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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
I'VE hare found helpers for, Scrbbe Scratch
tsmiled the Queen.
SOME QUESTIONS

M. ecribbis Scratch. shs fatry
ochoolmaster. made q low bow before
Shs Fairy Queen. and then turned his
gaze upon the company. And the
company certainly returned II. for
The schoolmaster was a most peculiar
psrson. He was rs tall and thin as
. birch rod. only much pieasanter
booking. having a mouth that insist
ed on turning up at the corDers. al.
tho he tried his best TO keep Il turned
down. TO make him look more dsgni.
fled. And his ears. poor things. look
ed AZ tho they'd had disagreement
with his head and were stretching as
far away as they could CONVENIENTLY
get. perhaps because ia such post
ton they could hear the tiniest
sound His nose. too. seemed to be
trying TO get away as far a. possible.
and In the effort had grown TO quito
. length. And he wore enormous
spectacies and a long tailed coat. and
Det his hair grow in a forelock which
helped him to think when he pulled
81. Yes. Mr.. scribsle Scratch was
quite a person. and he didn't wish
you 10 forget 10.
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The Fairy Queen introduced sv~y.
body. aitho Tingahng aud scribble
Scratch were old friends.
i've been wondering II We haven't
found some helpers for you. scribbie
Scratch" uniied the queen. nodding
toward the children These people
have had some experience In PARRY.
land and come hisiy recommended
Him. coughed scribble Scratch.
pulling the corners Of his mouth
down. The good news had turned
them up at once. and he was afraid
Of looking too pleased.
"Hmr' said he again. and this time
looked over the tops OF his eiasscs.
That depends on their education en-.
tireiy. what's the capital Of Amer.
lear"
Capital A. n you please. an
swered Nancy. timidiy.
a million dollars" put m Nick.
who'd heard his father talk business
both right" nodded scribbie
Scratch. marking In a book. You're
hired"
Ccpvright. 1890, n. r.. A.
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fo'7" demanded old Mrs.. Postum.
sharply
Unc' Billy fidgeted uneasiiy. An
done brought yo' two eggs from
Farmer Browns hsnhouse." he re.
piled. meekiy.
Two eggs Two eggs, How do
20 think An am going to feed
eight hungry mouths on two eggsg"
snapped old Mrs. Postum.
Unc' Billy hung his head. He
hadn't a word 70 say. He Just
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couldn't tell her bs had spent the
whole day tramping thru the Green
Forest. just looking for an old friend
whose voice he had thought he
heard when he ought 10 have been
helping her find a dinner for tho
eight little possums. No. sir: Unc'
Billy hadn't a word 10 say.
Ny. my my! How old Mrs. Postum
did scold M she came down the great
hollow tree TO get the two eggs Unc'
Billy had brought. Unc' Billy knew
that he deserved every bit OF II. He
felt very miserable and he was too
tired 70 have . bit Of spirit hft 80
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LOOKS

styies--Don't you think tho short
skirts the girls are wearing make
'em look shorter?
Myles-Maybe; but they make the
men look. longer. -Yonkers States
man.
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Oar. Seattle .
:f$S%q er|;z;I A@;.j,R!.': :.
Page 153
THE HUNT

