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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21

I'VE KNOWN them both.
FOR THIRTY years.
AND THEY'VE been married.
FOR MORE than that.
AND ALWAYS to me.
THEY'RE JUST two kids.
AND WHEN ones away.
THE OTHER is sad.
AND I'VE never known.
IN ALL my life:
a MAN nagged at
MORE THAN this man is.
ABOUT HIS rubbers.
AND HIS rain coat.
AND DO be careful.
WHEN YOU cross the street.
OR DON'T drive fast.
AND HURRY home.
AND YOU must eat this.
AND YOU must eat that.
FOR YOU know very well.
THAT THIS other stuff.
DIsAGREEs WITH you.
AND HE just smiles.
AND GOES along.
AND DOESN'T care.
THAT HE is nagged at.
AND HE nays at her.
AND THAT coats too light.
AND SHE might catch cold.
OR IT'S much 10 heavy.
FOR IT'S very warm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
Daily Good Deed

The lot Of the book agent or
other canyasser is hard enough ct
best; don't add to It by your i'm
patience or petulanee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

foot Off slowly. Ike this.
Yes. TN" the nttic coons start.
cd TO say, But they were 80 SUR
prtsed when the long yellow ear
started to o they grabbed each
other and held on tight. "Hoo-ecc,i
We're moving" they cried.
Il have 70 move this handle three
times" said Mister ningtalI Coon,
And each time | have to push the
pedal down first. Watch me-
SO the little fellows watched. and
by and BY the car made no more
noise. but rolled along as smoothly
as a lemon pic out for an airing
Isn't this finc7" Erinned corny
Just whoopingr agreed COLBY,
Please go a littlc faster. Uncle"
What does the little spCedomotor
sayT' asked Mister Coon.
1T says IS miles said Colby.
WILL. / might 80 a lttlo bit
faster said Mister Coon cautiously.
but very little. when II gets TO
20 miles toll me"
ITS 20 now. Uncle" said corny.
NO. it's e."
"oh we'll, TIA nice smooth road.
and nobody's around. so | guess
it's all right" aid Mister Coon
"Just 10 we don't go over Is miles
an hour.
Hoo, Eccc.s cried Colby. Isn't
It fine? / like 10 so fast, Uncle.
Don't you. corny? Uncle, it's up
to Is now. No, it's e."
That's pretty near to s5." said
Mister Coon. ''Jst about the same
thing"
NO. ms 81" said Corny. Uncle
Ring. IT'S going q miles an hour
mo it's 2s-now it's 90. oh. Uncle
Ring. and you said
'"Tutr' said Mister Coon. III think
The spoedometer isn't working right.
I'm going very slowly indeedF'
Uncle Ring. It's So miles now"
said Colby Corn.
ITO BE ContinucdJ
Copyright. 1926. n. T.. A. Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

be glad 10 soc you nj tho plant.
except that little cat OF n Marcy
simpson. / don't envy you with
her. / think the boss wants TO talk
with you about her right away
when she's not around. He said !
was TO bring you right up to the
office IL you would come
let me take you home instead
Sally" / offered. Surely Jack
should not expect TO bring you
directly from the train to the office,
Tomorrow Is time enough TO get
into harness. Jimmie, you go back
and toll Mr.. Prescott that | came
down to the train TO meet Mrs
Atherton and I'm going to take her
TO her home"
You're somewhat peremptory
Leslie, but I'm such Il bossy person
myself that I like TO be bossod
once In n while, and / am glad you
have taken matters into your "
hands, for I do want 10 70 home
una EtI lUlO IL hlHlDll' H'pi' ''"''
anything else in the world, except
to take a hot bath
VIZ badc Jimmie n goodbye
which I could sec was rather re.
luctant on his part, and started
away in tho little roadster As
soon aA VIC were on our way, Sally
turned to me and asked;
what Us IT,, Leslic?'
Good heavens Sally. aid ! show
that ! wanted to talk TO you az
patiently aa thnt2"
you did 10 me. Tell me all
about it,"
Little MarquIse, ] hardly know
how TO begin.
copyright, 1895, ~ u A. Service, lnc)
MONDAY - Letter from Leslie
Prescott 10 The Little Marauise, care
VI the Secret Drnwcr-COntinucd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

