davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-16
Detroit 8, Boston 8.

Detroit 8, Boston 8.
Detroit, June 15.-Mullin was batted
hard and timely by the visitors, while
Karger kept hits fairly well scattered.
Score:
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New York 5, Pittsburs 1.
New York, June 15-New York won
through the superb pitching of Mat.
thewsen, who kept the hits of Pitts
burg scattered. excepting in one in
ming. Score:
r. H. e.
New York go. .. ..... z 0
Pittsburg ...... -. ....... 1 6 4
Observation-Disclosures and Meyers,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-16

DeITO1L z
Boston ...... =. ......... 8 IS 8
Notwithstanding and Stanage, Kar-
ger and Corrigan; umpires, Egan and
Evans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-16

5 or doses 1866" VIII cure any
sase OF Chills and Fever. Price Csc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-16
CHICAGO q, PHILADELPHIA 8.

Chicago, June 15.-The home team
took the opening game of the series
from Philadelphia. Plank was hit
freely. Score:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-16

Chicago ............... 9 6
Philadelphia ...... =. ...... 3 8 l
Batteries-Walsh and Payne, Plank
and Lepp; umpires, Dineen and Con.
molly.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Tistepa dedca hoSeS L; ;uo

Tistega dedca hoceS, XII ina
re zeno! Fej, ii vlacuga, k -.
fej, fej! Same poskusil Tebe "a
DAWN MENU pa potarem kosti,
da me DO pomnil xiv dan! III laj.
dra Ii! JAZZ ii bonn re dial!
Prijel jo je in jo t~resel, da je
potela kricati. Pritekli so ljudie
in Jo resili, in ona je stekla do
NOV.
kovacev Francel nj nobenega
zadavil. nobenemu kosti potrl. Ge.
tudi je sla njegova ljubica V me-
sto. Same pitt. je zacel in ono Bar
DO Je enkrat prerahljal, ker j.
krog babnic blagrovala njegovo
Netko.
In babnice so kimale z glavami.
he pred tridesetim letom so bile
vse grde in stare kakor Garovnice,
Otroci so bill samo "a nadlego in
pokoro. drugace pa samo batine
in stradanje: - in dedci surovi.
pijani, XII so Jill tolkli kakor Il
vino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
- Trideset stavkokazov z Co.

riskega ;" ~agentje podjetnikov
privlcki Y Winterthur. No So Jim
hotrli ondotni dclavci povedati.
kaFSen jc p%olozaj. SO iih podjetni-
ki in njihovi podrepniki Z brutal
no Silo pregnali. Goricane so pa
odpcljali V p~renociSce. Xxi .je bilo
bolj podobno svinjaku nego lind
skemu bvalSCu. Domacm delavcem
Sc je vendar ~posreGilo. Spraviti
Jim letake V roke. IL katcrih so
goriSki spoznali. da hi imeli opra-
vliati SluIbo Stavkokazov. Temu
SO Sc uprli in podjetnikom .jc oStal
d0lg nos.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Prva pomoc.

Y >lucaju ncIgodc ali ucnadne
holczui jc prva pomoC cd naive
Gjcga pomona. Oni. Xxi oStancjo
mirnc krvi, bodo takoi zaGcli gle
DAFT IN >rcd>tvom. Xxi pomanjSa
bol"Ginc in ncpokoi bolnika. VISA
ka matt We ali hi vSaj vcdcti mo-
rala. kaj ie treba storiti Y takih
S%Iutajih. pred ko pride zdravnik.
Emo Timed zdravil. Xxi Sc Jill more
upoStevati Y SluGaiu ncnadnc boz
lczni jc Trincrjcvo amcriSko zdra-
vilno grenko vino. kcr pOvSpcSu-
je krvno cirkulacijo ter $ TEN pri-
pravlja vse organe k delavnosti.
Ono je zelo dobro sredstvo V stu
cajih zclodGnih ali Grcvcsnih ho-
lczni in jc naravna tonika. Bledi
in bolehni liudie bodo naSli Y TEN
SrcdStvu najboliSo pripomoG.
Zacnitc GA rabbit zdai, ako no.
cetc izciStiti Svoio kri naravnim
potion.
V lckarnah. Jos. Triner 1888
1889 SO. Ashland Ave-, Chicago.
III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Cemu klecite?

