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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
SeLecting ,Jlll.ies

ONE has to read much matter to find
" anything stranger, if not more ludi-
erouS, than the selection OF jury in this
country. which remark is prompted by the
initial proceedings in the trial of the San
Francisco matricide, l6-year-old Dorothy
Ellingson
The first man called was asked ii the
accused's youth would. in any way affect
his opinion. He said it would. and was
promptly excused by the prosecutor. One
has to imagine what sort OF jury il will be
that isn't affected, in some degree, by
youth.
The second man called declared that he
never read murder cases because they
made him nervous He went into the panel
temporarily at least, and one naturally
speculates on his capacity and condition TO
render fair and intelligent verdict after
he has spent days in listening to the details
of bloody murder
UnqueStionably, the prisoner in this case
will get as fair trial and as full justice as
an honest court can possibly give her. But,
aren't the peculiarities of legal procedure
wonderful?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
BAD AMERICANS
IIIKI TWO NATIONS

Mexico agrees 10 drug treaty
with the United gtatcE, FOR the bet
tor guarding against the smuggling
ol narcotics Doubtless hlezioo
would gladly agree 20 liquor md
gambling treaty nH9. III h would
pur au end 90 the weird towns just
grrDn the border nom which many
Americans get their chief impression
~ Mexico
FOR Mexico it frankly ashamed Of
thssc moGi pestholes. America
should be- more ashamed. These Dor
der towns. ono inch outside ~ AnCr.-
can lugyH. gnd Il thousand miles away
from effective Mexican admiuislrl.
ton. ure pandcreIs. not 10 Mexican,
but 10 American vice.
Their chief inhabitants arc Ameri-
cans wanted" By the police some
sherc. Their patrons are Americans
who think d III smart 80 escape
American laws Their diFgraeg is 10
America
a thousand miles further across
The northern dcscrt. Is the real Mlx.
leo with o civilization older and 80
some ways finer than ours. with fine
and cultivated people at It's top and
sober. decent and dil!eent people in
o. mass. good country 81 q justly
proud people American tcnderlo!n3
Just across the line arc not Mex
leo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
My Bears, Men Are Still Gallant

generally given "a mir alimouy
We can vote, we can rim Tor Of
ice. we can marry and build "a
homo II NO chpoEo, Our voice Is
listened 70 wherever men gather
upon important matters. We arc
d power within the land
And Is thls not more wonderful
and satisfying than those petty
manuerisms u hygong con-
,uryF We owe our men a grrat
deal mUug OK gratitude Tor what
they have given TO us Ia protsr,
uyr laws than ot criticism for
what they have taken away from
tH in tho sorm ~ suEary polite
EerH
Tho ago Of chiFairy, recalled
In bisiory. wna She worst age IN
,Br world fos women
Chlyalry les something finer
than having q man bare his head
when you enter an elevator u
Is that quality which impcls
gentleman 20 play flir with n
women in every situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
- SCIENCE ---
ANTIBODIES

TT&TlL recently little was
u WINS known about what j.
called 'HHturaI immunity"
meaning The power within every
person Of fighting off disease
germs II 10 were not for this
power, bacteria soon would wipe
our al human aud animal lie
The substance generated by, the
cells of ne body for the purpose
u fighting and destroying dis
ease germs are called autibodics.
Just what they are is not known.
Thsy are not visible, but what
they win DO II known 10 O Ger.
tainty
Science now knows how 10 pro.
ducc these unseen anilbodies ar
officially This is done IN the
blood streams Of animals. mostly
hOrseE The animals at first re-
ceiye hypodcrmic injections OF
dead bacteria. These arouse the
antagonisn of the cells the same
az live bacteria The cells pro-
coed 10 generate antIbodies. The
animals are then painlessly bled
and the serum is refined. tested
and bottled and " ready for in.
lection into Tho blood of persons
suffering from infectious dis.
eases Among tho many great
accomplishments due 10 this
method are the elimination II
typhoid from the armies Of the
world. the vaccine against hydro
phobia and the lockjaw antitoxin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
As to the Times