Mo when the Indians
A. thought your COW was dead.
did your father believe themr"
Peggy asked. her face aslow with
excitement
'oh. reggy. use your brainsr
David exclaimed. Don't you know
q grown man doesn't believe In
ghosts, Just the same. this Is a
real interesting story. Won't you
please so on. Mrs. Polly
Mrs. Polly smiled and drew Peg.
~ closer.
mo. David" she said. "rNther
didn't believe them. but after they
had gone he came tnto the house
and told US what they had said.
They are 50 supers,itious that
It's hard 20 get anything out Of
them. They insisted that the
sound OF the cowber came from
the bottom OF tho sea- guess Il
they heard It there we'd better
gc, out and search again
$50 the next morning we all
started out again. but with no bet.
ter luck.
we would hunt awhile and
then stop and iistep--out not
sound Of that bell did We get.
And tho we spent the better
part OF the day In the search calf
ing. and calling. and tho the
plsintive cries Of the lonely calf
continued thru the long hours Of
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n you value your appearance, get
special skin treatment. s3.12- Com.
plcxion fnprover, Goitre.Go Rene.
dies. Herb Medicine Mfg. Co, Box
50. Seattle.
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| the night as well. no little cow
did we ind,
The third night more Indians
came to tell Us about the bell.
Cease your cailingr they
begged us. Cease calling the tinas
moosmoos, for her spirit knows
no rest. whyg Because you call
and call.
Par. far In the bottom Of the
sea Ia her spirit. and your calling
makes the spirit restless. II Ii for
that we can not fish without hear.
inE her bell. From the sun.rising
to the hour of the dark the sound
is In our ears. sometimes louder.
sometimes softer. II rings and
rings and we fear 20 nsh there
any more because OF the restless
spirit OF the little COW which IL
lost
when I had listened to them
awhile I had an idea
Father said. II Brownies
hcii n suli ringing around here
then Brownie isn't dead Let's go
out with q boat tomorrow and
see where tina, sound comes from
and follow Il up
Father thought minute. Then
he nodded his head.
THAT'S a good idea. Polly hc
replied. Wen do that the very
FIRST thing tomorrow morning
after breakfast.
CTo Re Continued
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sent to my relatives or to the govern
ment! My captors were afraid, it
seems. Another gang of outlaws
carried off an official of the United
States government about the time l
was abducted. The bandits think it
would be unwise to anger the au-
thorities about kidnapping cases at
the same time.
"When I protest that my relatives
will think me dead, Don Manuel re-
plies that it is Gods will-my rela-
tives will pay more for gett.--g me
back from the dead
81 am not afraid of the gang any
more. I've rather hypnotized the
leader. But Pm getting awfully
bored and the nights are growing
frightfully cold l am going to get
away from here even if l have to
elope with Don Manuel! His wife
his latest wifc-it's his fifth or sixth,
thinks a handsome young girl
she would trail me to the ends of
the earth and knife me. | know that
because she hates me so, she would
gladly help me to get away-leaving
her handsome Manuel behind.
at was easy to find a traitor in
camp-Manuel's lovely wife put her
finger, on him for me-but l couldn't
bride the man to go south to San
Jose, where | have a friend-as l
suppose you know, by this time. The
messenger was afraid of Carranza's
police. By chance, Manuel gave me
the latest news brought by his spies
from the border. Bob Lorimer and a
party of rich men were on their way
to the Lorimer mines! Lorimer's
wife stayed north of the river. My
messenger is willing to go north-ho
isn't afraid of our government. And
he will be faithful for have given
him my last jewel, ring which [ had
hidden in my powder box. Manuel's
wife didn't know about that!
''The Indian who will deliver this
speaks a sort of English. He told
me where l am-two days north and
two days west of the point where
was captured. Our camp is in a
cavern, camoufaged as a cave.
''The Indian will bring back a not,
from you-so don't be afraid when
he speaks to you 81 hours after 20 /!
read this.
Help me-this week-or I'll r
away with Manuel"
In vast disgust, l crumpled the
sheet into a ball-then l had to
smooth it out so Jim could read it.
(To be contihued.)
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500 Reward. SlOO

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|G 0l1ftG2iolIS{It&a BlrtiL5Ii
ca4e8dAd 1919 By the e -UN~r,s7 Ens1ss.4e,s..ss,
katherine Miller Sends Back a Mes.
sage Telling cf Her Capture.

