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New-York tribune., 1920-04-16
Railway Board
Is Confirmed;
Meets To-day
Senators of Both Par
ties Assail Representa-.
tives as ''TypicaI Wilson
Group of Mediocrities''
Fight Centers on Hanger
Charged With Leaning
Toward Labor and Being
Related to Mrs. Wilson

WASHINGTON, April Members
of the Railway Labor Board, whose
nominations were confirmed to-daysby
the Senate, were called tonight by
President Wilson to meet tomorrow
and organize. Some Of them are al
ready in the city, and provision has
been made for their assembly at head
quarters OF the railway administration
The Presidents call was issued as
soon as word of the Senate's action
reached him. Administration officials
have felt tnat the board would prove
an effective agency toward ending the
"outlaw" strike of railway men.
The personnel of the board as NOM
mated by the President was subjected
To severe criticism from Democrats
and Republicans in the Senate before
the members finally were confirmed.
Senators declared after the vote
that they had confirmed the board only
because of the railroad strike emer-
gency. The board is the only body
that is charged with adius ing the
strike, they pointed out, and although
the law does not provide that it's de-
cisions must be carried out the Sen
ators said that they believed public
opinion would be behind the boards
settlement of ehe strike and that early
action by the board would end the
"outlaw' walk-out of the railroad yard
men and sw.tchmen.
Called typical Wilson Board
The record vote for confirmation was
had on George w. Hanger. of Washing
ton, D. c., who was singled out for the
greatest opposition in the Senate The
other eight members were confirmed By
a viva voce vote after Mr. Hanger
All the Democratic Senators present
except Senators Thomas, of Colorado
and Reed, of. Missouri, voted to con-
firm the board, although other Demo
cratic Senators during the nearly five
hours of debate on the personnel Of the
board attacked the Presidents nomina-
tons as bitterly as did the Republicans.
Senators Smoot, Brandegce. New and
McCumber were among the Republicans
(Continued on PAGE three)
New-York tribune., 1920-04-16
Test of Rail Managers Demand on
Leaders of the -Four Brotherhoods

Folowing the strike
managers
Mesrs L. G. Gng assistant grand chief engineer B. of
Timothy Shea, president, L. F.
assistant president, B. R. t. c. re
entemen In order that fully informed
of this association he Railroad General Managers
New York;, below
meeting to-day
Resolved That Brotherhood of
metlvc Engineers Brotherhood Engineers
Brotherhood Railway Conductors
hereby notified that the railroads
back work. and consequently
April
time the railroads will themselves their books
twenty hours ending Sunday IL o'clock
register be
back into the service, retaining their rights
In event, the railroads the right
eempOy certain employees who
trouble bv violence dlous uteranc intimidation other
defined unftness for further railroad service
"Your truly ESigned1 e. M. RINE. Chairman"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-16
No Invitation for Wilson
Rhode Island Refuses TO Offer
Home for Summer

PROVIDENCE. April 15.~-The House
Of Representatives TO-DAY refused to
allow the introduction of a. resolution
inviting the President TO make his sum
mer home at Portsmouth in this state.
The opposition was led by Repre-
sentative Frederick =. Spcck, Republi-
can national committeeman from Rhode
Island. who objected TO the introduc-
ton Of the resolution as new business
by unanimous consent.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-16
Two Dead, 3 Wounded
In Railway Yard Fight

CONNELLSVILLE. Pa, April 15.---
Two men were shot and killed and
three others wounded in the Baltimore
e. Ohio Railroad yards here tonight
when several railroad detectives en-
gagged in fight with five negroes.
Ben Kohut, thirty-five years old. of
Connellsvillc, one of the detectives,
was killed instantly when bullet
struck him in the chest James Wright,
negro, Of Johnstown, Pa, died few
minutes Kaftcr being wounded.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-16
hal oltlmatum Orders Strikers Back by Noon Sunda
U.S.. Arrests - Union Chiefs; Warrants for 200 Mo-
Poland Threatens
To Inuaele Germany

BERLIN, April 15.-The "Vos-
slsche Zeitung" says the Polish
government has informed the
Allied Supreme Council that it
intends shortly to occupy German
territory should Germany fail to
carry out her engagements with
the Poles.
The newspaper asserts that the
government considers the situa-
ton extremely serious and has
taken all necessary precautionary
measures.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-16