"Velik" VAN je ma kupu zlatem
bogatas,
papez, cesar in kralj VAN je wi
sokost"
- cato, ker klecite pred mimi ma
kolenih
in ponizno zrete ma konce Min
nog ...
Dvignite Sc, vi keceplazni ljudje!
Poglejte ''visokostim" ponosno v
in videli boste, kako so VAN jed
MAXI,
ali pa Sc manjsi cd vas! -
Ivan Molek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Stavka natakarjev. Dne |

maja Sc otvori na Dunaju lovska
razstava. To priliko hoGejo pora-
hiti natakarii V lctnih rcStavraci-
.iah. da Sc konGno urcdc njihove
neznosne razmere. Organizaciie IA
htev%io n te nataknrjc. Iii imajo
Samo >ezonsko dclo. 20 10 kron
ma dan IN hranC: Gee Sc udkloni Ia
zahtcva. Sc ina Dire ,. maia V
letnih rcstavraciiah razglaSiti re
sna Stavka. Gostllnicarji pravijo,
la so Zahtcvc nemogoCo in zugajo.
da bodo well Sdmo dckieta IA po-
StrczbO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

prinaSa movie. Sc besedice ne po-
roca, kadar Sc rodi tele q dvema
glavama. Pa tudi "a cvetlice Sc
ne zmeni, XII cvete sredi januaria
vrhu Stola.
PA kaj bi govoril," je rekel
ponovno. "Prinesi zganja gostil-
nicar, mi smo lie "a snops!"
Zdehnil je.
Smodko je pomaknil IL levega
ustnega kota desnega IN zaka-
Sljal.
"Proletarec" je "a mic, ker Sc
tistih nj pribil ma steno, XII kuhajo
shops V kontrabant."
"No, ii 81 tele, navadno tele.
kar Sc ti6e tvojih mozganov," sem
mu zopet rekel mirno.
&c bi Sc ''Proletarec" brigal "a
take majhne sleparie, XII misli.io
obogateti S TEN, da kuhajo Shops
V kontrabant in goljufajo kapita-
listicno drzavo V majhni meri po-
tenn bi "'Proletarec" res zgreSil
svOj program in potisnil svojo "a
daGo socializem V ozadie. Tvoji
~prijatelji, "munsajnarji" so res
sleparji in goljufi. a premajhni
so, da bi Sc "Proletarec' bavil Z
mimi! Take naloge prepustimo
tebi, Xxi 81 tele in tvojim priiatel-
jem. katerim nj nobeno sredstvo
preumazano, ce Sc gre "a denar.
Naprosi liste, katerih priiatelj 81.
da objavijo tvoje lumparije in Sic
parstvo tvojih prijateljev."
"PermeiS, res je tako! Luka
SnopSa gori.' ie kriGal Jurcek.
Obrnil sem Sc in odSel. Tele V
tloveSki kozi SEN pa pustil, da V
zganju potolazi Svoje razbur.iene
teleGjc in neGednc misli.
Pa takih Jurtkov imamo Sc la
ko veliko!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Il 'Misteriia zene''

