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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
Cd bIizO in daIeG
Dne 4. marca 1909

- Dne &. marca 19U9 Jc ROOSe-
welt prenehal biti predSednik Zdr.
drz. Nekteri so ga kovali ncbe-
sa, drugi so trdili zopet, da nina
nobenih zmoznosti. ReSnica je ne
kako Srcdi. Roosevelt nj bill clo-
vek i'll pol. pa tudi ne navadni clo-
vek; njegov znacaj je prikazcVal
InamenJa SamoZaupanja in velikc
dcmiSljavoSti. Roosevelt je poSne-
NAL nemSkega cesarja Niljema. Po
njegovcm vzoru jc pisal in govo-
ril mogo. DovlSrl ie intereSant-.
ne SpiSe IA politlcno literature
republike. Obogatcl jo je "Sla-
gerji -, ki bodo Sc dolgo imeli
SvOjo privlaGno Silo. kot Socialno-
politicni kritiGar ie "prekosil"
Svoje prednile; in mirno 0ahko IL
retemo. da je Y socialnopolitiGnih
zadevah. ne ozirajc Sc ma mnenje
Svojih SovrStnikov. predrzno IRE
kal Svoje mncnje. IN zakon. ki
zahteva jamStvo podjetnilov pri
nezgodah "a delavce. je odprto
zahteval oStrcjSc doloGbe IA pod
jetnike. V TEN oziru ie Roosevelt
naStopil agitoriGno.
5 TEN je konGana hvala "a Roo
Sevelta. On mi bill vclil reforma
tor, ker mu jc manjkalo mamie o
goSpodarSki cvoluciji. Bill ie ONE
ien clovek Srednjega Stanu. ki ic
Y Svoji duSi naZadniak in naspro-
tnik razvoju velekapitalista. Ven
dar pa Y tom oziru nj SoglaSal Z
Bryanom. nj malomeScanSlih mi
Sli kazal odprto.
Roosevelt ie bill clovek. ki je
vzraStcl sredi vcleinduStriie. radi
tega je incl toliko intelligence. da
Je razumel. da Sc velekapitializ-
mu ne more zapreti pot do razvo-
ia Y mejah danaSnje druIbc. On
je hotel le rcformirati kapitali-
zem. wet mu jc hotel zloGinSkc
praktike. Odohraval ic profit.
rento, obreSti. VSe to ic smatral
"a dobro: ali hotel ic. da So "a
Slulijo' profit. renta in obrcSti
poStenim potom brez 'vodenih :"
dclnic in drugih zlocinskih mani
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
Poleg druzih blaznosti Y re.

publiki imamo zdaj tudi norman
Sko blaznoSt.
Odkar sc jc vrnilo brodovje :
potovanja okoli Sveta so postal
NtaroSegni patriotic pravcata hu-
rakanalja. Ako bolezcn nckoliko
odneha, takoj pomagaio liapitali-
Stitni caSniki. da patrioticna Srca
vzplamte.
Tia bolezen. ktero Sc zdaj umet-
no sugerira narodu. bo America
ne Stala Sc lcpc novce. komu ko-
riSti vendar veliko brodovje &?
PrcdSednik pomorSkc lige. poSeSt-
niki iadiedclnic. tvornitarji IA H.
dclovanje topov. jcklcnih ploSt in
Smodnika 50 plo>kali vcSclia. ko
ic odpotovalo brodovjc okoli >ye-
ia. Mcican>ko 5aSopi>ic ic pa de-.
Ialo rcklamo "a to pot. In po>lc-
dica?
KongrcS ic lctos doyoll 133
milijonov do!aricv za mornarico.
Ali nj to grch. l,o imamo ma IT,
,occ brclpo>clnih dclavccy. HI nj
maio Eaj icSti. da Sc take veil
kanSkc >vote zrtyuieio molohu-
-, Il -. ~; ,,...,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
Delavci V Pullmanu obcut

