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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Naznanilo vsem sodrugom, II
indianapolis Ind. ID. febr. 1910.

CenJeni urednik -
Dovolite mi malo proStora V
vaSem cenj. listu. da stem malo
|poJaSnim tukajSuc raZmcre., kar
Sc della ticc, Sc jc zclo poSlabSalo
Sedaj in moran reel. da So ne vidi
has nobene ~proSperitcte. Use ie
nekako mirno i'll tho poStalo. No.
pa Sploh hi Guido: ncdeljc so po-
stale popolnoma Suhc. lie tn pa
tam SO nektcri. XII So ne b0iiio ka-
mi. da Sc So dobi kakSna kapl.jica.
\adcjamo ~ boliSih GaSov. ko-
Ii toliko bode boljSe Spomladi, ko
BIO enkrat odSla Ia kruta lima
cd mas, ktcra mas tiSci ~ cclc tri
mcsccc. kod Sc razvidi. bodo Sc
Zidali - novih poslopij Ma Beech
Grove. kar bodc dalo prcccj della
narodu. Big Four Co. ktcra ze
ina svojo. veIiko Sapo ma Beech
Grove III Sc izdelujejo vSakevrstc
stroll IA locomotive. jc sklenila,
da bodc zapuSti!a do scdaj naha-
JaJocc kar Sapc Gar shops ma
BrightwOOd Strcetu. ter da bode
scZIdala popolnoma move ma Beech
Grove. Stale bodo okroglo |. mi
lijon in pol dolariev in bOde vpo-
slila najmanj 1900 do 2O0O DELAY
ccv, III to bode malo pripomoglo.
da bodO lagje l.iudi odirali stem.
da Jill bodo trpihcili "a malo pla-
ga kot je to sploh navada tn. De-
lavci Sc malo brigajo IA unijo,
ktera hi jim lahko kaj pripomo-
gla. pac pa ravno n%asprotno. Ie-
10 so vneti "a svojc we're vsake
vrste. V tenn zclo naprcdujemo.
= cello Slovcnci imamo prednOsti
kot znano pc nastOpu majoria
Shenka. so bill prvi ma vrSti.
Saloon men sent to church If
bod.
Tako Sc glasi obsodba salOonar-
jew V tenn meStu. Ako jc kdo "a
sacen, da toci jecmenovec V ne
deljo. Mayor Shank je zasliSal
diva saloonarja dine 20. jan. pop.
ktera sta bila z%alotena pri toceh-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
SOPEk...
lSpominGica sodrugu ". Solarju.l
Ivan Molek.