0F HIGH instructive vaIue, in even the
~ humbleSt home, is Chairman Gary's
review of the operations of the U. S. Steel
corporation during the past year
Two things spell prosperity or hard
times in America-conditions in the steel
and iron business and in agriculture Let
us pay some particular attentions to both
Of these.
Early in 1924, the steel business began to
slump. Tonnage output went to Sc per cent
of capacity in the first quarter, then to 50
in the second quarter, and down to 90 in
the third. Export steel business was in bad
shape, too, the average price received be-
ing IA cents less per ton than in the pre-
ious year. But, in the fourth quarter, the
conditions began 20 improve rapidly, so
that U. S. Steel was able to divide S6O.S00-
S52 among its 156,i64 registered stock
holders and on February /, 1925, the de-
mands required running of the mills at
90 per cent of capacity. and at date the
new tonnage booked is exceeding the out
put shipped.
Thus, we may conclude as to this one OF
our basic industries, the outlook is good.
Whereas there was gloom at this season.
last year, the tendency is strongly upward
in the iron and steel business, business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
The Beginning of Eval
By HERBERT QUICK

TuIE beginning OF evil is ike
L tic letting out OF wator. No
one knows when OF whore IL viii
stop. When the evil D. raj, IN
tho relations pr tFo great peoples
the waters may bring ruin and
disasters which can not be dos
cribed.
Canada and the United siatca
hav. Tor "A century lived sid6 by
side ike sisters, Nothing 10 the
worlds relations has hrcn nearer
20 the ideal Sometimes wc have
had small Eistcriy difference hut
our friendship has bccn on tho
Whole n far better thing than a
state Of nero peace II has beeu
o peace % tho heart founded on
mutual understanding ana o.
,eem. not OF governments. but q
our people
When 're put tariff on cana
dian wheat entering this country
We did the thing which was tho
beginning OF OWL I opposed IL,
Tho no one can accutr mo ~
lack u concern Tor the welfare OF
the American farmer. I opposed
Il FOR two reasons; first. bccauae
lnasmuch as our whca, price Is
made in Europe. the tariff would
80 the farmers no good. and
second, because Il was q wrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Clean Monies

JNTILL II, HAYS, president of the Mo-
wv ton Picture Producers and DiStrbu-
tors of America, Inc, has asked all motion
picture directors to get behind him in his
stand for clean pictures.
II is 10 be hoped that they will. Hays
doesn't have to ask the movie-goerS to
back him up The great majority OF them,
if not all of them. Just naturally will
We are told there is some sort of les
son, or moral, in every movie of the seri-
Gus type. Such lesson has the finest
chance of having its effect if il be based on
decency and does not run to the suggestive
and unelean.
The spring cleaning spirit is in the air.
An appropriate time to clean up moving
pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

YOU can get an answer TO
4 any question OF fact or In.
formation by writing Tho Seat
tie Star Question Editor. i3sa
New York ave. Washington,
ID. C., and inclosinG cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or martial ad.
vice. Personal replies, conf.
Dental All letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

10 tho people Of Canada. In both
contentious I was right
And now Canadian public men
81 influence arc lAyarinz cmbaf
goes against the export OF aush
things as puip.wood. WATERPROOF
cr. rosl and wheat Il, they do 81.
thcy sHi huri their own interests
more than ours. hat they may
not hinder i, People are always
cutting Cff their moses to spite
their faces Il would Sc casy
20 prove this: hu; q is not
necessary
Tho point is, we have given
thcm tho hlnt aud tho impulse 90
do a. Certain special interests
there can profit by 81. The Bctious
thing about u is that it would
tend 10 destroy forever this long
idyll o. real friendship between
two kindred peoples This is tho
sHddsst and mos; harmful thing
which could happen 20 North
America n might even nun on
thru pIquc To dislike 70 hatred
aud 10 open cnmiiy II lis 10 be
hoped that Canada viii have bot
ter sense than we have had. and
refrain from retaliation, giving
us time 10 correct our own
blunders--which harm us as
much as they injurc her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
BY MRS. WAITER FERGUSON

