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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Dive yeIikolleStni Sikh.

Dva dneva je nodil 13 letni de.
eek Jurij Hanley 21 Cleveland av.
Chicago, po mestnih ulicah gor in
dol in $ solzami V oeih prosil "a
dime in nikelj msmoidoGe, XII so Sc
mu zdeli posebno milosrSni, Ges da
potrebuje veliko svoto denarja. lie
malokomu Sc ie kdelo vredno, da
bi malega poprassl, cemu rabi de-
mar; hiteli so nimo jokajoeega
brez srca, in oni malostevilni, XII
so darovali nikeli so zahtevali, da
jim. de6ek natanSno pove, kaj ma,
merava denarjem.
Povedal jim ie srce segajoeo
pripovest o bedi in revseini in o
kamnitem sreu bDgatega starega o
5eta.
Matt - tako j. zaeel = je bas
umrla, oce pa jc pijanec in je ne
kan zginil. Matt ;ezi sedaj v mrt-
vassnici in Sc imt6okopati ma po-
kopaliseu "a reveze. To pa on ho-
ee zabraniti, ter Sc je vsledtega o.
brnil ma nekega pogrebnika, XII pa
zahteva "a dOstoien pogreb 800;
mex drug pogrebnik je ceneji in
pokoplje mater "a $4S. Njegov bo-
gait start oce ga je napodil, in "a
to hoee to svoto sam skupaj spra-
viii.
Truden in obupan je drugi dan
prestel nabrane darove, pa pogum
mu je upadel, ko je videl, da je
dobil samo SLIGO.
SoSsedinja malega, gospa Ladie
Smith, Sc ga je usmilila. Hotela
je Sc enkrat apelirati ma srce sta
rega skopuha ter sc napotila dee
kom palace starega oGeta, 2429
Magnolia Str. Pred vratmi je po-
vedala, cesa zeli, in tudi vnuk je
prosil, maj bi ded daroval vsaj
toliko svoto, da Sc bo njegova hGi
in deekOva matt mogla dostojno
pokopati.
Toda zaman. Ko je nastel ded
vse grehe otrokovih starisev, je IA
prl vrata in rekel, da ne more pri
najboljsi volji mic storiti; a ker
da je dobrega srca in Sc mu zapu-
sceni in revni otroci njegove hce-
re smilijo, hoee svojo "velikodus-
most" pokazati in poiskati izgino-
lega oceta ter ga prisiliti, da bo
skrbel "a svoje otroke. Potem je
vnuku vrata pred nosom zaprl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Kanadska vlada ie zacela jako
strogo kontrolirati naseljence, XII
pridejo IL Xdruzenih draw. V OBJ
mejnih pristaniscih so Sc otvorile
posebne agenture naselniskega od-
delka, kOjih uradniki imajo nalog
obracati najvecjo pozornost ma o.
sebe, Xxi prihajajo il Zdruzenih dr.
zav, in vse nczazeljene naselnike
zavrniti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

V mednarodnem gledisGu Chi
cagi so prijatelji ma smrt obsojene-
ga llermana Billika priredili wee
predstav, kojih 6isti dobicek znaSa
$1,000. Denar Sc DO uporabil po-
kritje stroskov prizivnega posto-
panja. Zupnik O'Collaghan, XII je
o Billikovi nedolznosti preprican,
ina najve6 zaslug, da sc smrtna
Obsodba Sc nj izvrSila in da Sc NOR
da tudi ne bo. On je tudi prisel
ma ideio. da bi Sc prid Billiku
prirejale gledaliske predstave, pri
katerih so nastopali tudi razni GO
vorniki. Tako je n. pr. povedal ne
Xxi Vrzal. da je pri prvem procesu
protl Billiku napacno izpovedal
kot priGa. Edna, mala Billikova
hcerka, je tudi stopila ma oder in
Sc zahvaljevala gostom "a zanima-
ME, Xxi ga izkazujejo njenemu oGe-
tn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14


