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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13
Rdeta SlOY. naSelbina
v Ameriki.

V "Proletarcu'' sem Gital, da
pride sodr. joe Zavertnik dine
5. ~septembra V Sygan, Pa. Nj mi
bio toliko, da hi Sc seSel $ TEN
starim soc. revolucionarjem. Po-
znam ga re Is let, ko je Sc vozil
ma juzni zeleznici in delal naGrte,
kako organizirati zelezniSke pro-
letarce in Jill pridruziti medina
rodni socialisticni armada. Tudi
rjegov govorniSki nastop mi je
poznat: xiv, revolucionaren in
agitatoricen. Xxi napravi globok
wits ma nezavedne delavce, orga-
nizirane delavce pa navduSuje in
spodbuja do novega della, XII mora
koneno prinesti zmago delavcem
mad kapitalisti.
Ali mikalo me je V Sygan. Po-
znati sem hotel slovenske delav-
ce, trpine, XII so tako zavedni, da
so sklicali javen shod, ma kate
rem maj bi Zavertnik govoril o
kapitalizmu in delavcih. Prepri-
cati sen sc tudi hotel, ce je V Ia
vertniku Sc tisti a%gitatoricni o.
genj, kot je bill nekdaj.
V pondeljek zjutraj sem Sc pri-
peljal IL naSega cd Boga pozeb-
lJenega mesteca, V katerem poleg
meme Sc par slovenskih trpinov
della "a ameriSke kapitaliste, V
Pittsburg. Ne bonn opisoval me-
sta, V katercm zelezarski in jek-
larski trustjani spreminjajo de-
lavsko kri in mOzeg V Zlato. Kdor
je videl emo ameriSko industriel-
no mesto, pozna vse. Visoki dim
Mkt, tvornice, pa zopet enolicne
hiSe in ulice. Ma ulicah pa liudje,
ki imajo l. zlatom Eovane, ali pa
Il Zlatom Zalitc zobe. Nekateri
imajo V svojih kravatah diamant-
ne igle : ponarejenimi briljanti.
Ma rokah je opaziti tudi prstane
$ ponarejenimi in pravimi KAN
nj. IL telovnika pa navadno visi
bogato pOzlacena verizica, katero
nevedezni navadno smatrajo "a
zlato. Tako je povsod. Zakai mai
hi bill Pittsburg izjema, ko Sc vsi
priStni Americana vsepovsod "a
nimajo le IA giZdavO Zunajnost?
In opisati Pittsburg. hi imelo to-
liko pomona, kot pisati o Phila-
delphiji, New Orleansu ali Gle
velandu.. MogoGe je V Pittsburgh
mani gnOja in smeti ma ulicah
kot V drugih ameriSkih messiah.
Ali V ostalem je Pittsburg podo-
ben vsem drugim ameriSkim in
dustrielnim mestom. PittSburg ina
neboticnike (skyscrapers), mill
jOnarje, pa tudi siromake, Xxi ho-
dijo spat brez veGerje. To ie pa
V vsakem veCjem ameriSkem me-
stu.
Proti poldne sem zapustil Pitts
burg i'll Sc odpeljal V Sygan. Wax
je vozil skozi dolg tunel. poln
smrdljivega dina. XII ie provzro-
cal neprostovoljen kaSclj. ki mas
je %zapustil. ko je Sc ic ma drug
strani tuneIa pricel voziti Walk pc
ovinkasti progi navkreber.
Nakrat Sc .ic sredi viSokih gri.
Gev, reel hi moral hribov prikaza.
la zelezniSka postaja BriGgeville
Iapustiti jc bilo treba vlak. Vpra.
Sal sem prvega cloveka. XII sen
ga sreGal, kje je Sygan. Pokazal
mi je hrib in me poduGil. mai no.
dim pc zelczniSki progi in pridem
tie V pol ure.
Stopal sem nitro. Bal sem Sc
da zamudim shod, da bodem pre-.
poZen. Ko sem sc blizal Syganu
bill sem ma polovici precej strme
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13
Canons burg, Pa.
SOdrug urednik