top drawer OF her dresser. aud
counted the roll OF bills IN IL. Il WAS
not much bigger than Il eigaret.
Thirty five dollars was all there was
In II, Three los and a 5.dollar bill
Then she picked up her only re-
naming pleee q jewelry from her
%pincushion a long bar set With
diamond chips. Tomorrow. unless
carlot,a kept her as "A guest under
the roof OF the bungalow. she would
have 10 sell that pin. ana she did
not want 10 sell r her last
treasure
$50 l guess it hohooyss me 10
be nice To Carlotta. she decided
fastening tho PIN to the cobwcbbS
bolcc Of the lace dress because. II
we have a row. III have 70 set
out
But Il was not casy 10 be nice
to Carlotta that night. She was
in a peeyish mood. and her pooviah-
ness took the form Of 'razzing
MWy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

Just look here. I've burned the
aoupi" ahe called Nhriily from the
kitchen as May emerged from her
bedroom and settled herself ON the
porch.
with the SIGH OF a martyr. Mas
got up and went 20 her. I'm 80
sorry. dear" she said. sympatheti.
eaily. She really was SORRY for Car
lo,ta az that moment. STANDING
flushed and h%alf-tearful beside the
hot stove,
carlotta gguutcd Your being
sorry docsnt make me "a hcw tureon
Of soup. beautiful dotl' she snapped.
her eyes travelling up and down
May. with anger In their depths
III you'd been hers 10 stir Il while
>sauesxrd tho oranges instead oi
doiltng yourself up like IA manikin.
tia have been more 10 the point
With a swift movement Of hct
fat little arm she cmptied the con-
tents 0f the soup kettle down the
sink "poggone 81. she cried wildly.
May couldn't help laughing
Never mind" she soothcd her. "ill
run down 10 this store Tor some
canned peaches and cherries, and
ven have fruit cocktail 10 start OF
with. instead Of the soup.
without a word sho went into hcr
bedroom for her hand bag. and lef,
tho house. Half way down the
street a long. yellow car whixxed
by her. She caught a glimpse OF
the two men in Ii Dan and
Gabriel GuEliemo. no doubt She
qulckencd her step
When she returned the house was
brilliantly lighted. aBd The sound Of
music came from tho open front
door. Sire stole around 10 the
kitchen and ~nolaeieNsiY. drftiy. made
the fruit cocktail When she had
piled Il into frosted cups and sol
them on tho dining table. she
drew hack the pprtiercs with a
flourish.
Madame IS served" said she
with a bow to Cnrlotta. and won.
dsred at the sudden look Of con.
contracted hatred that the little
woman flashed at her.
n SHE could have seen herself nj
that moment she would have known
the source % that look. Her wall.
in the open cir had refreshed her
and she stood there. dcwy-ilppcl
and st~arry-cycd as a dryud wrapped
in her lacy gown.
Tho eyes If Gabriel Gugiicms
glowed like conls as they fell upor
her tho burning eyes OF ih'
Italian, who IS a born lover.
You arc beautiful they said t.
her, while his lips quietly repeated
her name as Carlotta Introduce
them, and they followed her evcry
rove as She took tho highball BAR
proffcrcd her. and drank il slowly.
why have / never seen you be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO THE LITTLE MAR
QUISE, CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER-CONTINUED

