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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
o pretresl jivem

- o pretresljivem dogodku.
katerega je dozivel Edwin Gould
jun. sincek millionaire. so te dni
porOcai kapitaliSticni casniki z
ginljivimi besedami. Sin bogate
postopaSke rodovine. Xxi Sc ina "a
Svole bogastvo Zahvaliti DELAY
Gem, je V vzgojevalncm domu do
bill domotozje. Pobegnil je IL "a
voda in Sc klatil lacen po svetu.
dokler nj priScl blizino New
lorka. Vii vemo, da sincck miliio-
narja nj bill nayajen kai takega.
Nseeno je pa to dobra Sola "a ME
ga. bo vsaj vedel, kako ziviio o.
troci slromaSnih StariSev. Seve. bo
mladi Gould. zdaj zopet incl vse
ga zadosti.
Y mestu New YorEu. V kterem
zivi Gouldova obitelj je sedai raz-
stava domaGega della. Ma tel raz-
Stavi jc tudi Skatljica cevk "a eli
garete. Listic XII ie pritisnen ma
Skatinco pa pove ma kratko. da
tc ccvke izdelujejo matt dvema
otrokoma Starosti od scdem do
deSet let. Ia tisoG cevk dobi 10
centov. Tekom enega dne iih pa
troJIca ne more Zgotoviti wee kot
100. Nsakdo lahko razume V kak-
Sncm bednem polozaju ziviio otro-
ci SiromaSnih stariSev.
kaJ jc primeri to bedo do
godck mladega Goulda7
\iGl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

- Zdaj zivimo V letnem 6asu,
V katerem hi morala pasti cena
IA sirOvO maslo. Ali vprav naro-
be ie. Trust za sirovo maslO FL
ginu jc V prepiru Z mesarskimi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
VSem VdeleZencem

splOsnega sOcialisticnega piknka XII Sc bO vrsil
dne 19. iuniia v Riverview parku splosno ko-
rist soc. casOpfsia, pripOrOcamO, da prineseio
lunch (prigriZekD sebOt ODBOR
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

Porocilo Sc glasi, da Zedinjene
drzave potrosijo vsako leto Gez Sc
dem milionov dolarjev samo "a
vzdrzevanje detektivov. Zopet je
nov dokaz kako poSten in pravi-
cen je sedanii kapitalisti6ni ST.
stem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

kazenski ekspediciji vstreljenih,
II jih je ze vojaSko sodiSGe oh
sodilo ma veSala, zdaj pa pride
pred sodiSce Sc zadnjih 227 oseb.
Nadalje porocajo il Petrogra-
da. da so tam % moSkih obsodili
ma visllce staroSti od Is do -
let, : zenSk pa doSmrtno jeGo.
ker so tvorili razbojiSko ceto. Xxi
je leta 1907 str9hovala okolico
Petrograda.
ker Y Rusiji nimajo smrtne ka-
mi IA navadne hudodelce. marveG
lie "a politicnc, je opravicen sum.
da so osebe, katcre ie ruska vlada
proglasila "a razboinike. revolu-
cionarii.
NaSe skromno mncnje ic. da ic
najvetje razboinikc Y Rusiji dan
danes iskati med liudmi Xxi vlada-
jo Rusijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

- Bum, bum, bum! Tako vdar-
jajo ma boben in pripoveduiejo,
da bodo V New Ycrsey . II sodnis-
kim potom razpustili mesarski
trust da hi amcriSl,cmu liudstvu
naSuli pcSka oci. ki ie pricelo
godrnjatl ma glaS prot grabezkim
trustom. Ondotni DRAWN pravd-
mix bo menda razvezal gorgiSki
vozel.
lla. ha. ha! Kdo verjame to
vest. Trust Ia Ollie so raSpuStii r.
trikrat ali Stirikrat In danes? No.
danes Sc obstoji trust IA ollie, kot
lc bill. ko Sc jc rodiI. 2azlika je
lie ia da ina danes veGie premo-
zcnj". kot GA ic incl oh svoiem
rojstvu.
Ako SodiSce ne razpusti trust.
bodo gospodje Armour in drugi
mesarslli kralji, tahoi naSli drugo
pot ~ zdruzitev.
Trustom Sc pride do zivega lie
socializiranjcm cloveSke druzbe.
Delavci, ako ste proti trustom,
tedaj glasujte "a sOcialisticne
kandidate povsod in pri vseh vo-
ltvah in trustjanske slave bo ko-
nee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