kdo izmed SlovenSkih sodrugov
III lvcStih citateljcv ''Prolctarca'
"a hi poZnal? Mega - marljive-
"a delavca 81 socializcm. IA pra-
viGno dclavsko stvar, daleG oh
obali Pacifika - KIDD nj poznal
kdO nj cital Skoro V vsaki drugi
Stevilki naSega lista njcgovo krep-
ko. izraZovito. plamcneGo bcSedo.
= ktero je odkrival rane trpcGcga
dclavca in ga bodril k zavcdno-
Sti 80! VSak'
Danes "a hi wee Padel- ie
pri delu kot zrtva kapitalizma 4.
krivitni listen ga jc umoril kot
Jh umori ma tisoGe. StotiSoGc ...
Pokoini sodrug Solar .je bill ma
vadni dclavec. Toda zivcl je wee.
storil je wee kot pa cello krdelo
nIcgovih akadcmicno izobraienih
rojdkov, Xxi porabiio kar cele Sodc
tintr in meteio knjigo ~ kniigo
med narod, On. kar .je znal, Sc ie
nautil sam IL knjig. Gasopisov in
ma delavskih shodih 4 lastno e.
ncrzijo So ie povSpei Solar DO I'll
ste individualnoSti. Xxi jc omogo-
ella V MEM Smelcga. neutrudncga
i'm prckoriStncga dclavca in naSc-
IA Sobojevnika : pcresom ia soci-
allzcm. ktcremu je ostal west do
zadnJega dihljeja. Temu dokaz 50
bill niegovi neSteti Glanki in dopi-
81 "Prolctarru''. Podncvi ie SIT
kal rovnico. po noel pa pcro. In
pri rovnici nam ga ie ugrabila
Smrt 800.
V zadnji Stcvilki "Prolctarca"
citamo poleg kratkega naznanila
q njegovi ~tragiGni smrti tudi ME
GOV dopiS - zadnii dopiS =.
\jcgovc Zadnjc bcScdc So glasc:
wi delavci, pod to tezo (kapi-
talizma), ako no6ete lakote pogi-
nit, v unijo in ma delo "a socijali-
zen! Druzega sredstva nj "a vas"
TovariSi della, ZapiSitc 81 tc be
scdc globOko V Svoja Srca -
kaj Smo izgubili znjim. Sc ne
da povedati. "Prolctarcc" zaluic
IA svojim neumorncm in Zvcstim
Sotrudnikom. slovcnski razrcdno
zavcdni delavci V Amcriki aaluic-
10 IA Svojim neuStraSnlm Sobojcv-
nixon in buditcljcm in IA Min
Ialujeio tudi anglcSki sodrugi V
Seattle. ktcri So ga SpoStovali in
c%islali.
PoGivaj Ivanc,- Med mani hos
Ilvci vsccno: spomin ma TIE nam
DO drag in ncpozabcn PoGi-
Val mill sodrug mas. - mi grcmo
naprcj nadalievali bono Two
ic delo 49,.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
ZAKAJ?

Iakaj Sc oglasijo razni "uGiteL
lii, "svetovalci", ''eksperti" it'd.
ravno takrat ko ~poskoGijo vsak-
DAME p%otrebScine in zivez ma Vi.
SEX draginje, in nam govorc:
- Preobilo u%zivanje mesa ie
SkodljivO.
- Ia viscke Gene so odgoyorni
farmerji in delavske unijc.
- NajboljSa omaka bi Sc bila il
krompirjevih olupkov (D.
- IL obrabljenc rjuhe sc lahko
naredi obleka IA pol tucata malih
.Otrok.
- Moderna hiSica Sc lahko zgra-
di IL zaboiev, Xxi Sc dobijo V proda-
jalni IA obleke.
- Delavci poiedo preveG mesa.
Jedno jajce je ravno tako re-
dino kakor funt mesa. =
- It'd.
Iakaj! -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

.AmcrikanSki Slovrnec''. Xxi So
oh vsaki priliki tako rad ponaSa 5
Svojim union e. Iabclnnm'. ic V
Svoji predzadnji Stevilki priobGil
dopis IL Seada. So. Oak. V ktercm
Sc odprto agitira IA Skabc. najgr.
Sc izdajalcc dclavccv. UrcdniStvo
Sc ma koncu dopiSa STEER pcrc. GcS.
da mu razmcrc Y Lradu MISC Una
ne in "da nj udgovorno IA more
bitne poslcdicc." Toda to ne ope.
re- Am. Slovcnca." To jc ravno
dokaz, kako proklcto malo So Ia
list brlga IA dclavSkc razmcrc in
kollko mu jc mar IA koriSt DELAY
silva. Povsod med dclavci jc ven
dar Inano, da Y Lcadu. SO. Dako-
tn. traja Strajk IT, mad diva mcsc-
ca. lIomcStakc Mining Co.. pcSci-
ca tiranskih kapitaliStov I naive
GYM tlranom experimentation J..
/. Grlerom ne Cclu. hi naravno ra-
da razbiIa Straik vrlih uniiSkih
rudarjcv in Y To Svrho lovi Skabc
pc vsi Ameriki. Od StrajKa Y Lee
addu jc odviSno Iivl.ienjc ondot-
me- lokaInc unijc od w. r. of NJ.
in vsak dclavcc hi Storil najveGic
i~ZdaJstvo Svoiih trpcGih bratov.
ako hi sci zdai tamkai iSkat della.
Doticni dopisnik Am. SLOW" jc
'naJbrl sluzbi tirana Gricra kot
tolmac in prcganjaG IN Skabc med
Slovcnskimi dclavci. Eel tcmu gar.
jevcu! I'm fej tudi liStu. XII ic unij-
ski, pa gre ma roko Skabom! Ali
pa sploh moreno kaj drugcga pri.
cakovati od popovskih listov
Unijski dclavci. &c innate lie kolic.
kaj ponosa in samostoine misli '
sebi. obrnitc Sc = studom cd hinav.
'skega Amer. Slovenca"!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

