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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAltCH 24, 1929. I GRIEF MARKS 1: EXILE START IE 4 OF TROTZKY a Former TTar Lord Weeps When Friends Present Farewell Parse. I Ay t. DEtSS. By EDWARD (Universal). Though MOSCOW the true tory of yoa Trotzky's last be day on Russian soil may never to memoirs written by n . known except himself or members of his family, leaked fragments of information have r 6 out so as to make a fairly connected U and fairly accurate account estabFollowing the old tradition lished by revolutionaries in the Cxar-i- st regime, the victim of a banishment decree received an "exile purse" from SM his friends and political colleagues to tide htm over what might be a long Trotsky also period of starvation. ce received sucn a purse tor w time in his life, since he was thrice , exiled by Czar Nikolas H end twice, at - to different places by the dictator- t ship of his own proletariat, When It became known that his gi . at younger son, a student of engineering cW in Moscow, and a few other members of nil Immediate family had received to see him for what might m permission t TWvf - - oWv'a trimnAm we. am srn tww iiv a funa 01 n three hours notice, raised 1000 rubles ($500). It was a feat of ci no mean proportions when it Is considered that the majority of his friends are Impoverished and that the largest single donation was 75 rubles. Trotsky Weeps When He Receives Fnrse, Trotsky broke down and wept when he received the purse. He was told the names of the donors, who did not dare sign a farewell letter, and realized that more than one of them e for M would be obliged to go hungry weeks at a result. Actually, he didn't 4 said is time. It the this need purse -; that before he left the boat at Conthe chief of the GPTJ etantinople tg guard handed him $1000 in foreign currency as an exile dowry from the soviet government. Trotzky, his wife, his two married sons, and the wife of one of them spent several weeks in a private railroad ear before getting on the boat The soviet government about the middle of January obtained the consent of Kernel Pasha for Trotzky'a entrance to Turkey. When Trotsky U was Informed he refused to go. Told n he would be taken by force, he requested that hla family and two secretaries be allowed to accompany htm. The two secretaries he named were said to be Poznlansky and Mrachwovsky, former high government official in the Ural mountain district Mrachkovsky was flatly turned down by the GPU. Another man, not an opposiUoner, was sub- li .?" c "W1 4 in the Rlasan district, several hundred miles southeast of Moscow. At 11 o'clock one night, Trotsky's son in Moscow received word that he would be allowed to see his father. He was not told where, but he was to be ready In three hours. It was In this short space of time that the exile purse was raised. Gets Semi transit Tina Under Assumed Name, A 4mm rfv lator i'hn tha son had returned to Moscow, rumors spread inai ne, wo, naa Deen mm, iu Turkish government finally agreed to give Trotsky a semltranslt visa under an assumed name. The ear moved from Riaxan to Odessa, where he and his wife were put aboard the Sovtorgflot steamship Illyich, named for Vladimir Illyich Lenin, and pushed .off for Constantinople. . The son returned to Moscow. 1 The trip on the Black sea took almost twice the scheduled time because of storms and Ice floes. Trotzky, who had been under nervous strain for weeks, did not stand the voyage well and arrived 111. Living quarters had already been engaged for him. He is out out of the proletarian state he helped build, but he Is not free. The menace of an assassin's bullet makes It necessary for him to move about secretly. Uim lllne-- him that the Honl Relict Go warriors had suffered of late be Jeffer$on in To Confederate Muteum cause tney naa neen unaote to rood arrows, but the arrows Va. WV-- A Bible, RICHMOND, made by the white boy had brought prized by Jefferson Davis, and other skin. Ae- - relics back the warriors' old-tiof the president of the Southern confederacy have been acquired by for immediate delivery of 12 dozen the Confederate museum here. They erwrs. v are the gift of 8. 8. Cummins of loving Divon at " won s"er N. Y. M is anmc. nna Inr hi. hlr4 The collection includes a bronze whs of a taxidermist, too. Am one; match safe, which hung on the tent h' an pimm'l wrwimens r "quar- pole at the time Mr. Davis was caprels and birds of many varieties. tured and later served as a vase for him at Port Monroe; a bracelet given BTUM1WJNG BLOCKS. by Mrs. Davis to a friend: photoDo you 'know, only two things graphs of Mr. and Mrs. Davis and a their prevent your becoming great children, and two letters written by Mrs. Davis. -Indeed? What are they?" In the Bible, written In the hand London Parsing of Jefferson Davis, is this Inscrip"Your feet" Show. tion: To Miss Cummins as a token of KNOWS HER FAGS. sincere regard and esteem of her 'So on your birthday your wife friend. Jefferson Davis." In the corner is "LennoxvWe" gave you a smokers set I didn t t (Canada) and the date "17 July, know you smoked." " "I don't, but she does. Boston 1868." On the flyleaf are several quotations from the Bible. Transcript Datit 00-ta- East-hsmpt- OP). ox-li- ke new-rou- Clark's YPW MEN ARE AMAZED Trrtuy -- can u that Drostiit, I knew world pracrtbad by Phrctan the over, does five retulU; particularly to I! you are Mrvous, run people. down, lack thai auerant (Mltns and want energy. trenth and pea In erery awe-w-rite ne today and I will five you free Information (in plain, envelope you would ' not take 1100 for. Send no money. BRACHrTT PHAXMACY CO. Allied CralU suae., Lee Am tie. 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Still newer fashions of femi- spring and sent to America. She nine exercise have created a more likely will not appear in native cospronounced taste for women of slen- tume, but in garments better adapted to displaying net cbarms. der figures. 80 far has this change In the tastes were numbers Odd considered of a population gone that a movement Is-- on foot to enter a Turkish lucky, in classic times. Just as- - they beauty in the next contest in the are today by many gamblers. United States. She will be selected "as much for her figure as her face." Fauxxras Poise, Not Advoirdupois, Turkey's Beauty Te$l The redskin has turned to a paleface boyI to buy arrows for his warriors' bows Raleigh rred Dtxon.iJr-year-oihlsh school student, had gained a local reputation for the arrows he chief makes. When " d- of the Hopts, visited Raleigh, Dixon presented the Indian an arrow. So .11 AtA ih chief nd his warriors like The slender shaft that they gave Dixon an order for half a dozen lm mediately. 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