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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
NEKRVAVA REVOLUCIJA V
PORTUGALSKI.

London, 10. okt. = ReuterJeya
brzojavna agentura poroca IL Lis
bone, da ie portugalska vlada re,
signirala radi uspeSnega revolucl-
jonarnega gibanja vojaSkih Get.
Brzojavka IL Nige ma lOndonski
Times pravi, da je revolueija IL
bruhnila vGeraj. VojaSke cete s.
zavzele mirno vSe strategicne toe
Ike V mestu in okolici in vlada j
bila primorana resignirati, - /,
London, 20. okt. = Po nekrva:
vi revoluciji V Portugalski Sc j
oblikOvalo novo ministrstvo. Take
poroGilo je prejela danes tukaj
snja portugalska legaeija,
Badajose. spanska, 20, okt, :
" poroGilih, XII so dospela sem SC
naznanja, da so sprefnljali resni
neredi vojaSko revolueij0narno gi-
banje, ki je zaGelo. V sredo prot
portugalski vladi.
Nemir je zaeel, ko Sc je zaprld
kavarno Brasiliera, ki je bila ne
kako politicno zbiralfS6e. Spopad-
Ii so Sc meS6ani in republikanska
strata.
V nasledniih demonstracijah je
bio dokaj streljanja revolverJi
in puSkami, koliko je zrtev tega,,
nj znano. Mornarii, ki so Sc zaple-
til pouliene pretepe, so Sc povr-
Mill ma svoje ladije po orozje in
Streljali potem V mnozico. Ranje-
lih je bio dokaj Oseb.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
AMERISKI RUDARJI V
SIBIRIII.

Moskva, 10. okt. =" "Big Bill"
Haywood, yoditelj l. w. W, ki Sc
,nahaja pod zaporno obsodbo radi
.izdaie v ZdruAenih drzavah in XII
ie ne glede ma varSeino zbezal V
Moskvo, je Y dolini Kusnecky Y
sovjetski Sibiriijjii dobfl bogato pre-
mogarsko koncesiiO. Koncesijo je
dobil cd sibirskega reyolucijonar-
mega komiteja,
Koneesija je napravljena Hay
woodu kot na6elniku skupine anne
riSkih delaveev.
V soglasju nacrtom Sc bo "a
posljilo $500 ameriSkih premogar7
lev. Nekateri teh so sedaj V Rnsl.
il, ostali pridejo tie kmalg. Viada
jim bo preskrbe!a les "a hise, Pcs
tam koyqheFipaste plasce, s klobu-
Gevino pedvlaisnane ceylie in zivi::,
LA, -..,ar..r 49,. -
Delavci jamGijo, da bodo pp.
dvojili mnozino izkopanega pre-
moga re V prvem letu, Yes mako
pani premog bo izrocen yladi, Nj e.
slednje letO 8. I ioodo smell delaycf
! IIpridrzati poloyico nakopanega
premoga, Ear bodo lahko porahlli
"a nakup strojer j. in "a "a ,'a7sifieh'" :
Inapr9v..
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21

Kralj Jurij ie iztisnil Sestintri-
deSet Solz in odgovoril:
''Z veliko radostjo sem prejel
brzojayko vase svetosti in vSem
svojim srcem Sc pridruzujem vaSi
molitvi, da bi konferenca, XII zbo-
ruje V Londonu dosegla stalno u
mirjenje nemira V Irski in ustva-
rila novo ero miru in sreee "a mo-
je ljudstvo. ("
No, zdaj ko sta ia diva exam
peljca" zaeela skupaj moliti bo
brez dvoma nastal pravi blazen
mir med Anglijo in Irsko. - Kdo.
We, &c je papez kaj zameril Juriju,
ko omenja "moie ljudstvo"? Pa
pei je namree Gisto prepriean, da
so Irci njegoyi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
INTELLIGENCE PS0V.