Here she comesi' called Jimmie
joyously. He threw away his olga
rette; he seemed to want both hands
free. / could not think he was
still only a boy, and at that moment
I gave Sally Atherton all the credit
in the world for bringing q soul
back into its own.
Jimmie was Just on the verge;
the slightest push would send him
either way. Almost any other
woman would have sent him over,
and he would have sunk down.
down, into n morass Of desperation
and hopelessness. As IT was, he
had become a man. with n great
boys Joyous heart, and he was
holding a niche in my husbands
business that probably would be
hard 10 iii.
While j was thinking these
thoughts. Little Marquiso. Sally,
looking moro dlstlngue than ever,
came TO us followed ~ three por.
terg carrying all sorts Of travelling
impedimcnta.
u don't always carry these things,
as you know" she exclaimed. but
most Of them are gifts from friends
who accompanied mo 10 tho train.
Leslie" she said, kissing me, ut
IS 8woet 10 SEQ you again. I'm very
glad 10 get home. altho Hollywood
ia a most ORIGINATING place, and !
had n gorgeous time. Arc you glnd
10 500 me, Jlmmio7" She Maid ri
this In n breath.
You bot | am Everybody viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

Il wouldn't insult such a meal
with O. bycct. he said, pushing
back his chair, let % leave these
two 10 their ~hJEhhalla, and so nut
doors. Your California stars are too
magnificent. " ITO spoke aa
~ tho other two could not hear
what he said
Aud, indeed. Carlotta ana Dan
seemed 10 be deaf an they sat there.
both OF them staring into space
staring beyond tho candles
that nickcrcd ~ the middle Of The
table above ID bowl Of yellow roses
But an May aud the Italian lon
the dininF-room Carlottn reused
herself ana called after them
Going 10 stage a little potting
party. Muileg' she asked with
piercing sweetness, IN her thick m
steady voice.
May pretended not 10 hear. SIN
opened tho screen door and stepped
out into the cool California night.
followed closely b. Gugllsmo.
The people In your country
they drink too much" tho Italian
said, as they stood At the edge u
tho porch and looked out at Tho
purple. star studded night. and
when they drink too much they tell
too muchl Is II true that the
lady threw you out OF her husband's
office this ufteruOonPf
"of cours noil May answered
Indignantly. She heard a noise be.
hind her and Saw Carlotta ,yns
standing IN the shadow OF the han
way. listening TO them. Spying on
them
Let's so back into the house.
she said to Gugllcmo ITS cold out
herot'
y thought l told you to leave
9uRliemo alons" Curiotta anid 10
her tho minute the door had closed
behind the two men, some three
hours later.
She rceied ana dropped heavily
into "A chair. Her cheeks were mot.
tied and puffy. and there wis a glaze
over her blue eyes.
Let's not talk about Il tonight.
Carlotta," May suggested in the
soothing tone u nurse might have
used TO a haltinsano patient Wont
tomorrow do?"
Carlotta scowled. NO. tomorrow
won't do because there isn't go
ing 10 be any tomorrow! she an
s'sered You're going tonight,
Now
VERY we'll" May raised her eye
browa dIsdainfully. At that moment
sho was the very picture OF Lemuel
Fishhack'a spanish duchcas.
she got up and went into her bed
room 10 pack her trunk. Carlotta
followed her.
Living here in my house on my
bounty she atormcd. Eating ms
food. sleeping under my root and not
paying me a rcd cent And then.
when I ask you 10 give me a chance
TO make Il man like me. you ynmp
him away from nc under my very
nose' You're a fine friend. you
arcg
May turned on her with blazing
eyes. who invited me here she
asked furiousiy. II didn't aak M,
SELF here. remember.
wei I'm asking sou 80 so. Car
lotta answered I'm nskinE you 10
go. and never to darken my doors
again. Never Aud with the melo.
dramatic dignity OF the very drunk.
she waited elegantly into her oNn
room and locked the door behind her
May ,elcphoBcd for a iaxicab to
take her and her trunk down TO the
little hotel naar the station. Then
she turned on. tho lights in tho din
Ing room. locked the kitchen door
and sat down 30 walt.
From Car-nfla'a bedroom came
tho sound Of heavy snoring, Pres
entity May heard another sound
tho rafting Of her taxi as Il
came up the street.
"Footloosc againl' she sighed to
herself ns aho climbed INTO Il, and
was whirlcd AWAY,
10 BE Continued
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4 ~lEN6WeEEOGNaT
kx@SF CN3 FEyuGlG
rTS Olive Roberts Barton
NO. 11-UNCLE RINGTAILs CAR

