ ne
Greek situation. and referred To Con.
stantine as'one whose ''dirioyai arts'
had caused the allies great losses.
The kings restoration. II said. would
be regarded By the aiiics an ratifica.
ton Of his hostile actA