V Meksiki vre revolucija. Mno-
go vstasev je pribezalo Zdruze-
ne drzave, zlasti Texas, Arizo-
ma in New Mexiko. Meksikanska
vlada jih ie pri guvernerjih dotiG-
nih draw oznacila kot navadne
roparje in ubijalce, da bi jih lozje
V svGjo pest dobila. Med begunci
Sc je nahajal tudi mlad Meksika-
nee Manuel Sarabia. Hotel je pri-
ii pred guvernerja drzave Texas,
da bi protestiral proti temu, da Sc
imenuje meksikanske vstaSe tato-
We in roparje. kakor Jill je denun-
ciral predsednik Diaz pri ameri-
Skin oblastih. Ma svojem begu
pred preganjalci je bill Sarabia
ma pOdlagi laznjivih ovadb agen-
tov meksikanske Wade aretiran V
Douglas, Ariz. Meksik&nska vlada
pa 81 je mladenica tako Zazelela,
da nj mogla do6akati njegove
obravnave pred ameriskimi sod
miami, marvec je dne 30. junija
t. l., to je tisti dan, ko je bill are
tran. Sarabia silo odvcdla IL
jeGe; podllupil& jc ameriSke urad-
nike, Xxi so strazili zapor, in Sa-
rabia je bill ma avtomobilu cd
peljan temni noel preko meksi-
kanske meje in izrocen meksikan-
skim sodnijam. Mes6ani mesta
Douglas pa so bill vslcd tega ne
cuvenega postopanja tako ogor-
ceni, da so energicno zahtevali Sa-
rabia navsai, katerega so meksi-
kanske oblasti tudi izrocile Ia
htevali so tudi, da sc odpoklice
meksikanski kOnZul, Antonio Ma
"a, XII je incl pri stvari svoje roke
craven. Prizadeti ameriski urad-
niki. Xxi so Sc dali podkupiti, so
bill sicer aretirani. a kmalu nato,
ma migljaj IL Washingtona, izpu-
SEEM. Sarabia je bill pred amerisko
sodnijo oproscen. - Zadeva Sa-
rabia kaze v jasni luci vso nesram-
no predrznost Diazave meksikan-
ske Wade, v drugi vrsti pa priza
nesljivost washingtonskih krogoy
napram prvi. Ako bi pa vstasi ka.
takega zakrivili, bi bill re davnC
pod zapahom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Znani delavski voditelj" in
skrivni prijatelj kapitalistov, Sa-
muel Gompers in njegovi zvesti v
izvrsevalnem odboru ameriske de-
lavske zveze (American Fedora
tion of Labor so pri svojem kle-
ceplazenju pri kapitalistieni stran-
ka Yendar- -enkrst dobili- s.kruha
namesto kamna". Demokratska
konvencija Denverju, Colo. Sc je
IL razloga samoohrambe odlocila,
da sprejme svojo platformo cd
Gompersa predlozene zahteve gle
de omejitve sodnih prepovedij.
Gompersa in podpreds. Morrisa je
ia zmaga" - "strasno razveseli-
la Toda, zal, da o kaki "zmagi"
dosedaj Sc ne more biti govora.
Platforma je lie vaba, ma katero Sc
maj lovi brat" delavec, da od-
da svoj glas "a TO stranko, - in
Gompers in njegOvi prijatelji de-
lajo ma to, da oddajo delavci svo-
Je glasove demokratiGni stranki.
Da pa je ia stranka bistvu ista
kot republikanSka, - to We ze
vsak zaveden delavec.
NaSa kandidata sta Debs in
landlord.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Cd bIizO in daIeG
Velika nesreGa V iami.

premogokopu pri Juzowski ma
Ruskem so Sc vzgali plini. Podsulo
je $50 delavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

nj starlsl. Septrmbra meSeca pri.
deta pred poroshike.
Hoce biti obeSen! - James Ri
chardson liz AtlAnta, Ga, je svojo
zeno. Xxi mu je lila nezvesta. umo.
ril. SoSdnik ga je obsodil v do
smrtno jeeo. Mprilec stem nj bill
zadovoljen, in kb Sc mu je obsod-
ba prebrala, 5e faklical: "Ali, GO
spod sodnik, jsz vendar hoeem
obesen biti in nsjraje pri tel pri-
ell" = "Zakaj pa hocete, da Vas
obesimo ~ = uprasa ga sodnik. -
"Ker sem svoje zeno umoril in
nocem vec zivetf Jaz sem popol-
mona pri zdravi pameti." All
hocete stem reel da je vaSa zelja
to, da Vas takojtodpeljejo ma mo-
risce in obesijo, IN da mai JAZZ spre.
menim Vase obsddbo smrtno ka.
zenf" = "Da, dai Prosim, obe-
site me takojpi- "Prav zal mi
je, a "a sedaj Yam ne morem u.s.
treei." Stem je sodnik nadaljni
pogovor obsojehcem zakljucil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Tajnik drustva prot trpincenju
zivalij'', Henrik Berg, della V chi.
kaSkih klavnicah, kjer sc vsak dan
pokolje ma tisoce glav zivine, raz.
ne poskuse "a iznajdbo move me-
tode, po katerej hi Sc zivali mogle
Sc hitreje in brez boleGin usmrtiti.
Imenovano drustvo je razpisalo
$500 nagrade "a povoljno reSitev
tega problema. - Obcudovanja
vredna milosrGnost ! a bolj hvale-
.vredno hi Sc bilo, &c bi sc ustano-
vilo drustvo proti trpincenju on
dotnega delavstva in raztegnilo
svoje delovanje cez cello Ameriko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