GOOD MORNING:
JHs prss}dsHt NJ The Hootwofih Cora.
nsrr Is aud 10 cent sfores) secured his
a,JM pesrIon ss bootsbeeper with that .
bfrJ though an sJYsyf iasfiteut in Jb"
gSbsrr. ffutuye ezneuiivss Nttii read yhc
tfft11e, " you nted bDoisiseeper. clerk
W >fn~f .oi5ses help call ~ tire LOod Morn
t"S 1Uj hickman 3Gp9~.aaa gi@e hof
sIges sefeft'teWsgt for to,ftpsYovs Tfib-
Vne>-~GGyt,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-15
CITIZENSHIP GIVEN
PARDONED "LIFER"
Life of Man Who Slew Wife
Reconstructed Through
Salvation Army.

For the first time in the history of
who served 26 years of a life SEN
tence for murder has been restored tt
citizenship.
Twenty-seven years ago, Edward
Geoghegan killed his wife while un-
der the influence Of liquor. Today he
is a free man and once more a citizen.
The reconstruction of his life he owes
to Brigadier Thomas Cowan, head of
the prison department of the Saliva
ton Army.
Convicted of first degree murder,
Geoghegan's death sentence was COM
muted to life Imprisonment because of
evidence that he had suffered for years
from a mental disorder that was
aggravated by drink. More than a
quarter century later Brigadier Cowan
found him in Dannemora prison, sin
cerely contrite and q model prisoner.
The Salvationist won Geoghegan's
freedom from the Governor and found
him a job with a private detective
agency. Geoghegan made good. The
Salvation Army was able to make so
strong a case for him that Governor
Smith issued the certificate for resto-
ration to citizenship the other day.
Geoghegan is one of $4,000 prisoners
and former prisoners aided by the Sal
walton Army last year. And the prison
work of the Army is only one of its
activities which are to be financed for
the ensuing year by the $10,000,00 O
Home Service Fund to be sought be-
tween May Is and %.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-15

Two out of three Salvation Army
Stun settlement youngsters grow up
into Industrious, ambitious, God-fear-
ing men and good Americans.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-15

More than $4,000 children enter the
nurseries of the Salvation Army's slum
settlements every year.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-15

The officers and directors of the Second National Bank, take pleas
ue in the following statement, showing, as it does, the prosperous
condition of the bank and it's increasing business.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-15

OFFICERS
LEWIS EVANS, President
ISAAC BACHARACH, LIST Vice President
E. V. CORSON, I'd Vice President
w. S. COCHRAN, Cashier.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-05-15

JOSEPH THOMPSON
M. D. YOUNGMAN
LEWIS EVANS
M T. BEW
E. V. CORSON
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
SRCNI BALKAN.

New York. = Miss Virginia
Eckhart, stara 81 let je vlozila in
dobila tozbo "a 10000 dolarjev,
katero je vlozila proti bogateml
newyorSkemu eksporterju }. E.
Blakleyu. Slednji j je namrec O.
bljubil ''vecno zvestobo", kaJtl
vdovec je ter zeli dobiti syojemu
"sirotnemu decku" donna dobro
mater. Miss Eckhart ga je nekoc
dobila V hotelu v druzbi z neko
damo, katero je skesano predsta-
vii kot svojo zeno, kateri Sc nj
pablo Ma um, da bi umrla.
Well, Miss Virginia je dobila
dvajset tisocakov in mas urednik
je izjavil, da je pripravlJen any
time zaljubiti Sc ma talk nesrecni
.nacin!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
NOV NACIN SIGNALIZIRANJA
IA POMOC.

London. = Nedavno Sc je izu-
milo nov naGin brezziGnega sigma
liziranja ma morju, kadar je ladi-
ia V neprilikah in rabbi pomoci
drugih ladij.
Pri dosedanjem nacinu sc Je V
Slucaju, da je bila ladija nesreci
odposlalo ma vse strani S. o. S.
klice, kar je pomenjalo "Save our
ship" ali reSite naSo ladjo. Vca-
sih Sc pripeti, da telegraficnega
uradnika nj Ma mestu, ko aparat
prejema buojavko in kaj lahko
je mogoGe, da je vsak trenutek ne
precenliive vrednosti in vsaka ne
potrebna zamuda prihiteti ma po
moe, je lahko onim, lli je potrebu-
jejo kataStrofalna.
Pc novoiznajdenem nacinu zac-
ne automatiGno zvoniti zvon, ki je
V zvezi brezzienim aparatom. -
Zvon da dovolj mocan glas, ola o.
pozori vsakega ma ladiji, da Sc ne
kje nahaja ladija, ki je nevar-
nOSti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
TURKI MORE ARMENCE.

