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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-13
NOTICE


To Stockholders Of the Regain Al
Ia Rural Telephone Co., Regain, n.
Oak, notice: There is delinquent
upon the following described stock
on account of assessment levied on
Oct. 10, 1925, and assessments levied
previous thereto, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders as fol-
lows:
Alvin Hclgcson, certificate No..
lO7, one share $500.
4. N. Blexrud, certificate, No. Al,
one share $1,000.
And in accordance with law and
on order of the board Of directors
made Oct. 49, 1925, so many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may
be necessary, will be sold in front
Of sthe 9Postoffice ,Yin the. Village Of
Regain. IN. Oak. on Nov. Il, 1925, at
two o'clock p. nj. to pay delinquent
assessments thereon together with
costs Of advertising and expense Of
sale
Il ID Regain. N. Oak.
. 10 80 80 I-G-l3
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-13
POTATO MARKET

Chicago. Nov. 1}.--(P)-Potatoes
ments SOS; Canadian 20; trading just
fair. market about steady on bulk;
weak on sacks: Wisconsin, Minnesota
sacked round whites 2.SJ to 800; few
Wisconsin, Michigan bulk round
white best 800 to 3.25.
Minneapolis. Nov. l3.~-(USDA)-
Potatoes; better wire inquiry; de-
land slow; market slightly weaker
for rollers; firm for future ship
ments; carload delivered sales freight
only deducted Minneapolis and st.
Paul rate sacked cwt. round whites
L. S. No. rollers 800 to 80; few
low as $50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-13
CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Nov. 1@.-P) l Poultry
alive steady; receipts II cars; fowls
Is to %; springs %; turkeys p;
roostcrs 10: ducks 20 10 %; geese -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-13

100 Cloth Coats with fur
collars or collars and cuffs.
Very good quality. Values to
S29.75. Very special, $685..
Bargain Basement. \. w.
Lucas Co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-13

For Zap coal, call 1O51W.
Frank EvertS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-13
EAT TOO NOlSILI

London. The loud chewing of GER
tain insects shipped from the Orient
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06
Drain Over-Irrigated
Land From Deep Wells

berkeley, Cal, Nov. G H) $500
Drainage Of over.irrigatcd lands
by pumping from deep wells is the
latest method put into use by
farmers OF the Pacific coast states
in their fight against alkali or wa.
ter logged soil.
Drainage by deep bitches or by
thing had proved to cost $40 to
$50 an acre and had usually neccs.
STATED formation OF drainage dis
tricts and issuance of bonds Sc
cured by lands which were already
part OF bond-carrying irrigation
districts.
The deep we'll pumping system
was originated six years ago. but
it has been adopted in the irri-
gated regions OF central California
until now more than 400 wells are
draining nearly 100000 acres.
The wells are 1875 to 200 feet
deep and the water is pumped by
electric drives rotary turbines.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06
ARREST Wife At
/ HUSBANDS GRAVE
Mrs. CLARK Held as Witness in
Hammer Staying

Elizabeth, N. J., Nov. 6 Pt-seized
by police as she heard Ku klux
klansmen pray for her murdered
husband at his grave, Mrs. Priscilla
Clark, 20, and pretty, was In jail to-
day as witness.
Joseph H. Cowen, iron worker,
jewelry salesman and insurance
agent, who gave Mrs. Clark $500
ror their $4,000 'elopement fund"
vas also In jail charged with muir
dering William ]. Clark with a ham
mer early Tuesday at Hillside. Clark
was a gold-beater for jewelry manu-
tacturers.
Clark was murdered at a. m.
when he got out OF his automobile
to open the door of his garage. His
wife and her mother. In the car,
said they did not even glimpse the
murderer. A five pound stone
mason's sledPe hammer was found
near the garage.
The funeral procession began yes
terday at undertaking parlors in
Newark. Before 1t started Mrs
Clark, heavily yelled. entered and
saw a cross of blood red roses
among other flowers. She collapsed
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06
CROSS WORD REPLIES