gailantrg. our men have those
gentlemen Of Il bygono day FAR
outelassed They have given us
6 thousand finer sud more latt
ing things Than obelranccs They
have alt IN legislative ha.ls and
passed laws for our protection
SO have widowb' pensions and
maternity measures aud The
means fb prevent our children
from spending thelF infancy az
hard labor We have lsgal re-
eouns when our husbands dc,
sFrt us. $50 have tbs privilege ~
earning our bread IN the way wa
ike best, which prevents many
Of us from being dependent upon
mfn we may hate
We have tho opportunity 90
procure divorce when unharpliy
married. wo are usually allowed
the custody ~ our children and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

icoHld be plad 10 JaD or borrotr this
COPY al REID. 1888.
Try The old Book stores II no
ncishbor offers tho desired copy.
Mr. Ftrii WHAT Gun b. doup
about tho street az Mo end OF The
pdrcmcHt on Gsth ~. aud eDth arc.
~ ~ When the cltD pared ne
streets uloy ictt The dirt at the end
Of The pairing, making 70 ucrv
dangerous place. Siriy-Jit,h to 10Th
n. \, was also Zen IN bad condition.
Mrs. q. u.
This condition has been reported
10 the street department and win be
looked into. and If necessary, rom.
cdied without delay
VIZ. Firit. why is 70 that tclcu
me tar assessor came around flls
large property oIrncr can Show him
around IN such OoDini ,cap as 20
gct oU iUith Hght assessment
tchiia Tho poor icymun icho has dun
her home out OF ne Sfunps pcts u
double dose 10 make up jor ~
l. ". DfSGU ST.
II Mr.. lHiMt could give u salts
factory answer to this they would
want TO make him tax assessor.
which would be calamity. How
ever 1T Is possible that you arc hap
pier after the assessor has gone
than is tho man you describe. 1t
Is also possible that not as many Of
the big fish" get away as YOU
imagine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

Az ELDERLY woman, very
a lately. wan bemoanIuE the
fae, that ths men now behave
with less ehivaigy than thgy once
pmetlc-d
Somehow" she said = rau't
hsip hu, long rog thoso little ll.
trnilons which Tho meu 81 for.
MGR generation glyr TO lhsi
wumep
Tut. you ter. We can't have
everything S0ms men used 10 81,
very rDgrtraua and gallant ln
deed. Bnd no doubt the women
who came into cnptnc, with them
were charmed by their bows aud
thelr bent, barred heads nut what
we should keep la mind Ia that d
Dot ~ this waN mere outward
sHnw.
When e comes 10 rsal true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Worry

NTORRIeh0s no useful value, accom-
Wv plisheS nothing, and makes the vie
tim n nuisance to himself and to his assoc
ciates, says the Chicago Health bulletin.
And there is plenty of food for thought
in that for everybody,
Too much worry is one of the few real
things YOU need worry about
A man who lives regularly, is engaged in
3 good, active mental or physical work,
takes part in some regular healthful recre-
ationS, and takes time to do good deed
for someone else once in a while, has little
time to worry.
1t isn't bad idea TO remember that the
world is pretty much as we make it, Laugh
ter is of real value to the worrier and
cheerfulnesS is bully good tonic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

ga YOUNG MAN said a doc
n tor. filling his briar-root,
was sent to me ste1ved to the
steaming point during a night
out. He had made his wife be-
Iieve that he was Just sick and
she had insisted on his visiting
me at once.
'S-shave me, doctor, s-shayc
me! She'll have 70 know what
I'm sufferin' from, he appealed.
"'oh weIl,' ] said. Tell her
It's syncopation.
at noon, she called mo UP by
phone and with much sarcasm
said: Thanks for your diagnosis,
doctor. I've looked up your syn
copation In the dictionary and
see that It means an uneven
movement from bar TO BARI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
PERHAPS THE
CHINESE ARE RIGHT