London, 90. okt. = Imteligenten
pes terrier, po imenu Peter In last
rev. w. Adamsa V Liverpoolu je
bill odlikoyan 2 medaljo cd narod.
Inc lice "a 0brambo psov. V Bor.
rowdalu Sc je zgodilo. Peter je biI
privezan ma verigi V lopi poleg no
tela. Nepadoma ie zaSel silovitl
|laiati in tuliti. Prihiteli SO hotel
s1.i gostje, da vidiio kaj je. Nice
sar nenavadnega MISC opazili. Mrs
Adamas de sia k psu da ga ppmiri
Mic nj pomagaio, pes je iajal in tu-
lii in kazal vse make, da hoce pG>
vedati neki hudi stvari. Iskalo
Sc je vzrok tie nemirnosti in kone-
no naslo, da .e neki mlad moz po
imenu Arnold padel V blizini Sc
nahajajoei globok vodnjak. Mia
deniea Sc je resilo in pes je bill ia.
koj yes sreGen, ker Sc je konGno
lie razumelo njegovo "govorico".
Dunn, N. G., 19. okt. "Joe", ov-
5arski pes, je reSil sv6jo gospodi-
ljo smrti V plamehtl Mrs. Martha
Wood pa poskusala zakuritf 6genj
: peel. Vzela je zato posodo, ka /
eri je .menila, da je petrolej res
licno je pa bill bencin Ko ie villa
ekocino ogenl je bruhnil pla-
aen V MO in il zazgal obleko. Kri- I
ale strahu je bezala ma dvorisce.
am Sc je nahajal MEN pes, Xxi j
akoj prihitel k njej in j V nekai {
renutkih strgal vso goreco obleko !
telesa. I
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
V TIsKovNI sKLAD

so darovali V mesecih august in
september: Andrej Komposh soc,
Jos. Kitz soc, Louis Horvat Soc,
Karol Jeglic soc, Jos. Valencia soc
jos. h;;;;ssSSak $l,oo, Malta Aihbro.
zic $3.50, Jacob Jorga 5000. Sku-
paj 800. Pref izkazanega V tenn
letu $96.15. Skupna darovana svo-
ia $1O9.15, -
Hvala iepa 3sem tistim, ki mas
podpirajo poleg narocnine v teh
tezkih cash Sc Z darovi. Res ie,
da nisme se do 1etos direktno nj
kdar prosili Sc "a postransko pod
porO in dasi je ista majhna
$lo3.15 "a dobo cd 1. januarja pa
do konec septembra, to je doba 9
mesecev, Sc vseeno lepo zahvalju-
jemo ysem darovateljem. To pa
tudi dokazuje, da nj kriza zadela
samo Vas delavce, temvec zadela
je Sc hujse list, kjer Sc morejo vse
'bveznosti, kot place delavcem,
papir in druge tiskarske
,otrebseine redno plaSevati Redni
troski poleg nerednih dohodkov
70 pa hud udarec "a izdajatelje IL
tov, ako nj stranskih virov po-
eg. Pri "Glas Svobode" jih nina
no in to mai zavedni somiSljeniki
postevajo, da mas bolj gmotno in
inancno podpirajo bodisi di-
ektno podporo, kolektanjem "a
stale narocnine in pridobivanjem
ovih narocnikov. Prosimo!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
KAToLISKI PAPEz IN PRO
TESTANToVSKI KRALJ MO
LITA v LEPI SLoGI.

V Londonu Sc sedaj vrSe poga
janja med zaStOpniki angleSke
Wade, to je Anglije in zastopniki
Irske. MehkosrGni papez Benedikt
je OBJ tej priliki postal angleSkemu
kralju Juriiu slede6o brzojavko:
"Veselimo Sc zopetnega priGet-
ka anglo-irSkih pOgajanj in moli-
mo k gospodu vsem naSim ST.
cem, da bi iih blagoSlovil in pode-
Ill vaSemu veli6anstvu veliko We
Seize in neminljivo slavo sJkonG-
nim zakljuckom vek dolgega ne
edinstva,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
ZAKAJ JE. USMRTIL PASTOR
KATOLISKEGA DUHOVNA.