PuSti me. JAZZ t. ncGcm, Sal
sem ii povcdala. ia t. neccm in
te naGem! kaj Sc siliS?, Ma viS.
vso obleko 81 mi zamazal ; tvoji-
mi umazanimi rokami, -
- ProklctO. kdo tc ie umalal
Sal SEN Sc umil. Wis! - Stegnil ie
svojc dcbele. mocnc zuljavc rokc.
Xxi So bile res u vSc rdeGc cd uni
vanja in jo pogledal. Tako .ic bila
Tvojc rokc 81 zmirom grde
IN m"azanr. da yes. In ii grl IN
ncr"d"n! Pusii me nc. pa poidi
- jezila Sc jc spct ko io je skuSal
objeti.
- I"liaj BON hodil, sal sem ko-
maj priSel. DoSti della smo incl
danes. V kovaGnici Sc je kar kre-
salo iskcr. Ali Smo nabijali!-
- Meme mic ne briga. jay tc ne
Gem yeG sliSiS, mic wee!
Ncroino jc pogIcdal svo.io l.;u-
bico. revno ;%ivii.io Y prcdmr>tiu.
ki Jc sta!a pred MIN ma ulici IN
Sc .iczila.
- NcGcS me- - jc dcial topo
in neumno in potcm Sc jc za>mc-
jail:
- kaj pd. da me CrS, Coz ScSt
tcdnov bo poroka. 4 moistrom sem
u govoril Ma. cmokni me cnkrat
- in nagnil So ic k njc.i.
Ona ie p%ostala rdeca togote.
Wis GA topoglavca: vzamcm
mai te. ko f. neGcm. nc?! Da bonn
tako Stara in %razcunjena kakor
k%otnikova Barba. he, Skupai
Smo Y solo hodilc. pa kaka .jc,
Eakor straSilo! Tri pankrtc. pa pi-
jancga dedca, Nc Jest. mic oblc-
81. Samo palico in klofutc vsak
dan. Ne hos ne. Povcdala sem il
pa je rckla. da imam pray. da s.
lahko 5 prstc oblizncm. Nicna
teta jc imela tudi srcco. pa jc s.
zdaj mlada in lcpa. GoSpod me
hocc " mcSta. da YES, Tisti. IN
katcrcga Swan. V zidi bonn hodi.
la. frajlo bonn igrala. V koGiii 81
bonn lahko voziIa Pa da mai tcbc
vzamem?! He. he. tako zabita pa
vcndar Sc niscm!-
On je zaziial, tczko in poGasi .ie
mislil. nazadnje Sc mn il vcndar
zJasnilo, in zaklel je, ID ie kar
odskakovalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Kapitalisticna zetev. Avstro.

amerikanska delniSka tovarna "a
gumije izdelke izkazuje "a lansko
leto 435. 775 X. Gistega dobiGka. t.
j. "a l+.4S4 X. wee kakor preIlan-
skem, ter izplatuie ! odSt. divi-
dende. - DelniSka prcmogokop-
ma druzba V McStih ma CeSkcm je
imela lani 5,966.100 X. Gistega do
biGka. Ia vsako akcijc i~zplacuje
II. kron. - DeluiSka torarna "a
limo Noslavu ma Niz. Avstrij-
Skcm .je imela "a lansko ieto 1852.
1&S kron ciStega dobiGka. Ma ak
cije sc izplaGuje pc 81 kron.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In boleclne V vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj, ce Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj s Pain Expel-
ler', kakor je popisano v kniizi-
cl, Y kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi V Ameriki
V sleherni lekarni "a % centov
s~teklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da lie varstvena znamka S ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
= Politika in industrial. II Kar

lovih varov Sc poroGa: Tovarna
IA porcelain ITCHY in Sch0nfeld Y
Lesovem pri Karlovih varih je
morala naznaniti konkurz. Akti-
VA z~naSaio 206.O00 kron. paSiva pa
100000 kron. Tovarna je izdclO-
vala Skoraj izkliucno IA izvoz V
TurGijo in Srbijo: vslcd turSkcga
boikota in goSpodarSkc vojne $
Srbijo je izgubila vcliko S~tevilo
Svojih odjemalcev. 200 delavccv
ir iZgubilo delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
je le "a kapitaliste. Delavec ina

je le "a kapitaliste. Delavec ina
pekel ma tenn svetu!
Kaj ina delavec "a zgubiti, ako
Sc bori Ia strmoglavjenje kapi-
~talistiGne cloveske druzbe? Pekel
ma ten svetu! Pridobi pa lahko
vse: cloveSke zivljenske razmere.
Zgubi lahko suzenjske spone in
okove, pridobi pa svobodo, ena-
kost in b~ratstvo.
joe Zavertnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