.io. da SO So vrnili dobri casi. od-
kar je Taft izvoljen prcdscdni-
kom. BrczpoSelnost naraSca ra-
pidno med delavci V Pullman.
poScbno jo obcutiio mizarji. lcsnI
dclavci VOICE Kriza pole straSno
IN grozno pcScn za brczpoSlece V
Pullmanu.
Obtno sc trdi. da bo Pullman
druzba prihodnje izdelovala
zelezniSke vozove IL jekla. da ie
radi tega brczpoSclnost med les
mimi delavci tako vclika. Morda
je res tako.
Ali resnica je tudi. da so DELAY
cl V Pullmanu sami zalrivili mno-
30. da so danes take zaloStne raz-
mere. Ako hi ne bilo prccejSnega
Stevila dclavccv. Xxi so nasprotni-
ki Nvojih laStnih .ntcresov. hi bilo
vzlic krizi malo drugace Pull
manu- kot ie.
Med delavci iih jc mnogo. Xxi
druglm ne privoSciio. da dihaio
zrak. kleccplazStvo napram dclo-
vodjem in uradnikom lepo cvctc.
li jc obrodilo tudi lepc sadovc.
Tudi poboznjaStvo jc V klasiu.
kcr ie mnogo dclavcev svojem
bogu odjedlo prStc ma nogah. nj
majo zdaj sami llai JEST.
kdor ne noSi Sabo zcgen od
paStorja V zepu. mu Sc sanjati nj
trcba. da bo dobil dclo Pullma-
nu. Kdor pa brez zcgna dobi de-
10. temu pa poboznjaki kr$Gan-
Skcga staliSca delaio take tczko-
ce. da sam ostavi delo.
Mesto da hi Sc delavci organi-
zirali napram kapitalizmu. pa
proSjacijo "a milost okoli duhov-
ktcrim ncsiio Sc dcnar. da
dobc delo, kedar pa pride kriza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
DELNICARJEM JUGOSL. DEL.
TISK. DRUZBE MA ZNANJE!

DelniGarjem naSe druzbc ma
manjamo. da so bill V nov di-
rektorii IA leto 1909 izvolieni sle-
deci delnicarii in kandidatie:
John Grilcc. John PctriG. Frank
Mladic. Josip JeSih in Josip Je-
rcb. Mesto predSednika, tajnika.
blagajnika in nadzornilkov 81 voli
ia odbor sam med scboi.
Po prihodnjcm zasedaniu niih
zbora bono natanko porocali.
kakSen poSel kdo opravlia. Toll
ko "a zdai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09

Dosedaj Sc sploSnem kakor
sem poducen to Sc nj zgodilo.
ampak zna Sc V bliznji bodoGno-
stl. Da St pa Ia nakana prepreGi.
Je treba da stopite tudi We orga-
nizacijo NaSih angleSkih tovari-
Sic. Y vseh ,,Sapah", kjer Sc izde-
lujejo Slamniki mai bodo dclavle
in delavci organizirani, ker le ta-
ko zamorete drzati. vase delo. pla-
ce in diktirati BOSOM zahteve po-
tom Sllupnega kontrakta. Ko Sc to
zgodi ne bo veG iamrmia. niti Sc
ne bo treba jeziti Gez prikrajSanje
V placi Ia vSe to bo Skrbela Uni
ia da bo red. Pritoziti Sc bo tire
ba lie ma uniji in koraki Sc bodr
takoi naredili. Cnija ina pa tudi
namen uStvariti zblizanje DELAYS
XIII tezenj, da gredo delavci roko
roki drug 4 drugim pri dem
tukaj ncSmc odloCcvati nobena
narodnoSt ali Eaj podobnega. pac
pa le interest," vSeh kaiti ..Sa-
pr delajo SvedSke. angleSle mem
Ske. tcSke in druge dclavke in Bos
Sc nlkdar ne ozira ma To. kakSnega
naroda je kdo on Sc ozira lie ma
to. kollko dobiGka ;ma od kterega.
Nsled tega je pa treba. da pri-
stopi vSaka. XII della tel stroki
tel Cniji in agitira poleg. da bo
do kontno vSe uniji kajti lie
potem Sele bo mogoGc Staviti "a
htcve in varovati interese.
&c bodo goSpodarii videli. da
ste organizirane. bodo Vas tudi
reSpektirali oh enem bodo pa
tudi drugi delavci GiSlali vase So
Gdarnost. ne pa vas nazivali s
Skabi'.
Ia to pa kar danes vse Uniio :
SIovenke. med kterimi je bilo
najVec mladih deklet in zena so
burno pritrjevale izvaianjem in
parkrat pretrgale govornika APP
lauzom.
Ma To ste V slovenskem jeziku
govorile Sc gee. Fany Potokar in
Mary Mrlak. Xxi ste primernim;
basedami povdarjale potrebo zdru
lenja in SolidarnoSti svoiimi to-
varSicami.
Ma shodu Sc je ypiSalo ) Slo-
vcnIl IN EN- Slovcncc Uniio. Use
50 pa obljubilc. da bodo agitirale
in priyedle Uniio Sc vSe ostale
Slovcnlle. ki Sc ni~o polcg. Enc
SIovenke so ze Y Uniii. odkar jc
hla uStanovljcna. Scdaj ic troba
dobiti miio lc Sc tiSte. ki So &,
MISC odlocile "a Ia korak.
Jnija >lamnikarc ina Svoic red
ne scie v>ak drug pctek V mescu
ma l61 Washington Str. Prihod-
MIA soja bo dine 10. marca.
SloVenke
PriStopajte k uniii vase stroke,
kajti cas- be- priicl. ko bodu mora
!c blti vSc organiziranc. Gc bodo
hotele delati po ..Sapih' to bo
priSilila unija bose in delavke. XII
nebodo Uniji. ne bodo dobile de-
la. Iato ie pa bolic da pristopate
prejc. proStovolino.
Delaitc roka roki drugimi
delavkami in videlc boste da bo
pray.
Slovenski organizatorii so VAN
vedno narazpolago. kadar jih ra-
bite zadevi raztolmaGenia. Ka
dar rabite govornika naznanite to
predSedniku vase unije Mr.. Erik
Sonu in on mas obveSti. kar bo-
mo drage wolfe storili vse. kar e
V naSi moci. "a dobrobit naSih ro-
jakinj. in sodelavk.
Iivcle zavedne Slovenke DELAY
Ike Y Svoii stroli
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
2 Balkana dohajajo :