Listnica urcdniitva: Aug. Kuz-
mix. Cleveland. q. PoSlano YAM
lahko priobGimo kot oglas. ker
nikakor ne spada med citivo lista.
Mi nikakor no moreno priobGeva-
ii polemike med dvcma osebama.
kcr To ne 20 Zanimati naSih Ci-
tateljcv. Radi pa princSemo We
dino kaj %stvarncga. Torc.i tudi vi
ste priSli pri kompaniji svoboda-
Sev ma srccno Colgate. Bill ste
dolgo med trent ali Stirimi Stebri
tudi sam steber. ktcri ie znosil do
kaj svojih mocij Y vclikanSke ze-
pc. Idaj preiematc svoia placila.
Cvetna nedelja jc torci minila in
pritcli so Sc east. ktcri britko pc
ko Gloveka: east spoznanja.
ObZalujemo vas. ne \ namrnom.
ola hi IA vabili V mas tabor. kite
rcga itak niste hotel raZumeti.
ampak ker prejmete "a svoje de-
10 najhujSo kaZen trga Svcta A:
emo nehvalcznost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Bitka je priGela Z nova.

lIitka IA svobodo govora je pri-
celia 4 nova L vso Silo Y Spokane.
Aretirali so zopet stir clanc In
duStrialne SvetOvne zveze'. ker
so govorili ma ulici. Obsodili SO jih
ma trdo dclo - verge in da VIA
clio tezko krogljo IA seboj pri
drobenju kamenja.
Fej, take kazni so bile V navadi
Y Evropi pred sto in Sc wee lett.
Dandanes Sc Turciia ne po2na ka-
znencev ki hi pri tezkem dnlu VIA
eli kroglje IA Seboj. Kaj takega
Zamore biti V navadi lie ST. V "Svo-
bodni'' republiki o katcri trdijo
nadutezi, da .ic najSvobodneiSa
dezela ma Svetu.
IL Chicago je priScl V Spokane
adNokat SUMMERS. ia vloii toZbo
proti zupanu Prattu. nacelniku
policije Sullivanu i'll drugim radi
zarote. XII ina namen vniGiti In
dustrialno sfvetovno zvezo.
Inana agitatorica Elijah. Flyn.
$ katero je postopala policija V
Spokane. kot svojedobno Turk 5
s~lovenskimi zenami in dekleti. ko
so vdirali V siovensko ozemlie. ie
sedaj V Canadi in agitira med on
dotnimi delavci IA obrambni
Sklad.
Johnson. ProsSncr in Collins So
poStelji vsled nasf!ia, katerega
le zvrSila mad mimi policija V
Spokane. I'm danes So Sc ne more
reel. da bOdo te zrtve kcdaj ozdra-
velc.
Dne -. jan. ic biric Shannon
sunil nekega ietnika = tako silo V
ledice. da do danes Sc nj okreval
in je niegov pololaj Zelo kriticen.
lsti dan so birici tri ietnike pri-
vezali k br~zojavnim drogom. Bill
Je hud mraZ To barbarSko poSto-
panic je tako raZljutilO drugc let
49,
nike. da so takoi vStavili delo. Bi-
rlci so pa to "nepokOrScino' ma
Scevali ; TEN. da so jctnike OBJ