Osaka, Nov. 6 Rl-A stutistici0n
discovered that the Osaka central
post office handled 4,172,S29 cross
word puzzle replies from June 20
to August 81, which is nearly half
the total amount OF mail matter
handled by the Office during the
same period.
The largest number received in
one day was 223,237, on July 2. 1t
was stated that If the total Of
crossword replies were put from
end TO end they would reach from
Tokyo to Kyoto.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06

Each pump will maintain the un.
foreground water at any desired
sub-surtace level over approximate.
ly 100 acres, The principal point
in favor OF the well-and. pump
drainage, Is that it delivers to the
surface water available for irriga-
ton worth more than the current
needed TO run the electric pumps,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06

They are the fall joke, blow
joke, cheat Joke, mimicry joke
surprise joke, dumb joke, and the
expressive JOY joke,
OF these, the most successful IN
motion pictures from the stand,
point of audiences are the fall and
blow jokes, which include comic
misfortune and aggression, Film
comedians specialize usually in one
or more of the types of joke, each
of which, regardless Of variation,
may be placed In one Of the seven
types.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06
Bulgarian News Reporters
Are Paid So Per Month

Sofa, Nov. 6 up - News report
ors here presumably exist on what
many newly married couples al
ways feel they can fail back OH
love and fresh water. The average
reporter receives about IS a month
and, an important editor such as
Nikola Milcn. who was assassi-
mated, receives less than $50
month.
Sofia has IA daily newspapers
and they sell for about three
fourths OF a cent each.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06
Seven Types of Jokes
Says Comedy Director

Hollywood, Cal, Nov. 6 tP 49,
There are just seven varieties of
Jokes, says Robert G. Vignola, mo-
ton picture director.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06

Contains 44% True Milk Of Mag
nesia. 1t corrects acid mouth and
prevents decay. 1t restores natural
color by removing stained film.
1t polishes your teeth and gives
them new beauty.
Nff faSF l9c 1 f4Bs 39c
New Britain herald., 1925-11-06
Low Prices
The best known drug store
goods-for less-at Liggetts

s1.20 SCOTS Emulsion. Gle
s1.00 Father Johns. zoe
s1.25 Absorbine Jr...... roc
80 Hills Quinine. 900. 16c
go McCoy's Cod Liver Tab
lets ........... 3Oc
Bayer's Aspirin Tablets
dozen .......... 1SC
Is Boals Rolls ......... &c
60 Pinex ............. SOC
so Red Pepper Rub. e.. I5c
so Bromo Settler 49,. soc
so Pape's Diapepsin -. SOC
so Listerine ........... SOC
$l.00 Wampole's Ext. SIC
800 Lavoris .......... 63c
60 Sal Hepatica ....... I2C
% EXlax ............ 33C
$1.O0 Ovoferrin ....... GIc
IS Beecham's Pills. 80. 16C
$3.50 kolorbak ........ SIC
s1.00 Clapps Oil ..... zoe
rs Mellih's Food .,.... SIC
40 Castoria ........... 23c
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18

oisie to set up this united front? For
the reason that politics is a tenfold
more complicated thing than 1t APP
pears TO be if one only considers 1t
systematically. England is pursuing
tho same aims as America-the extern
sion of the market, but IN the first
place for itself and not for the United
States. And whilst the two states act
together in certain questions, as, let
as say, in the German reparation ques-
ton. we see in other questions. like
wise relating to Germany, that Ger
many becomes an object of an eco
nonic struggle between both parties.
When the gold mark was introduced
in Germany, the purpose of which was
to cover the German mark, the ques.
tion Immediately arose. whether this
gold mark should be based upon the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18

mic system" We know from our own
experience what the sterilization Of
The valuta means in this connection
The situation of the workers in Rus.
sio is at present still far from being
4 splendid one. The fact, however.
that the country possesses a stable
valuta must have correspondingly
favorable effect upon the workers
household budget. The same applies
to the state budget, and to economic
life in general.
That which we are witnessing in
this connection in Russia, is not alb.
sent in the capitalist countries. The
stabilization of the valuta is the most
important basis for the restoration 81
the whole economic life.
Let us now consider the present So
cial and economic situation Here we
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18

