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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Zenski socialisticni klub
"Proletarka".

Sodruginje pri nOvoustanovlje-
|nem socialisticnem klubu "Prole-
|tarka" so ma svoji drugi sell dine
|23. t. m. izvolile sledeGi stalni
|odbor:
Berta PreSern. presednica;
Mary Grilec. tajnica-blagaj.;
Angela Horvat. zapisnikarica;
Agnes Grilec, Organizatorica.
Nadzornice:
Ana KrizaniG.
Ursula KoSnik.
Mary Jesih.
Redne seize Sc vrse vsako prvO
i'm tretjo nedeljo V mesecu OBJ 2.
|uri popoldne V prostOrih sOdr.
|Mladi6a, 5S7 So. Center Ave.
Sodruginje so Sc tudi odzvale
|povabilu socialisticnega kluba
Etev. l., da Sc vdeleze skupne spO-
|minske slavnosti petindvaisetlet-
mice Karl Marksove smrti in pa
frSke Komune. XII bode IA. marca
Ma novo je pristopilo 10 sodru-
|ginj, tako da sedaj Steje klub
|"Proletarka" 20 Glanic.
DAILY Socialist o nasem delu.
"Chicago Daily Socialist" an
|gleski socialistiGni dnevnik. pise
zadnji Getrtek o socialisticnem
|gibanju med ameriskimi Slo venci
|sledeee:
"Slovenci ma delu. - SocialIs-
ticno gibanje Sc rapidno siri v
vseh jezikih. Slovenci Sc organi-
zujejo rapidno in NTH organizaci-
ia raste. En- najzuamenitejsih
pojavov Nth organizacije je slo-
venski zenski socialistiGni klub.
Xxi Sc je ustanovil Is. feb. Z desc.
tmi 6lanicami. Nahaja se Y 10
vardi in njegove za6asne uradni-
&c so: Mrs. Berta P~resern, pred.
sednica; Mrs. Mary Grilec. taJni'
ca. Klub Sc imenuje "Proletar
ka."
Da socializem tako raste med
Slovenci, pripomOgel je k tenn
naJvec Nth tedensk; C"Daily So
elalist' pise pc pomoti mesecni)
hist "Proletarec'.' SlovencI
imajo osem socialisticnih kluboy
20 raznih krajih Amcrike.'
Rame vesti IL strans.C.
= Nov angleski so .ialistitn
dnevnik pricne nhajat $ |. ma
lem V New Yorku. LIS; Se go
imenoval "The Daily Call
IL letnega porocila n 19cI
elavnega tajnika ameTiSIr spcia
listicne stranke, sodr. Barncsa
posnemamo, da so clam strank,
minolem letu skupno gnlaeaI
$l7.763.45 clanarine. hnJiy IL
brosuric "a propaganda j. speGa
ia stranka "a l1,4414.06. Skupn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Rudarji bezijo liz Alaske.

Ma stotine alaskfh rudarjev
bezi IL ondotnih zlatih poljan
vsled straSne ZINE, XII j. tam "a
Ivladala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Cd gl. odbora Jugoslov. Soc.
Zveze.

Glavni odbor Jugoslovanske
|socialistiene Zveze je ma svoji
|redni sell dine Is. feb. 1908 spre-
|;el sledeco resolucijo:
Jugoslovanska Socialisti6na
|Zyeza pripozna Sc do danes samo
|dya jugoslovanska socialisticna
|Ista v Ameriki in STEER: "Prole-
"a Slovence in "Radni6ko
|Strazo" "a Hrvate. Edino Ia diva
|lista sta do danes fakti6nO V ro-
!hah slovenskega in hrvatskega
|proleiarijata V Ameriki.
vsled tega .ie dolznost vsakega
|sodruga, da podpira in razSirja
la diva lista kot branika delavskih
in svo5ode.
Frank Lisjak, John PetriG,
preds. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Skupaj
$685.