katherine Miller Sends Back a Mes
sage Telling CT Her Capture.
THE letter was written on the lin
ing of a cracker box. could
distinguish the stain of the biscuits
making a delicate water mark in a
repeated Japanese design. 1t was
q long letter. 1t began:
81 was taken from the train in
your place.? Thus, i. the very first
sentence, my rival reproached me,
and put the responsibility for her
misfortune and her claim for assist
ance plainly "up to me-"
4 had no idea that you and had
come down to the Rio Grande on the
SINE train until l learned it from
the outlaws ran the letter. "You
were to have been kidnapped and
Wnen the bandits found out their mis-
take, think they wanted to murder
me. But their leader who is a very
handsome chap"
shrugged my shoulders as l read,
noting how the tiger-kdy betrayed
ner secret self. In some book, once
pom tlme,I had come across this:
Sex is the golden thread which
runs through life and makes it beau
tiful!'
Katherine's letter forced me to re-
wise the quotation. Sex isn't always
a thread of gold-sometimes the
thread is of base metal which tar
nlshes quickly.
The leader, Don Manuel, speaks
captivating English. l explained that
was almost as valuable as you are,
and l convinced him that he could
collect big ransom for me.
lie and his gang-women as well
as men-have been very considerable
Of me. l am comfortable as circum-
stances will permit. l am free-at
liberty to run away-only Don Man
- warns me not to do so. If l try,
III surely get lost in the wilderness
and perish.
ITO tell the truth, l feel quite like
a gypsy queen"
In spite of my haste to get to the
end of the letter, l re-read that SEN
tence with smile. "To feel like a
queen" even in a bandits camp
couldn't fail to please the lady, /
knew.
Il supposed that Manuel had ar
ranged for NY ransom at once. So
l was patient, at first, but I got
frightened as the days dragged on,
and l coaxed TIE truth out of Man
uel.
mot one word about me had been
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trich," he said. "Then we can scare
him and make him give US back our
Mushroom"
Nancy shook her head. "No, let's
wish ourselves very little and let him
eat US. Then we can ask the mush-
room down in his stomach what to
do"
The little boy agreed, although he
really didn't like the idea of travel
ing down such a long, squeezy road
as he was sure it would be inside the
ostrich's neck.
Certainly queer things were hap
pening in Topsy-Turvy Land! When
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Ostrich, please eat u.s."
Of course the ostrich didn't under
stand them at all, but he didn't have
to be coaxed to eat two lovely, fat,
rosy children. Especially when he
was hungry. They were much nicer
than railroad spikes or mushrooms.
He made one grab-that was Nick
And another grab-that was Nancy.
And it was all over! The little boy
and girl found themselves sliding a
warm, moist, toboggan-slide into the
ostrich's stomach.
Copyright. 1920, N E. Az
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ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
b. Olive Roberts Barto7

the twins started out to hunt Jocko
they had not counted on things like
this.
Green Shoes, please make US wee
little" said Nancy bravely. And
bumpl Down they came until they
weren't any bigger than hop toads.
There stood the ostrich right over
them looking as big as a mountain
to the frightened little travellers. But
just to show you how brave they
were. Nick said boldly. "Now, Mr..
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A NEW ADVENTURE.

THE Twins stood watching the great
4 ostrich gulping down their fairy
friend, the Magical Mushroom, not
knowing exactly what to do. The os-
trich kept talking and talking, and
blinking his eyes, but the children
couldn't understand a word he said,
now their little friend was gone.
Suddenly Nick thought of their
green shoes. Lets wish ourselves
a million times as big as the old os-
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PINTs 1oc; QUARTS zoe.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

Central TimeI
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains. Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures pub
shed as information and not guar.
tnteed.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA R. r
Arrive Leaves
II: SO pm Columbus-Chgo $40 am
1898 pm Albany-MC 4tgy 5:18 am
1885 pm Macon-Atlanta 6:37 am
7:15 pm columbus 49," TAO am
2:17 pm Albany-Montgy 2:17 pm
2:l7 pm Macon-Atlanta 2:l7 pm
HAS am COLUMBUS 80 2:3O pm
1000 am Columbus III 200 pm
6:37 am Albany ....-- 7:35 pm
5:18 am Macon-Atlanta 1898 pm
$40 am Albany-Jaxville lis. pm
"Daily, except Sunday
SUNDAY only.
sEABOARD AIR LINE.
Arrives Leaves
&c $50 pm Cordele-Savannah l go am
5:15 pm Richland 1000 am
$40 pm Cordele-Savannah 1881 pm
q 81 pm Rchland-Montgy $40 PHI
1000 am Cordele-Helena :. 5:15 pm
United States
Railroad Administration
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
EvRoPA IN PIsALN1 sTRoJ.