Sodrugi! Priporocajte hrvat-
kim dclavcem "RadniGko Stra-
10 edini hrvatSki sOcijalistiGni
list Ameriki. Narocnina 81. ma
.lcto. NaSlov: 1909 w. Is Str. Chi
.cago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
Ma Kitaiskem .ic pre-

- Ma kltaJskem j. prepOvcda-
la vlada siromakom izScljcvanic.
TIA prcpoved So gla>i in zvcni pc
kitajSko. Vzlictcmu .ic pa ia pre-
povcd Glovckoljubnc.iSa kot anne
riSka. XII zabraniuje Siromakom
naScljcvanjc.
Iviti in prckanicni agent IVA
bijo 4 zlatimi obljubami siroma-
Ike. da Sc izsclijo. 70 pa stopijo
siromaki ma amcriSka tia. Jill pa
odgonskim potion zopet vrnejo V
domovino. In siromaki postancjO
Sc siromaSne.iSi. Iadnii cent so
Jim vzcle parobrodne in tr%anSpor-
the druzbe in AGENT.
Kitajska vlada hoGe najbrz OBJ
varovati siromake pred amerisko
brutalitcto. Sal zglcda tako,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
PEKEL.

no JuZlno V KoSltraStl SKatlJl all
pa zavito V papir. ma moderno
tlako, delo V tvornici. plavzu rud-
niku ali premogokopu. PiSGalka
Jill vabi, Jill goni in opominja, da
morajo ma tlako. ker je to VOLTA
NTH gospodarjev. delodajalcev.
Zaspani so Sc. nespoGiti, ker
Jim borna hrana. trda postelj in
pielo odmerjeni pocitek MISC mo-
gil nadomestiti moGi, katere so
vporabili prejSni dan pri trdem in
napornem delu. Ali vseeno morajo
ma delo. Kdor ne pride, zgubi de-
10; kar pomeni toliko, kot biti
obsojen ma smrt lakote. Kapitali-
sti hocejo vsaki dan imeti V svoji
delavnici, plavzu ali rudniku pol
no Stevilno d%anaSnjih suznjev -
delavcev. Znizano stevilo pomeni
"a kapitalista znizan profit. -
Kdor ne pride. zgubi delo. Pred
vrati plavza, tvornice stoii vsaki
dan tolpa Nth gladnih ~tovariSev
in prosi della. In kapitalisti kaj
radi sprejemajo move, nekoliko Sc
ellie moGi. Nova moe pomeni vec
zvrSenega della. veGji profit "a ka-
pitalista.
Stara pescn. Xxi Sc vedno ponav-
liza dan "a dnem. teden IN tednom.
Ali kdor ina delo, nj mic ma
bOljSem. Premogar mai globoko
pod zemljo rije kot krt skozi pre-
mogovo plaSt. Vsaki las ina moi
no kapljico. zivot j eGrn prcmo-
govega prahu. Cujejo Sc lie vdarci
pika ali pa ~brencanje elektriGnega
svedra. Semitic pa brlijo luGice
pritrjenc ma pokrivalih premOgar-
jew, kot bi skakale veSe pc moe
virju. Mule pa elektriGen Stroj
vlaciJo 5 premOgom n~alozenc vo-
zickc pc ozkotirni zeleznici. do
kler nekega dine razStrelba plinov
ali premogovega prahu ne naredi
konec zivljenju pod zemlio in pre-
hlogoNoP Spreihehl ' gorec peKel.
h"'ertih preiIogarle' AK" jim III
VOL PrIl ucihek ra|strelne' Pc
''J" pr |'Ne'll 'eleSu'
V plavzu stojijo ogromne peel
druga polcg drugc. Il Nth Sc dvi-
"a crh' COST ann IN semln'le Sc
P'iN"He Nei'N P'"'"'"' nj p'l>N"Ni-
t" S'lsn' Pro,l iieou' 'ioVrku st
"oN"TN"' II" >'oJ' Sre"i mann og-
10 A'ir~''>Nin URN. M P"NriN"-
~ o'"'J' paw" ''"'lJo i"N""Io-
1--WE No"o!' r""' III Pre'hoga'
mo S''JiJ" oS''"'nl H''n",'"ilINl
N"'''r soh' Pari'" an 'IeN'rIcna
~ '.'N'J" ','!' ."N' No'
7. PoN"'i !" >o~o'e
"'' pre'"os" No' VI oiie isra-
,'C 'r"i Ni.enJu ~ "a" sioiJelo
rn.t"o1oni oLma.;,Tnaxa H..
bo;o al aos; ;;n, ~; H.; r.;
-" no; r;
III, .L,n,n .I.m
z.roz,lo nlohoLo .oto.o nI.~sI
Jolo;o no5 - Jon p,a.niLan
n,;o roo.,i.; ,a:i !; -;
l. n;so,; nraf;, I.a,;.aI;.
W "Np p0'
~ . "'J',''
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= Zadnjic sem bill V goStilni.