e'ohe'JoJo ~ NtN-
no SenZacionalne vesti pripra-
vah IA vojno med Avstrijo in
Srbijo.
Danes Sc poroGa. da obe draw
mobilizirate rezerviste. drugi dan
Sc pa ta vest zopct prekliGe.
NajnovcjSa vest Sc glaSi. da
Russia in Avstrija pomnozuietc
Svoje cete oh galiSki meji. Russia
je baje zaveznica Srbije.
Take vznemirievalne vcSti kro-
Iijo dan za dncm. Morda Sc bodo
ponavljalc tako dolgo. da bodo
neko noe zaGcli grmcti topovi in
puSke kot ruSko-japonski vojni,
ne da hi drzava draw napovc-
dala obicno klanjc. Takrat bo
prcpozno priporocati mir. ko Sc
bo narodih vzdramila krvizcina
zver. lmeli bono zopct klanjc,
poziganjc, posiIjevanjc in ropa-
ME - morda Sc V vccii mcri kot
ma Daljncm vztolu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
w. l.. Douglas, tvorniCar "a

cevlje, oglaSa svojo blago vprav
vSiljivo V vSeh veciih kapitali-
StiCnih GaSnikih. odkar so ccvliar-
ski pomo6niki V njegovi tvornici
ma Strajku.
Douglas miSli. da bo ma ta ma
Gin razpecal svoie izdelke. ktere
zdai izdeluiejo neorganizirani de-
lavci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09

Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti.
rate "a "Proletarca". Pridobite
mu move naroGnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
Dozdeva Sc, da bo trcba nj

= D0zdeva Sc, ola DO trcba uGc-
ne Americana poslati veliko ma
rodno blaznico. da Sc iih tam IL
roci dobrim zdravnikom-$peciali-
Stom oskrbo.
Y postavodajni zbornici Spring
fieldu ic poslancc Growers pred
lagal zakon, da Sc ne SINE ozcniti
noben mozki. ki ic hill tciom enc
ga leta dvakrat piian.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
Lackavanna druzba. poC

Lackavanna druzba, podjc-
tjc IA izdelovanjc jekla je svo-
Jim vSluzbencem znizala place IA
10 odStotl;ov. kar je padla cena
icklu.
Lackavanna druzba je ncodyis-
mo- podjetjc. Xxi tclmuie 5 trustom
"a jeklo. To znizanjc delavsllih
plat pa dokazujc iaSno. da de
lavci Placajo racun. ce Sc podjet-
niki kavSajo med Seboi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09

jih ja delodajalci vSeno posade
ma ccSto.
GospodarSkim krizam Sc res ne
moreno ogniti ' danaSnii druzbi.
Ncndar hi te krizc ne bile tako
StraSne in grozne IA delavce. ce
bi delavci Slozno naStopali "a Svo-
je koristi. Bog ne bo pomagal de-
lavcem. ako 81 ne pomagajo sami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09