"Skofijska komisija v Remire-
montu ma Francoskem je preisko-
vala "cudez", XII Sc je baje tam
kaj pripetil letos maja meseca.
Med hudim vremenom TOGO so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Znacilno "a korupciio tel de-
zeli je to, da Sc "a delavske vo-
ditelje kapitalisticni in vladni kro-
gi kar pulijo. Govorilo Sc je, da je
hotel Roosevelt bivsega predsed-
nika rudarske mije Johna Nit
chell poklicati V zvezni urad. on
pa da je to odklonil. - Vodite-
ljem. ki so pri mOgocnikih pri-
ljubljeni in milosti, bi delavci ne
smell zaupati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

pecat moralno pOpolnoma zavrze-
mega cloveka. Toda sodnija Sc jC
hotela Sc bolj trdno preprieati. .Po-
zvala je prico, da maj knezu to po-
We obraz.
Resno in odkrito je zrl Ernst
svojemu zapeljivcu, knezu, OBJ
raz, in kot strasni udarci, kot uni
cujoc grom SO dOnele njegove be-
sede:
"Pri Bogu vsegamogoGnem .
Svetlost . ali morete tajiti
da sva midva to delalal"
Eulenburg je postal bled kot
smrt, - cutil je, da je unicen "a
vedno, da je izigral svojo vlogo.
Srdito je udaril pestjo OBJ mizo in
"a trenotek pozabil, da je - enc
varno bolan"! Videlo Sc je, da Sc
zdaj pa zdaj hoGe zagnati pri-
60. Ia pa je ponovil slovesno:
"Svetlost, JAZZ govorim resnico; -
midva sva izgubljena - ma tenn
svetu."
Celia obravnava Sc vrsi tajno,
pri zaprtih wrath, z izkljueitvijo
obcinstva. Gin dalje proces traja,
tembolj raste javnosti nezaup-
most in razburienost.
Knez Eulenburg je igral do "a
dnJega casa, dokler MISC prisle ma
dan njegove in njegovih visokih
prijateljev seksualne perverznosti,
V Nemeiji veliko diplomaticno vlo-
go. Cesar je bill popolnoma ME
govih rOkah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
NARoCNIKOM.

Kadar Sc preselite, je potrebno,
da naznanite poleg novega naslova
tudi stvar naslov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Walter J. Barnett, podpredsed-
nix i vrhovni pravni zastopnik ze-
lezniske druzbe Western Pacific,
ie bill te dni obsojen desetletno
pristine delavnico, ker je poneve-
ril omenjeni druzbi jamstvene Ii
stine in vrednostne papirje v vi
sokosti $205 900.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
seno. Sc mora samo resiti. z.to M