- Da placujemo pretiraue Gene
za izdelke, dokezuje iziava Char
les II. Jones a. predsednika Co
mmonwealth Shoe Leather Co. "
katero je dial komisiji mesta Bo-
ston.
Cevlje, IA katere placamo V
prodajalni $3.50. oddaja tvornica
"a $3.50 trgovcem. Surovina stane
50 ct, delavska plaza 60 CT, dru-
gi troSki 20 ct. cisti dobiG,k tvor-
nice 30 ct. in 30 ct. za obrabo stro-
jev.
Ako cd te Svote odStejemo Sc
dObicek fabrikanta. tedai zakliu-
elmo. da par dobrih Gevljev stane
le $2.10. &c cd te svote Sc odSteje-
mo dobiGek tvornicarja "a usnje.
potem vidimo. da par najboljSih
tevljev ne stane niti 81.
Tako je V danaSnii kapitalistic-
nj GloveSki druzbi. ker so produ-
ktivna sredstva. zcmlia zemeliski
zakladi. zeleznice, lastnina posa-
meznih ljudi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
SplOsen pregled.
Vodje hladnih shramb de-

- Vodje hladnih shramb de-
denic) so priceli zopet S stare
igro, priGeli so hraniti ogromno
zalogo jajec, da hi TEN lozje
bliznji prihOdnjosti posegli globo-
go zepe ameriSkega ljudstva. Do
sedaj imajo zalogi 100000 "a
boJev in vsakem zaboju ie 30
tucatOv jajc. IL tega sledi, da bo
Sestih mesecih mad 800 milijo-
nov starih jajec V zalogi katere
bodO prodali ljudStvu IA trikrat
visjo ceno mad vrednostjo.
To je kapitalisticen gospodars-
ki zistem.
- Sodmki najviSjega zveznega
sodiSca SO pokopali viSjega sodni-
ka Peckhama IL Albany a. \. Y.
Ia pOgreb je stal $l44S.94. DRAW
nj avditor ie protestiral proti tel
svoti, drzavni nadzornik jo je pa
nakazal "a izplaGilo. Zakaj ne?
Sal prihaja denar il ljudskih
zepov. ljudstvo ie pa zadovoljno.
ce dobi prostor "a veGni poGitek
ma mirodvoru siromakov in uboz-
cev. LJudstvO Sc noGe brigati "a
svoj dobrobit, marveG Sc raduie.
ce Sc viSjim sodnikom godi dobro
in Sc jih cast Sc po niih smrti.
- Socialisticna mestna uprava
V Milwaukee jew kratki dobi pc
tih tednov ze zvrSila mnogo re-
form sploSno ljudsko korist. S
katerimi Sc judStvo strinja pow
sem.
Sodr. in zupan Seidl je odprl
mestno delavnico IA monterska
deia pri vodovodnih napravah.
Do sedaj so vodovodna monter-
ska della zvrSevali mojstri. XII so
S prejSno kapitalistiGno mestno IL
pravo igrali pod enim klobukom
in nesramnimi cenami drli mes
cane Zdaj Sc lahko vSak meSGan
obrne ma mestno upravo in "a de-
10 plaGa najnizjo ceno.
Mestni advokat je imenoval vec
pomocnikov. ki dajejo siromakom
brezplatne rasvetc V vseh prav-
nih zadevah.
Tudi meStna tvornica "a izde-
lovanje ledu je postala meso in
kri.
S temi majhnimi reformami so
socialist dokazali. da Jim je bla-
gor ljudstva ma srcu. da ne no
sijO preosnov volilni borhi lie ma
jeziku, temvec. da gredo. takoj
ma delo. kjer imajo veGino.
To je Sc lie zacetek. Koncem le-
ia bono lahko porocali temeli-
tejSih preOsnovah. ki bodo kapi-
tallstom Skodo. ljudStvu pa V
dobro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
D@ ~ m g%oM social l NNew sou p mesh Milwaukee Wis.,
~