sodili ma kruh in vodo in Jill IA
prli Vtamnice.
Idravnik DIR. O'Shea poroca o.
ficielno da je 334 jetnikov potre-
bovalo zdravniSko pomot. ker Sc
je i mimi postopalo po turSko in
rusk0
kapitalistiCno gnezdo. Xxi Guie
ma imc trgovska zbornica. ponuja
i nrazpisuje vsem nagrade. Xxi no
cejo zapisati Il duSo in telcsom Y
milico in %pomagati do vnicevanja
'lndustrialne syetovnc ZvcZc.'
Mi upamo. da ie cas-. da Sc vzd-
ramimo V republiki vsi liudje. Iii
imajo Sc iskrico clovekoljubja V
Sebi IN protestant pri zvezni VIA
Oh proti carju Prattu in nicgovim
kozakom V Spokane.
V ameriSki rcpubliki skicujemo
shode prot naSilstvu V Rusiji.
Pac. smc$noi
Oglejmo 81 enkrat Rusijo. V ka-
teri zivimo. Izdcrimo bruno IL svo-
Jega ocesa, potem pa Sc lie pojdi-
mo izdirat pezdir IL ocesa svoje-
ga bljiznjika.
konstitucijo, rcpubliko. indivi-
dualno svobodo. vse. vse imamo
ma papirju. Praksa jc drugacna |,
V praksi je vse drugo. kot je "a
bisanO ma papiriu.
Ma papirju je svoboda. V prak-
81 pa knuta. ameriSka knuta, XII ie
mnogo siroveja cd ruske. ker a.
mcriSki policaj - koZak. ameriSki
zupan ali iavni obcinski uradnik,
kar Sc tice cloveSkih Gutstev. ne
sega ruskemu kozaku in cinovni-
ku niti do ~glezniev.
In Sc nekaj Pri ruskemu ko-
zaku in cinovniku odloGa posluS-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Kristus in prohibicionizem.

\edavno sem Sc sluGajno scScl Z
nekim prohibicionistom. Pogovor
Je tako zasukal ma prohibicioni-
zen IN fanatitno zagovarja! vodo.
Mi bono zmagali!" - je koneG-
no vzklikmil YES razgret - '.zma-
gall bono. kaiti sam Jezus Kristus
Je 4 mani. On mas v0di.'
"kako .ic to-" zavrnem ga "a
cuden. "Saj KristuS .je bill vendar
prlJatelj alkohola: spremenil je
vodo V vino"
'kaj pax vskipi prohibicio-
mist. ''Tako pravijo katolicani.
Rcsnica pa je, da Kristus nj nj
kdar Spremin jail vodc V vino. To
Jc laz. on je bill zmcrcn Glovek;
nj phi opojnih pijat, in Sc danes je
4 mani prot alkoholu."
Obrnil sem Sc svojo pot in 81
mlSlll kakor rece Anglcz: Can YOU
beat il!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

most - l. maternim miekom vse-
sana ~posluSnost. Pri ameriskem
kozaku. zupanu in obcinskih IL
radnikih pa odlocuje low IA do
larjem. Torej nizkotno cutstvo, Xxi
rodi zopet le nizkoto ~najnizje VIZ
ste.
Mar nj To res???
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
ltd.!
Iakaj?