Ameriski urad brez pisalnega
stroja bi sploh ne bill urad, temvec
samo spomin ma minute case. Ev-
ropa pa Sc vedno drsa po papir-
.ju peresom in Srnilom in kot po-
roca list Golden Age je bas V Sc
DAMIEN casu zacela spoznavati
vse ugodnosti, katere nudi pisalni
stroj. Ma francoskih sodiscih so
zaeeli obravnavati, ce je postavna
pisati vazne listine kot so napti-
mer zadolznice in drugo S plsai-
nim strojem.
Svetovna vojna je Evropo mno-
&c natlcila in med tenn tudi vred-
most pisalnega stroja. Pred kon-
fliktom je poslala Amerika cd 20
do 40 procentov svojih pisalnih
strojev V Evropo, sedaj je pa to
ze poskocilo ma SO procentov. A
ko bi mogla Europa NbolJsatl 81
svcj slab. kredit na denarnem tr-
GU hi bilo eksportiranje pisalnih
strojev veliko vecje. Kadar bo Pa
dobila velika posojila, katera prl-
eakuje, je upati, da Sc bo situaeiJa
izboljsala in IL nase dezele DO re-
NAL velik tok pisalnih stroJev ne
prestano V Evropo.
Evropa potrebuje med dfuglm
tudi modernih uradniskih metoc.
Use to Sc bo dalo pomoci zlasti Sc,
ker pisalni stroll MISC "a polovleo
podrazili tekom vojne kot ]e po-
drazilo vse drugo. Vzrok temu Je
ia, da so bill pisalni stroll re pred
,vojno neprimerno dragi in so O.
stall taxi Sc danes.
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FATALEN RIJoT v DUBLINU

Dublin, IrSka, 22. marca.
Danes zvecer Sc je tukaj vrsil ri
jot katerem so bile dive osebi u
biti in vec ranjenih, stiri jako ne
varno. Riot je zacel radi razgra-
janja yojakov. Okrog 300 slednJih
je zveeer OBJ 9 uri paradiralo po
ulicah, prepevalo, razbijalo pc
vratih in razbijalo okna.
Pc paradiranju so Sc voJakl
vracali skozi Harcourt st. proti
svojim barakam in "a mimi je sla
velika mnozica civilnega prebiva.-
stva.
.Pri Portobello mostl je bilo vi
deti, da bo tepez nastal neNosl-
ben in nstrelilo Sc je salvo mad
glavami mnozice. Ma cigav ukaz
nj znano. Streli, Xxi so ubili dive o
sebi in stiri tezko ranili so Sc pri-
petili ma Richmond cesti. Vzroki
tega Sc MISC prav jasni. Vojaki,
kateri so zaceli z nemirom so sc
povrnili V svoje barake. Drngi vo,
iaki, XII so sc nahajali V mestu in
MISC bill pri rijotu prHadeti so /
nell mnogo truda, ola so Sc reslll
pred pestmi razjarj mescanov.
London, %. marca. = Porocila
dospevsa V London, Xxi razprav-
ljajo rijotu Dublinu Sc razll
kujejo cd prvih izjav, katere Sc
je prejelo. Emo poroeilo pravi, da
so Sc vojaki vracali iz gledalisca
in prepevali God Save the King
(bog ohrani kralja) ter so bill pr
| ten napadeni cd mnoziee. Neki
voiaak je V samoobrambi sprozi1
samokres, nakar je streljanje po'
stale sploSno rezultatom, ola sta
bila neki moski in ena zenska lbi.
ia.
Druga verzija Sc glasi, da SO ia.
talnosti nastale radi salve voja
kov kateri SO bill poslani IL baraE
Portobello, ola varujejo neoboroze
,ne vojake.
Glede prvih porocil, da So nam
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
PozAR v sAMoSTANU.