Zopet nov dokaz, da socialis-
tiGno casopisje odpira oGi in sto-
ri mezdne su5nje dobre borilce
proti kapitalizmu. Rojak Louis
Marolt IL Hibbinga, Mimi, nam
piSe slede6e:
"Po nakljucju sem dobil V ro-
Ike list ''Proletarec", kakorSnega
sem Sc ze davno zelel. Precitai
sem YES praviceieljni in resnico-
ljubni list in sprevidel, da Sc bori
proti naSim t~laciteljem, kapitalis-
tom, Xxi mas, uboge delavce, tlaGi
re tohko let. u danSnjim dine
vom sem Vas narocnik poSiljam
vam $50. Zelim ii, ljubi mi soci-
alistiGno delavski "Proletarec',
obilo vspeha in mnogo dobrih ma
rocnikov."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Sodrug John Kravanja, tajnik
SLOW. socialisticnega kluba st. .,
Glencoe, O., posilja $3.50 listu V
podporo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Chikasbd sodrugi in sodruginje
poor!

SouruBl In sOurug1nJe
poor!
Hrvatski sodrugi pr "Hrvats-
KEN Radnickem Prosvjetnem i
Politickem Drustvu" imajo to So
boto 90. feb. domaco zabavo v ko-
rist brezposelnim delavcem. Ia
bava Sc vrsi v mali dvorani sodr.
Frank Mladica 81 S. Centre Ave
in Sc pricne OBJ 8 .uri zvecer. Ma
sporedu je: petite, tamburaska
godba, govori, deklamacije, lici-
tactic, tombola it'd. .Vstopnina
prosta.
Sodrugi in sodruginjel Nasa
dolznost je, da posetimo to socia-
listicno veselico. Pridite!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
%Agitat0Iicen DEL.
Razredna zavednost prodiri

Razredna zavednost prodira
tudi V Aurori, Ill. Sodr. Ivan
Grilec, XII je obiskal ondotne ro-
Jake pred nekaj dnevi, pridobil
je Stiri move naroGnike ma PRO
letarca'. Nabral je tudi primer.
no Svotico listu V podporo. Pri-
spevali so slede6i:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Sodrugi! Citaite!

V upravniStvu "Proletarca"
5S7 SO. Center Ave, Chicago, ILL.,.
je dobiti sledeGe socialistiGne bro
sure in knjige:
Socializem Zoe
Zakaj smo socialist? ..... 7c
Socialna demokracija in
kmetisko ljudstvo ...... Sc
Komunisti6ni manifest .... zoe
Nasa bogastva .......... sc
Vsako teh brosur poSljemo
%poStnine presto. Sodrugi, sezite
pc NTH, dokler ne poidejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
ZNANJE ANGLESCINE JE
MOCI

Vsakdo, XII hoGe zvedeti. kako
Sc angleSki jerk nitro in lahko
nauGi, in to brez vsakih kniig in
strojev, ampak pc neki eisto lah-
ko umljivi in nainovejsi metodi-
maj sc obrne ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Sodrug Stefan Fabric V Co
nemaugh, Pa. poSilja celotne ma
rocnine "a diva nova in Stir stare
naroGnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
KAK0 PRIDE VAS DENAR
NAJVARNEJE v A
KRAJ?

Ce ga poslete Pc Mohor Mladi.
Gu, GIT So. Center ave, Chicago,
Illinois. On je V zvezi z g. Sakser.
jem v New Yorku in posilja de-
mar to6no, varno in zanesljivo v
starr kraj.
Ako potujete v start kraj ali
zelite kosa svojih sorodnikov ali
p~rijateljev welt V Ameriko, po-
TEN istotako kupite vozni listek
pri Mohor Mladicu. On preskrbi
dobro in nitro vOznjo Pc najniijih
cenah.
Mohor MladiG,
GIT So. Censer ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
THE STEINER ACADEMY OF
ENGLISH,

Chicago, Ill,
in slchernemu Sc DO ma to vazno
upraSanie odposlal nemudoma
Odgovor, 5 katerim bo tako zado-
volien, da bo rad o TEN povedal
tudi svOjemu priiatelju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

lsce Sc k~ompanjona
"a novo podjetje. XII
obeta velik uspeh.
kompanjon mora imeti
1000 dol. ma roki.
Ponudbe pod Sifro:
\. p. ma upravniStvo
''Proletarca.''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
John Petri,
Klub stew. 10.