Washington, d. c., 26. feb. =
Professor Der Hagopian, podpred-
sednik armenske narodne konfe-
renee, kateri Sc nahaja sedaj V
Washingtonu je prejel danes .br-
zojavko, Xxi poroca, da so Turk W.
vrsili mad Armenci masaker in po-
kali vec tisoc oseb.
Brzojavka je bila poslana cd pa
triiarha Zavena IL Carigrada, ka-
tere del Sc glasi sledece:
"Cilicija je pokrita krvjo. =
Vec tisoc Armencev masakriranih.
Eksistenca vseh nash sonarodnja-
.kov, bivajocih teh okrajih je V
zaradi divjih turskih
Vec armenskih vasi je
zapuseenih radi bega prebivalcev
ali ker so bill pobiti. Zavzeli smo
vse potrebne korake, da predlozi-
mo stvar mirovni konferenci. "
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
PREPoVEDAN SAD DISI.

New Orleans, La. - Mrs, AL
fred Librette je vlozila pri sodiseu
peticijO "a lo6itev zakOna. Izpo-
vedala ie, ola njen moz nj skozi
26 let nikdar okusil opojne piJa-
ca. Ko je pa cital listih pre-
ganianju "mOkrih'', ko je cital
vsak dan dodge razprave, V kate
rih Sc je hvalilo in pObijalo alko-
hol. je Sklenil, da Sc sam malo O.
llusi to stvar, da bo lahko sam ne
kolikO vedel kaj pOmenja vSe to
huronsko vpitje. PosreGilO Sc mu
je nbornO, kajti poSlednJe Stirl
meSece je postal tax pUanec, da
bi bill lahkO "a vzgled vsakemu
praSiGGu. Kakor je izpOvedala ME
gova Mrs. peticiji, prihaja vsak
dan domov pijan kOt eep.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
NEsREcE v oGNJU.

Peoria, Ill. = Stiriletni Roy
Stewart je bill moeno obzgan, ko
je padel ma NIGGA del stropa, XII je
gorel. Goreci les je padel ma po-
steljo in pokopal pod seboj male
ga decka.
Ma njegov kirk so prihiteli sta
risi in ga odnesli sosednjo hiso
kjer je kmalu potem umrl.
Montreal. = Mrs. NJ. Gregory
in njeni STRIFE otroci so zgoreli v
ognju, XII je upelil memo hiso.
Mrs. Gregory je lezala V otroc-
il postelji 2 detetom starim ko-
maj diva dni, docim so Sc ostali
trije otroci igrali V spodnji sobl
in zazgali hiso, mater ilt sebe.
Skrivajte orozje. in vzigalice
pred otroci, da. Sc omeje take ne
sreGe o,katerih Sc sliSi vsak dan!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
v PoDPoRo so DARovALI

V mesecu februarju sledeei rojaki /:
f. Dolinar 81, j. Toxin $50, j.
Sine 81. l.. Mrmolja 81, 7. WerS-
nix 81, A. Gruden 81, j. Ludvik
81, j. Kokal 81, j. Poch 81, f,
Grum 81, L. PogEein 81, F. Bucar
9Oc, j. Zorko 75c, F. Setina SOC,
j. Supon soc, L. zagar soc, A. Ju-
van soc, NJ. POzesnik soc, F. Pc
ternel soc, f. Makuc soc, F. Gorta
soc, NJ. Janezie soc, lgc. Smith
soc, NJ. Supan soc, j. Sprogar soc,
]. Glavan 25c. A. KaStelic 25c, F..
Lamut 25c. Skupaj $2O.9O. V ja-
nuarju prijavljenih $25.0O. Sku-
PAL tenn letu $3.50. Iskreno le-
pa hvala vsem darovaleem in pod
pirateljem. UpravnlstYe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
zAsTRUJLJENJE z OLIvAMI.

