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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-05

di V zasebnem zivljenju. To upra-
SAME je vazno za vse delavce, KITE
ri so Sc otresli casov cudezev in
srednjeveskih nazorov. Je pa Sc
vedno velika veGina tistih, kteri
Sc ne zavedajo tega, ampak slede
kar slepo IA svojimi izkoriScevalci
ter sovrazijo organizirano delav-
stvo. In to je zalostno. zee Sovrazi
trpin trpina. Namesto da bi Sc
zdruzil Z MIN in 81 pomagali boz
riti IN delavske koristi, pa naspro-
tuje. Seveda so to taxi duSevni
revcki. da ne zapopadejo, da Sko-
dijo $ TEN sebi.
MeSGanSko casopiSje, politicarji
in ekonomi starih strank. kteri /
majo navadno ma racun nevedne-
ga delavStva vedno dobro prospe-
riteto. so p~revzeli umazano nalo-
go, omraciti duh delavcem in ma
linn obrtnikom. Natrobili so Jim.
da je Sedanle raZmere uStvarila
neka vista sila in da mora oStati
tako ma veGno. III politiGni flikar-
il paGijo resnico da vednO tako
izg!eda, kot ie "a NTH najbolje.
Naravno ia je vSled tcga obStoje-
ti red popolnoma gnil. \ kdor mu
~naSprotuje. la je izdajalec. zarot-
mix in vrag 81 ga vedi kai Sc. Soci-
ialiStiGne organizacije in casopis-
je ina vSled tega zelo tezavno sta
liSce. Sal Sc mora poleg svojega
Jasnega prOgrama boriti tudi pro-
ii tiStim. kterim nj nobenO sred-
Stvo preumazano. Polcg tega ina
mo tudi GaSopise. ktcri ma dolgo
in Siriko pripovedujejo, da so de
laySki liSti a Sc IL prevjdnoSti ne
dotakneio pereGih upraSani. da hi
Sc ne izdali. in da hi delavStvo ne
videlo njihove pravc barve. Ma
meSto teh prinaSajo kake bake
pc vzoru SrednieveSkih klativite-
GOV in r%oparjev.
Cemu smo torej ma Svetu? Mo
goGe cato, da pomagamo dokler
smo zdravi in motni. kopiciti bo-
gastvo naSim izkoriscevalcem? In
kadar SO iztrpane na$c moci, da
CREME : klobukom. Y roki po mi
loScino k tiStim, IA ktere smo zrt-
vovali vSe naSe moGi! Nikakor
ne. Rodili smo Sc kot liudje: cato
nan gredo pc vSeh pravicah clo-
veSka prava. In ce nam Jill ne da-
JO. 81 Jill moramo izvojevati.
V tel slavljenej dezeli bogaStva
in p~rosperitete je toliko ~revezev.
kteri nimajo vSakdanjega kruha.
Povsod srecamo reveze ; potrtimi
udi. ktere je uniGil kapitalizem.
Dali so mu svoje moGi in svoje
zdravje cato, da morajo V nezmoz-
nosti prositi milodarov tiste, kteri
so Jill %pripravili oh vse.
cato je naSa dolanost. da Sc bo-
rimo in da izvojujemo zmago.
MogOce bode trpelo Sc dolgo -
mogOce ne. Neutajljivo pa je DEF
stvo. da je Sedanji druzabni red
krivicen in da ne more obstajati
dolgo. BOrimo Sc ce ne bono J.
nell koristi mi, jo bodo pa naSi
potomci. To je tudi naSa kri. In
.tudi ce bi ne bilo koristi mixer, Sc
mOramo boriti ze cato. ker ie Sc
danji red krivica in prot krivici
moramo biti vsi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-05
~Zdravljenje v 5 dneh
VARICOCELE
HYDROCELE
traZSirianje zil)
brez noza in bolecin