Sodrug urednik!
Iadnjit sem VAN sporoGal ne
koIiko il Johnstowna, scdai pa ~
cd tukaj, kamor sen priSel "a de-
lon.
ker sen odpotoval IL Johnstow-
ma ravnc V ponedeljek, ma dan de
lavskega praznika. sem incl pri-
loznost, ko doSpem V Pittsburg,
prisostvovati delavski paradi. To
omenjam lie zato, kcr sem do Sc
daJ vcdno dclal V Johnstownu in
okolici, katcri kra.j Stcie okroe
stotisoc prebivalcev. To ie kraj
kJer Je delavStvo Sc vse. ysch
strok. neOrganizirano. nezavedno
in mrtvo, torej tudi ne We in ne
poZna nobenega delavskega praz.
nika ali dneva, Sc mani pa. da bi
katerega praznovalo. Torej, ko do.
spem V mesto Pittsburg, 81 kupim
casopis in takoj zapazim, da Sc be
vrsila velika delavska parada DC
mestu. ker je bilo to zane pov.
sem nekaj novega in nenavadne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13
Frank Podboj.

- Delavskc rodbine V New Yor-
ku, St%anujocc takozvanih "te-
ncmentih', pOtrebuicjo "a ncob-
hodne ziyljcnske potrcbSGinc pow
prcGnO $3.50 ma leto. Celolctni "a
Sluzek ten rodbin, Xxi Stejejo pow
precno pc pet CLAW, je pa povpreG-
no ma rodbino $685.. Primankljai
ma vsako druzino 1915. Koliko 81
torej povpreGni delavec V New
Yorku najbogate.jSem mestu V
Ameriki! - prihrani?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13
oglesby III.

Cenjeni urednikl
he dolgo nj bilo dopisa IL naSc
naselbine V priljubljenem listu
"Proletarcu''.
Ko piSem ia dopis Sc traja
Strajk. Re pet mesecev! Ali upam,
da BIO Strajk konGan, Sc predno
BIO dopis zagledal bell dan "'Pro,
%letarcu''. Kapitalisti so trmasti
Premogarji smO pa zavedni in ne
gremo delati pod starimi pogoii.
Vsled Strajka .je Sla veGina tu-
kaJSnjih premogarjev delati v
tvornico "a cement. Radi tega .ie
V cementovni toliko delavcev. da
nj dobiti della. Ker pa delavci nj
so organizirani, jih pa tudi izko-
riScajo ma debelo.
Ma delavski prank Labor
day smo incl tukaj obhod pc
mestu. Pc koncanem pohodu, SO
pa delavci odsli ma pink.
Ia obhod pc mestu in piknik
pa MISC priredili delavci. Dusa tel
prireditvi je bill superintendent
in delnicar cementovne. Ia obhod
so narocili belle cepice in .jih "a
racunili delavcem pc IS centov
komad, dasi vsak pameten clovek
We, da taxa cepica .ie vredna ko-
maj 10 do ID centov,
V t~vornici della do 500 DELAY
cev. Bill je torej kosmat "komi-
sn'. Ma pikniku so pa tvorniSki
nadzorniki muGili delavce, pc Ii
stemu. XII je V navadi pri voiaS-
XIII novincih V start domovini.
Nlekli so vrv, tekali, skakali.
hodili V vreGah, valiali pc tleh.
vozili samokolnice. vzdigovali te-
70 it'd. it'd. Poleg so pa priganjaGi
agitirali "a jeSenske volitve. Sc
veda Ia republikance.
Navsezadnje so pa brill Sc IL
delavccv norce.
Res, zalostnO, da Sc delavec pu-
SIT Sc Y 20. Stoletju vleGi "a nos.
Ako re delavci hodiio ma pikni.
ke. zakaj Jill ne prirediio sami
Cisti dobicek hi lahko porabili "a
izObrazbo ali pa "a strmoglav-
ljenje kapitalizma.
Gas je re, da hi Sc tudi V naSi
naselhini vstanovil Socialisticni
klub. Delavci hi potem ne zahaja-
Ii ma prireditve k~apitalistov in
njih priganjaGev.
Slov. delavcem V naSi nasclbini
pa priporoGam, maj pazno citajc
'Proletarca'. Kdor pazno eta.
Sc tudi kaj nauci.
5 socialisticnim pozdrayom.
ID
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13

nom, Xxi ne brijejo norcev liz Bo-
ga, kot je to V navadi pri vseh
patentiranih kristjanih,
V kratkem Sc zopet oglasim.
Math. Tusek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-13
DOpiSi.
Glencoe, Ohio.