V poslednjem casrl sc od vec
strani poroGa zastrupljenju O.
livami. TO zastrupljenje povzroca
glivica ali bakterija po imenu
"bacilus botulinus Ia bacll po-
vzroGa neke vrste strup, kakor re-
elmo neke druge vrste glivica IL
sladkorja V moStu alkohol. Strup,
katerega olivne glivice izlocuJeJo
ie tako hud, ola mu skoro vsakdo
podleze.
Pravkar Sc poroca IL Washing
tona, ola Sc je posrecilo znanstve-
nixon reSiti smlti Leno Delbane,
XII Sc je zastrupila z olivami. Re
Silo Sc jo je na ia nacin, da sc u
brizgalo njeno kri serum napra-
Wien IL ovcje krvi. Dekle je bila
reSena smrti toda ostalih sest cla-
nov njene druzine je podleglo Ia
strupljenju.
Dve vrsti bacilov so, ki nosijo
zgoraj jsnje ime. Cisto malo Sc ena
vista razlikrlje cd druge in strup
obeh vrst povzroea skoro do male
ga enak ucinek, toda serum, ki po-
maga zoper emo vrSto ne pomaga
zoper drugo. Emo vrsto imenujeJo
olivno, drugovo pa sirno vrsto. =
Druga vista teh smrtonosnih gil
vic ne zivi drugje kot ma olivah in
V siru.
Vsekako bi nasim 6itateljem,
katerim Sc olive dopadejo sveto-
vail, da jih puste ma miru. PRAY
nobenega pomona nina, ce so ol
We " steklenih kozarcih neprodus-
no zaprte ali pa V kositrnih skat
ljah.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
Washington, d. c., 25. feb.

w dSlllllS (Oll' - ~
Danes ie bilo Objavljeno, ola je
bill izbran Bainbridge Colby IL
New Yorka, da zavzame mesto dr.
zavnega tajnika, ki je bilo izpraz-
memo radi prisiljene resignacije
Roberta LanSinga To deJstvo Je
prineslo h luei nOvo situaciJo
predsednikOve Oficijalne familiJe,
katere rezultat bO lahkO nova ka-
binetna resignacija = prOStOvolj-
ma ali prisiljena = in Sicer resig-
nacija tajnika Bakerja.
Kakor je videti sta Sc nahaJaIl
med predsednikovimi svetovalci
dive fakciji, XII sta skuSali dobltl
upliv mad njm. Ena. je pritiskala
ma predSednika, da imenuJe drza-
vnim tajnikom drzavnega podtaJ-
nika Polka, druga Sc je pa trudi-
la. da poveri ono mestu taJnlkl
Bakerju.
Ko je pred nekolikO dnevi Pol
kova fakeija spoznala, da Sc pred
sednik nagiba mOcnO ma Stran tai
nika Bakerja, je zacela igrati svo-
10 poslednjo kartO stem, da Je
predlozila predsednilIu gotove prl-
tozbe tieoce Sc Mr. Bakerjevih O.
ficiiamih Ginov in politicnih ak
tivnoSti.
V zadevo so zapleteni proti Mr.,
Bakel.iu dve pismi, kateri je pisal
predsedniku kmalu potem, ko je
slednji odslovil tajnika Lansinga
obdolzitvijo, da 81 je SlednJi pri-
lasGal eksekutivne funkcije. Ma e.
no izmed pisem nj predsednik Viii
son polagal nobene vaznostl.
DrugO je bilo miSterjozno pis-
mo diferentnega pomona, katero
je Mr.. Baker pOkazal svojim prl-
jateljem, toda Sc je pozneje pre-
mislil in ga nj odpOslal V belo hi
SO. V tenn pismu je Mr.. Baker IL
javil. da Ge je Mr.. Lansing 81 sa-
molastno prisyajal eksekutrne
pravice, je tudi istOmerno bil So
udelezen odgovolnOsti "a to.
Sc emo drugo pismo je, katero
Sc tiGe te zadeve, o tenn pismu sc
trdi, da ga je pisal Mr.. Baker
Lansingu, V katerem je simpatNi-
raj znjim glede predsednikovega
ravnanja,
Ako ie vse to kaj uphvalo ma
predsednika Wilsona nj znanO. =
VsekakOr Sc je kmalu pokazalo,
da je predsednik izpustil IL ozira
oba. Polka in Bakerja in ODE fax
ciii so bile neizmerno presence
ne, ko je predsednik naznanil, ola
ie izbral "a drzavnega tajnika Mr..
Colby-ja.
Tainik Baker nj danes hotel nj
cesar reel o situaciji,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
cudni zapletljaji v Washinggtonu;;
Colby naslednik 1ansinga.