V Birminghamu, Ala. Sc vlsl V
teh dneh obravnava proti revc-
re1edu EdwfItu R.. Staphensona, ki
ie pred nekoliko tedni ustrelil ka-
toliskega "fatra" Jamesa b. Coy
lea. O tenn slucaju smo porocah
tadi mi = in pa = Zakra5skova
Edinost audi. Umevno je, da je b
dinost opisala castitega gospoda
Coynea Eot muGemika, XII Re 'pre-
ill kri ia sveto vero".
Podrebnosti. Q. Salostnem dogod,
| ku so prisle sele pri obravnavl ma
dan in tie podrobnosti pray mic ne
delaio casti katoliskemu "ocetu"
ki Sc sprehaja sedaj Pc nebesklf
preprogah in nosi palmoyo veJo '
roki.
Pastor Stephenson Je podal al
ijaleg med nlim in ustreljenim du
hovnom. Pripoveduif, ola Je sci
recenemu duhovnu in Sc mu pred
stavil, nakar ga je prosil naI MI
pomaga poiskati h&erko, li Je u
Sla nellim Pedrom Gussmanom
rimokatoliGanom liz Porto RSca. :
| Ma to mu je katoliSki "oGe Z" od
govoril:
cali yam nj anano, ola edkar s
ie vaSa hcerka omozila nj vec va
sa?"
<sMoja hGi nj omozena," je od
vrnil Stephenson.
"vasa hci ie omozena," Je oo
vrnil zmagenosno C&yne, "kajt
iaz sam sem jo danes porocil Ska
ltolicanomG, "
/ "Storili ste torel menoj tak'
kakor -da sem umazan pes, - je r.
kel pastor.
/, Ne poskuSaJte tega panoVll'
je zagrozil Coyne.
"Unieili ste mi druzino, F" je r
kel Stephenson nadalje,
"Tedaj," pripoveduje stephe'
son, "'ie planiT k mem IN me ud
iril DO CLAW sunivsi me pri TEN
steber verande, Ga sem padel
kolena. Pograbil me je "a pas
brcal z nogo, Prl tenn mi Je pot
gal naramniee, Tedaj, Sc vedno
: kolenih, sem potegnil samokres
ustrelil, "
Obravnava Sc nj kon6ana do
daj. ko citiramo to porocio kot
Ga prinesli angleski listf.
X Kako krasna Sc lj9piJo krist
/ SOW namesMiki med sehei, ali p
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
RUSTJA Sc DVIGA KLJUB MA.
PAKAM, PRAVI LENIN.

! Moskva, aa.S. okt. = Nikolaj lie
nif razpravlja 3 listu "Pra7da"
prizadevan5ih in tfuau rpske ko
munistifc1fe stranke v dolgem clan.
ku in pravf med drugfin ~
"Oktobrska 1evolucija 5e pre-.
kucnila fevdalizef4 in barbarski
kapitalizem, ki sta bAd oviri ruske
kulture. Cast nam je i1javiti, da
vrsimo to temeljitejSe k6t franco
ska revolucija ali angleSka fevo-
lucia letu 1649, Po stirih letih
smo prepricani, da smo ma pra-
vem; vrhtega Sc nismo nikoli izo-
gibali vpraSanja kot vrse to zapa-
dne dezele. y
Odstranili smo versko ignoran-
co in istotako sramotno neenakost
med mozem in zeno. Sovjetski re-
lim je viSek demokraeije "a delav-
,e in kmete. Svetu Smo dali novo
7rsto demokracije: diktatorstvo
oroIetarijata, kakor jo imenujejo. |
Iikakor ne pozabljamo stevilnih
lapak, katere smo napravili in jih |
e vrsimo. Najtezja vseh naSih ma
og preosnova nase ekonomskel
tavbe, toda mi gremo naprej.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
KRIZA TRGA NEMCIJo; DoBI
POL SLEZIJE.