Thoy have school board quarrcls
to China. too. But disgruntled Amer.
can teachers could scarcely resort TO
such direct action as the hundred
Ticntsin professors who called on the
minister Of education and soundly
rancd Kim.
Doubtless practice on their pupils
had made them experts on the Job.
prhnps tho ''cnning' could better be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
if of Public Interest

NJ. Firit. VIC hare recently
morcd into good rcddeHco district.
but find that some Of The nci0hbors
arc making a garbage dump ~ IN.
rcar Of our house. ichich Is rcrD Or
icusirc. what can trc do about
this2 l., " u.
Report the exact location TO the
health department, MAin-i0to. The
matter viii be attended 10.
ur. Fi1if: uanU thanks Jor your
prompt action IN hariag ne charge
reduced In the blasts ~ The lake
Washington Jyuicrdrd district. The
service gou orc rendering The public
is most comBlcndablc. and letsh 70
thank ggu. 5iftS u w.
Hr. Ftrit, ~ I bun a house and
lot on contract. paying 500 dotcH
and SO much per month. aud a petit
ton Is circulated t0r street portHg,
,eho should sign tho petition, me or
NE person from rhom bought
the placer INTERESTED.
If tho deed Is sim IN tho nomo OF
the other party. hc should sign the
petition. If your contract has not
been recorded. II recorded, both
parties must sign tho petition
ifr. FiGit; Last Saturday morn
inp I tpaS coming homo on No, Bai-
lard car at $50 There Is q plat
form at end ST. for passengers 10
alight on Notwithstanding J ccnt
10 the DIOR after lcdrinD Gist ST,
the motoruan carried mc hav q
BLOCK beyond the platform before
stopping. Thc road Is IA bad con
dition bcpond The platform What
should I do about MS
MRS. ". III. 4,
Conductors arc only human and
sometimes arc dreaming day dreams
and forget II you think this was
wllful neglect, report the conductor
10 Superintendent Henderson of the
municipal railway.
1fr. Firit. J irish to gci q rom
of ne Ar0op tor F'cbiudrB ~ I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

cues aud lungs Is sufficient 70 com.
pIeteiD iHcapue.iatc a man for aciion
and spleshcs Of il produce painful
IlsierA
@. Why IS April called "tbe month
Of battles"2
A. Because more bio battles haur
occurred ia that month than ia anD
other single month NJ the pear This
probably is dHc 10 tho fact that ie
the northern hemisphere. where
most tUars hare been fought. that
is the first month IA irhich troops
could more from their irinter quar-
ters
Q. What Is the name 81 the last
gold dollar coined by the United
States mint?
4. ne Grant memorial aoliar
coined IN Io22
What is the weight Of cubic
foot Of gold?
A. 4 cubic foot Of Doid. cast ham,
mcrcd. peighs i.20j pounds.
q. Are old slaves who were in the
civil war entitled to n pension
4. Pensions arc pull bV the fcd-
cral government only 10 persons
toho scrred 90 days or orcr ~ the
armed forces NJ the United Stpfcs
during the ciul ,cqr. n nc slaueS
SO scrUed then are entitled 10 pen
sioHs.
q. When were the United states
half dimes first issued. in what
year and for what reason wcr. thcy
called iu2
A. The coinage ot United States
hat dimes or cents sfucr COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
THAT SWISS
DEBT PAYMENT

The Swiss afG receiving deserved
praise for their decision 10 pay ns
tho ys.oe0.ooo they owe u There
are those who cite Tits AS an excel.
lent example FOR France 10 emulate.
but thoy miss tHc whole point;
Morally. tho two caSes are idcrti.
e.I Eut the moral aspect Is the
whole Of the swiss question. and only
part Of the French one. Swi,zer.
lard ought 90 pay. Therefore Swift
zcrlhnd wiil pay. France ought 70
pay Thercfore-iet uA look into the
remainder Of the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
What Folks
Are Saying