Ohdravim ysacega, kdor trpi ma Varicoccli. Stricturi. Dale
naIeHIpNo zastruplcnjc. zvGne nczmoznosti vode.
nico IN bolezni ticocih Sc mozkih.
Ia Prihka Je dana tistim. Isl 80 iziali zc ycliko svote
~" "Noh' ne ia bi bill oziravljcni in moi uunen ie. DO
hn|lIl Ns'm' IA So bill ziravljeni od tucitov zdraynikov
"r]lH''Sn"' Ia poSeiuJem le JAZZ cdino srcdstvo. ; ktcrim
"a nevspesno zdravljenje nj treba placati-le "a vspesno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-05

ro.. -, IN Iclvrcah ne gcic kako stara jc bolczcn '"
~ A"' hoAc oWeZl liraNlm nitro. "a stano in taino zjvccr. .p,p,losi
'" @S"pa NrIoSu, nalor. zlIrupcnJc in CUBA vml. Pliuca rnInIrr
"usm,N srh' boIczni m Piucnc ziravim 2 moi, nainpv,E o n,t,dn ~
NmSAe oWem v oNIdlu. bell ok in imgo drawn "a stino ZastrrrIier io
holczi Preisce in svetujez astoni. 9'' ~ "" 'A III
D" AINs' Il 5 CLARK ST CHICAGO CicL Randolph in Lake ST.
''""' ' "' ]Jt do : nr zyetcr V ncdeIjo: m 9 IRE tint. d, I ura r,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-05
Ely. Mimi. 80. dee.

hiN. NilIlII.. OV. utC. UN.
lCenjeno uredniStvo Proletarca:-
Zadnji cas- opazamo, da "Glas
Svobode' zopet ruje prot s. y.
7. j.. Seveda spet pc tiSti start ma
vadi, kot pred casom. ko je Klo-
buGar drzal jednotne denarje V
lsvojih kremljih.
Ampak Jednota .ie tako dalec
|ugnala Mrtineta in Klobcarja, de
Ista upognila svoj think, in to Sc
DO Spet zgodilo, samo malo koraj.
re in pa mozatosti - pa DO Slo.
kaj pa je vendar "a EN- satan,
Ide hi Sc "GlaS Svobode" ne ug-
Inalo.
Zdaj je re poldrugo leto. pa nj
konca ne kraia $ tenn zabavl.jan-
jem roper naSo cvetoGo Jednoto
cd strani tega paglavskega lista,
Xxi nj vreden. da Sc ga pOSilja po
ameriSki post.
Clovek hi rajtal. de bo Re vsaj
enkrat konec ten k~lobasarij. am
pax ne; cedalje wee Sc Genoa in la
re in pa blati naSo eJdnoto. Yea
Sih hi clovek mislil zdej. ko Sc ze
toliko piSe in Genoa. bo pa enkrat
|tudi cd Klobucarja kaj priSlo ven.
ker so tam re re stvari dolgo pref
znali - pa vse zastonj cd Klobu-
carja nit picice. paG pa Sc cen
ca lie o.glavnem odboru. kakor
de je on prekratek V dnariu.
Kaj je to p~ravzaprav "a ena
"cajtnga?" Ali so tisti liudje. Xxi
to piSejo uSli IL norniSnice ali so
pijani? PRAY tezko Jill je pogrun-
tat zavolj tega.
Iakaj pa vendar cnkrat ne ste
gnejo svoga jezika in recejo:
"Klobutar je slab clovek, ker
DE prekratek ma jednotnem omar
jul. bog a varui Klobucarjev.''
l. To hi bla vsaj ena poStena be-
lseda V enem letu in pol cencari.j
in zabavljanja.
Celia stvar pa menda zgleda dru
GAGE.
Konda hi rad pripravil oh kre-
dit ia now Odbor. pa hoce naval
I'll Klobucarievo blato in gnoi ma
MEGA; ceS. oblatiti je treba zde.i
une, da bono mi dobili kredit, pa
DO Slo. Ampak ne DO mic, Mrtin.
Kakor Sc meni zdi, Kondeta mai
boil boil to, ker nj vec clan S. n.
p. J.
PreiSne case. ko je bill On tainik
Jednote je udrihal Y enomcr pc
crnih suknjah, to je zdai opustil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-05

in vsi delavci sploh, pa bi bile bo-
gate druzbe prisiljene napraviti
nekaJ V varstvo delavcev. Potem
bi kmalu prenehalo ceneno DELAY
sko zivljenje, ktero je danes V o.
teh kapitalizma vredno nekaj
mani kot cd nekterih zivalij.
Socijalni pozdrav
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-05
UbOga Italia!