Berlin. 20. okt. - Danes pOpol-
dine ie zaGel nemSki drzavni zbor
izrednim zasedanjem, ola lzpelJe
NemGiiO IL teme ma svetlo'
Ma eni strani ie koncil hge ma
rodov odvzel NemGiji poloVleo
Zgornje Slezije, ki je zahadn1ca
industrijaIne Nem6ije, in 20 dal
Poliski. Nemski prebivalei dotl-
enem ozemlju Sc izseljujejo IN raz-
mere tam meiiio ze ma novo evil
no voino. V Berlfnu samem pa
ylada nevarnost, da Sc zruSi ena
najboljSih vlad, kar jih je Sc mela
NemGija do sedaJ.
Toda ma drugi strani kaze dana
Snie vladno porO6ilO mO6no dylga-
ME nemSke trgovine, h izboLJsuJe
industriialno krizO. VrednOst mar
ke Sc lie zaeeIa dvigati. Predsed-
mix Ebert ie dosegel preceJ' 10 1e
obrnil tri glavne nemSke stranke'
da pomagajo WirthOvem kaDlne-
IN. Tako ie nekoliko upanja, da Sc
bo premagalo politicnO krizo.
Odlok hginega kOncila, ki je bill
izdan danes V Parizu, deli pleDlS-
citno ozemlje V zgornji Sleziji V
diva della, cd katerih enega doDl
Nemeija, drugega pa POljska, Mad
obema mai Sc novi rezim polagoma
uveliavi tekom petnajstih let
Meina erta vodi OBJ reH Oder
do Nieboschaua. Cd tam V Llssau'
llier Sc zdruI stare meJo, Mem
ella dobi dvaindvajset obcm v 7u-
znem in dvajset V severnem okroz-
in Poliska dobi Rybnik in PlesS'
Nemeiia dobi Beuthen, Glewitz IN
Ratibor. Poliska dobi ma jugu de
vetnajst in ma severn dvajset OBJ
Gin.
svetu poslanikov Sc je nalohlc
odpovornost. do Sc zagotoNe Spl oS
no soglasie med Berlinom IN var
savo "a vzajemno vladanJe obeh O.
krozij. Kot denar V prizadetem o
zemliu bodo sluzile nemSke mar
Ike. Colnina in pOhtiGne meJe bod(
identiene. Import IL poljske zone
V Nem6ijo bodO proSti colnine u
tri leta.
Prebivalci Obeh zon SmeJo pre-
koraeiti mejo brez zadrzka dokle1
Sc ne ustanovi poljske legislaciJe
Tako je lepo dolo6eno V Parizu
toda V Zgornji Sleziji nj stvar ia
ko lahka. V Myslovitzu je dane
bomba poruSila poslOpje, kate
rem ie uradovala nemSka plebls
-eitna komisija. Ena Oseba je bill
rahiena. -
Po eestah, ki vodiio IL kraja od
danega Poljski Sc pOmikajo dOlg
vrSte beguncev, ki Sc umikajo
Nem6ijo in vozijo seboj, kar jim
je bilo mogOGe vzeti. Izseljevanj;
naraSGa cd ure do ure. NemSk,
prebivalstvo puS6a rajSi svoje do
move in poseStva kakOr bi pripa
.dalO PoljSki.
Katastrofa Sleziji je pretreSls
Wirthovo vlado in "a nekaj caSs
je bilo videti neizogibni padec ka.
bineta DanaSnja prva seja reich
staga je pa ugladila nekoliko polo
zaj.
V juliju Sc je mad prejSnjim me-
Secem jumijem pove6al izvoz "a e.
no miljardo mark IN "a emo mi
ljardo je bill veeji tudi uvoz.
Zadnje dni, ko je nemSka mar
ka tako padla so Sc ma berlinSki
borzi vrSile divje spekulacije. TIE
so sedaj pOnehale, ker je marka
znova zaGela rasti V vrednoSti.
ITAmnT TSL/r nAnHH TIT mo
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
Malo je upanja, da bi Sc preprecilo
stavko; premogarska 'nevarnost"