zavnega departmental Sc uvldeva
V napre.j, da Sc DO izvrSila kakor
nitro bo novi tajnik zacel S poslo-
vanjem. Mr.. Polk je re nekolIko
casa zelel, da Sc umallne privat-
no zivljenje radi slabotnega zdra-
via.
Kmalu po imenovanju je Mr..
Colby incl dolg pogovor bell M
81 predsednikom in ko Sc Je po-
slavljal, je izjavil:
Mislim, da dober okus svetuJe
samo najjasnejSe izjave do casa,
ko senat razpravlja o mOji nomi-
naciji. Reel smem, ola sem incl
doIgo in mirno konferencO S pred
sednikom, kateri mi je povedal
kakSno zaupanje ina V meme. l.
pam. da Sc ne BON izkazal nezmc
mega pri izvrSevanju teh velillih
dolznosti. "
V Mr.. Colby-ju je predsednib
naSel "nekega, katerega mnenJe
Sc bo boil vjemalo mojim" kot
ie Mr.. Wilson rekel pismu ma
Lansinga. Gotovo ne bo med NIL
ma nobene kolizije,
V senatu bo mnogo opozicilc
prot temu imenovanju. Senator
Calder, New York, je Hjavil, ola
Sc bo boril proti nommaciji, kel
Colby nj mic bolj sposoben "a dr.
zavnega tajnika kot "a elana pa,
roplovnega odbora katerega
-ie bill pred nekolikO lett izvoljer
samo po velikem senatnem boJu
Senator Kenyon je mnenJa, da sc
imeApvanja ne BIO udejstvilo,
Mr.. Colby je bill rojen V St
Louisu pred 81 lett ter je bil IL
Solan V Williams kolegiju, Mass
Emo leto je porabil "a pravoznan
Stvo V Columbija Soil i'll je praktl
eiral pravdnistvo New York;
od leta 1892. Bill je, clan newyor
Skega predstavniStva cd leta 19O1
= 1902.
Mr.. Colby je bill vse zivljenj(
vnet republikanec dokler nj prislC
do znamenitega razkola ma kon
venciji Chicagu letu 1912, ka1
ie bilo delo polkovnika Roosevelt
ia. Mr.. Colby je tedaj pomagal u
stanoviti progresivno stranko IL
ie. bill potem njen delegat ma chic
konveneiji. Cd tedaj je bill alltiv.
nj voditelj move stranke.
Ko je polkovnik Roosevelt V lie
tn 1916 agitiral vsO silo "a Chas
Evansa Hughesa, Sc je Mr. Colby
zavzel "a demokraticno stranko.
Colby Sc je veckrat izrazil kot
nasprotnik prohibicije.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
NajvisSji

London, IS. feb. Najvisji
koncil bo jutri wei pretres od-
govor predsednika Wilsona na "a
veznisko noto tiGoco Sc jadranske-
ga vpraSanja. Wilsonov odgovor
je danes dospel V London. Ako sc
bo videlo potrebno jo bo koncil ia
koi poskuSal formulirati, kajti ella
nj koncila upajo, da Sc bo london
ska seja zakljucila soboto, dasi
je Sc vedno mogoce, ola Sc podalJ-
Sa "a en\ ali diva dni. konell nj
vel note danes V pretres.
Washington, d. c., 25. feb. =
Nota predsednika Wilsona zavez-
niskim premierjem o jadranski 81,
tuaciji je bila danes pred konci-
lom zavezniSkih premierJeV
Londonu. Odgovor Sc pricakuJe
kratkem casu.
Medtem casom je vprasanje, &C
Sc te komunikacije, katerih je Sc.
dem DO Stevilu, objavi ljudstvu al
ne, Sc vedno odvisno od diploma.
ticne correspondence med Wash
ingtonom in Londonom. Mogoct
ie, da Sc bo vzelo petek "a ia dan
Seriie not bodo vstele tudi pa
risko pogodbo dine 9. dee, m. |
pri kateli so bile deloma vdeleze
ne tudi Zdruzene drzave, poten
novo pogodbo zaveznikov, katers
ie bila poslana JugoslaviJi kot Ut
timatum, dalje noto Zdruzenlt
drzav q. Jam. zahtevaJoca po
iasnila ovsebini move poravnave.
odgovor premierjev; noto III
feb, kateri je predsednik zJa
vii. da lahko nastane situacija, IA
Iii katere hi bill prisiljen odtegnlt
versaillsko mirovno pogodba sena
tu; odgovor premierjev III koncnt
noto, katero so premierji dane:
prejeli Londonu.
Washington, D. c., 26. feb. =
Odgovor Ma Wilsonovo noto "a
veznikom je bill danes odposlan Il
Londona, toda V Washmgtonu 81
ga Sc nj prejelo.
u edino izjemo te note Je drzaV
nj department objavil vse subse
(! kventne komunikacije, katere sc
premierji Francije in BritanD'
posiljali Jugoslaviji.
Predsednik Wilson izJavlJa
svoji mott, da je predlagana po
ravnava zaveznikov memoranda il
nasprotuje principom "a katere j.
sla Amerika vojno. On pravl, ds
krivicna poravnava bo samo dove
dla do bodocih vojn in apellra, Ga
Sc ne zavzame nobenih korakov
ki hi imeli takSne Dosledice.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27
KOLIKO LJUDI Sc RODI MA
SVETU.