Lat IA koristi delav-
.hesa liudstva. Deiav-
:, so opraviceni do
vseaa kar produciraio.
This paper Is devoted
a the interests of the
vorkins class. Work.
.rs are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

TO come of tho friendly relations between
those of Teuton blood and those of Irish
blood in the great land OF freedom to
which they had come.
With great praise for ST. Patrick. Rep
resentative James NJ Graham of Illinois
responded 10 The Day We Celebrate. :"
one of the features of the dinner was
the presentation of a great baskt of car
nations and diamond-stu dded A. q. II.
pin TO Arthur Small. who celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary yester-
day and who for an even half century
has been member OF the A. o. II. The
presentation address was made by Z. r.
Moran. the national director.
Soprano solos were rendered By Miss
Meme Is. kelser and Miss Mary Curtin
and Master Edward Roosevelt Halloran
recIed "Fontenoy
Father Shahan Congratulated.
Two resolutions introduced by w. ].
Frizzell were adopted. One congratulated
Rev. Thomas Shahan upon his elevation
to the rectorship of the Catholic I-niver-
sity. The other expressed disapproval Of
the Barry monument model. The first
named resolution set forth that: The An
cient Order of Hibernians most heartily
extends TO Our brother member Rev Dr.
Thomas Shahan. our congra tulations on
his promotion 10 the rectorship of the
Catholic University of America and most
earnestly hopes and feverently prays that
under his administration the university
may continue to be a host of golden splen-
dor in the realm of higher education and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

ed flow of music of a pronounced Celtic
character, and there was naturally much
green in evidence. The colors of the
United States thanked with the green flag
of Ireland was the principal theme of
decoration. The words Erin go Bragh'
were uttered and tossed and shouted and
cheered more than once. There were la
dies who were dressed becomingly in
green or who wore a bit of green some
where, and men had to fall back on the
mere prosaic wearing of large green neck
ties.
When the proper moment arrived Pat
rick j. Haitigan. POSTMASTER. started
the oratorical ball rolling with little
bit of verse, the burden OF which was to
give thanks that they were all Irish. and
every Hibernian applauded him until
hands tingled.
Rev George A. Dougherty of the Cath
Ole University responded to the toast
Our Holy Father, Pope Plus x and
said that Ireland had always given loyal
and hearty support to Gods vicar on
earth" and that IL was proper and fit
ting that the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
should pay their first respects to him.
Representative Charles A. Korbly of
Indianapolis spoke on The United
States" but managed to make most of 1t
Irish. TO the great delight of those who
heard him. He predicted that Celtic blood
would eventually be the leading element
in America and bade his hearers to look
forward to the cay when the Presidents
chair would be filled by man from the
ranks of the Hibernians.
Speaks for the Germans.
"Our Order-God Bless It. was the
toast which was taken care OF by Fran
els p. Sheehy the district president of
thee A. o. II. The German-Irish Ali
ance" was the subject of talk by Kurt
Voeickner. president of the United Ger
man-American Alliance of the District of
Columbia. He spoke of the great good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
EXPLAINS COPYRIGHT Law.
Thorvald Solbery Delivers Address
to Library Association.

Thorvald Soibery. register of copyrights.
Library OF Congress. in an address before
the District of Columbia Library Asso-
citation in the Public Library last even
ing, declared that the drama.i.t and
librettist are hereafter TO be protected.
This protection. he stated. Is given By the
new copyright law
IL was explained that while the law
does not make copyright automatically
follow upon publication. as is the rule in
all European countries IL presents a vast
Improvement in that IL MAKES IL no long
e incumbent on authors and publish
ing houses 10 take out copyright before
publica ton
Copyright may be taken out at any time
following In the case of the foreign au-
thor. he IS given copyright ad interim
for thirty days following the publication
OF his book IN his native land IL the
book is not issued from an American
press in the thirty days grace given
him, then 1t may be imported from his
own country, plus the - per cent ad va
lorem duty. II II Is published here the
foreign copy may be imported only for
non-commercial purposes No collector
may import more than one copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