30 Slovcnskih rudariev umorie-
nth Y ROW. V Primero. Colo! 80
novlh mutenikov, Umrli so cato.
ker Smo delavci sploSno Sc tako
leni in zakrknjcni. da bi Sc osvo-
bodili mczdne Suznosti. Voz pro-
ina vleccm2 naprej udano. verno,
kot vol, kot mule - cato pa mas
.Sibajo, koljejo. gnjeteio. duSijo! .
naSi bratje So mrtvi, - mir
Jim. IN vcnec ma grOb Toda
reSlmo give: rcSimo tiStc. kteri so
morda jutri ma vrsti. da Jill pore
kapitalisticni moloh IA sveto de
narno moSnio profita, Zdramite
Sc. zaspani delavci, o zdramite Sc
V organizaciio. politicno in Stro-
kovno, V boz IA svoje pravice! V
boz proti moritvi naSih bratov!
Boz kapitalistom do zadnjcga di-
hljeja!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

kapitalisti veckrat kriGe: back
to the farms (nazaj ma kmctiie)
kapitalisti ze ne morejo It'll back.
ker Sc nikdar niti bill MISC ma far.
nah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Flip Godina.

Seattle. Wash. .Iaz John Pogo
relc VAN porocam zaloStno vest.
namrcG q Smrri Sodruga IVana
S"larja. Dclal ic V nekcm jarku.
kar Sc je zemrlja posula mani ia
ko., da So IA nckoliko casa mrtve-
"a potegnili vcn To Sc .je zgodilo
due s. februarja. MISC ME vcdcli.
kd9 da je. To sem JAZZ zvedel dine
10y fcbruarja. ko So "a pripeljali
h pogrebniku. Selc potem sem JAZZ
zvcdel. tpraSeli so me. Gee ina tn
kaj kie kako Sorodstvo in sem
jim rekcl. da ina .jedno sestro.
Potem So rekli maj poizvem. kje
Jc in Steer zato. ker ina pokoinik
tukaj Stiri Tote. Nrcdnc cd Stiri do
ScSt tiSoc d%olaricv. &c hi ne bilo
SorodStva. hi ii lott zapadli mcStu.
To!iko vednost.
John Pogorclc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

Darovi u list: Frank Sedminck
Blackburn, Pa. % ct. NJ. Stichau-
ncr, Whiting, Ind. 80 ct. IL Cum
orlando Wyo smo preieli: Nckdo
V Cumbcrlandu. kcr so Spartanci
tckll % ct. Ant. BrunoviG darujc
kot drugHkcr jr Lconida od tam
pregnan - ct. in Mihacl Mastnak
% ct. 4 gcsIom: proc Spartanci.
Neimenovan IL Chicago daruie
% ct. kcr jc priblizno .jedno leto.
kar so ga gospod Solar IL farovza
virgil in 10 centov, ker je niihov
nacelni nasprotnik. Hvala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

Ako Sc hoceS res pouGiti V So
cializmu. cita.i socialistiGne case
pisr, broSure in knjigc in obisku.i
SOcialistiGnc Shode.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

No hi ne bio n~evcdnosti. hi ne
bllo revScine. no hi ne bilo popov.
bi tudi ne bilo - vragov!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-14
RECITAL GIVEN.


DR.. Heritage will go to Post
Falls, Idaho, tomorrow. Friday he
will give concert at that place.
He will be assisted by Miss May
Hart, a clever young pianist of this
city. Miss Hart will also render
several vocal numbers.
& & 3
MRS. MARIE HONOR GUEST.
The Mccoy apartments at the
Elm were the scene of a prettily
appointed affair yesterday after
noon when Mrs. Charles II. Mccoy
entertained at bridge luncheon
in honor of Mrs. NJ. Marie of New
York city, who, for some months,
has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. II. Il. Ervine, on Ninth
avenue.
~ Following a delightful luncheon
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-14