the dollar or the pound. If the gold
mark rests upon the dollar basis, then
it is dependent in the first place upon
America, in the other case London
would become the center for discount
ing German bills of exchange. There
is proceeding here an uninterrupted
struggle between English and Amer
lean capital over the question of the
domination of Germany American ca
pital is the stronger, but English ca
pital is more organically bound up
with Germany. AS a result of "com-
mon actions and hard struggle. the
American banks have succeeded in
grabbing the fourth part OF the shares
of the German Bank. We therefore
see in this connection, as regards the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18

stabilizing Of capital conditions in
Germany, where America and England
act together, an uninterrupted strug-
gle, which prevents common action on
the part of the capitalist sharks.
In the Far East. England and Am
erica are likewise acting together and
are endeavoring by this means to open
the Chinese markets for foreign CAPT
tai. Here, however. England relies
upon diplomatic privileges which she
obtained before the war. America
does not posses these to the same ex-
tent as England. Soviet Russia is al
so intervening and demanding the
abolition OF all diplomatic privileges,
and thereby delivers blow to Eng
land and America. To the Americans
there naturally occurs the question:
Continued on Page 81
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18
World Capitalism and the Soviet Union

tutes today new gigantic market,
which, should world capital succeed
in capturing, would serve as that de-
cisive and vast reservoir with the help
of which world capital would really
be able to extricate itself from the
morass of the last imperialist war.
At present one might say the follow
ing: I'm Western Europe, world cap
italism, with the help of English and
American capital is working feyerish-
ly to restore the conditions for stabiI
izing the social relations of the pre-.
war period, and is undoubtedly achiev-
ing considerable results in this direcs
ton, in the first place in the sphere
of the restoration of the world econo
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18
The Question of the ImperiaIist
United Front

THE first question is, whether world
= capital, in this fight for the extern
sion of the markets, has succeeded in
creating a united front. This question
must be answered in the negative.
Capitalism has not succeeded in set
ting up 4 united front, and ii viii
hardly succeed in doing so in the fu-
ture.
Why is it so difficult for>the bourge-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18

must in the first place examine the
prospects of the struggle of interna-
tional capital for new markets.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-18
SECOND SECTION

This magazine supple
ment will appear every
Saturday in The Daily
Worker.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
81 Scst' cepcekov.
10) Kartu bezpecnostnych ihlic

Zc mnoho razy pravidelne, zdra-
We diet'a nevyzaduje oSetrenie le-
kara, to je st 'astlivou prihodou,
ktora sd ME vzdy musi udat'. Ked
diet 'atko ME je zdrav6 alebo ne
vyvihuje sa talk, ako sa ma, matka
nema meskat' s poradenim sa do
breho lekara. s druhcj strany a.
lc, normalnc diet "a, ked' dana mn
ic patricna opatera a pozornost
a ked, jc pravidelne krmcnf, NJ u
od prsnlka alebo BOrdcnovym
Eagle Mliekom kcd' matka nemA
mlicka, ma stale rast' V zdravt a
prOvidelnt decko. Miliony mill
ony kojencov vyrastlo V pcvnfch
chlapcov a dievcata skrze dobrli
opateru so strany matlly a potra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
PUDROVANIE SA STANE
NEMODERNYM?