scholarship; the ark OF the covenant III
the realm OF knowledge and wisdom reach
ing near unto the infinite il not crossing
the threshold and entering the portals OF
the sanctuary of the infinite itself.
The resolution referring to the Barry
statute expressed. adopted, disap-
prevail Of the model Of the monument to
Commodore John Barry. lately selected o.;
the commission having charge OF that SUBJ
ject.'' and asked the commission TO re-
consider It's action.
Some Of Those Present.
Among those. present were Rev. Henry
j. Shandelle. Rev. William d. kean. Rev.
Augustine ]. Quartz. Representative
James NJ Graham Of Illinois. p. T. Mo-
ran. James F.. Shea. Prof NJ. E. Driscoli
Of New York. Edward A. Moseiey. Philip
j. Doherty, NJ E. Buckley. Edward r.
Harrington. p F. Carr. p. j. Haltigan.
George Dougherty. Charles a. Korbly.
Francis P. Sheehy. Rev. Ignatius Fealy.
Gustavus Bender. Kurt Voelckner. Rev.
P F. Conroy, Capt, Daniel Sullivan. Rev.
7. p. OKeefe. C.S.A.: Rev. Thomas L.
McGuigan. NJ. p. Sullivan. J. J. Sheehan.
J. D. O'Meara. George A. Malone. NJ ].
Kilierlane, James #. Garry. Joseph d.
Sullivan, Patrick Shugrue, jeremiah T.
Common. Miss Mamie Conlon, Charles Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

lon. p J. Conlon. Patrick O'Donoghue,
Lawrence Hayes, Charles McCafery,
John O'Donoghue. j. F. O'Meara, Henry
Hughes. George T. Harper. John E. Cody,
Thomas McGrath, John c. Collins. Mr..
and Mrs r. Connor. NJ. r. O'Meara.
Frederick II. Gehrmann, Harry II. Miller.
P. J. Cook.
F. G. Decker. W. ]. McEvoy. William
Fahey, ]. j. Meehan, ]. NJ Buckley. J..
Conner, W. j. FrizzeH. Earl Goodwin.
Louis A. Mcmahon, William Buckley.
William Francis Franklin, Ernest Bauer.
Miss Margaret Buggy. Louis S. Dergance.
Miss Alice Buggy. Mrs. Joseph Bradley.
Joseph Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Voigt.
r. G. Hudson. Francis P. Carr. Prof D..
A. Edwards. Mrs. D. 4. Edwards. John
j. Fegan Patrick Kennedy, August Brill.
Mrs. August Brill, Miss Mae Carr. ]. Leo
Carr. Miss Mary higgins. Mrs. 8. NJ.
Malone. Mrs. b. Healy. James w. Brown.
Miss Mae Mcintyre. Mrs. Joseph 4. Daily.
Joseph A. DAILY. Mrs. H. F. Harvey. Hugh
F. Harvey. Mrs. NJ. F. Halloran. Edward
Roosevelt Halloran. Mrs. Edward Beadle
Helena. Mont: Matthew +. Halloran. Mark
Fl. Tolan. Mrs. Mary Boyd. Thomas P.
ODea. Mrs. John O'Dea. Maurice j. Shees
han. Mrs. Maurice J. Sheehan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Donovan.
James NJ. Dunn. Miss Mamie T. Dunn,
Miss Maggie NJ. Dunn. p. A. Mcmahon
Miss Sarah Lowenstein. p. T. INLAND, Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
HONOR SAINT PATRICK
Hibernians Celebrate His
Birthday With Dinner.
GREEN THE ONLY COLOR
Ireland's Greatness the Theme on
Lips Of Speakers.
GERMANS JOIN IN THE PRAISE
GERMANS JOIN IN THE PRAISE
Friendly Relations Between Ameri-
cans of Celtic and Teutonic De-
scent Extolled.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians sat
down to dinner last night in Carroll In
stitute Hall, and after dining we'll and
heartily listened with great pleasure to
several short and snappy speeches. all Of
which dealt mainly with the superiority
of the shamrock over every other form OF
vegetable life. and embodied somewhere
the question What would this old world
do without the Irish?" While the dinner
was in progress there was an uninterrupt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
CHANGE IN LECTURE COURSE.
Geographic Society Will Hear Maj.
Squier Tomorrow Night.

There has been a change in the pro-
gram of lectures to be delivered before
the National Geographic Society. begin
ming with the lecture tomorrow evening,
March 10, at the new Masonic Temple
Auditorium. when Maj. George o. Squier.
C.S.A.. will discuss The Development
of Flying Machines"
The lecture will be illustrated with Ian
tern slides and moving pictures showing
the operation of the more notable aero
planes and dirigible balloons.
DIR. Eugh NJ. Smith. deputy commits
sioner of the bureau of fisheries, will de-
liver the next lecture, March 20, talking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
DECREASE IN STEEL EARNINGS.
Falling Off of Over $ee, 0OO, 900 in
Net Earnings.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-The annual re-
port Of the United States Steel Corpora
ton was made public today. and showed
that for the year ending December 81.
1908. gross receipts of S4S2.307. $40 were
earned, a decrease of $214. 7O6.927 from
the preceding year
The net earnings of the corporation
were $91. S47.711. a decrease Of $69 l16.963
from the year of 1907.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
TOWNS TO STAY DRY"
Virginia Court Of Appeals Declares
Local Option Act Valid.