Nov slovenski Socialistitni klub
$50 ustanovili zavedni delavci V
Aurora, Ill. Klub ina osem ella.
NOV. Predsednikom je izvoljen
sodr. Louis Rudman, financnim
IN koresRodenGnim tajnikom pa
|sodr. Frank Praprotnik. Redne
|meseene seize Sc bodejo vrSile visa,
|ko tretjo nedeljo V prostOrih soGr
Kolenca $50 y. Broadway
|st. Jugoslovanska Socialisticna
|Zyeza je sprcjola now kiub poi
|svoje okrilje kot stew. 10.
ziveli zavedni sodrugi!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Sodr. Frank Cuderman, Ore
gon City, Greg, poSilja dive cello,
letni narocnini in 25c listu V pod
poro : pristavkom, "ker so BON.
be dobro eksplodirale.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25
Klubi ma delo!

SocialistiGnim klubom. spada-
k Jugoslovanski Soc. Zvezi.
|se priporoca, da V primernem ca
|su. recimo oh nedeljah, sklicuje-
|b JAYNE shode, kamor mai pova-
bio rojake svoje naselbine. Ma
|takih shOdih maj bi Sc razprav-
halo 1.) o gospodarski krizi in
|nje izyoru; p o lokalnih razme-
'rah med delom in kapitalom; 81
10 pomenu socializma IA delavski
|razred; A. o zenski politicni or
|ganizaciji; 81 koga bodemo vo-
bill V jeseni; 6.) o vzgoji otrok,
zapustimO dobre potomce in
"a pravice produktivnih
it'd. it'd.
Ia pojasnila in pripomocke "a
take in enake razprave maj Sc
|dubi obrnejo direktno ma oSred-
|nji OdbOr Zveze ali pa ma wed-
"Proletarca' Chicago.
|Na della sodrugi! Pole je boga-
TO in plodno; skoda da hi zane
zlati cas-.
~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Vsak zaveden delavec mora BIZ
Ii socialist
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-25

Sodr. Frank Ilitti dobro orr,
ledino med slovcnskimi rudarJ.
V Minnesota. Minoli teden je 20.
pet postal n%arocnino "a deset no
viii naro6nikov. Da, da, Mime.
sofa sc giblje.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Drown Laced WALKING Boo, ;.

The smartest walking boots arc now
essentially common sense affairs. Tho
toes nrc pointed just enough to I've Mt
tractive, the heel Is Just sufficiently
high to give some support TO the spine.
and tho shoe itself il not considered
In good tnste unless II Is full, inrge
and really comfortable. In black. but.
ton boots are most In favor, but the
shoe most In vogue for the mornlug
constitutional In of brown calfskin,
laced and unusually high.
With practically every shade OF
dress these brown laced boots look de-
cidedly smart. aud especially with the
brown pony skin coats and brown cloth
and corduroy skirts Is the effect ex-
ceedngly good. In mourning. OF
course, the brown boots are not snita-
BILE. hut with the all black and black
and white, which are rather fad OF
the moment, the brown shoes Mt once
take away all effect OF mourning and
give Just tho necessary touch to the
entire costume.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
is IT WORTH lTf
Physical Deterioration and FInsroia;
Ruin Price of Race-traek Excitement.