Modny spisovatel' dl'a povc-
sti vel Ky znalec zien, Fernand
Vanderem 2 Pariza rozsiruje zpra-
vn, ze vraj sa pudrovanie stane co
naJskor nemodernym. Elegantne
Parizanky .chcn sa vraj zbavit'
vsetkyvch okrasl 'uincich prostried
kov, ktore i'm bo]y do nedavna ne
nahraditel 'nymi. M6dne lvice od6
vodnujii svoje nahle rozhodnutie
tym, ze vraj sa ich bratom, mu-
zom (dokonca snad ich synac-
kom vo vank nsiO pudrovanT OBJ
Iicaj nepaGi. Vedl'a toho odvyk-
ly lete od p,tdrovania, kcd' sa
vystavovaly ma plno morskych
inych !<1pel 'och slneGnym pa
prslekom. A bolo vraj to tax pcN-
ne a hlavno pohodln6. A tax vraj
nastava V Parizi era bcz pudr,l,
bcz kremov ostatnVch prcdtEn
potrebnych toiletnych prostrieG-
kov. Zprava p. f. Vanderema
znie ma neuverenie. Mono, re jc
to iba jeho osobna tnha, podmi2-
nena jeho osobn6mu vkusu. Zba-
Wit sa pddrov, kr6mov,a vsetkt-
no ostatneho toiletneho harabur-
dia, ako lipstikov, farieb, hIny,
atd'., ncbola by plana mySlicnlla,
ale - ked' ony tie mastne lesknG-
ce Sa no$teky Si prrdsa len talk
hroznc oSklivf! Prave preto neni
mozno RECT, ako dlho vydrzia
Parlzanky bcz svojich rrlkraS.
Moano, 2e tato na.mOvSia m0Ia
zmizne sk6r. ncz sa Il mas nicktora
zena Odhodla k tomu, ably t1to pa
rizSku m6du napodobnila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
Prva vybava diet at a.

Nasledovn6 satn6 predmety po.
trebne si pre- bebu a majn byt
zaobstarane hodne pred jej pr1-
chodom:
y Styri tucty plienok.
q Styri flanelov6 bruSnf po-
voiniky.
81 Sestoro satociek.
d Dvanast' bielych odievok.
81 Sest' flanelovych spodnych
>ukniciek.
g. S'tvoro nocnych Satociek.
y Dva zekety.
s. Troje spodn!ch koSielok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
az uistil, ze Laiot 6loveku neu-

blizi,
o polnoci prisli SINE do Lnd-
low, kde sme prenocovali. Rano,
ked som sa prebudil, LULA nebo-
10. Cosi ma, rekl, "a lnbom. Ko-
nefne uTeli SINE ho shovarat' sa
$ jednym turistom, ktory nocoval
blizko mas. Nevedeli SINE, 20 i'm
rozpraval, ale vysledok rozhovoru
bol, ze mas spoloGnik, ktorT mas
bavil ce1ou cestou, priSiel 81 pre-
avoje veci. I1e, yrai, na2ad do
Los Angeles, lebo blizi sa zima a
California je dl'a neho najkraj-
SIM krajom pod. slnkom, a my ma
Ii by Sme sa tiez vratit'.
S tym SINE sa rozlnGili. 10 Ety.
rorh zos5ali SINE len dvaia, q nhA~
iIali Sme veSelo d 'alcj, ma vIchod.
PoGaSio cez Mohavc desert bolo
..c...
,o3, ,,... .x,. l
doSli SINE do Needles, Cal. mcSta
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
Je narcdenie vasho diet at a
rekcrdCvane?

IHkon Vyzadujc, ahv narOdcnir
"a diet at a bolo oznamen6 lcka-
rom, o&ctrOvatel '6ou alpbo babi-
cou ravOtnemu iiradu alpbo
mc>t>ktmu klcrkovi, ktorI to O.
znAmi StAtncj zdravotnej radc.
JeStli nic ste iStT, lie toto bolo W.
k0nanr OIL 'adom vaSho diet at "a,
p1&tc State Health Board, a joStli
Il ncml Eiadpn rekord toho, po-
Sic vam listinu, ia ktorcj w sam
m0Zrtp naZnaCit' narodcnie sa die
t at IA. To ME ie opozden6 V ziad-
rom ease a m0ze bvt' vel mi d.
'rzit\m pre- diet a V budNcnost j.
J" d6lozitIm, ably narodcnic die
tat a bolo rekoriovant naslc-
Govn!ch pririn:
Ma dok&zani" jcho vcku a OBJ
Ganstva.
Ma dokazanic jcho prdva ist
10 Skoly.
Ma dokAzanic jcho prava ist
90 rra'c.
Ma dok@zani" jcho prava ma de.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
Pise M. SOPKO.