jim slabim pisanjem. Sal veste
kako je. Solo sen veGkrat videl
cd zunaj kot cd znotraj. In Sc
takrat, kedar je bio treba It'll v
solo, je rekla maceha: KAN hos
sci, ko 81 bolan2" Malice kasneje
Sc je pa zopet oglasila: "Zdaj ii
je pa odleglo in pojdi zopet della
IT," To sem zapisal, da Sc ne bo-
dete jezili, Ge bo treba kaj popra,
viii rokopis.
"Proletarca'' Gitam rad, ker cd
kriva rane danaSnje kapitalistic-
ne druzbe in uci delavce, kako
spremeniti zakonitim potion da,
naSnji zlocinski gospodarki Ii
stem. Ne mOrem Sc pa Ogrevati "a
list, Hi je vedno prinaSai, da je
list SLOW. delavcev V Ameriki in V
katerem je bio Gitati pred nekaj
lett: ''Vojakom Sc je vendar po-
sreGilo razgnati Strajkujo6e de-
%lavce, ce je priSlo med strajkarji
in skebi do rabuke." List, XII pri-
nasa TAXA poroGila o Strajku, je
list ameriSkih dolarjev, he pa gla-
silo delavcev. To menda razume
re tax c%lovelk, XII nj prav brihtnih
moZganov.
Tukaj smo tudi Strajkali par
mesecev. Bill je dolgcas. Nekateri
so Sc ukvarjali L delom okoli do
ma, drugi so citali ''Proletarca",
Classic" 5. y. =. j. in drugo
poducno ctivo. Nekateri so pa
kartali ali kegljali. Strajk mas nj
prcvec razgnal.
Idaj so nam kapitalisti zopet
doNolili iii ia delo "a nedolocen
cas-, da zasluzimo toliko, da po-
ravnamo svoje kljuke, XII smo jih
naredili V casu Strajka.
no Sc nekega vecera vraeam IL
trn 80 sc Id neOu
Do' h'nJ :,
90
40 =; = on '!
~ 'eN'u' u'-
d 20
nevibto y bIizniem Mfr nbrni
Ia katoI;sko corkcv norobo nosl,n
dovaIo ponwoodn "a
Vsak namotor 6Iovol, - hill na
iasnem da 10 to skodo -nr,varo5;I
vibar pobo5ne 5en;cc 50 ro no
pruntoIe da 81 socialist; dina
mitom rrovzro6iI; rayibto - no
drli cerkev pamoton SIoroL mo
SINE zameriti tenn kIenetavim za-
nicam Snlob snada y Min ,doIo.
krog obrekovanie br5n;iLa X
hi pa deIaIe f. 5en;ce 'ae hi no
obrekovale. Navsezadnie nj SO lin
klepetavi iezik ~prirastel k nebu
ako bi teden dni molcale. Ker i'm
pa ne zelimo take nesreee. Nth
obrekovanje mas pa tudi ne boil.
nismo pray mic hudi. ce so DO ne.
potrebnem otresale svoie hudob.
ne jezike.
Ako ma Roc nrovzroGo re,ibte
.kar tudi trdiio nekater; nobozr
'liudie - in ie y svoii iel; nodrl
cerkev. tedai niepov0 dolo dot,.
2uie da So 10 navoI;5oI cIo1a.; -,
nebeSkega sedeza slepariie ki iih
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
ROUTE: thompson
Being STUDIED
TElEPhoNE COMPANY OFFICIALS
LOOKING UP FEAslBLE LINE
70 WESTERN TOWNS.

General Superintendent H. Sommers
OF the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, arrived in Missoula yester-
day morning from Salt Lake. and he
spent the day comforting with the local
management concerning toll line con-
nections between Missoula, Plains and
Thompson. Superintendent Sommers
will remain in Missoula several days
longer and while here will aid in
evolving plans for the new line to
Thompson.
When seen yesterday the Salt Lake
official and Manager Pavy were sub.
merged in blue prints and profiles
showing routes that could be taken
the west end of the state. One feas-
ible route considered would carry the
line through ST. Regis, then follow
the Northern Pacific's new main line
to Paradise. This route would give the
company direct connections with
Thompson and Plains over circuit
which reaches Spokane by way OF Wal
lace. Again the system can be carried
over the old line Of the Northern Pa
cific to Thompson by way of Para
disc and Plains, and then again those
towns can be connected with Missoula
and Spokane by way Of Ravalli and
the reservation line. At present.
Plains has no telephone connections
and Thompson is in nearly as bad
plight. The latter town has, in time
past, had service to Spokane over
forest telephone line, but this wire is
now out OF service. The chances are
greatly in favor of the immediate con-
struction Of toll line to Thompson
along one of the routes mentioned
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
WOMAN SADLY MOURNED
WAS mrs. JOHN REES
(Contributed.)