After lunch Mister Coon took his
wi nephsws. Cornie and cobbie,
out for a ride In his new racer.
lie had boughn q new racing car
rs yellow as a pumpkin and built
in such o shape that IL looked
more like a boat than an automo-
bile.
But Mister Coon never intended
10 RAGS and what was more. he
didn't intend to have those young.
stcrs racing either. he said. The
thing isjust drive slowly and en-
Joy the country and watch all the
signs II everybody would only
watch the road signs there wouldn't
he any troubls and there would be
no nor wrecks"
Now watch me, boys" said their
Uncle Rlngtail ~ they all got into
the chr. 'Flrs, Of all I put my
foot on this little knob ON the
1oor and fix this jigamacrnrk on
the whCei-so. Then l press the
hup9 WIN NY 1901 AlAI ANaN SbtAA8
thc engine. Then ! fix the thinga.
maJig or I mean the Hgamacrank
back to where IT vas. Then I'm
an ready to start"
yes, Unclew said Corny and
Colby. watching with all their
might.
The next thing to do is to start
The car. Sec this handie-how IL
wiggles? Well. I'm going to do
something with Il. but l can't move
it where | want to until ! press
This big pedal in the floor down
with my foot. Now 1 can put the
handle where / want IT," And
Uncle Ringtail pulled it gently to-
ward him.
yes, Uncier' said cony and
Colby together.
Now when I take my foot off
The pedal, the car vii move" said
the coon gentleman. AS don't
want il to move too suddenly and
Jerk our heads Off. ! shall take my
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forc9 Gabriel asked. when they
were Rt the table ~ have been
here FOR three solld years ANA
whero have they been hiding you
from mcG'
May laughed
where did you live before you
camo 10 this country hhe asked
Ignoring hia questions.
Dan answered her Gabriel never
lived anywhere until three years
ago. he shid thtekly May saw then
that lac was very drunk. Ito eye.
balls We're covered with little red
veins, and his face was darkly
flushed. Ills handa trembled, na he
held hi. fork.
Gabriel came to life suddenly one
afternoon al 3 O'Clock. in tho High.
AT studios down In Holly wood. Dan
went OF. sober A. "a Judge. "he was
wearing an English walking suit, q
gardenia IN his %huttonholr, ana he
held n Russian clgaret iu one hand,
and a flask o. Scotch whisky In the
other' Mos myhterious!'
Ito gave a single shout of laughter,
and then became sober. almost mel
aneholy again.
no one knows where he came
from. or whyr' he went on Ger
tainly We didn't need any more
shelks either Ia the movies or out
uf 'omF'
lie turned his blood-shot eyes 10
May. Speaking ot Hheilts, ] hap
pened 10 bump into your friend,
Henry Harscr this afternoon, he
went on. "What'yo you been doing
TO poor old Hcnry7'
May Kuiped She wondered what
In tho world Henry Harkcr Ind told
Dan about her
" why. I've been setting real
estate for him" she answered IN a
straiaed voice. 'But I quit my job
thia afternoon.
yeah. 20 1 heard" Dan sald
rhtermly. u heard his wife caught
YOU psttinE old Henry. and threw
YOU out Ia the street" lie laughed
drunkenly % IL he had just heard
tho best Joke OF the year.
Mays face went scarlet, then snow
white. She put her hand oui to the
wine glass that stood beside her
plate She dnmed H. She forced
herself 10 smile.
"who told you a pic Ike that
panielf" fhe asked With a pathetic
attempt AZ lightnesa
Dan shrugged. "or Man iarkeE
himselff' nc replied Joyfully, and
bent low over the table in a burnt
of foolish laughter.
There was All answering ripple
from Carlotta. May looked at her.
and saw that she waA almost as
drunk as Dan. himself.
How many highhall6 did they
have before dinner" May asked
Gabriel, who sat. looidng az her. with
a queer smlla on his dark. handsome
face.
about four. / should say he
said quietly, He looked thru the
curtains into the living room where
IA bottle OF Scotch stood upon the
center table. Good stiff oats
,oor'
May got 10 her feet, and carried
The empty cocktail cups into the
kitchen. Somehow or other. nhe
put the rest og the meal upon the
table and served H.
ban and Carlotia ate nothing
Dan had brought the whisky bottle
from tho living room aud had made
frcsh ~hlghbaiia for everybody.
Don't want 20 eat Nobody wants
to eatf- he declared. chiidhhly
pushing his plate away from him
who wants 10 XIII a poppy party
with tood7'
Nobody answered Carloita.
Nobody wants TO cat. Gimme
a clEare,. somebody
Gugllsmo Boicmniy ~ ouc for her.
and passed II across tho table.
Then he picked up his fork. and
began TO cat
THE dinner was delicious he
said 10 May when he had finished
There ia dessert" May answered
vaguely. but bo shook his head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
NOW GO on WIFI THE sToRN