Francoski statistiki so pravka1
pOdali svetu statistiko rojstev. o.
nj pravijo, da Sc ma svetu rodi O.
krog 3S milijonov otrok vsako le-
to, kar pride ma minute priblizno
sedemdeset. Torej vee kot, emo de-
te vsako sekundo Sc rodi ma sve-
tn.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-27

NO Je ZVedel, GA Sc Je sledllJl pre-
mislil, je vzel klobuk in odsel "a
MIN V hotel kjer je stanoval. Ho-
tel je bill natlacen casnikarskimi
porocevalci, federalnimi age1fti,
konstablarji in drugimi.
Ko je vstopil je takoj zasumelo
po dvorani "McDonough je tut"
Slednji je mirno korakal k hotel
skemu ufadniku in vpraSal: "Al'
je tukaj neki Dalrymple? "Da;
toda obeduje sedaj; takoj ga po-
klicem. -
Drzavni pravdnik je odsel ma
sredo sobe in stal tam mirno. A
gentle in konstablarji so poprav
ljali samokrese, ola bi bill takoj pri
rokah, ce bi Sc kaj pripetilo.
Kmalu prikoraka IL obednice
Dalrymple, katerega je spremljala
telesna strata stirih moz. Pri mizi
81 je kupil cigaro in 81 jo nazgal.
Roka Sc mu je vidno tresla. Nato
je sci proti McDonoughu.
"Moje ime je McDonough, je
rekel slednji. Dalrymple Sc je ne
kaj obotavljal koncno Sc prijatelj-
ski nasmehne in ponudi roko. Sle-
dnji jo je povsem hladno stisnil.
"PriSel sem, ola vam podam
svarilo, Mr.. Dalrymple,' je rekel
McDonough. "V casopisih sem ci-
tai o vec stvareh, katere namera-
vate tukaj storiti, da potlacite ka-
Ekor ste Sc izrazili revolto visllija.
Kar vam hoGem povedati je sle-
dece: al1o vi ali kateri vaSih Judi
poskuSa aretirati meme ali moJc
sodelavce ibrez procesa kot ga do
lotan zakon, tedaj bonn nemudo-
ma nastopil proti vam in vasi
druzbi. Razunlite me dObro = a
retiral BON vas in vase druzbo ter
vas dial vse shlpaj zapreti. Sc vec,
ako boste vi ali vasi ljudje posku-
sail vdreti privatna stanovanJa
tukajsnjih drzavljanov brez pro-
cesa kot ga zahteva zakon, vas
BON dal aretirati takoj in posta-
viii tie kamor spadate, MIR. Dal-
rymple. "
Ubogi major je bill yes zmesan
in je tezavo sprawl ma dan, da
ne potrebuje pridig.
V govoru, Xxi je nadaljeval je
drzavni pravdnik Sc bolj neusmi-
ljeno opral revnemu majorju gla-
vO.
Hrabra ceta je pozno popoldne
odsla ma postaja in Sc klaverno
odpeljala. Da je vladalo med pre-
bivalci Iron Rivera veliko vese-
! lie Sc razume samoposebi. Tistega
vecera so Ikorakall DudJe tam0s-
Mi rudnik, toda MISC kopali pre-
moga nego so prinesli ma dan zga-
ME, katero SO previdno zakrili v
njemu.
"Mi smo odnesli nase zaloge V
gozd in zakopali tam," je rekel
neki drzavljan zadovoljno, I'm
kakor nitro Dalrymple in njegova
druzba odide od tn, bono prime
sli dragoceno stvar domov
Celia stvar Sc nj koncana, ker je
V zadevo posegla Sc Washington
| ska vlada.