Kam GOSH Sme ma drnhN den ranO
Do Hollywood dorazili SINE toho
sameho dha deviatej vecer. Ne,
ratan1c noel 'ah, cestu z Oakland
DO Los Angeles prekonali sme "a
IS hodin, GO je vySe 400 MIL. Ke-
by TAXA cesta bola az do Chicago
"a tIzden boil by SINE donna ia
ratal som, Re zpiatoGna cesta hu-
de nam trvat nciake tri tyzdnc,
kto vie, alSo sa nam pojde cez
Kansas a Missouri?
NaSmn priatel'ovi h,iovi sa V
California vel mi zapaccilo a nebol
prlliS ochotny ist' nami 7piatky
na vychod. V Los Angeles, kdc
SINE sa zaStayili IL p. Mraza, neve-
del sa rozhodnlit', ale konocne s
ncvol 'ou odho1lal sa iSt' s nami.
Bol peknN, oktobrovE den, kcd
VySli Smc 2 Los Angeles. uhahaili"
cmerom ma vIchod. Ma ceSto Ca
Jon pass do Victorvillc vial stu
DENY, az l'adovI victor, pred kto-
rlm pozakriicali smc sa do Svrch-
n1kov, ale "a Vict0rvillc bolo NJ
trOchn teplcjSic. DO BarstOW doSli
Smo este pred vcGorom toho same
no dina. Nickol 'ko mil "a mcSt0m,
kcd' Slnko zapadalo, este "a vidna
pripravili SINE 81 trochu tpplcj ka-
Wy upra&ili Slaniny ma razni, d
by SINE Sa poSilnili ma d 'alSu ceStu.
'Iuj ncvcdfl Sa Spriatelit' so Svo-
jim oSudom. zc vrai kdesi Gosi 2
toto on6... NaSledovaly ar@umen-
ty Len hlazon. vraj odchAd2a 2
California proti bliziacej Sa zine.
Y Los Angeles je prijemnc a tc-
plo. tam jc tol 'ko nadhcry bo-
hatstva, zc radoSt' jc zit' KraSno
-, 1Io1,o1 ha; r,z,. .
"movicS ocean. oranz0vr sadv,
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a;ouh >-o,,o,,, no1. vol.
a; ,.:S,, .l-v.. =.
ntLo.. aao1,o. o1oL<,.,,
49, .sxt:o >-:~,:. oI.
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:. .,.a: : ..
h,a7,zh 1;ot n, NJ
y. ~:-,,
o. ~ 1on,oro y-n1, uoh1n;o :,
So1L , ,.
o;..,, , . VI. . v,,
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ono1, ,:4, ,ol.
a+,,,n.,4 r1 -,
ssm xa1-o1..o,- -t., 5 .,..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13

Ma dokazanie jeho prava ma IL
skanie pasu ku cestovanill do Gu
d2OZcmSka.
Ma dokazanic prava jcho mat
ky na vdovskil penziu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
DOnov! !!