ko neprijeten, kea sene moreJo ne
omejeno druziti in delati slIupne
alliance.
Takoj V naslednjem je udaril pc
ulnijskih voditelJh, ces,. da nimaJo
nikakega Guta "a ljudstvo = ME
mu kryavi srce "a ljudstvo, to je!
- in pravi: "V svoji pohIepnosti
po moGi MISC zadovoljni najvis-
Jimi plaGilnimi lestvicami cd vseh
delavcev V Zcfruzenih drzavah, nj
so zadovoljni s cudoNit1mi izbolJ-
sanji, katere Sc je napravilo V rud-
nikih in delavskih naselbinah, ne
go ii voditelje kliGe5o: "Se vec
Sc vec! Sc veG!"
In sedal hoGejo, da Sc maj podr-
zavi premogorove 20, vsi svetnl-
| KID in da Sc maj podrzavi zelez'
nice Co, vse svetniee y Sest ar ho
ceio delati ma dan in samo pet d'n'
IY~tednu.
Ma 1. novembra, 1919 je ia mo-
gocna organizaeija proglasila ma
ciionalno stavko in pozyala vst
premogarje zaposljene pri meh
ken premogu, da zapus&e delo. )
tenn so prelomili pogodbo, ki Sc n
potekla, ustavili so dobavlj@nJ'
premoga, napravili S tenn nered
ndustriiskem posloyanJu ter po
stavili liudstvo V nevarnost pre(
| gladom in mrazom. Kmalu pozne
lie so zopet pritisnili, ola Sc jim j
zviSalo mezde "a $3.50 na dan. I
poviSanje je Sc vedno veljavi i
bo veljalo do prihodnjega l. apr
la, ko bodo zopet zahtevall vec.
Kakor vidite, odhajajo gospod
Watkinsa jako britka cuvstva.
nadalje je toll, da so operator,
Iuniiskih premogovnikov V Penn
sylvaniji prisiljeni biti kolektol
ski agentje "a unijo. Y njegovel
| distriktu centralni Pennsylvan
: il, ie rekel, morajo operatorJl ot
: trgavati delavcem unijske pr
: spevke, ki znasajo letno 1868 ]
iih izroGevati potem unill. Ma
: 1naGGin so druzbe same prisllJer
sodelovati V zaroti "a uniJonlzlr
4 ME premogarskih delavcev.
H. N. Taylor, podpredsedni
Central Coal and Coke Co. IL Kal
sas Cityja je razpravljal o zvezs
: med operatorji in delavskimi un
: iami. Pozival je operatQrJe, ola nj
IstQiiio skupaii in Sc slozno upre.
: prihodnjo pomlad vsaEd zahte
o rudarjev "a poviSanje mezd.
/ Zvezni senator Samuel d. \
Ichoison IL Colorado poziva, da
mai V Washington dstanovi M
> vladni oddelek "a Tudarstvo I'd
a partmei1t Of mines), III aaj 81 i'm
: posla izkljueno rudarstv9h; z
e je- nujno potrebno, ker Sc je r
| darska industrial mogocno razS
: rila. Dosedai opravljajo te pos
4 razni biroji, kar povzro6a konfl
ZJo. '--' a.; -
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-21
AvSTRIJA Sc PRIPRAvLJA
MA ZAPLENITEV zITA.

Dunai, 19. okt. - Avstrijska
vlada Sc pripravlja, da upelje po-
polno kontrolo mad zitom. Kmete
hoee prisiliti, da izrocijo vladi vse
Tito, kar> ga bodo pridelali.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
PERU