Physical DETERIORATION and Financial:
Ruin Price of Raee-traek Excitement
The homelicst and irucst maxim o:
the running turf Is this: THE ponies
will get your shirt il you stick around
with EN- long enough" "Your shirt"
Is rnde paddock metaphor. II means
Your ambition; your nerve; your bat.
Ting and winning chance in the world
of men who worthily and bravely
strive and compete for what they gain.
1t means that. II you stick around
with them long enough" the ponies
viii beat down under their flying hoof,
every normal human interest with
which You started out In life: that
they will finish Of the turf's mortal.
ty figures" tell the TRUTH by trappling
you into the ground. so to speak
IL il were only your shirt" literal
ly. that the ponies took for toll.
Shirts there are and will ln a-plcn,y.
already fashioned and yet TO be
wrought: but, unhappily. We can be
provided with but one outfit of the
other things that tho ponies get
if VIC Stick around with 'om long
enough! '-Clarcnc l.. Cullen in the
April Evcrybody's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
lut tllem ont OF business.

put them ont OF business.
From the navy attention has been
drawn 10 tho army. and We discover
now in what dire distress we find our
selves In regard to the army and It's
equipment. In the magazines and the
daily papers we read assertions that
not only Is the army totally made.
quate, but that II IS badly equipped
and wanting in supplies both for the
men and the guns. Some of the writ
crs so so far as to say that any ma
ton could land down upon us, seize
u portion OF our territory and hold 1t
for years, and that We could only re-.
gain IL by an immense expenditure Of
life ana treasure, or that We would be
compelled to make very humillating
peace.
These utterances regarding the lack
Of defcnSe by land and sea come pert
odically and sometimes II looks as IL
they were inspired by persons who
are Interested in having large arm"
and navy. Perhaps this may not BE-
the case always, but II is generally
believed that army officers are very
zcalous In their efforts to increase
the efficiency OF the army. Beyond
question they can look at the army
condilions of European powers and
compare them with our own and sec
what dcfcnscless condition the coun.
try Is In case OF war with country
like Germany. But our people do not
like large standing army. 1t is y
part OF tho glory OF the nation that It's
citizens will at any timc rally 10 its
defense, and that In times of peace
the army shall remain small, just large
enough TO meet actual necessities. The
United States Is not a military coun
try, although great efforts are made
10 further tho military instruction %
the youth OF the land.
Perhaps the present outbreak In re-
gard to the dcrenscless condition ot
the United states may Impress Con
gress with tho necessity OF doing very
much more than was intended In the
way Of increasing the army and navy.
but there Is reason to believe that the
average congressman han not been
strongly impressed with tho idea that
wc are in such Il defenseless condi
ton as some of the most severe crI;
lea would have us believe. At tho
same time there is no doutt but tina.
some OF tho suggestions made are In
the right direction. There Is 10 doubt
that improvements can be made in
tho ships. and II is certain that tho
army can be put In better condi-
ton. While this Is being done Il "a
also we'll 10 remember that the poo
pie Of the United States do not want
TO go to war and that there arc no
nations that desire to so to war with
III,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
celors For serina.

In greens the dull rcsedn shades aud
In reds the coral tones and crimson will
be seen. while violet comes last In the
ranking,
In two toned worsteds there are In
be the smart herrlngbonc shadow
stripes ana snrah and storm scrges.
and 10 worsted fancy materials two
toned stripes in lightweight broad.
cloths are 20 be the smartest. The
supple chiffon brondcloths so admirn-
bly, adapted to nil sorts of draplngs AZ
we'll as TO plain tight costumes became
fashionable Mt once. and their vogue
now long continued, promises to see no
end.
In brondcloths the plain rather than
the stripes and checks now seen VIII be
a choice Of the fashionable fair one.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1905,
HAMPTons Y. M. c. A. GAM.
PAiGN.