vades the cottage. There is ever the
problem of the struggle for exist
ence. The losing fight many times
waged is a great factor in the lack
or matrimonial happiness. Some
times the question of bread and but
ter Is not insistent, but at the same
time the battle in which We are all
engaged, the battle of industrial
evolution, cannot. being so far
reaching. help but change the minds
and hearts of people How can the
young men and women conceive of
and live according to high ideals
when II they are not out in the com.
mercial world battling for their
very existence. they are legally rob-
bling (from high ideal standpoint
their fellow men and women to
draw an income from their capital
No, not even those young people
who are exempt from Industrial
slavery will find il easy or natural
to even conceive OF high ideals.
We hear people contrast the lack
of home love with the ideals of our
parents and grandparents. What
has caused the change.
In the first place. it is not so easy
to keep home as 1t was then,
hence reluctance of young men to
marry. Then again the old basis
OF woman's economic dependence
upon her husband has led to a false
conception of marriage by the girls
themselves. They virtually sell
themselves, the price being prom
ise of lifelong support. and now.
when II is doubtful in most cases II
the men can pay the price. the girls
must fear lest they remain old
maids.
This condition Of affairs will and
must exist until the industrial prob
lem which is the root of the evil is
solved. Don't think | am offering
scant comfort, for such Is not the
case, The very force which has
brought MS from where our grand
parents were will bring us to a re-
adjustment OF industrial questions
which solution. coupled with the
evolution OF machinery-man's con-
| troll over nature-will not only
make the conception of high ideals
possible and natural. but will also
permit the living of them.
AS II is, only by realization and
a proper valuation of the economic
force operating everywhere about
us can We hope to live our lives
with any degree Of satisfaction and
credit to ourselves. Marie n Iueh.
keman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-14
PLEASE
TELL ME
WOMEN'S QUESTIONS
A N 8 w e r ED b
Cynthia Grey

Dear Miss Grey: CD l am to
be married in June in my travelling
dress. expect to invite only few
relatives to my wedding. Will the
newspaper announcement be suffi-
cient notice to our friends, or
should we mail printed announce
ments to them? CD Does the bride
groom provide the flowers, and
what flowers would be nice to
wear? 60 Should We be pro
vided with visiting cards for use
on our wedding trip? PEARL.
A.-U 1t would be nice to send
out announcement cards, written or
ngraved-never printed. ca The
bride furnishes the flowers. Roses
for June weddings. 60 Yes,
Dear Miss Grey: What do you
think of a man who is distant in
manner and not at all jealous of
the girl to whom he is engaged? I
have just the opposite disposition.
Don't you think there is always
jealousy where there is love?
ANXIOUS.
A.-To my mind jealousy can
not exist where there is true love.
jealousy implies suspicion, self
love and lack of real merit in the
Jealous one. Try to overcome
your inclination toward jealousy.
BY so doing you will make your
affection for your fiance as pure
and unselfish as his love is for
you.
Dear Miss Grey wish to make
an inexpensive gift to a little name
sake. Please suggest something.
DAISY.
A sterling silver teaspoon, a
dainty little bib, bootees. kimono or
pretty cap.
Dear Miss Grey: (D Please give
me recipe for plum butter. (2)
Is any other fruit butter made in
the same way? l.. M. ID.
A.-u Allow three-Quarters
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-14

(Social news is a daily feature of
The Press. Any one wishing to. in
sert such news should send it, sign
ed, to the society editor or telephone
it before 10 o'clock in the morningo
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-14
LISTEN! CUPID TO
BACHELOR GIRL s.

Following is a letter received
from Press reader on the absorb
ing question of why there are so
many bachelor girls and boys:
The girl who fears she will be an
odd maid" II she governs her con-
duct according to high ideals is by
no means thoughtless. Her mis-
take is caused by lack of educa-
ton. She has not, on thinking over
the matter, gone to the foot cause
of this fear.
First, il she were looking for
the" man she would love she
would know that she must meet
him or be an old mad from choice,
else she would not marry for love.
Girls marry many, and | might say
most times, In order to get home,
and they go to that home with
every intention Of being happy and
contented. Many Of them only wish
for the simple home. but after they
are there the same economic force
which caused them to marry in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-14
BY Stuart B. Stone.