SpneisI Dispatch 10 The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. March 1s-The
supreme court OF appeals handed down
an opinion I'm the Fredericksburg local
option case today in which the corpora
tion court of Fredericksburg is reversed
and the Ward act. under which local OPP
tion elections have been held. Is declared
valid.
This means that Fredericksburg. Ro-
anOke, Lynchburg and Suffolk, which
voted out the saloons. are and will be
DRY" until another election is held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
Sheridan's Scribble.

From the WestmInster Tazette
The author of The School for Scandal
would never have made a copying clerk.
His handwriting was the wonder of the
town Ii was so truly terrible that ii
baffied all his correspondents. On one oc-
casion, the story runs. an order of his for
Drury Lane was stopped at the box door
of the theater and at once pronounced 10
be a forgery-because the aa6xlSNper
could read IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
Deal in West Virginia Coal Land.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, March 1s.-A
deal has just been closed by j. V. Thomp-
son, western Pennsylvania coal dealer.
for the purchase of 800 acres Of coal land
lying on Days run. this county. The coal
underlies more than dozen farms. Inc
price paid is about $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

P T. INLAND. Miss Elda F.. Martin. Mrs
Laura ROLAND. Mrs. Kate NJ. Sweeney,
Mrs. Frank McCloskey. Miss Grace Par
nell, Miss Josie Voigt, Thomas F. Keliher
w. J. Tharp, Mrs. John Dugan. Miss
Julia Linskey. Mrs. Michael J. Ready,
Charles Small. Arthur Small. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence kenney, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. O'Connor. James A. Myers. James A.
Kehoe, N. F. Collins. Miss Emily Quinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

about Brittany, the Land OF the Sar-
dine" The lecture will be copiousiy il
lustrated
Homes - the MISUNDERSTANDING
the Desert. will be the subject Of the
lecture, April >, by c. J. Blanchard of
the reclamation service. This lecture also
will be illustrated with lantern slides and
moving pictures.
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Warwick Lumber Company Fails.

SUFFOLK. Va. March 1s.-The War
wick Lumber Company has made a deed
of assignment to James II. Corbitt. truss
tee, conveying assets composed principally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

Sizes for men and women.
These umbrellas have covers of all-slk sc
feta.
Black and colors. Close rolling and with
Just the kind of umbrella. for use in
First Floors. Kann. Sons Co.
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of standing timber in North Carolina

of standing timber in North Carolina
valued at $4,000. to be disbursed TO cred
itors. all of which. excepting the trustee
and private stenographer. who are pre-
ferred, will share alike. The liabilities
about $4,000. exclusive Of $1,000 cap
ital stock. George l.. Barton. formerly OF
Maryland. is president of the Warwick
Lumber COMPANY
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-22
RETURNS TO FIND
MOTHER GONE

Hurried out of Spokane nearly
two months ago to escape the scar
let fever, little Hazel Holland, age
10 years. returned here last night,
after q strenuous trip of over 1000
miles alone, only to find that her
mother and the rest of the family
have moved to parts unknown.
Mrs. May Holland, widow, who
did reside at Oil Hamilton street,
is her mother, and the little girl
is being cared for at the police
station, waiting for Mrs. Holland
to come and get her.
Mama sent me to Ontario, Can
ada, when the scarlet fever was
SO bad here, SO | wouldn't get it,
Hazel said this morning. Mr..
Riley, whose wife is mama's friend,
took me up there. The other day
Mrs. Riley said mama wanted me
to come home, so she bought a
ticket to Spokane for me and put
me on the train, saying mama
would be waiting at the depot here
for me. When / got in Spokane
yesterday I couldn't find her at
all. went out on Hamilton street
with a policeman, where mama
used to live, but the neighbors said
she moved away from there just
the day before, and they didn't
know where she had gone.
The plucky little girl made the
trip all aolne here from Ontario, a
distance of 1920 miles and said
she met with no difficulties until
she got here and couldn't find her
mother. The child was found at
the Great Northern depot, weeping
last night
She will likely be given over to
the care of the Salvation Army
this afternoon If her mother does
not call for her in the meantime.