On Thanksgiving morning, at the
home. on Burnt Fork, east of Stevens
willie. Mary. the wife of John L. Rees,
died 20 suddenly and unexpectedly that
the community was shocked as well
az grieyed. The funeral was held from
the Baptist church at Stevens vile on
Friday afternoon, and. although the
roads were almost impossible, the
house was filled by those who came
to mourn with the family over its great
loss.
Mary Ann Woodbridge was born at
Harrington. near London, England.
April 10, 1872, and, with her sister. Mrs.
y. o. Everson, came to an uncle at
Lima, Ohio, in 1884, who, inTa year or
30, moved TO Turah, Mont. Soon after
coming to Turah she MADE her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Brooks
IN Missoula, where she remained for
several years, until her marriage to
Mr.. Rees, October %, 1894 To this
union were born seven children, four
Of them now living-Frances, Arabella,
Jane and George.
Il has been a pleasure to the friends
Of John and Mary Rees to see them
prosper. by hard work and economy.
until they became among the wellto-
do farmers Of the valley. Mary was
a good wife and mother, a kind friend
and neighbor
The respect and sympathy Of the
neighbors are freely given to Mr.. Rees
in his great sorrow.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
PALLAN FAMILY SURPRISED.

A number of members of the Swed-
ish fraternity of this city yesterday
afternoon accorded the family OF Mr..
and Mr.. F. Pallan of 736 North Fourth
street q surprise party. A large num-
her Of friends Of the Pallan family
met at the home which was made the
scene of Joyous entertainment until
late In the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pallan were presented with fine din
ing room table and number of pieces
of table linen as tribute to the ropu-
larity of the couple.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
A FINE NEW BOOK
BY M|SS0ULA EDITOR

"Tar Heel Tales book portray
ing accurately and graphically many
characters tics of the southern negro,
written by H. E. c.. Bryant, editor of
the Herald. has been received in Mis-
soula and is now on sale at J. w Lis
ter's, Main street, and A. D. Prices,
Higgins avenue.
"Tar Heel Tales is written in a
wonderfully simple and attractive style
and is interesting to the northerner
and southerner alike, its subjects deal
ing with a quaint people whose acts
and sayings appeal to every man fond
Of good story. Mr. Bryant knows
the negro dialect perfectly. He spent
his young manhood on farm in North
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
First Presbyterian.

Corner of Pine and Stevens streets:
Rev. j. N. Maclean, ID. D.. minister;
residence. 800 Stevens street-Public
worship at II a. M. and 1880 p. m.;
the sacrament of the Lords supper
and the reception of new members
will be held in connection with. the
morning service. the Sunday school
will be held at the close of the morn
ing service under the superintendency
of DIR. Asa Willard; the Y. p. s. C. f.
prayer meeting will be held in the lec-
ture room at $50 p. m: strangers
and visitors will find q cordial well
come at any and all of these services;
strangers are especially requested to
make themselves known to the pastor
at the close of the services; there will
be union prayer meeting at the Bap-
tist church on Wednesday evening,
taking the place of the regular weekly
prayer meeting, the first OF a series of
such meetings preparatory to the union
evangelfstic services to be held in the
new tabernacle in January next. 1t is
hoped that there will be q fun attend
ance of prayer meeting people at all
these union prayer meetings
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
$9z&l;6'1||eefb(,$sSs E I; E
CongreaationaI.

First congregational church, Elmer
p. lBurtner, minister--Morning wor-
ship at 10:45. The pastor will preach.
Special music will be: Anthem, by
choir, But the Lord Is Mindful Of
His Own" taken from Mendelssohn's
st. Paul and arranged by q. "A. Lohr;
solo by Mrs. Wayne, lone Sweetly
Solemn Thought" Ambrose
Sunday school at IL m. The Sunday
school is growing in interest and at
tendance, but we continue in our de-
sire for the help of all the friends
of the church..
Evening service at 1880; the special
music will be an anthem by the choir,
and duet by Mrs. Pettitt and Mrs,
Price, "Hark, Hark. My Soul,' Harry
Rowe Shelley. We are very fortunate
IN having Mrs. Pettitt with us Sunday
evening and we anticipate for her
large hearing.
At the evening service Mr.. Burtner
Will talk on the late Count Leo Tolstoi
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
MUST PAY
FOUR CLAIMS
vuuBvy III HMM
n. w. M'LAuGHLlN WINS SUIT IN
DISTRICT COURT AGAINST
MRS. HIGGINS.