DE- THos. DARLINGTON.
New York: Many women stay
up late at night PLAYING bridge
IN tho belief that II makes them
thin, whom the opposite Is true"
". Il. SHEARER. inventor and
naval expert: III AL the navies
Of the world serapped their ships,
the ruling force OF the seas
would be commercial vessels, Of
which Great Britain has the
greatest number and the
spcediest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

mcHced la i7aL asg tcgs diseoa-
tiHaed 81 1873. Thgsr roins have
acrcr besn recalled ~ nc Uaiicd
states They command premiums az
rnrous rates. depending Upon the
date and condition ~ tho coin.
Q. n thcrs ans method whereby
lnb stains can 30 removed from
polished wood
A. Put fctr drops Of spirits Of
inter faiirC acidJ Ia a irasDoonful
Of matcr. touch nc SPOT irifh a
feather dipped ~ the mixture. and.
on the ink disappearing. rub immc.
diaiclg riA rag mci ia cold
ioaier. The roos should ihcH DC re-
polished.
q What IS the puy " FIRST leu
tenants and captains in the army ?
L. This raries considerably. de-
DcadiaO or icHgh Of srrCiec, first
licatenaHts receive from $500 10
S2.I00 base DuV. aud eapigiHs from
5000 70 5000 base pan
q After whom was sing sing
prison IN New York named2
A. For John sing sing. friendly
Indian. for ieiom Sing sing creek in
cItmHHg county. Neu York. tnas
named The Indian Uords mean
place Of stones"
O why is Illinois called the
Sucker state?
4. Because N The early Days me
miners returned from "ap riror" al
he season iehcn the sucker MI
grated The term pas fret used
about 1883.
9 Where is the radio broadcast
ing station led?
4. Al Rome. ItofV
@ How long did William G.. Me-
Adoo hold tho position Of director
general Of railroads, md who fol-
lowed him In the position?
A. Hcddoo he'll the position from
December 2S, 1911. to January 10.
1919. nc tcas succeeded bv Walker
u. Hines The railroads lrero re-
turned to prirate oteHorship Fct-
ruary 20. f920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27


of licensed murder no n,oH hlz certificate from
them unl"y boo 90 too Ignyrut rc b. cleeHhora And
n medicine. ignorance rs tha highest crime. q
Crookaduoas may bo wor.a IN I'd lwger vi dishonesty
in "a m"rchpnt bat Do medicine, knowledge ouiruusl
even character Turning loose me unqualified, 30 care
for human lH which they do not understand and can.
NOT oven recognize r vending poison under false Labels
Th" Ignorant practitioner lH both % fraud and mon
goo 20 NE lie ia bad enough even f Dc happens hit
tho Hght treatment, in those moro numerous cftao5
which tend 10 got we without treatment Shore Offen.
hc pfcHoriboF what good condition patient
suffering from another, even his "h1u1c.' treat
mcnt delays Ioli care until too Int.
Those who fDr money. turn loose such on
br community worse thau The poisOuerE Of streams
and wolh, whom even war win not tolerate. Nov tbat
ar lea .
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our esteemed fellow Journalist

Hoke Mills Is troubled with whit
the mills'sop editors OF the East call
la complex, advises Nevada editor.
Then he explains that Mir. Mills
was arrested while In front of Il
milors window challenging a dunn
my to "a fight and, later, claimed
that the dnmmy put up his fists
first,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
AChan(e@{'553g!!.fiiEsEE'2>,,

1--WE me robe and pillow wo in tpot safely
~ Let me just do what I'm aching
Give book that's exceedingly light pleasing
TOO Bring Just nature into I'm freed
Send forth breeze that win fan sor
I'm caught give something keep my mind ON a
Break please way out OF rnpo
Let Just the the birds tho
change
Copyright 1895 for The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Q. what il mustard rns /.

a. 4 poisonous gas discorered bD
Guthrie IN 1861 and first used for
military purposes during the great
'rar, irhen the Germans employed
Il al. Ypres ia 1917. II is pale
yslIo,o IiqHh obtained by tic action
Of dry ethyleHe on sulphur mono
chloride. II has only slight odor,
and since Il produces no Immediate
sensation Of discon,fort Il Is not
easily detected. It's effect on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
? I? AnswerS to Your Questions /? {?