Malo stoletij kasneje, ko Sc .ie
rodil Glovekoljub KriSt, so priGeli
izkoriSGati l.judstvo, XII zivi V tia
lii, ljudje, Xxi pravijO, da so ose-
bni p~rijatelji boga. Odkar pom
nimo zgodovino cloveSkega rodu.
vemo. da MISC N~inaSali ljudstvu
V Itaiiji bede duhovniki, Xxi so pri-
porocali tam ziveGim narodom tro
l~edinega boga ali pa wee bogov.
Cd pamtiveka sem, so bile narav-
ne katastrofe juzni Italiji. V O.
srediu ~ognjenikov ma dnevnem re
du. Pompeji, razdjano mesto. vpe-
lJeno, govori 1t mas, da piSemo
resnico. 1sto resnico ponavljajo
vsi p%otresi, Xxi so je vrSili cd raz-
rusitve Pompeja do danes.
Uprav sedanja ~nesreca. Xxi ie
zadela ljudstvo, XII Diva V .juzni l.
taliji, ma Siciliji in bliznjih otokih.
mas spominja, da iivimo Sc V isti
dobi, V kteri raw bije ljuti boz
s clOveStvom. Take katastrofe so
sc pojavljale V vsi svoji veliGas-
tveni sill, ko je bill mas planet-zem
liza Sc V razvoju.
SIEVE ie clovek napram naravni
sill prazen mic. Vseeno hi bio pa
stevilo zrtev mnogo manjSe, ako
bi sc pri graditvi poslopij V juzni
Italiji, kjer so zemeljski potresi
nekaj navadnega, vpoStevali nacr
ii "a gradnie his. kakrSne je izu-
mia arhitekticna veda Ia potre-
bne kraje.
Ali mi zivimo V kapitalistiGni
druzbi torej logiGno ne moreno
pricakovati. da bi Sc uveljavile ar
hitekticnO varnostne naprave "a
potresne kraje. POtres ina Sc da-
mes svoje zrtve, kot Jill incl cd
razvoja cloveka, pa do kapitali-
sticne cloveSke druzbe.
Leta in leta bodo zopet minola,
da Sc zacelijo rane. ktere je po-
tres %provzrocil taiijanskemu ma
rodu. Porocila o nesreci sc mnoze
cd dine do dine, Z mimi pa tudi Ste
vilo zrtev.
Ako p~orocila o nezgodi MISC
pretirana, potem je polovica pre-
b~ivalcev Kalabrije in vzhodne ST.
ellie mrtva. Tajna naravna sila
je nastopila zopet tako mogocno.
da so Sc pogreznili otoki in Sc
spremenile morske obali.
Vsled tako grozne ~nesreGe. XII ie
zadela en- narod. Sc morajo narod-
ma ~nasprotstva, kjerkoli TAXA ma
sprotstva Sc obstoje, spremeniti
V prazen mic. To opazamo tudi z
veseljem.
Ali vseeno citamo imena kra-
lJev, kraljic, papeza ma prvem
mestu med darovalci. In to nj
prav! Krajcer siromaka lie vec
vreden, XII ga je dial V podporo
nesrecnih, kot tisocaki. ktere so
darovali posvetni kronavci in WISH
duhOvniki. Siromak 81 je odtrgal
grizljej kruha cd svoiih ust, da
je pomagal drugim siromakom.
kronan nedelanic ali bogatin je
pa vrnil lie del plena, kterega ie
wei siromakom, ako je kaj daro-
val "a nesreene V Italiii. V tenn Sc
razlikuje siromak cd kronanega
in nekronanega bogatina.
Siromak je dial, ker obGuti. da
je njegov bliznji v potrebi, boga-
tin pa radi tega, da Sc hvali ME.
govo "rahlocutno" srce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-01-05
DOPISI.
Oregon City, Greg

VICBOH CIty, OItB.
Cemu smo ma svetu9 To je jed
no izmed tistih vaznih uprasanj,
ktero mora zanimati mas delavce,
o kterem moramo razmisljati ma
nash javnih sestankih kakor tu-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
UNCLE SAM BROKE
SAYS sLAYDEN
Congressman Declares New Tariff Bill
a Disappointment.
Special to the Eagle