60 place "a slucai bolezni, proste
sole i'll presto pot.
Nsled teh obljub so Rusi proda-
II SNola poScStva y Sibiriji in cd
Sli ma otocje. tn SO naSli mesto
his slabe in napol podrte lesene
barake, mozki SO zasluzili S22. in
zenSke pa Sl2 meSecno. Vse te po-
trebSclne So pa morali kupovati
naSelniki prodajalni laStnikov
nnSadov. Placevati so moral ta-
ko visoke in pretirane Gene. da
so st Zadolzih.
Ogoljufam naselniki so trpeli
meSece in mesece. Pritozili so Sc
pri Ponciju in Pilatu. \ povsod
zaman. DeIegacijo. ki Sc .ie Sla pri-
tozit in iSkat zavetia h ruskemu
konzulu San Francisco. So iih
virgil Y 3 do 6 meseGno .jeGo, ko
Sc je vrnila ma otoGje. Ko so dru-
Fl ruski naselniki zahtevali poja-
snila. zakaj so virgil njih voditel-
Je V jeto, pa je policija naskoGila
brutalno mozke. zenske in otroke.
Nse To ST ie zvrSilo ameriSki
republiki. dezeli svobode. Hui
Sc Sc TEN ruskim proletarcem nj
godilo tudi sveti Rusiji. Oh pow
ratku Rusijo bodo beraci. In "a
to Sc imajo zahvaliti ameriSki
svobOdi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

jo Rusijo.
- Zvezni senat So noGe prena-
gliti in takoi priGeti preiskavo
umazane aferc Lorimer. ki Sc je
zgodila Y llinoiSki driavni zborni-
ci in o kteri Smo ze poroGali. To
vest, da Sc goSpodi senatu ne
mudi preiskavo. so prinesli ka-
pitalisticni Gasniki.
Gospodje senatu Sc menda ne
zavedajo, da kompromitirajo sa-
mih Sebe, ako tedaj ne uvedeio
preiskave. Senatorjem Sc dozdeva
Skandal o podkupnini premaIcn-
kosten. Kdo We. Ge he scdi Sc
natu So nekaj Lorimerov!
Po ljudStvu zvoljenih senator
jev nimamo sploh danes ameriS-
ki republiki. Po ljudstvu izvolie-
ne senatorje bodemo imeli Sc le
tedaj, kedar bodo delavci dali o.
bema k4pitalistiGnima strankama
(demokratiGni in republikanskD
ze zdavnej zaSluzeno brco.
Danes So kapitalstiGne polite
ne Skupinc Ameriki skozinskoz
korumpirane in moralno gnile. In
radi tega ST. ljudem Lorimcreve
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

p A ZITE!
-
ma s,evilko y oklepaiu-
ki Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslo> a. priieplje-
mega spodei all
ma oVi'ku. Ako 145)
ie SieNilka
tedat vann prihodnjo
stevi,kc riasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponoVtte 10 takoi.
-..---.--- =.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

List "a koristi delav-
skesa liudstva. Delav-
ci so opraviceni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper is devoted
TO the interests of the
working class. Work
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
IT'S the Kellys Who Are Proud Now

of the Kelly family. We are now pro-
ducing this for framing and printing 7
pamphlet, describing It and giving the
lineal descent Of the first Kelly from
Heremon, first king Of Ireland, and
through a long line Of Irish monarchs.S
Only enough will be printed to fill adj
vance orders. The price is only one ne
dollar. Send cash with order.
Have you noticed Kelly since he got
the word from Philade lphia? He holds {
his head higher than usual and he will
hardly bow to the Gradys and the
Reillys 81. e53.Es4:
What's, come over Kelly? Is the
question his neighbors are asking.
When a Kelly meets Kelly they
shake hands cordially and the CONVEX
sation is about their ancestral coat. OF
arms 81. s sS3ss
II always knew that Kelly was one
Of the best names in IRELAND, 8 said
Edward 7. Kelly, president Of the sH..
T, Kelly company, publishers, "but !
didn't know. we were descendants Of
kings until I got the letter from 81
family tree concern the other day
More than fifty men of my name have
spoken to me about it, as they also
received letters on the subject.
There is only one way to spell the.
name, and that is K-e-double l-y..s
Those who slip in the extra 3 between
| + and Y are not the real Kellys, the
descendants Of Irish royalty Z
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
Chicagoan to Start an Electric Farm