wit DH ' ~|'''TIT' '
meme je sill JurGck. Dajal je "a
pijato. pa trdil, da je "PrOleta-
rec mic vrcden list.
Mirno sem vpraSal. zakaj? Jur-
eek %suzenj, Xxi Sc peha IA kOSGe-
kom kruha pc Sirni Amcriki. XII ic
bill Skcb tn in onkra.i oceana. ic
pa dcjal:
"Proletarcc' jc IN mic. kcr ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
"SOcialiSticni
katekiZem''

Predelal "a SLOW. delavce V Anne
riki Ivan Molek.
Cena poSamcZncmu iZtisu 10
centov. kdor Jill pa naroGi nacn-
KRAFT 20 ali wee istisov, Jill dobi pa
pc 5 centov komad.
TIA broSura .ic izvrstno sred-
styo "a socialiSticna propaganda
in viva potrcba IA vsakega agita-
%toria, kteri rckrutira move sodru-
ge.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
mic ma p%rostoru sodr. Math. PEI
jaka v Coopersdale.

Delavci in tovariSi. XII bivatc Y
.JohnStownu in okoiici ma Picnic !
Nam jc vSaki dclavec dobro do
Sci ma slavnoSti. Xxi mora : tczkim
delom Sluziti Svoj vSakdanji kruh.
XII Sc mor truditi "a kapitaliGne
lcnuhe. uzivaGr in razSipnikc.
Prvi majnik .ie delavski praz-
mix. Prvi mainik jc mas prank :
prank d%elayccv trpinov,
DeIavci. trpini. p~aznuimo Svo-
ic >lavnoStnc dnovc in poSctajmo
Svoic vcSclicc in zabavc - Rookie.
f"llcrji. Armourii. Morgani. Van
dcrbilti in drugi mai hodiio ma
Svojc.
Prvi majnik j. drlav>ki praz-
nix, lategadcl vsi dclavci ma Pie .
ME Y CooprrSdalc k >odr. Math.
Pcciaku.
nlhar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
SLOVENSKI DELAVCI v
PAL

SlovcSnki Socialisticni klub 81.
20. JohnStown. Pa. bo priredil
dine !. maja t. |. - ma obGni de
lavski prank Lavcdnih delavcev
VSch narolov - Syoi pryi Pie o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
MIKE kroiac

ma 1912 SO. Center ave, Chicago.
III. Izdeluje tudi zenske obleke
pc vseh krOjih. - Pridite in po-
gillette!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26
KDOR HOCE E

dobro obleko najnoveSega kroja
okusno in trpezno delo, mai Sc o.
glasi pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-26