A verdict in favor of the plaintiff was
rendered yesterday in the case of H.
w. Mclaughlin against Barbara G..
Higgins. as Administrative of the es-
tate OF Frank G. Higgins. The suit,
the first of series of actions against
Mrs. Higgins. for various debts of the
estate, and it's result may mean, it Is
said, that other claims will be paid
without further litigation.
Yesterdays verdict allowed the fol-
lowing claims, three of which, had
been assigned to the plaintiff:
Fl. w. Mclaughlin, $590.45: w. w.
Mccormick, $3.50; Charles H. Hall,
s4oo; Hugh B. Campbell. $40.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Civil Service Examination.

The United States civil service COM
mission announces an examination on
January 2. 1911, for the position of
wheelwright at $40 per annum, at
Assiniboine. Mont. Applicants for
TINS position are rated on physical
condition and experience, no educa-
tional test being given. An persons
interested are urged to apply to the
Commissions local representative at
the postoffice this city, or to the Sec
retary Of the Eleventh civil service
district, for application blank and full
information. Applications for this ex-
animation must be filed with the dis
trict secretary at Seattle prior to the
hour Of closing business On January
2. 1911,
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Carolina. associated with the colored

Carolina, associated with the colored
man daily, caught his queer express
sions, noted some of his ridiculous .su-
perstitions, laughed at his funny stories
and now has woven them with grace
full hand into these delightful tales.
Men of note have complimented the
book highly. Champ Clark said, in
personal letter to the author. that he
read it from beginning to end at one
sitting. SO interested was he in the
true to nature delineation Of the negro
character.
Uncle Ben's Last Fox Race" is a
chapter describing the mere serious
side OF the darky, told simply but elo-
quently. Forty Acres. and Mule is
4 variation Of the side splitting order.
Other humorous feature" stories. as
the newspaper boys express it, give
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
First Church of Christ, Scientist.

Corner of Pine and Pattee streets
Services Sunday morning at IL o'clock !;
subject of lesson sermon, God, the
Only Cause and CREATOR" Sunday
school at II noon; testimonial meet
ing Wednesday evening at o'clock;
in the church a reading room is open
daily from 2 until o'clock, where
Christian Science literature may be OBJ
tained. All are cordially invited to at
tend these services and to visit the
reading room
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Swedish Conversational.

Swedish COngregational church. 5oO
West Spruce street; c. r. A. Blom-
pers, pastor; residence on River road; {;
Bell phone. No. 1851 Red-Sunday
school at 10 a. m.; preaching at II a.
M and 1880 p. M; preaching at Bon
ner at p. M: at $3.50 p. m. the ordi-
nance of the Lords supper will be OBJ
served and new members received into
the church.. on Wednesday evening the
weekly prayer meeting will be held in
the church class room; Saturday even
ing at O'Clock The Busy Bee society
will meet at the church, being enter
tanned by Mrs. O. Lynum We invite
our Scandinavian people to attend anl
or all of these meetings. Come and
bring your friends.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
First Methodist Episcopal,

Corner of Main and Washington
streets-Class meeting at 1915 a. M,
Thomas p. Street, leader; morning
sermon at 1o:45; Sunday school at
II noon. J. H. Inch, superintendent:
Epworth League at $3.50 p. M: even
ing service at 7:30; services conducted
by Rev Mr.. Underwood. There win
De union prayer meeting at the Bap-
list church Wednesday evening at s
o'clock.
Special music today will be as fol-
lows:
Morning-Anthem. BE Joyful in the
Lord" choir. with soprano solo by Mrs.
Hassler; duet. "Harlx, Hark. Ny Sour'
(Shelley), Miss Cox and Miss Pritchard.
Evening-Anthein, Jesus, Savior,
Lord of Light" choir, with bass solo;
tenor solo, selected. Mr.. Jewell.
Mrs. J. G. Orr, organist.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04

ception of members; 1915, Bible
school; $3.50 p. M, Young Peoples
meeting: 1880 p. M. the pastor. will
preach, theme, Until He Find It." A
cordial welcome is given to all who
attend these services. Emmanuel Bap-
tist church extends a cordial invitation
to all members of the churches and
congregations of the city to unite with
us in union prayer meeting and
praise service on Wednesday evening
at s o'clock. DIR. j. N. Maclean will
conduct the service.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Swedish Lutheran,