farmers have always been respectfully
conservative. You see, to the presi-2e
dent of an electric company the light
ing juice5is cheap than fertilizer.
Think what it means to Chicago
diners II the insult plan bears fruit.
Bill Of fares will feature electric rad.
fishes, incandescent onions, which map
be odorless; pies from 5000 candle
power pumpkins; kilo-Watt potatoes
[and alternating current cabbages.
IN the wake Of this eating may come
electrical sprees, The somber citizen
after dining on an electrified potato
salad may glow like q lightning bug
and MARBLE 9 few bars Of 4 Vonder5s
Who's kissing Her Now. Each green
pea may contain an ele ctricse shock and
the result Of eating a single portion
I#may be shocking. If this comes to-
lpass Just blame M i. Insult.
There are three kinds Of farming,
as you probably don't know, unless you
have had q fling at II. The first grade
lis the common or garden variety asI
practised by our forbe bears. Then there
lis the up-to-d date, rotati on-in.c crops. ap.1
tDlied hemistrY brand
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
A ropla,es al "A rn1y Meet.
New Engines Of h M odern nv arfare 70
Figure III Grand French Man.
d euvers Ii Septe nber.

4
b. Paris This years grand maneuvers
of the French army win take place be.
tween September and Is In the re-
fgion between Ro.Ien and Amiens. The
operations will be directed BY the. gen.
seralissino. General Trerneau and Cen
seral Michel OF the army council will
baS chief umpire. The troops engaged
will be the Second army corps under
the command Of General Pfcquart and
the Third army corps under General
Meunier, together with three battalions
OF chasse urs, the Paris zouaYe regi.
ments, the Fifth Colonial brigade and
the First and, perhaps. also the Third
cavalry division
The compo ton of the two army
corps viii be On The basis of 80 hat
talfons Of infantry and so batteries o.
artillery Ito each arm corps. Com
panies win be not less than $50 and
squadrons not less than 100 strong,
The artillery Win be organized ID four.
gun batteries. Every pplianca Of
modern warfare viii bs employed and
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12

snHICAGO =. Several hundred Chicago
u Kellys have received letters re-
Gently informing them that they are.
descendants Of ancient Irish kings, and
TOR the modest sum Of one dollar they:
will DO sent the famous Kelly coat OF.
arms III. sss
The letters are sent out by Phila-5
delphia concern that makes a business
of looking up family trees" and the
SKellys all over the United States are
receiving the glad news.
The discovery that Kelly was
once a king Of Ireland was made BY g
representative Of the Philad elphia con
Germ latter years Of research in the IL
braries Of Dublin, Cork and Belfast
The ancestral coat Of arms is some
thing that every Kelly should have
according to the terand as there
are only a few thousand left, 1t be-
hooYes Kelly to remit his one dollar
without delay. ss 5ss3 SI
The letter in part IS as follows:
Mr.. Kelly Dear Sir: We have Just
received from our agent IN Dublin q
rare old engraving Of the coat of arms
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
Flrehook Brings Death.

An engine f1rehook that he carried
over his shoulder caused the death
by electric shock Of Charles 3.
spayde, a fireman on the New Haven
railroad, near New York city. Spayde,
whose home was in New Haven, was
firing on freight train; bound for
Boston. Passing through New
Rochelle the firehook he had been us.
ing tumbled out Of the engine. The
train was running very slowly and he
leaped of and picked up the rod,
Climbing on a car he walked toward
the tender, carrying the rod on his
shoulder He forgot about the over.
head wires, heavily charged. The rod
touched one Of them and the current
shot through his body, killing him In
stantly
He rolled from the car to the
tracks and the train cut Off bis legs
Railroad men who ran up found his
clothing on fire, ignited by the cleo
tricity The coroner found the uppel
part Of Spades body had beer
burned almost black.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
DICTIONARY FOR THE BLIND
Sightless Wizard is Author of Most
Wonderful Book-Prlnted In
BraiIle Type.