Wilkesbare, Pa. TukaJsnJl
nunski samostan po imeml Order
of Mercy je nedeljo zjutraj uni
ell ogenj. Nune so bile zajete IN
SO skakale skozi okna drugega IN
tretjega nadstropja na razpete
mreze, katere so drzali ljudje. B.
ma izmed njih je zgorela docm Je
bilo devet drugih nevarno obzga-
nih in drugace ranjenih.
Obzalovanje vreden dogodek je
to in, clovek, ki ina kolickaj srca
mora obcutiti usmiljenje do ne
srecnih zrtev. Toda, priJatelJl, kaJ
MISC samostani pod bozjim var
stvom? Kaj Sc nebi dalo take ne
sreee prepreeiti pobozno molit-
vijo? Ali nj bilo nobenega poboz-
mega fajmostra V blizini, ola bl O.
genj "panal"? Kaj vec nie ne po-
maga kadilo in blagoslovlJena vo-
da?
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
Aurora Borealis v Chicagu.

vprasanje v primeroma kratkem
casu.
Telefonska drlGba je imela ra-
di tega prirodnega pojava dokaj
sitnosti. Oh pol osmi uri zvecer nj
bilo mogoee telefonirati ma dodge
distance. Zdaj je odpovedala ena
crta, zdaj druga. Chicago, XII je 2
dolgimi diStancami zvezano me-
sti New York, Minneapolis, Mil
waukee, Denver, Des Moines, O.
maha, Pittsburgh in San Franci-
sko, je morala pretrgati vse ko-
munikacije omenjenmi mesti do
jutra.
Iste tezave je imela Western
Union brzojavna druzba in Postal
Telegraph Co. Vsekakor je rece-
no, ola brzojavi MISC odpovedali
popolnoma. Mogoce je bilo posil-
jati brzojavke toda dolgimi "a
mudami. Nobenega efekta pa nj
aurora borealis povzrocila V me-
stu samem in okolici v krogu pet
indvajsetih mill.
Poroeila IL juznih draw pravi-
jo, da Sc je pojav videlo cello tam,
kar je jake nenavadno. Videlo Sc
ie cello Montgomery, Ala. Enaka
porocila siju prihajajo IL draw
South Carolina in Vinginije. Po-
Jaw ie bilo videti tudi V Washing
tOnu.
Professor Philip Fox North
western vseucilisea je zadnjo ne
deljo opazil ma solncu veliko pego,
katero je bilo mogoce opaziti cello
prostim ocesom. On je mnenJa,
| da ina to mnogo opraviti s poja-
vom aurore borealis.
On je rekel, ola so severni sill
jake redko vidni juznim dezelam
| in tudi jake nenavadno je, ola
trajajo toliko casa kot slednji.
Magneticne nebesne sile SO bile,
Xxi so povzrocile pri elektricnih
zemliskih napravah nered.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
LIEF. NAMEN.

Pc neki eikaski ulici je korakal
mozak S tezko i'm dolgo lestvo ma
rami ma drugi strani mu Je poleg
tega visela primerna vrv.
Ker Sc je z lestvo obraeal in zbi-
ial mimoidocim klobuke z glave
je prisel k njemu policaJ.
Exam pa mislite lestvoY'
"Pssst, JAZZ samo gledam kJe bl
dobil kakSno primerno mesto, da
Sc obesim! Policaj je pograbil
moza "a ramo in odkorakala sta
ma policijsko straznico. V njego-
VEN zepu so nasli 40 dolarjev in
ga potem odposlali ma opazovalni-
co, ker Sc sunni, da nekaj nj V re-
du njegovim razrmom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23