MAY took a hot bath. powdered
Nl and %perfumed her fresh skin.
and began 10 dress with exquisite
care.
From her trunk she took a care
fully wrapped pair OF chiffon stock
tngs. and n lace dress that had been
n Of her last extravasances.
There was a tiny brown stain on
enc OF the rrail fiounces.
II brought back TO May the men,
Dry OF the first time she had worn
the dress n month ago al
Atlantic City, She had come ia cold
and wet from a long walk. ana had
sent down 30 the hotel kitchen for
q pot Of hot coffee To drink while
he dressed.
How easy life had been them
How soft and comfortable
All, II was one thing 20 be foot
loose when you had plenty OF money
but 70 be homeless, with
empty pockets besides! I'm In rather
desperate straits. as a matter OF
fact. May finished her thought.
Rather desperate straltsr
She took her hand bag from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
NATIONS unite
AGAINST RUM
Seizure Of American Boats
Opens Final Drive
CANADA TO AID u. S.
Washington Agreement to
Work, Says HazeItine

Seizure Of four American rum
boats on Discovery island and the
arrest OF three alleged Amugglcrs
by Canadian patrol boats wedncs-
day marks tho inauguration OF a
dual enforcement program BY
United States and Canadian author
tics that viii soon wipe out tho
traffic. according TO United states
DRY officials Thursday
r. s. HnEei,ino, divisional dry
chief. vino returned Thursday from
Washington. said that tho agree.
ment was recently reached between
representatives OF tho two govern
mcnts Mt Washington, u. c.
There is as much bootlegging in
Canada as on this side Of the line, 70
Hazeitine said. This may seem
strange TO people IN this state, who
consider British Columbia wet.
There is a high duty on liquor OK.
ported from Canada or imported
and sold there. By having liquor
consigned 10 Canada, then SNUG
Cling II out Of tho country and
back in. It can be bootloEged and
the duty oyaded
II Va believed that American rum
runners. finding lines tightening
UP In this country, arc turning TO
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Aunt Agnes of Corn
Fame Joins Hunt for
Prehistoric Animals !

big, gigantic, leviathanic, gar
gantuan animals, like tho bron-
tosaurus, the allosaurus, the
pterodactyle and lot of others
with funny names.
ANIMAL HUNT
is REAL THING
Some time ago The Star
printed "rho Lost World" n
serial story by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. This story was
about a South American jungle
whore some ot these animals
still lived. a purity OF cNplor-
crs got into tho Jungle and felt
like Charlie Dawes is going 10
feel in the senate in a few
weeks.
Now a moving picture has
been made Of this story. II
will DO shown at the Strand
thoator, starting Saturday. But
(Turn 10 Page !, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
CANTON SEIZED
BY CADETS
Communist Sympathizers
Are in Control OF City