& Vienna "A notable achievement for
the benefit of the blind is the first
French German dictionary printed in
Braille type. This work demanded an
extraordinary amount Of minute and
laborious precision, and was carried
out by Herr Karl Satzenhofer, who is
himself blind, at the printing works
of the Vienna Institute for the Educa,
ton Of the Blind.
3 It Is the well known Lagenscheid
dictionary which has been put into
Braille type. The main difficulty was
that in order to economic space the
work had to be printed In what ID
known as the abbreviated type, which
in France Is different from the system
followed In Germany, and called for
an intimate Ikno Wedge Of both sys:
TENS on the part Of the translator. 3
Even with the use Of the abbreviated
type the work consists of five ponder.
Gus folio volumes Among the first
orders for the new work was one from
Helen Keller. &. 3..s n
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12

In the prospect Of becoming farmer
In the eastern part Of the Spokane
country. Missoula she thought to be
most progressive and attractive lit
tie city; and she seemed to appreciate
at It's full value the exquisite beauty
of its surroundings. She is impressed
with the activity and optimism Of the
people and believes she will become
as much attached to the west as she
was to her home city.
There is much to attract one in the
northwest" she said, when asked why
she left the east. "The outdoor life
and the larger freedom and more Wig.
orous atmosphere in this land OF
magnificent distances and opportuni
ties possess fascination that few
can resist, and I believe l will become
a full fedged westerner in a short
time. It IS true am what you would
call a 'tenderfoot," and I do not know
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
VIII Make Spooraiirag Legal

no action unless called upon By the
man who is thus offended, or would
you say honored and complimented
The police chiefs statement is TEN.
pered with a warning Girls who flirt
are to take all the responsibility to
Sf
booming will not be interfered
with il done In dark places away from
the public gaze. Smith says there are
ssuficient number of corners along the
beach to Accommodate all the spoon,
fers summering at Asbury Park and
that spoon 81 VIII not be molested
Aif they keep out Of public gaze and
off the board walk sSsi. B
The police chief says also that he
and his men will be more lenient II
the matter Of bathing suits. 81
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
ROBES OF ENGLISH JUDGES
Immense Number Of FrilIs Considered
Necessary to Furnish suft.
q .ztsss cient Dignity.

/. Ia Illustration of a recent article
on the Judges of Old England 2 series
Of portraits Of eminent judges In cos.
tune was given in the Standard. IL
may be interesting to Standard read
ers to have brief description OF the
robes Of office actually worn by the
judicial dignitaries of the old land as IS
furnished us by Messrs. Eide, Son @
Fsavepscroft Of Chancery Lane, Lon
don, p, G., the lord high chancellor
the master of the rolls, and the presl-
dent Of the divorce division, all wear
the same kind of full dress which Is
as follows: Full court suit of velvet.
consisting of coat, waistcoat and
breaches, black silk stockings, shoes
with gilt buckles, black damask robe
trimmed with gold. The costume also
comprises full bottomed wig and
court hat, lace frills, rufles, bands and
bagwig
The lord chief justice of England
wears full court suit of black cloth
but the buckles on his shoes are stee]
and not gilt. He wears moreover 9
scarlet cloth robe with hood andd
mantle trimmed with ermine with
scarf tlppet; girdle, bands, full-bot
toned wig and hat complete the cos
/. tune.
The recorder of London's full dress
is a court suit of velvet as above de
soribed, with steel buckles on shoes
lace frills, ruffles, plain bands, full
bottomed wig.-London Standard.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
5Asbury Park Police to Show Much
liberation and Allow Flirting
Within Reason. s VI.

k = -
Asbury Park, N. J oh, Joy! Spoon
ing IS to be permitted at Asbury
Park this summer, and flirting is to-
be tolerated within reasonable limits.
This will be good news for the boys.
and girls who summer at that resort
and who have heretofore found the
restrictions irksome Chief Of Police
Smith has said It. Il a man flirts with
"a Swoman, the man will not be arrested.
5if8 the woman eciprocates his adj.
yances.
OF course the police win interfere.
If they find any man forcing his atten.
lions on girl who does not desire
his acquaint ance. But the guard ians
of the peace positive1y will not Inter
5fere Il any fair maiden takes the ini-
Stiatiye and persists III flirting with a
man. Smith figures that the men are
able to- take care of themselves in
such emergencie and be will take
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
*, q. : ~ Z ~ y 57i- Il
Once Enounh..