Hampton Is fully sustaining its re-
pntation that when. as town, II goes
out after anything. It gcts 1t, and CUTS
II quick. Tho campaign In that city
to raise $4,000 for now building
for the Young Mems Christian Also
citation has been n wonderful succoss
aud II Is no wonder That 1t has been
such, for 1t has had for it's sonnda.
ton an carnestness. sincerity and on
thuaiasm that could not DO sQuclched
by amy obstacle that might be cncoun-
tored The very calibrc and personnel
OF tho men who had the work of rails,
ing the necessary amount was an as.
sairance that the movement would be
q success, but oven the fondest expec-
tations have boon exceeded aud the
new city has given to many cltlcs ar
example which might be wcll followed
with profit and advantage by them.
II Is pleasant to witness such cn :
thusiasm and loyalty as has been dis
played In Hampton tho past few days.
II Is an evidence OF local pride that
avery city requires III order to be
an attractive place for Industries or
homeseekers. 1t Is an\cxpression Of
loyalty and faith In their home city
ahd an evidence that they believe in
that city. With such spirit para
mount. II is moi surprising that Iiamp
ton has made the showing 1t has, but
nevertheless, II Is none The less graft,
tying to the people of that city and
It's neishbors In the Peninsula.
That Hampton needs a new Y NJ,
q. A. building there seems to be no
question. and that the structure re-
Wiired to meet all wants is assured
means beyond all pcradyonturc that
thasnssociatlon fH,illoplaXscvcn moro
Important pa,tgin the moral life of the
city than 1t has In the past. Its rec
ord of usefulness is most honorable
one aud now its prospects for the flu
ature have been made exceedingly
bright That the good people OF
Hampton have made the future of the
association 80 full of hope, is cause
of congratuiation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

IA an illustration of the success o.
tho school garden In New York. the
following extract was taken from /.
boys diary:
My radlshes is growing fine.
My beets Is growing fine,
MY corn Is growing fine,
MY lettuce Is growing fine
My carrots 10 growing flnc
"Everything Is beautiful"
It would seem az it nc harm would
be done II there was loss gardening
and tribe more grammar taught IL
that school.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Tho JtI rra Collar.

The ietted dog collar Is Immensely
hecoieing Ia the woman who is wear
Ing the rounded neck. II is made over
: foundation of black velvet. aud It IS
worn high and fastened at the back
with = horseshoe OF diamonds or With
pin OF jet. With this collar tharc are
bracelets OF Jet 10 complete the SGT,
which. however. calls Tor a jctteti bo-
Zero or for touch OF black IN the
gown,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

to match is seen in the design, showing
broad lace capelike trimming cover.
Ing the shoulders and separating in
V front TO show gulinpe and collar
of another kind of lace. The pointed
front In outlined by two folded bnnds
OF SILK. which tie In n knot. with ends
falling low over the bust. They arc
caught above the knot under loops OF
SILK. The puffcd sleeves are gathered
into cuffs of chiffon cloth edged with
n band of the same lace used FOR the
guimpe and collar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Some archaeological digger after
facts claims TO have located the Gar.
den of Eden in Ohio. and determined
the exact spot where Eve stood when
she handed Adam the apple (they did
not have lemons In those days). May.
DO 80. but apples are not exactly
the kind of fruit that Foraker Is hav.
Ing handed TO him these days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Tho new. Boston idea is that slang
Is n metaphor; that slang showa tina.
the utterer thinks In figures what.
ever that may mean. and that slang IS
proof OF sincerity. Just think of Bos-
Ton defending slang. What next will
come out of that city except books
and beans?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
eioan,y si,tcra.

The case of the man with hun.
drcd wives" whose story is being Civ
on in the newspapers, reminds one Of
tho late Lord Russelrs joke. The late
lord chief Justice. when a barristcr.
was sitting in court when another bar
ristsr. leaning across tho benches dur
ing tho hearing or n bigamy charge,
whispered: Russell, what's the ex-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
EFFORTS TO IMPROVE THE ARMY
AND NAVY.

IL is very sad to contemplate the
serious condition which the United
states finds itself at present, that
III If We are to believe all that Is said
and written on the subject. First Il
was our navy that could not do any
thing in the way OF defense and tho
critics of that institution pointed on;
how the armor was placed so low that
+ Il would be impossible to protect the
ships. that the construction OF the
ships was so faulty that they would
blow up and destroy our own men,
and that anybody With mcascy-lt
flo navy could come along and drive
our fleet from the ocean. Why, sey.
serll officers Of the navy have insisted
that these criticisms were right and
that our feet was of little account. II
4 is a sad commentary upon all that has
besn done In the past to gay that our
navy Is in such a condition and that
III might ut moment To sent 10 the
bottom OF the sea. The critics at
tempted to make the country believe
that The ships would sink or that they
would so 10 pieces on their voyage to
San Francisco. They went further
and said that il the ships should en-.
cppntcr All enemy after they got to
the ,ecitic' that it would be all up
Nith thcHi and that, any nation couli
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Representative Bartlett told a truth
when he said that the Republican par.
~ is the enemy of labor unions tina,
should be fully digcsted by every be.
Hover IN organizaeA labor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