S. +. Rideout Of Hudson, Ohio, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mark B. Lyon
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Moffitt have a
son born July 14th Name, Robert
Emery.
Mrs. Frank Lord and maid Of Scars
dale, N. Y, are at her home here. Mr.
Lord spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson, who
have been visiting at w. B. Simonds'
returned to their home in Natick-
Mass, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis B. Crane and
family Of Elizabeth, N. j., are in town
for their annual vacation and are oc-
cupying Mrs. d. c. Grants house.
Miss Jessie Farnum returned TO
Newport, r. |. the first Of the week,
being called there by the serious i'll
ness Of her niece, Norma Peckham.
Mrs. w. H. Burroughs has arrived
at her home here for the rest Of her
vacation She and her daughter, Mrs.
Edna Bonner Of Greenfield, Mass,
have been spending a few weeks in
Hyannis, Mass.
Mrs Mary (Jenkins) Rush died at
her home here after a long illness
July 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Rush moved
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

was the birthday anniversary Of her
br, Their, l.. p. Buffum.
Prudence Kenyon was taken to the
Bennington hospital Sunday afternoon
to undergo al operation on her throat
Latest reports were satisfactory and
the little Miss is rapidly recovering
her normal physical condition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown Of Mon
treal. Canada, have arrived Lere and
will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Of Ben
nington, were week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ID. Buffum. The occasion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

into the house owned by Allen Reed in
the north part Of the town this spring
soon after Mrs. Rush sold her farm,
just over the Peru line in Landgrove
to Mrs. p. Plaskett Of this town. Her
funeral was held in the church Satur-
day morning and burial was in Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
EAST DoRsET-soUTH VILLAGE

Farmers are haying and good crop
Is being realized.
Ms. Henry G. Wolcott was a bust
ness visitor in Rutland Saturday.
Emery Mcdonald and sister, Mrs.
Esther Kenyon, with her children,
were in Manchester, Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

ny YOUNG sister.
HAS A ouiia board
AND she believes IL
AND TALKS 70 Noah.
AND 1 think she talks
TO HER hes, fellow.
WHO'S DEAD but doesn't know IT,
AND used TO give her.
THE LOUD. rude laugh
BUT I'm sorry now.
BECAUSE LAST night.
! WAS home alone.
so got the board.
AND PUT in a call.
FOR JOHN Barleycorn.
AND OTHER departed spirits.
BUT THE line was busy.
FOR NOTHING happened.
THEN I cheated little.
AND IT spelled this.
~cRAmmAsHorTA SEVEN"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
Mors Than orsmms ~.

II takes more than grammnrs and
Dictionaries to make Iitsrature~s
Higginson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
"Ouija! What's
The good word?

so shut Of auief.
TO HEAD OF any.
FURTHER FAMILY scandal
THEN stopped TO smoke.
a cicARHIre.
AND AFTER a while.
cRAskeo up weeies.
AND ALL Of a sudden.
IT STARTED or
AND QUICK as a aasa.
IT SAID something.
THEY sATisFYs
"SATIsFY'-thati the good
- word. Just light up
Chesterfield and see what ex-
perts can do with fine Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos when
they blend them In that can't-be-
copied Chesterfield way You'll
say "they satisfy"
Did you know about the
Chsstsrfisid package Of i0f
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07
ETHEL CLAYTON
WANTS REAL HOME

Ethel Clayton, the charming Para
mount feature which will be shown
at the Liberty Theatre Saturday and
Monday. Her greatest desire was to
return to a domestic screen story
to nave a real home in the movies and
in "The Price of Possession she gets
a home, but it a large London estate.
ut is not exactly the kind Of home
1 want" said Miss Clayton, in speak
ing of her hope, but it Will do. 1
really want to return to one of the
old domestic dramas like | used to
do"
Not long after Miss Clayton made
her success in Dollars and the Wo-
man" it was discovered by producers
that she had the "air." So they cast
her for social queens with pet poms
instead of children. In THE Price of
she plays a sort of double
role, first as the wife of a bush rider
in Australia and later, after her hus-
bands tragic death, as the mistress
Of Barston Manor, a large estate in
the suburbs of London.
Miss Clayton does admirable work
contrasting the simple domesticity
If her Australian home and the COM
plex management of the England es-
ate, yet in the latter position she
brings into play the homely qualities
which she practices in everyday life
1t her own home. Rockcliffe GLOVES
s leading man.
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TROY