Special TO the Eagle
San Antonio. Texas. Dec. 2I.-That
the government has empty pockets
and will continue to have them for
some time as, the result OF the tariff
measure enacted last summer. Is the
opinion OF James l.. Slyden. congress.
man from this district
THE tariff measure enacted last
summer" he said lis disappointing to
It's friends as a revenue producer. The
deficit since July /. which Is the be-
ginning OF the fiscal year. is now about
s30.0OO.000. Practically all the money
that the treasury has had on deposit
with the national banks has been call
ed in. and the simple fact is that the
government is broke. or nearly so.
With that condition existing IL Is
clear that rigid economy is necessary"
MIR. Slayden made this statement
when asked about improvements the
government has in contemplation at
Fort Sam Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
GREAT BATTLE
SHIP ON SEA
Mighty Utah Launched in Presence OF
Thousands at Camden.

Srccial TO the Eagle
Philadelphia. Dec 2i.-Declared TO
have no equal afloat as first class
fighting machine. the battleship Utah.
the greatest warship ever built In the
United States. was launched from the
yard OF the New York Shipbuilding
Company at Camden. New Jersey. at
II o'clock yesterday, in the presence
of several thousand persons. Miss
Mary spry Of Salt Lake City. daughter
of the governor OF Utah. broke bottle
Of champagne against the keel OF the
great ship. and spoke words that gave
the vessel the name.
The Utah will be fitted for a flag
ship and her complement consists OF
a crew OF 1000. OF whom sixty will be
officers. The Utah has a length on
load water line OF $40 fert. or 52l l-2
feet over all. and a beam of SIS feet
inches. The speed expected a. de-
velop is 20 "a knots or more per hour.
There will be 10 twelve inch b'eech
loading guns on her main arma nent
on five turrets on the ceatral
line Of the ship.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
FINE rosAcco GROWN AT MAYA.
sofa.

As an evidence that none OF us know
anything like half the true value OF
the soil about Navasota. II is claimed
that Mr.. G. Napoli has succeeded In
raising crop OF tobacco on the Bats
place in the southern edge OF town. of
very superior grade. In fact II Is
held at double the worth on the mar.
ket of the so called fine Nacogdoches
tobacco. which we had thought was
one OF the best grades raised in Texas.
This being the case another brilliant
opportunity for development Is open
to Nayasota Examiner. Review.
The Eagle has been trying for
long time TO encourage the growing
OF tobacco for market In Brazos coun
~. being confident that II can be made
a very profitable crop. There were
some fine specimens In several OF the
farm exhibits at the agricultural ex.
position last summer. enough to dem.
onstrate that the soil and climate are
admirably adapted to the production
OF a very superior cigar tobacco. Asl
a money crop there Is nothing better
than good tobacco. and il requires
] 80 time and labor than cotton. This
Is not heresay. for the hand that writes
these lines has prepared the seed bed. |
planted the seed. transplanted II. cul.
tivated IL. suckered II wormed It, cut
Il and cured IT, VIII not some OF the
progressive farmers OF Brazos county
make n speciality OF tobacco next year
and 20 in for n prize winning crop?
Old Brazos can beat the world in to.
baoeo as in all other staple farm
products.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

and one wherein ] take much credit
unto myself"
In those days. many who had been
numbered among the faithful forsook
the assembling OF themselves together
In their temples Of worship and those
who served the sanctuary ministered
often unto empty benches: and they
wondered much why II was SO. More.
over they took counsel with their ell
ders and their men OF wisdom and did
send into far countries for mighty men.
men Of renown to come and help them
to rekindle the smouldering fires on
the affairs OF the sanctuary. And the
mighty men came but they could not
rekindle the fires. whereat they mar.
yelled much. But the Enemy of All
Good Things knew why IL was so and
again he Rugged himself and chuck.
led in his sleeve.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
ECZEMA READILY CURED BY a
SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT.