No. dear reader, the fathers are not
going to have Congress. They are
too busy making money to pay cas
fare for the mothers to attend such
gatherings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Wonder what that college president
who said that university mon We're be :
ing cifcminatcd, thought when he rca,.
of that Ann Arbor fracas?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

judging from the latest pictures o
Emma Golman. she is no great stu
dent OF tho fashion plates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
WITH THE PARAaRApHsRs.


WITIIs THE PARAGRAPHERS--
1t is good fishing season that has
more cork than jug.--Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
Why Is an orchestra leader ncccs-
sarily baldheaded. or football-hcaded?
Cleveland Leader.
We suspect that John +. Stevens
opinion OF tho Panama canal Is mu-
tual.-Richmond Timcs-Dispatch
IL Madame Gould is going into the
hands Of receiver, Prince Helle de
Sagan bids for tho job.-St. Louis
Post.Dispatch.
The great problem In higher cdu.
cation seems to be whether there arc
enough FIRE escapes from the Thrill
fioor.--philadclphia Inquirer.
Fire drills in all the public schools
arc not complete unless they include
tho firing OF any janitor who locks
the exits during school hours.-Iiansas
City Star.
Tho sale of Baltimore bonds was
successful. the amount nciugs sub
scrlbed nine times over. Philadelphia
will have no troul4e In selling hers.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Some Of TIE fellows who call them.
selves socialists really want to be an
archists and don't know enough to be
anything but Enthusiastically
Ledger
Tom Taggart liz st:ll for bryan"
says the San Antonio Light That is.
perhaps. the very best way Tom can
be for m.-Washlneton Herald.
When II gets home under the COM
mand OF Rcar-Admiral Sperry My fec.
will have crossed Ny equator four
timcS.--Ncw York Sun
Negro education. for which Mr.. Taft
made his plea In Plymouth Churcn.
might help some in Haiti.--New York
World.
The fire insurance companies doing
business in Kentucky must be losing
some sleep these Washington
Post
Indian winter. as it werc.--New
York Mall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Day before yesterday YOU had your
eye on the shady side Of the street,
and yesterday you scowlod If some.
body left the door open.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Something OF relief these dayc
not TO read something about tho Thaw
family every day, is It not?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

There was good one thing about tho
weather yesterday--It WAS totally, nm
III TO beat carpets or rugs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
shir. Waist Dress.

Striped blue and white silk is used
to make this shirt waist dress. The
closing is In the front and Is concealed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
DoEsl

It's not that we envy cur neishUrr.
Nor that we toward him harshly
feel;
But
1t does make us sore when we labor
While ho drives al auiomobccl.
Indianapolis News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

WITIIs THE PARAGRAPHERS--
II is Il good fishing season that has
more cork than jug.--Atlanta Consti
tuition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

sarily baldheaded. or footballhcadcd?
Cleveland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

We suspect that John T. Stevens
opinion OF tho Panama canal is mu-
Timcs-Dispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

ABSOLUTELY PURE wHIsKEY.
fhysicians and others desiring an
exceiient article arc respectfully re-
questcd TO give this whiskey n trial
On my guarantee. Mcllowed by age.
B. r. CofER. solr Agent.
%eLa street near Washington ayenua.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
THE BAND WAGON.

To hitch your wagon to star
Is good advice. no doubt:
Which constellation yop should pick
Is harder 10 find ont
Now York Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

IL Madame Gould is going into tho
hands Of receiver, Prince Helle de
Sagan bids for tho job.-St. Louis
post.Dispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

tremc penalty for biSamy?''
Two mothcr-in laws instantly re-
piled Russcll.-Londop Taller.