DR.. Stockslger and family left Troy
on Tuesday this week for Lewiston
DR.. Stockslager has been in Troy
since last spring and has made him.
self we'll liked by everybody. We were
therefore sorry to see him go.
DR.. Ottersen, who comes from Spo-
kane, will take the place of DR..
S~tockslager. Mrs. Otterson is a
graduate nurse. We hope that DR..
and Mrs. Ottersen will stay longer in
Troy then DR.. Stockslager and fam
lily did.
Mrs. John Benson Of Kansas City,
Mo-, who has been visiting with rela-
tives and friends in Troy and Spokane
for some weeks left on Wednesday
this week for her home. Mrs. Carl
Anderson left at the same time for
Elgin, Ill, where she will visit rela-
tives.
Rev. Bodine and family arrived in
Troy from Montana last week. Rev.
Bodine will have charge of the Trim
ity Lutheran church in Troy.
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"CAMPUSTRY TICKETS"
LATEST HOAX ON "FR0SH'

"Campustry ticket" has stepped up
in line with left handed monkey
wrench" c Of striped paint"
theatre curtain key and score of
other hoaxes which nave been sAnd-
ing at attention for the last century
awaiting the call Of the practical
joker. The other morning a notice
informing all freshmen that campus
try tickets could be purchased for
$1.75 each at the bursdr's office ap-
peared on the bulletin BOARD
Several freshmen, having but vague
ideas of the significance of the word,
and remembering that in the sopho-
more edicts it was specified that
"fussing" was not meant for 'Frosh,"
deemed it a splendid opportunity.
Numerous applications for the tickets
were received at the bursar's office.
All inQuirers were pleasantly infor-
med the supply was just exhausted.
The "frosh," disappointed owe
their inability to get to the office in
time, will be compelled TO curb their
counting until another supply of
campustry tickets is secured.
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WISCONSIN Girl
DEF|ES HANDICAP
Develops System Of Conversing
With Others Not EquaIed Even
by Helen Keller.
is BOTH BLIND AND DEAF
BY Placing Her Fingers on Vocal
Cords of a Person She Can Toll
What Is Being Said Before
Words Are Actually Spoken.

GAINESVILLE, Wis.-Oyercoming the
handicap Of both blindness and deaf
ness in a manner which has aston
ished all medical authorities who have
heard of 1t, Miss Wiletta Higgins, six
teen years old, a student of the Wis
cOnsin School for the Blind at James
vile, has learned to listen to the con
versation of others through the me-
dunn of placing a finger on the vocal
talking.
Denied the power to see or hear,
his girl has acquired through prac-
tice senses so keen, so accurate and
so marvellous that she is believed to
have a system Of understanding which
has never been equaled even by Helen
Keller, famous blind girl.
Wiletta, through some strange and
unexplainable sense, can tell who is In
a room with her or in adjoining room,
II she has known the person for but
a short time.
Converses With Two at Once.
Through this strange means Of con-
versation, Wiletta may carry on a
conversation with two people at the
same time simply by placing n I'm
ger or one hand on the vocal cords
and telling by the vibrations just what
Is being said before the words are
actually spoken.
She is of normal build for a girl OF
sixteen years, robust and has a
healthy color in her cheeks. Unless
one studied her eyes they would not
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readily note her great afhiction as she
walks with as steady a gait as a nor
mai person would. Upon entering a
room where there are visitors she will
walk without ~faltering up to j. L.
Hooper, superintendent Of the school.
Wiletta is unable herself to under
stand or explain the reason for her
strange method of hearing. 1t just
came to her this is her only explana-
ton. She has been at the school for
six years.
May Develop New Method.
During her first year at school WILL
eta was not a very diligent student
and was especially backward in study
ing the point system of reading. She
mastered the reading system, how
ever, knowing hat 1t was only a mat
ter of time when she would be unable
to see.
The achievements of Wiletta Hug
gins Ire attracting such wide attention
that one Of the large wcmen's maya
of the country contains an inter-
view with her and 4 story Of her NC
1t is the opinion Of psychologists
hat q new method Of teaching the
leaf will be developed as q result Of
he tests which have been made on
Higgins.