q am not an tnauisitiye man, q said
the minister, but there is one thing
would like to know. Why do people
who marry more than once never get
the minister who tied the first knot 70
/ tie the second Or third q fourth
& have married enough couples TO
earn for me the title Of marrying par.
son. Many Of those people were prom ,ll1t
inent enough socially to get their do.
tngs recorded In the newspapers and
i learn through that medium that 9
fairly large percentage of them marry
again. But they never ask me #tc
ofi1ciate
hy don't they Didn't ] bring
them good luck the first time? ~ Has
their experience prejudiced then
against me personally, or is there
superstition that prevents man be
ing married twice By the same min
I lister?
Even nnembe rs of my own congre
cation who marry again seek g
strange minister. Why e
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
Throws Vinegar in Burglars Eyes

mert, unconscious. The closet had
spring lock on the outside and tlieS
man had been shut in. He was almost
suhocated. Mrs. Jasper got some Vine
gar, which her husband used as . re-
sstoratiye, and succeeded IN bringing
the man to his senses.
AS soon as the man became CON.
Sscious he attacked Jasper, The con-.
tractor was no match for hin, and
was being choked into unconscious.
ness when Mrs, Jasper hurled the
vinegar into the mans face. Howling
with pain. he freed Jasper. Mrs. j a.
per sprang at him, and she and hers
husband managed to hold him until q
policeman came and took him to iaiI &,
Jasper says the man he had be-
frtended was 9 former employe whom
he had discharged on account of lis
habits E1e says the man stols 1,is
tewelry before hiding ia the closet .I..
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12

CHICAGO. The shades Of Ben.
~ Franklin and the near shades of
Thomas Edison are about to fall upon
the fertile fields Of Lake county.
Thanks to- the. enterprise Of Samuel In
sull, who has several consid cradle
vegetable patches in the county ad..
Joining Cook, the gard fields are to
have an electric treatment
When not working On his turnip
patch, Mr.. Insult Is president Of the
Commonwealth Edison company. He
has also much to do with Lake county
electrical enterprises They have cleo.
tricity to burn. This may have some:
thing to do with the experiment In
gardening which the insult friends,
and they are legion, declare he is
about to perpetrate on a county whose
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
NEW 'EN0CH ARDEN TAN GLE
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The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-08-12
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M| Odd News From Big Cities (
N.Y. Stories Of Strange Happenings in the IN
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Many Baltimore Women Start Smoking
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bones" Of the matter and readliy au-
nit that they smoke.
Another set about town among
whom smoking is INDUCED IN freely
includes the artistic and muslcai
coteries. Among them there IS az
ways more or less foreign element {,
and Continental ideas generally nna
favor.
Several wellknown women physl' 4
clans were asked about their observa-#
tions on the subject and with one &C.
cord, they replied that the habit was
general among society women only.
1T is a conspicuous fact" said one'
that, few women students of colleges
or universities smoke. I have never
known Of a woman teacher who did"
Another woman physician said she
did not consider it had ever been con-
clusively proved that smoking IN mod
Grafton was harmful, but that she
thought both men and women were
| none the better for 1t.
A well-known suffragist was asked
whether a desire to vote on Wom'
ans part went with the habit of c1ga-
rette smoking. She was indignant
and declared very few Baltimore SUI
fragists smoke, and, anyhow, those
who do did it before they became
suffragists.
Among clubwomen it is almost I'M
known, and in explanation Of this
they say they have too much to 90
and think about, and It Is only Idle
women who learn to smoke.
A wellknown physician living on
Charles street said that while smoking
might not hurt the woman, ne con
! sidered 1t a horrid habit and no woman
was "kissable'' who smoked. He was
certain that he would not permit any:
Of his family to indulge in it for &
l minute. ssS