Oilor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-30

II was his own nome me spve,ay.-
Of a man so closely resembling the
prince struggling with policemen at
tracted a crowd. the members of which
were about to resent the supposed III
treatment OF their future sovereign.
when the matter was cleared up. De
Stern is now under close restraint.
Resemblance Led TO insane Asylum.
one OF the most pathetic cases on
record OF evil following resemblance to
a royal parsonage Is that Of the Copen-
hagen banker Carsven. whose close
likeness to Alexander III, the late em-
peror OF Russia. father OF the present
car, drove him finally into an insane
asylum F1attered In the first place by
the comments excited by his amazing
resemblance TO the Muscovite auto
crat. Carsven set TO work 10 increase
IL by every means in his power. copy
ing the cut OF the emperor's beard,
initiating Alexander's gestures and the
full tones OF his voice and actually go
ing 10 the length OF having the top Of
his head shaved In order TO ape the
cars badness.
The banker ended with becoming so
thoroughly imbued with the idea that
he was not the emperor's double but
the emperor himself. that he grew con-
WINGED that he was in danger Of as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-30

sassination by the nihiiists and that
the latter were plotting TO assassinate
him. He became hopelessly insane and
had TO be confined
One double OF King Edward is an
English commercial traveller who tours
the British islands frequently. He
threw the authorities OF the towns on
his itinerary into nusters before they
learned that IL was not his majesty who
had deigned 10 pay them unexpected
visits This drummer asserts that the
likeness has been OF considerable serv-
ice to him In his business. as some OF
his customers were so much impressed
with his resemblance 10 the head OF
the state that before they could re-
cover from their establishment he was
able TO get very good orders from
them n II is splendid thing 10 be
the king II pays 10 look like the king
sometimes The advantages to a
naturally pushing drummer are coun-
terbalanced by the disadvantages 10
more modest doubles" Of receiving
undesired and unwelcome attentions.
There are very few such cases how
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OF his imperial cousin II is rather in
teresting to see on the thrones OF two
OF the worlds mightiest empires men
who resemble each other so closely
There is said TO be considerable cor
respondence also In the mental char
acteristics Of the two men.
william Jennings Bryan has a
double" in the person Of c. X Wolf
Of Dallas. Tex. who is frequently taken
for the Democratic leader. Mr. Wolf
Is member OF the Elks and attends
the conventions Of the big fraterna
organization. There his face and figure
attract much attention.
They Look Like Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt has two or three
doubles on this side OF the ocean and
in Europe. one Of them Is a business
man OF Los Angeles who tells with
much gusto of his visit TO a town in
Arizona where he was mistaken for
the ex-colonel OF the rough riders and
was accorded a most hearty reception
by the friends Of one OF the members
Of that famous regiment who had his
home there A reception was hastily
decided upon, with professions steer
tying contests and other manifesto
lions Of southwestern hospitality, be-
fore II was learned that the visitor
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ever since men can easily avoid bel. g
doubles" II they wish by altering their
facial appearances with boards, or vice
versa. according TO the fancies OF the
exalted ones whom they resemble.
Case Of the czar and the Prince.
A curious case OF doubles" in the
royal families Of Europe is that Of the
car OF Russia and his first cousin. the
new king of England. They are related
through their mothers. who are daugh-
tiers OF the late King Christian OF Den
mark. The two men " ear their hair
and boards very much alike. and IL is
difficult 70 tell them apart They are.
OF course, cognizant Of the likeness.
and when they meet they generally
pose side by side for group photo
graphs The pictures are reproduced
in the foreign illustrated papers and
create much comment There is not
much difference in the ages OF these
two royalties, the czar being forty two
and the king fortyhve. The face Of
the latter is slightly fuller and his
beard is a trihe less pointed than that
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MOTHER" IS COMING INTO HER OWN