seno. sc mora samo resiti. Zato ma
mora imeti moe, da Sc upre syo-
Jim izkoriscevalcem, XII ne bodo
nkdar il samega dobrega srca
prlvolili, da bi Sc izpremenile Sc
danJe neznosne razmere. TIE moei
NINA nihee drugi, kakor zdruzeno
lJudstvo, zavedno ljudstvo, kate
ro razume, eesa mu je treba in
kako lahko pride do svojega ci-
LA. Mas namen je, kolikor mogo-
ee pouciti to ljudstvo in ga iz-
trgati iz tiste nevednosti, katero
Je zapadlo brez lastne krivice.
Emo stvar izpozna ludstvo lah-
ko brez tezave: da ne zivi! Ce pa
ina voljo, ziveti, res ziveti. dra-
gace ziveti kakor sedaj, mora
razumeti svoj sedanji polozaj in
mora vedeti, kaj bi Sc dalo dose
ci in kako. V prvi vrsti treba ma
semu ljudstvu pouka in tega mu
zelimo pOdati. Prepri6ani smo, da
bode zavedno ljudstvo samo naslo
pravo pot. lie sposobno je treba
narediti to ljudstvo "a zaved-
most. Dalie prib
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Tudi Pittsburgh. Pa, Sc je "a
cello ma boljSe obracati, kakor poro
cajo razni listi. V wee plavzih Pitts
burg Forge & Iron kompanije Sc
je OtvOril obrat. Move zgradbe
Dunlap -Connesville Coke druzbe
so Sc odprle dne 3. TIN. in Sc bo
"a zdaj enkrat delalo V % plavzih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Bombae John Sc prosi, da ia
vi upravnistvu "Proletarca" svoj
novi naSlov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Socialist V Los Angeles. Cal.
biJejo neizprosen boz "a ustavno
zaJamcenO prostOst govora. Toda
kdo Sc Ameriki briga "a ustavo.
ce sc gre prot sOcijalistom in V
prid kapitalisticnemu razreduYl
Policija nastopa proti socijalistiG-
MIN goyOrnikom rutalnO. Vrgla
Je jeco re wee sodrugOv. Zalostna
osoda moSkih sodrugov pa nj od-
vrnila ondostnih socijalistiGnih a.
gitatoric cd trdnega sklepa, da bi
ne Sic tudi one BOZ "a prostost
govora. Zdaj sc nahajajo tudi ZEN
ske V zaporu in sc 2 mimi ee mogo-
ce Sc bolj brezobzirno postopa ne
go-z moskimi agitatcrji. Prosnje
"a dovOljenje javnih soeijalistic-
nih shodov pOlicija namenoma re-
dino odklanja. in posledica so are
tacije. Policija hoce zatreti bru
talno silo vsako gibanje socijali-
sticnc Stranke. Ognjevite zenske
govornice pa zanjejo ma pouliGnih
shodih velikanske uspehe; poslu-
Salcev je vedno vse crno. Dosedaj
so zaprli ze stiri govornice. ki so
vse IL uglednih druzin, n. pr: gos-
pa Jones. udova ruskega grofa
Piontkowskega, potem soproga ad
vokata Holloway in gospa Berta
Daley. Hotel so jih izpustiti pro-
Il varsclni, a je IL principijelnih
razlogov MISC marale poloziti ter
raje ostanejo V jeGi do obravnave.
Dasi meScanstvo delavskim TEN
njam nj prijaZno, vendar V TEN
slucaju ze godrnja mad takim sa-
movoljnim policijskim paSeva-
MEM, in to zato, ker so imenova-
ne sodruginje slucajno IL "bolj-
sih krogov.
Cetudi aretiranke Sc MISC OBJ
sOjene, vendar sc mimi V jeci gr-
do postopa, kakOr da bi bile kdova
kake zlOcinke. Kadar pride do o.
bravnave, ne bodo hotele placati
niti denarne kazni, In tako bodo
najbrz obsojene vsaka ma en- me-
sec dni zapora. Cd 80 zaprtih mo-
SIKH sodrugov, XII so bill tudi radi
javnih shodov aretirani, je nekai
obsojenih k prisilnemu delu.
Koliko agitatorjev pa DO slav-
ma ameriska policija zaprla od re-
publikanske ali jemokraticne
strankei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

100 zaviraccv Pennsylvania ze-
leznice, Xxi so bill jesenl odpusce-
nj, so dobili poziv, da mai zopet
gredo ma svoje delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Natakar John X. Hang, HI
kacine ave, Chicago, 81 je obu.
pu pognal krogljo V glavo. Dolgo
casa je iskal della, a nj ga dobil
Da napravi konec pvSGini, 81 je
raje prostovoljno wei zivljenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

kapitalisti Idruzenih draw ma
letijo povsod, kamor vtakneio
svoje dodge prste, na odlocen od-
por pri ljudstvu. In sedaj stegu-
Jejo svoie prste re skoro vsepo-
vsod, kjer lie cutijo kaj plena. Tu-
di Juzni Ameriki strasijo duho-
vi IL Zdruzenih draw. Toda ljud-
stvo jim je zaGelo kazati zobe.
ravno tako kakor V Meksiki. Re-
publika Sc namerava preustrojiti
V nekako naselbino Zdruzenih dr.
zav. In pri TEN ondOtna vlada Sc
sama izdatno pomagal Ocividno
Sc ameriSki kapitalizem ukvarja
stem, da "razvije" Peru ravno-
tako, kakor je "razvil" Meksiko.
pri cemur mu peruanska vlada
ravnotako pomaga, kakor mu je
Sci ma roko meksikanski predsed-
mix Diaz. Kapitalisti Zdruzenih
drzav napravljajo IL oblastnikov
Osrednje in JUNE Amerike svoje
agente, da morejo nemoteno do
ti6ne dezele gosp0darsko izkori-
seati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

v Jolietu, kjer Prebivajo tudi nju-
nj starisi. Septembra meseca pri-
deta pred poroshike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Municipal Traction Company v
Clevelandu, Xxi upravlja vse tam
kajsne cestne zeleznice po na6rtu,
kakor ga je izdelal zupan John
son, ina "a mesec maj $54.916 pri-
manjkljaja. Johnson, Xxi je objed-
mem tudi blagajnik tie druzbe, mo-
raj je priznati, da je izgubo po-
vzroeil strajk nastavljencev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