A simple clean remedy that can Dc
used In the home is what every per
son desires who Is suffering from
eczema. You can now have that rem.
edy and get Instant relief, and be
cured permanently by ZEMo. a clean
vegetable liquid for external use
ZEMo cures skin diseases by drawing
the germs and their poison. that cause
the disease. TO the surface OF the
skin and destroying them. leaving the
skin clean and healthy. Mr. N. n.
James the druggist viii give you q
booklet and will explain to you how a
great many cases OF eczema aud other
forms OF skin diseases have been
cured by this simple home treatment.
II
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

The architect OF the Chicago public
schools predicts that in fifty years
from now there will be no city schools.
all the school houses being in the
country, away from the dirt. smoke
and noise Of the congested centers OF
population. He bases this prediction
on changing conditions. especially in
facilities for rapid transit Others
have prophesied that the time will
come when all homes will be in the
country. the cities being given up IN.
tirely to business establishments. IL
these ideal conditions can be realized
the result will be great physical and
moral Improvement and increase Of
happiness.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
A VALUABLE BOOKLET FREE.

Any person who viii call at James
drug store will be given little book.
let written by an emiFrnt authority
Every family has one or more persons
who have eczema. pimples. dandruff.
ring worm, letter. prickly heat. hives.
or some form OF skin or scalp disease.
This booklet Is written in such n plain
simple manner that any person after
a perusal OF II can tell what is the mat.
ter with them and can at once pro.
ced to get a simple home treatment
that will destroy the germ life that
causes the disease. and in this way
effect a complete cure OF any form OF
skin or scalp disease.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
BRYAN. TEXAS. DECEMBER "a. 1909
A FABLE WITH A MORAL.

Once upon a time there was beau
tiful town OF several thousand people
In which the different religious De
nominations prevalent In that country
we're represented about In the usual
ratio. two being stronger than the
others and about equal to each other
in numbers and resources. That mys-
terious Enemy OF All Good Things who
assumes the outward semblance OF
an Angel OF Light or Roaring Lion,
according 10 circumstances. saw In
the situation an opportunity to get In
some artistic work In his peculiar
line. SO he promoted spirit of rival
~ between the two leading Denomina-
tions. persuading them that II was a
good thing. Notwithstanding the Sa-
cred Book. which they all professed TO
believe and obey, named Emulation"
IN list OF the most degrading and de
spicable vices, which. according 20 It's
phraseology. were all works OF the
flesh" This rivalry manifested itself
In many ways but chiefly in each try
ing to Guido the other In building
splendid temples OF worship. far more
costly than was necessary. many con
tributlng thereunto OF their substance
more than they could afford in justice |
10 their families and 10 their other OBJ |
legations. Moreover they deeply in
yolved themselves in debt. In spite OF /
the command OF their Sacred Book 20
owe no man anything except to love
one another" Seeing they we're so
easily deceived. the Enemy OF All
Good Things persuaded them that such
commands OF the Sacred Book were
out OF date and those who practiced
them we're old fogies.
Moreover. in course Of time II came
to pass that one Of the Denominations
undertook to build school wherein
the useful arts and sciences were TO
be taught and instruction was TO be
given In the principles OF morality
and religion as they were believed In
and practiced by the people Of that
country. Seeing that this was a great
they counselled together
with their brethren OF the other De
and solicited assistance
from them. The proposition was IA
yorably received and none spake open
~ against Il. Many promised help and
some did even as they had promised.
But the Enemy Of All Good Things
got busy again and persuaded some .
that the building OF the school would {
give the Denomination promoting II
an unfair advantage. so they cancelled I
heir pledges and secretly threw oh C
stacles in the way Of the undertaking Z
and hindered the work so grievously e
hat the school languished. Then the d
Enemy Of All Good Things laughed in
his sleeve, saying unto himself: "veri
y have done a neat piece Of work 4
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

The announcement that there had
been real battle in Nicaragua was re-
ceived with Incredibly till Il was
learned that a Texan. grandson OF
John II. Reagan. led the victorious
insurgents. Then people began to-
think there was something in IL.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

There Is pack OF currish newspa.
pers In Texas that yelp "Demagogue"
in chorus every time anybody objects
to turning Texas loose" To be exploit.
ted without restriction by outside
capital" DemagoEue is the right name
for these yelpers. for they outdema.
gogue all demagogues that ever did
iemagogue.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

Lost-Dec. Bird. Berkshire boar.
weight about 225 pounds. Six white
points. In good condition. Fancy spot
on left Jaw. Liberal reward for re.
turn to c. II. Gardener at oil Mn.
dlsw11
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24
FULL DRESS REQUISITES.