Rozhlciac sa so znamvmi V San
Franciscu, prcviezli SINE Sa 20 To-
dici (ferry) al Fordkou do Oak
j land, kde SINE sa zaStavili na par
minnt u p. Habigera, ktor6ho dom
je ma hlavnej ulici. Mas spolocnik
Misko vyprevadil mas az ma dru-
ny konicc mesta a odtial' vratil
sa ma poulicnej kare.
Tina zastihla mas akonahle opu-
still SINE Oakland. Uhanali SINE
knsOk po Lincoln highway, We
dncej cez Sierru Nevadu do Car.
son City, New, S ktorej neskorsic
odbocili SINE ma oznacenG ceStu do
IoS Angeles. Do meStecka Mcr-
ced, odkial' vedic zeleznica do po-
vestnej YosemitSkej doIinv, doSli
SINE po polnoci. Costa bola zname-
nita rOvna - lepSia ako Coast
highway, po ktorej priSli SINE do
San Francisco. Tde sa vSade rovi-
nou, az po Bakersfield, kde NJ. "a
cinajn sa kopce. O niekol 'ko mil
d'alcj ia sama cesta pod nazvom
Ridge road tiahne Sa strmo doho-
ra a vedie dixie nejaklch 60
mil cez vysoke vrchy. ponad "a
vratne priepasti strminy, ale jo
tax robena, ze tadial' vytiahnc
kazda maSina. Je to snad' nailep-
Sia cementovana ceSta vo SDoip-
nych Statoch, lenze V dazdivCm
pocasi je al nebezpecna.
Cd siestej hodiny vecer do dru-
hej hodiny V noci ubehli SINE sko-
70 200 MIL, ked' dazd znechutil
nam d'alsiu cestu, a preto uchy-
Iii SINE sa k noel 'ahu. Najvaccssie
mesto V tomto okol1 je Fresno,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
1s. FEBRtyARA 1925.
W, dodavanti Bordenovho Easle
AIlieka.

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
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Pokracovanie.)

Chtiac ddstat' prazdne sedadlo
V polienej kare, Lui a ia ponahl a
Ii SINE sa nazad' do San Francisco
prv, nez zastupy zacaly sa rozcha-
dat. o nejaktl hodinu neskorSie
boil SINE Ease medzi svojimi pria-
tel mi, ktorymi stravili sme We
Ger pamatneho dna.
ID aisle dni mihaly sa rFchlo, 4
tri tyzdne nasho pobytu V San
Franciscu presly ako mic. Pomaly
blizil sa oktober, a my museli SINE
sa pripravovat ma zpiatoGnn cc-
stu, kvm vrchy ME sn este zapad-
mute Snahom. FordlIa predbnznc
nepotrebovala ziadnej .opravy, ale
bolo nevyhnutne nutnt ,kiipit no.
We gumovf rafv, ktore by nam w.
drzaly az domov. Nazad do Chica-
ga vyStroJlli Sme Sa traja - Pal
9o, Luz a moja maliGkoSt - lebo
Misko 81 umienil, ze zostane vo
Friscu, akO 81 TO priala ieho Sc
stra.
PlanovanI vNlct do Yoscmit-
skej doliny yosemite valley) a
do pralesa ohromnIch stromov V
Sierra Nevada (Sequoia National
park, museli Smc odlozit , lebo az
bolo trochu prineskoro, podobnc
nam uz nezvySOvalo Gasu ami ma
ce>tu do San Diego, asi 12O mil ;
ma Juh od Los Angeles. Chybili
SINE, ze SINE sa nevybrali domu
vcasSie, najneskorSie druhej po.
lovici mesiaca jilna. TAX boly by
sa vsetky naSe plany Stalv sku-
totnost on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
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NO. 1.-THE CUCUMBER PATCH

THE sour-old-woman.w ho.Llved
: Under.the-waterfall told the
Twins that three things would stop
them on their way to pixie Cave.
The first obstacle was the Pebble
Wall of this n.shooter.Man.
The second was the Mlre.of- Mud
where the saddler and his wooden
horse lived.
The third was the Cucumber
Patch that belonged to the Pickle
Woman.
The Twins passed tho first two of
these safely and came at last to the
Cucumber Patch.
Here the cucumber vines grew 30
thick and so tall that II appeared TO
the children like huge forest tow.
ering over their heads.
There was tiny path leading
right thru the vines, however. with
.cucumbers growing on either side
sas large as watermelons. Each GU.
cumber was covered with sharp
.prickles that stood out like long
thorns. and the children had 20 be
very careful indeed, not to touch
them as they passed.
Indeed, It was their magic shoes
that made It possible for them to
move at all. no person could ever
in the world have made his way
thru such place without magic.
At last they came TO house Of
burnt orange with a purple roof
and q pink lean-to. The last kind