William Bailey-don't you go
away to play with those Dugans
and Murrays. The presiding elder
will be here for dinner"
The General sighed from his
heart of hearts. Outside the sum-
mer sun shone dazzlingly. In
Johnson's horse lot on the crest
of the hill he could see the gang
at play-Nippy and Stooge and
Peanut, and all the brave and tin
seled Broom-stick Cavalry. And
the presiding ell Oh, fudge!
Ma" pleaded the General,
please let me go to play Battle
of Bunker Hill"
AS William Bailey changed from
the glad and gaudy panoply of
war into the more sober attire of
Fauntleroydom, he sighed and
gloomed nightly. Then he stole
out front and listened to the
peans and thunders of battle.
And here it was that the express
sion on his face changed subtly.
BY the time the presiding elder ar
rived William Bailey was in ami
able mood, so that his mother
poor. tired, overburdened dear one
greatly.
so glad to see you, Brother
Jenkyns. ] must say your visit is
indeed a treat"
why. ma-what a whopper!"
put in the General, before the min
lister could respond. You know
you frowned like Satan and said
oh, rats.' when pa said"
William Bailey!" interrupted his
mother.
when pa said, That con-
ceited, chop-whiskered, old bore
of Al"
William Bailey!" Numbered
Mr.. Campbell; and William Bailey
subsidized. He gazed at the center
table with an expression of the
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IT WAS ECZEMA
Scalp Trouble Puzzled Specialists,
but Was Easily Cured.

put was Easily SuTcO.
A few months ago the case was
reported of little girl living in
Hackensack, who was sent to three
different specialists in New York
for treatment of a scalp affection
which they considered a contagious
disease. One went so far as to
have her hair shaved off. Later
the trouble was found to be a
simple case of eczema. which was
cured in few days by posmm.
In the various forms of skin
troubles in both infants and adults,
poslam- produces beneficial results
from the first application. Ec-
zema. acne, herpes, rash, letter,
etc, yield readily to its remarka-
BILE curative properties. Occasional
applications will quickly Danish
pimples, blotches and complexion
blemishes. and relieve and cure
itching feet, scaly scalp, humors,
etc.
Poslam can be had for so cents
at any reliable druggists, partic-
ularly Murgittroyd's and Ritter's,
who make specially of it. OF the
Emergency Laboratories, No. 80
West Twenty-Fifth street. New
York City, will send a trial sup
ply free by mail to any one who
will write for 1t. This Is suffici-
ent to show results in "a hours.
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MRS. TURNER TO ENTERTAIN.

MRS. TURNER TO ENTERTAIN.
y Mrs. George Turner has issued
invitations for two charming af-
fairs to be given next week at her
home on Seventh avenue.
The first one will be given on
Tuesday evening, when the hours
will be devoted to whist. The Sec
ond occasion will occur on Thurs
day afternoon and will be in the
form of a bridge party.
& 4 &
MRS. CLARK Is HOSTESS.
Mrs. Patrick Clark was hostess
last evening when, in compliment
ct Mr.. and Mrs. James WEIGH she
d entertained number of friends
informally at cards.
Bridge furnished the amusement
until late hour, when a dainty
luncheon was served. Covers
were placed for rs guests.
& & &
PRETTY BRIDGE LUNCHEON.
One of the many delightful
luncheons of the early part of the
week occurred last evening when
Mrs. j. w. Cakes and Mrs. George
Taft received a number of their
friends at the home of the former
on Ninth avenue.
A luncheon at 1 o'clock preceded
the social hours devoted to bridge.
The decoration and table ap-
pointments were charmingly car
ried out with bright spring flow
ers and presented pretty effect.
About so ladies enjoyed the after
noon.
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MOCK VENISON.
TURKISH PILAF.
HARJCOT OF MUTTON.


pounds pieces
brown. seasoning
with border lima with butter
a little chopped parsley.