Emmanuel Swedish Lutheran church,
430 Alder street; Carl j. Bengston, pas
tor; residence, 531 North Third street; !;
Bell phcne 243-Sunday school, 10 a.
M; divine services, IL a. m. and 7:45
p. M; Young Peoples society meets
Thursday evening in the church, and
the Dorcas society meets Saturday aft
ernoon at 2:3O with Anna May, sos
Alder street. Scandinavian Lutherans
residing in the city or visiting here are
most cordially invited to attend the
services
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Church Of the HOLY snirit.

Rev. H. $. Galley. rector-Morning
service and sermon at 1O:45 O'clock;
Sunday school at 1915 O'clock; even
Ing service and sermon at 1880 O'clock;
the Sunday morning service will be-.
gin hereafter at 10:45 instead of 11:oo
O'Clock; the subject of the sermon at
the Sunday evening service will be
i Man." the second in the series Of SER
mons on -Four Stages of Evolution"
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Christian Church.

Communion service, II a. M; Bible
school, IL m.; Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor. $3.50 p. m. A
cordial welcome is given to all to at
tend these services, which will be of
most interesting and pleasing nature.
No evening service
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
MIDNIGHT CLUB MEETING.

The members of the Midnight club
were delightfully."- entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. c. Green at their home, 23l
Norm Second street west, TUESDAY
evening. After long session of whist
the hostess served a palatable menu.
The club will meet again on December
l3 with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan FitZpat-
rick.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
South Methodist.

streets; G. H. Gibbs, pastor; resi-
dence in rear rooms of church; Bell
phone No sO2; Independent phone,
No. 73S-Preaching by the pastor at
II a. M and 1880 p. M; Sunday school
at 12:10 noon.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
FLuME BREAKS.

Wallace. Dec. Especial. 1.-The c.
M. & p. S. flume near Falcon broke
this week and the rush of water
washed out 10000 yards OF filled
ground underneath, bridge No. a. The
flume has been repaired and the fill-
ne will be renewed at once.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Second Mathodi.t.

Second Methodist Episcopal church,
DAILY addition-Sunday school at 3 d.
m, Edwin Carter, superintendent;
evening service at 1880.
a cordial invitation is given to all
these services. j. w. Bennett. pastor;
residence. 3l6 East Main street: Bell
phone, No. 80; Independent phone, No
799 as
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the reader an all-around glimpse into
southern country life.
A number of Mr.. Bryant's friends.
originally southerners, heard of Tar
Heel Tales" and requested him to get
copies for them. He decided to put a
limited number on sale here during
the holiday seas on. The book would
make an excellent Christmas present.
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First German Evangelical Lutheran.

Corner of Hazel and South Sixth
streets; Gustav Mertz. pastor; resi-
dence, 234 Edith street: Bell phone,
NO. 107S No services today.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. 500 East Front.
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TOO LATE TO cALslFy.

FOR SALE-HoUsEHOI4D FURNl-
ture and stoves. Ala East Front
street
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lmmanust Daptist.

Pine and Woody streets: Rev. G. B.
Allen. Jr.. D. D.. pastor-l1 a. M. OBJ
seryance of the Luas- supper and re-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
ALTERATIONS FOR THEATRE
Changes To Be Made in Hackett Play
house, in AID Street.

Plans were filed Yesterday for making ex-
tensive alterations TO the Hackett The
atre, on the south side Of 42d street. 133S5
feet east of Eighth avenue
The plans call for building an extern
sion three feet to enlarge the lobby and
vestibule. remove the old boxes on either
side of the stage and replace with others
Al the balcony level only. and entirely
redecorating the interior OF the theatre,
including handsome new drop curtain.
The new boxes will extend from the bal
cony 20 almost the top of the theatre
with heavy draperes. suspended in the
centre Of which viii he q massive Moor
ish lantern in which viii be eight lights,
and over the stage will be a large deco
rative painting.
In the front OF the theatre will be a
new MarqUise extending 10 the curb and
from each end of which will be suspended
two large Moorish lanterns, each with
six electric lights inside. Henry B. Harris
is the owner Of record. The cost Of MAX
ing these improvements has been esti-
mated at $1,000 This alteration is the
result Of the widening of 42d street by
the city. Hertz & Tallant are the archi-