Aurora Borealis ali severni sijI
Sc je pokazala Cikazanom zadnji
pondeljek zvecer. .Vrgla je ma mas
nekoliko triljonov elektronov ter
je naredila stem precej nereda pri
,bmojavnih in telefonskih sluzbah
Poleg tega je pa veliko stevilo lju-
di zrlo proti nebu kot kure kadar
pijejo ter je bila vec slucajih
nevarnost, da so odlomi glava
strani, kar bi bila "a doticne veil
ka Skoda.
Enak pojav Sc je videlo V mar
Gu leta 1918 in kot je videti, Sc nj
moda Sc mic spreminila cd tedaj,
kajti sedanja aurora je bila enaka
oni leta 1918. Nekateri, Xxi so O.
pazovali zanimivo sliko so bill
mnenja, ola je nekdo nebesih od-
prl velikanski svetlikajoi solnc-
nix in ga spudil mad Chicagol
Cd zemlje navzgor so Sc syetil
kali zakrivljeni velikanski zarki in
oboki liz njih, celia katedrala lepo-
te. Barva zarkov je bila bledo ze-
lenkasta in dvigali so Sc cello do
zenita vcasih in Sc neprestano
spreminja1i. (Zenit je "vrhunec =
neba, namree mesto, XII Sc nahaja
navpieno mad glavo eloveka). =
Vcasih so svetlikajoce proge in
tocke hitele navzgor in navzdol.
Astronomical strokovnjaki po-
iasnjujejo pojav, ola Sc je namred
iz solncnih plinov pojayila abnor-
malna mnozine elektricitete. II
toki Sc ra1gube V vsemirski pro
stor loceni separatne zarke. =
Sempatje Aadene, kateri takih
zarkov ma zemljo in ljudje yidijc
severni sij ali auroro borealis.
Ma tisoce ljudi je vprasalo 81
noci potion telefona ma razne ci
kaske liste, kaj pomenja nenavad
nj pojav, kaj pomenja vellkanskt
svetloba ma nebu? Telefonska dml
zba in listi so morali odgovorit
vsega skupai mad 50O0krat ma t
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ENAJsTLETNI DECEK RESI-
MATERI ZIVLJENJE.

Smrt je grozila petm osebam
radi ubajajoeega pima in odvrnil
10 je II let star William Cassidy.
Williama je vzbudil duh po pill
nu njihovim domu ma l0l27
Winston Ave-, da je vstal in od-
sci v kuhinjo. Ma tleh je nasel le-
zati svojo mater nezaveznostno. =
Tri pipe pri plinovi peel so bile
odprte. Zaprl je plin in nitro po-
klical 1s let starega brata Johna,
III let stare sestro Mary in pet
najst let stare Doroty. Vsi triJe so
nesli mater = Mrs. Elizabeth Cas-
sidy = ma svez zrak in poklicali
sosede ma pomoc. Poklicalo Sc je
policijo in kmalu sta dospela diva
policaja noseea pulmotor. Mrs.
Cassidy Sc jepocasi predramila IL
nezavesti vendar je bila Sc prevec
da bi mogla govoriti
in podati porocilo kako Sc je ne
zgoda, XII bi bila lzmalu fatalna,
pripetila.
je mnenja, da je matt mai
brz pustila plin peel goreti, ko
Sc je odpravljala spat, nakar je
plamen ugasnil radi prepiha. Pin
je najbrz mater prebudil, ola je
sla gledati, toda jo je pref omotil
nego je mogla zapreti pipe.
Mrs. Cassidy je vdoya. Men
moz je bill pred tremi lett ubit pri
neki nesreei.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-23
DRAGocENE PUNcIKE.

Boston, Mass. - Ker je neka L
talijanska priseljenka prehitro-
hotela ma postal vzeti IL kovceka
porcelanasto punciko, ko so fman-
chi uradniki preiskoyali, &c nina
eesa, kar bi bilo podvrzeno carlnI
ali kaj prepovedanega, so slednJi
zaceli sumiti in so puneiko pre-
iskali. v njenem truplu" Sc je
nahajala steklenica zganja. Ia
vest Sc je med uradniki razsirila
in takoj SO pri raalicnih potnikih
nasli podobne puncike. Vsega skal-
paj Sc je odkrilo okrog 300 kvar-
tov zganja. v nekaterih vecjih
"dolls" so dobili vec kot "a gallo
no zganja.