@. Who is the author OF the Tar
zan stories?
4. Edgar Rice BarroH0hA
@ Is the quotation, ~Be sure
your sin viii find you out" in the
Bible?
A. n Is found ia the Book Of
Numbers, Chapter 81. Verse 20.
@ How wide is the Mississippi
river at New Orleans and ST.
Louise
4. IL is $500 feet tridc al Neie
orleans. $500 feet az 81 Loais. and
400 feet at the mouth Of The ohio
ffrer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

Uncle sam having closed his ease
at Cheyenne, a number OF Teapot
Dome captains Of industry eau now
rolufn from tho foroIEn hrnah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
"A Thought

lie that hath bountiful eye shall
be blessed: for he giyeili Of his bread
10 the poor.--Proy. wills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

LIVERY gift which is given. oven
II tho it be small. is in reality
great. II Il bo given with affection. :.
Plndar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

n murder
onhna
e ~o"ae murders Of tho rc directed upward than downward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

lfr. Firit. irish 10 gct a rom
nj me Aroosp tor FcbridrU o. I
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-15
Usmrcen padem do pilin.

Sfltivsf Sc stremhlav do hro-
mady nekolika set stop pilin,
33lety William Thorn, udusen
byl 1tery v techto tovarne
Canton Box Co." ma rohu
Boston a Luzerne ulice. Kdyz
po padu vytazen byl bezpecf
slabe jeste dychal. Vzdor le-
karskym pokusfm nemohl by
tt zachovan pri zivote. Delnf-
ci v tovarne udali, re Thorn
pfijel pro piliny. Kdyz tyto
nechtely padati vylezl ma horu
otvoru, ktery jimi ucpan byl.
Co dale Sc stale, delnfci nevi.
Kdyz nalezen byl, vycnfvaly
Eohy jeho z hromady pilin, j.
miz zasypan byl. V pilinach
nemohl byti dele nezli pet mi
nut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-15

Vladnf tajnl agent zatkli We
stredu vudce penezokazu, il
miz rGznych mestech vycho-
du sireny. byly neprave desiti
q dvacetidolary.
Uvezneny, Horace Petrarca
z Harrisville, r. l., obzaIovan
jest, re delal a do obehu daval
falesne desltidolary.
Petrarca dopaden byl v Gel
Ia Mills : v Baltimore okresu.
kde pracoval pod nepravym
jmenem.
Ma stopu jeho agent pfisli,
kdyz prepadli v Harrisville
dim, ktery die vsech znamek
byl stTediskem penezokazd.
Fri prepadu jeden zatcen a po-
Get otisku skonfiskovan. Mezi
skonfiskovanymi pfedmety byl
tez dopis Petrarcy, v nemz
psal, aby otisky poslany mu
byly do Della Mills.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-15

Presidentem nemecke repu-
bliky byl nastolen v 1ter1 pol
nj marsal, Won Hindenburg.
Pri jednoduche inauguraci ko-
name Berlfne prfsahal zacho-
vavati nynejsf repubikanskou
formu vlady.
Vjezd jeho do Berlina pom
deli konan byl "a ohromneho
nadSen1.
Spojenecke vlady S Ameri-
ka nezaslou svoje blahoprani.
Spojene Staty spokojf Sc uvfta-
MIN americkeho velvyslance,
ktery je v Berlfne zastupuje.
V kratkem osloven1 SVEN
Hindenburg zadal "a spolup1-
sobenl a jednotu. PTfsahu slo-
I'll do rukou socialisty, p. Loe-
ba, presidenta Tisske rady.