Po dolgotrajnem po6ivanju Sc
je pri Great Lakes Coal kompani-
j kaylor blizu Kittaninga, Pa,
spet za6elo delati. V sluzbo je
sprejetih 400 MOI.
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Chicago, Ill. IL. julia (July). 1908.

padali ma zemljo kamenieki po-
dobo Device Marie, in prebivalci
so jih pozneje pobirali. Komisija
je zaslisala 107 pric in nazadnje
priznala resnicnost podatkov o
eudezu." - A. S. - Cudez je res,
da sc dobijo dandanes Sc ljudje,
XII verujejo v take budalosti. Sc
veda, ma Francoskem Sc prav po-
sebno potrebujejo Gudezevl
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
A Considerate Reporter.

When the Maine was blown up the
wife Of Lieutenant Commander Vain
wright was at her home in Washing
ton. She had heard nothing Of the
news when she was awakened about
1 o'clock i'm the morning by violent
knocking Mt the door of her house. FL
nally Mrs. Wainwright rose and looked
out of the window, asking what was
the matter. \ voice called out, Are
you the wife of Lieutenant Command
er WainwrightT Yes. What do you
want?" "Thc Maine has been totally
destroyed. We are reporters and wish
FOR some information about Mr.. Vain
wright" Only this ana nothing more.
The shock caused the poor l?dy 10 fall
in dead faint. from which she did
not rally for several hours, and, fortu-
natcly for her il was then known her
husband was not among the lost.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
MONKEYS and Parrots.

A lung specialist was talking about
n famous scientist who had contracted
consumption from lot of consumptive
monkeys that he had been experiment.
ing upon.
"Thls should I've lesson and warn
ing to us all" hc said. FOR nothing l.
more dangerous To the lungs health
than to have monkey about the
house. Practically all monkeys have
consumption I'm this climate, and II is
Just as easy 10 take consumption from
a monkey as from man or woman.
II is the same with parrots. They too,
have consumption, and they, too, are
most apt TO give the disease 60 those
who pet them As for me. rather than
live I'm the Same house with pet mon.
key or pet parrot would take n cot
I'm the hopeless ward OF some con.
sumptlvcs' hospital" - New Orleans
Times Democrat
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24

operated the plant three days icSs than
six months and lost about 500 per
month.
"If you stop TO think about 1t, n city
cannot work, but must hire all her
help. The hired man does not have the
coal blu to pay, nor does he care
whether houses are wired or not. He
IS not much Interested In the receipts
and does not hustle business; hence
the expenses run up while the receipts
are neglected Public money does not
hold out like private money. | know
It ought to, but | am now serving In
my eleventh year as mayor, and !
know whereof | speak.
"Whcn we come to figure these
things, II Is not safe TO figure on what
ought to he done, but we should face
facts and recognize the facts rs they
really are and not AS they should be,
but are not.
"An electric plant has TO have close
personal attention. and the man who
superintends IL ought TO have a. very
serious interest I'm the expense account
and in the receipts, and this Interest
should be such as would affect his own
pocket
"YOu ask If | would advise middle
size cities TO build electric plants
Now, i'm answer To this particular
question must say would not"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
Els TERRIBLE EYES.
Senator Csss Could t!r,oss Fars'yze a
Man W. IA a Loc,,.