White kid and chamois gloves.
Full dress vests. ties. collars and
shirts.
Patient leather and Suede pumps.
Full dress mufflers and protectors.
Brandon a Lawrence. Is
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

cabals and consultations. real and i'm
aglnary. pipe laying and slate making
galore Meanwhile the people are let
ting the heather rage and enjoying
gay and festive Christmas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-24

The plot thickens. There are con
ferences and rumors OF conferences,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17
VARIED ENTERTAINMENT IS
OFFERED AT ARCADE THEATRE.

The program being offered at the
Arcade Theatre the first three days Of
this week includes the comedy stock
company in the farce DIR. BILL with
Marty Reagan, Bobby Fields and
Harry Lander in the chief roles: Mary
Long and Charles Short in Mas Va
cation" the Razzle Dazzle Trio;
Arthur Graham and the customary
daily changed motion pictures. Ola
Podrida night continues the Wednes-
day evening attraction.
Thursdays complete change of pro-
gram will permit the appearance of Bobby
Fields as Lawyer Mox; Marty Reagan
as Slim Bill; and Harry Lander as MIR.
Wrong Smith in the serious frivolity"
"The Fatal Card" The ~comedietta has
an incident of the legal profession that
seems to be an observation-disclosures
claimed to have actually o~ccurred-for
its motive. Two different families of
Smith reside in the same house. Que
\ usband is suing for a divorce. The
Attorney in calling Is admitted to the
wrong apartment. A pair of burglars
break in at the same time. During the
attorneys effort to dispose of the twain
the husband returns and demands an
explanation accompanied with threats
and an attempt to take the lawyers
life until the fatal card" explaining
all is found. mother feature will be
the Misses Moson and Kelley in "By
the Sad Sea Waves"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17
JAPANESE MAGICIANS PUZZLE
AUDIENCES AT ELECTRIC PARK.

There Ms an abundance of good
amusement in the program that has
been arranged for Electric Park this
week. The bill offered is varied and
appeals to the most critical fancy of
the parks devotees. A of
japanese magicians, headed by Teesan
and Horsan, mystiied yesterdays au-
dience by their clever work.
Miss Alice Fowler in a number of
illustrated songs and Frank Burt, in
Down East characters, were we'll re-
ceived. as were Nellie Luckie and
Thomas Yost, in Dem Dancin' Kids"
James Britain, in character singing,
was popular, and a funny skit that APP
pealed to the audience was given by
Rogers, Wakeman and Company. Other
numbers on the program are a song
and dance sketch by Miss Beatrice
Haynes and an amusing sketch by Cur
ran and Miltern.
Thrills We're plentifully supplied by
the Breakaway Barlows, whose appa-
ratus falls to pieces while they are per-
forming in mid-air.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-17
LOCAL BOY PRODIGY
HIT At PROCTOR'5
Alfred Gill, ViOlinist, Scores Sue
cess, and Edna Luby Is
Easily the Headliner.

Aside from the local interest whfeh
attaches to the appearance OF Alfred
Gill, the Newark boy riolinist, at Proc
tors Theatre this week, Edna Luby. a
mimic, is easily the headliner in a
rassably good summer show. Her imi-
tations of Anna Held Alice Lloyd.
Vesta Victoria, Marie Dressler and
other stars are true to life and were
generously applauded by her auditors.
Another feature was the bicycle act
of Ralph tombstone. The fact that lie
baked in many of his stunts did not
seem to trouble the audience and John
stones daring was applaAided.
In Imagination" a travesty on
physical culture. the La Vine-Cimaron
trio appeared to excellent advantage.
h four Masons. William, Altana.
Jennie and John, worked hard and to
some purpose in their twenty-minute
playlet. I'm a Country School, John.
as Hank Smith, acted the rube in per-
lection, and the two girls, with the
teacher, kept the audience in a contin-
uous roar.
No vaudeville program seems COM
plete. without two Hebrew comedians
and a team of dancers. and they are in
evidence this week. Howell and Scott
were the Hebrews. with a few new
jokes and Songs. Evans n Lee had a
dancing act that was good, but neither
new nor remarkable.