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.--fBy Z.
P.s-Canton has been occupied by
Whampoa cadets, communist Sympa.
thizers Of tho old sun Vat Sen party.
who have arrested over 100 govern.
ment officials. the state department
announced today
The arrests we're made on the con.
tentiou that the officials were impli.
Gated In tho recent assassination OF
Finance Minister Lao Chung Hot.
The fighting Is understood 10 be be.
tween so-callcd rcd" factions and
the so-cailed 'pinks." with tho initial
advantage strongly in favor OF the
reds.
No Americans have been Injured
in the civil war. according to early
reports to the state department.
Following the order last month by
American Consul General Jenkins
for Americans TO leave Canton. most
OF them departed TO Hongkong un-
der British protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
.SWISLER COUP
PLANNED
Property Transfer Shows
Carefully Laid Scheme
SIGNED AWAY FURNITURE
Bench Warrant Issued for
Two; Bonds Doubled

That L. II swislcr who. with his
wife. Florence, are sought on bcEeh
warrants issued Wednesday by Fed.
erai Judge jeremiah Neterer, con.
iemplated flight for some time before
finally making their getaway. is in.
dicated by the fact that he applied
for passports in the white building
on July II, week before tho re.
cording OF a bin OF sale wherein
nc conveyed his furniture to George
W. Allen & Co, agents for the Ma,
tional Surety Co. here,
This company appears on the rec.
ords as bondsmcn for the Swislcrs.
While they are record bondsmcn. It
is believed they merely acted for
Il. J.. Turner and sid Brun, who
really furnished the Swisler bail, &C.
cording TO agents OF the surety com.
pany.
Investigation has disclosed that
Swisler made efforts for several
days before his departure to arrange
his affairs in such q way that his
bondsmen would not suffer finan.
cinlly II he and his wife failed to
appear in federal court to answer
charges OF violation Of liquor and
narcotic laws. In two liquor counts
against Swislcr and in n joint charge
under the narcotic laws against both
Swisler and his wife n total OF
about $4,000 bonds was required,
In tho action Wednesday by Judge
Netcrcr. these bonds were ordered
doubled.
II tho bench warrant docs not
produce the defendants II is prob
able bonds already posted viii be
declared forfeited.
II IL declared that at the time
when Swislcr was attempting to
interest friends in arranging for his
getaway. he claimed they could
settle the bond with federal author
tiles at so cents on the dollar, II
Il was declared forfeited after no
and his wife failed 10 appear in
court,
Whether this alleged arrangement
finally proved an attractive venture
to Turner and Brun could not be
learned, but federal officials declare
that. even n the hope OF bargain
settlement was held by anybody, 1t
will prove to be vain, and that the
entire amount OF the bonds probably
will be exacted II the Swislcrs arc
not found on the bench warrant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
HUNT ANGLER
Camp Deserted, Fear Man
Has Been Drowned

A fishcrman's camp, completely
equipped. but apparently deserted.
was discovered on Deer Creek, about
five miles from Oso. in Snohomish
county, and reported Wednesday 20
the sheritfs OF King and Snohomish
counties. The camp had not been
occupied for several days, and tracks
we're obliteratcd by recent rains. but
the discovery is taken as mute evil
donce that the occupant may have
lost hts life in the stream nearby.
Jack Macdonald and Ken Mcleod.
both OF Seattle made the discovery
Tuesday morning. Food, blankets.
matches and the remains OF a meal
were found A coffee pot hung over
an oxtinKuished fire. The outfit was
OF good quality and complete, and It
is the belief OF the discoveries that
IL was the camp OF sportsman.
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y. S. Drys Say Ontario's
a. Beer Lam Failure
Investigators Say Mild Beverage Has Not
Weaned Drinkers From Hard Stuff

Canada" Hudson said. was to find
out for ourselves the truth OF tho
statements that arc being made by
certain congressman that oniario's
beer regulation was the solution Of
our prohibitory laws
A question they had been ask
ing was has tho new beer wcaned
the drlnkor OF alcoholic liquor away
from that to the more moderate
drink
They said the usual answer was
In tho negative
Wheeler asserted that Canada IL
not doing "A very friendly thing
when she allowed tho smuggling or
liquor over the border"
He told OF walking along the
shore OF tho Detroit river and sec.
ing Canadian bootleggcrs waving
bottles at the American officers
and dofying them to do anything
about Il,