Senator Csss Could t.r-oas Fara'yze a
Mar W,.h a Loc".
Giant heads bodies an braius wcr2
Webster and sass. Al the strength OF
Now Hampshire granite Was COlccn-
irutcd ia thOs. two sons. 70 looI upon
them made the ordinary man feel
small. Wonderful eyes thS possessed,
and men have been known TO shiyer
with dread when one or the other al
lowed his glance TO fall upon them.
Cass could look through II stranger In
@ way to MAKE lns brain burn and his
knees knock together one searching
stare seemed to destroy all mentality
and fiji the victim with paralytlc emo
lions.
30 man dared take liberties with
CaSs. In 1916 the proprietor of the
National hotel I'm Washington was a
man who 50 closely resembled the
great senator from Michigan that he
was often mistaken for him. An old
friend. returning from journey, en-
tered the lobby and, seeing him lean
ing against the desk, slipped up be
hind and hit him Il terrific whack on
the shoulder. saying cheerily and ST
multaneously: Hello, old man. Here
| am back again. How are your
Senator Cass Strengthened up his six
feet three and, turning upon the assail'
ant his terrible, bloodShot eyes, almost
annihilated him with look. Not n
word was spoken. That look was am
pie. The stranger was so ratified
that he could not even apologize, but
skunk dejectedly out of the hotel.
Later in the day when congress was
supposed to be i'm session the stranger
returned TO the hotel TO shake hands
with the proprietor and tell him al
about the Cass incident. Walking
bravely up, he laid his hand down OF
his friends shoulder and, without wait
ing for a greeting, surprised him with
"See here old fellow, YOU got me II
a deuce of scrape this morning
Why, YOU know, | took old Cass fol
you. slapped him on the back, nearly
taking off shoulder, and the old foo
looked at me as if he wanted TO com
NIT murder. The darned old lunatic
why doesn't he stay out of hercE H'
knows Again the great scnato
from Michigan Strengthened up his si'
feet three, again he turned his blood
shot eyes. again he looked and again
the victim fled. Two mistakes of tina
kind i'm one day!
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
A Wedding Day Reminder.

William James. the famous psvchol-
ogist of Harvard, said at dinner In
Boston:
"Au odor often brings back mem
orics that we had thought buried for
ever. As we regard some strange
landscape IL often seems TO us that
we have been Just here before. The
oldest. the most momCntous associa
tions oftcntimCs attach themselves to
the most triding things.
THUS at a Thanksgiving dinner that
| once attended the hostess said 10 n
sour faced man on my left:
"'NIay | help YOU 10 some of the
boiled rice, Mr. smith,
"'Ricc? No. thank you-no rice foI
me- Smith answered vchcmCutly. III
Is associated with the worst mistake OF
my lirc.'"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
Will Be Sworn to il Necessary.

4 story that would bc regarded as
too good TO be true if II were not part
Of the Official records of the city comes
commissioner of that city is victim
of the dclusion that II Is his business
TO keep the streets clean. but his eff
forts are not appreciated 10y one of
the groccrs, who sent in II protest 10
the effect that the streets were 80
much more noisy after the mud had
been removed that he regarded II as
detrimental TO his business to have the
streets kept so clean.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
Coste Of Oree.

on the day after his election the
chief magistrate OF a certain town I'm
the Midlauds who enjoys the rcputa-
tion of being rather "ncar" i'm money
matters was asked FOR Il subscription
tO the local football club.
"G really can't do IT," he replied.
"JuSt look at the outlay I've already
been put to through accepting Office!
And ne produced small ledger In
scrihcd ON the cover "MayOralty. In.
pcnscs" On the top line of the first
inside page was the entry, Dress suit,
Reynolds Newspaper.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
CHARACTER IN WALKING.
Traits Which Are Readily Disclosed
by Ones Gait.

There's q conceited man coming
down the street" said the girl In the
group on n corner. How do | know?
Bv his walk. | can tell the chief trait
of any persons character 10y watching
him or her walk. For instance. If a
man walks with heavy lift To his
hips he's sure To- be obstinate. II he
sinks down little ON his heels he has
n comfortable attitude toward life aud
the world in geucral-in fact. he's bit
law. That woman coming down the
street now Is gossip. Any one could
tell that because Of her minCing. fussy
gait Indecision is the chief character
istic Of that wouans character across
the street Don't you see how she
swings her foot rather hCsitatingly I'm
the mir before she puts Il down?
"Thc man who walks with his knees
leading Is sure Il bc OF the piouS type
the disa"rccah.y pious type, I mean
You see that ole codger who Is cross
ing the road with his stomach seem.
ING 10 lead the rest OF hin-wcll. oi
course II Is evident that feeding * his
chief delight When an intellectual
man walks his head leads That SIR
who sways so g. self conscious. Yes
that lirl going down the street has a
prctty walk. gliding and quiet but
watch out for her; she Is trcachcrous
I'm the extreme.
"The man who puts his feet down
especially solidly Is heavy and some
what stupid. That little person cross
ing the road with a quick. clean steI
Is energy personifed. but he has the
.ort Of energy which has no regard foi