late Mrs. Theodore W. Blrney. The
president Of the mothers Is Mrs Fred
erlck Schon OF Philadelphia, who said
few years ago In addressing the con-
gress and speaking OF the work Of
Mrs Blrney and Mrs. Hearst;
"The inspiration OF that meeting
VIII never die Its results have been
felt throughout the world. In thou
sands OF homes little children's lives
have been made happ.a r-and better be-
cause OF that congress and its results,
Thousands-yes. hundreds Of thou
sands-of parents have been led 20 a
higher conception Of their duty 20 their
children other organizations have
caught the inspiration Of work for
childhood and have been given not
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National Congress. of Moth
ers Will Meet In Denver
June l0-l5.

"a ~ OTHER i3 coming into her
AH own She is stepping out
" OF the crowd OF ordinary
a v a humanity and assuming on
the pedestal the place that is right
fully hers The crown OF glory that is
the reward OF years OF faithful service
Is beginning 10 shine before men. pro
claiming 20 the thinker and the
thoughtless alike that the world s. at
last giving full honor to whom IL Is
due-to the mother.
There has been no general revolt OF
mother" such as Mary y. wilkins
graphically and sympathetcaly de-
scrlbed Il is not I'm the nature OF
mothers 20 revolt; they are too ac-
customed 20 bear uucomplainingly the
burdens OF the world But without
conscious. self seeking effort on their
part they are assuming their right
fully important place In the scheme Of
things IN the United states and in
other countries
Part Of the credit for this uplifting
OF the mothers status ln this country
must be awarded TO the National Con-
gress Of Mothers. which is soon to
meet IA annual session In Denver.
From June 10 10 10 these organized
mothers VIII meet in the Colorado
capital 10 discuss the problems COM
mon 10 them an. lu their individual
capacity as mothers and I'm their orr
gained relations as "A body of en-
ughtcned progressive. earnest womo1.
No little stress should be laid on tho
fact that the work OF the mothers
congress IS not merely Theoretical So
clology. barren Of practical results 10
Is genuine solid work FOR the advance
ment Of the children ~ the nation. and
its rhmihcati0ns reach into tho homes
~ the highest and ~ the humblcet
The work OF the organized mothers
embraces EFFORT for children ia an
branches OF eudeavor The congress
advocates the co-opera uon of hose
and school through the organization
~ parents associations" tine eiuca-
ton OF parents in the physical and
economic injury brought about by
some forms OF child labor. prevention
Of juvenile crime by the providing OF
Fairgrounds and recreation centers."
the establishment OF juvenile courts 20
consider the cases of morally defective
children. the establishment Of sepa-
rate schools for the blind and the deaf
mute. the systematic cure Of dependent.
neglected. erring children; co-opera-
ton with other sociological workers IN
anything which tends toward the Civ
ing Of a square deal" and a fair
chance" % the nations little ones
The National Congress OF Mothers
has been in existence since 1897 The
mothers" Of the mothers congress
were Mira Phoebe A. Hearst and the
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observance Of which Is spreading
throughout the country It's insignia
is the white carnation, and those who
wish 10 honor their own mothers and
others are asked to wear the flower as
token OF remembrance. while any
flower may be worn, the white carna-
ton is the Mothers day special flow
err" says the circular OF the Mothers
Day federation. Its Wilderness stands
for purity; its form. beauty; its fra
GRANGE. love; It's wide field Of growth.
charity; its lasting qualities. faithful
ness. carnation.' mother suffering OF
the hesh-all a true mothers attri-
buteR"
The founder Of Mothers day" is
Miss Anna Jarvis OF Philadelphia,
whose own mother died FIVE years ago.
Her poignant grief awakened in her a
realization Of all that mother" had
meant TO her and subsequently the