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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

Ravnali SO l. mimi kot memo Ii
vino.
Zdaj ko ST lndijanci maScujejo
"a preStane nuke, piSejo vsi kapi-
tahstlcni liSti o grozodejStvih ride
tepoltnih pcklenScekov. Doklcr So
pa velcpoScStniki in drugi kapita-
listi odirali Indiiancc in iih imeli
y su/noStl, pa nj biIo ciIa-
ii V kapitalisticnih liStih u kapita-
liStitnih in vclcpoSrStniSkih gro
zodejstvih.
lndijancc smatraio Mehiki IA
brezpravnc Suinjc.
Amcrikanci. ki imajo tvornicc
ma polutoku Jukatan, opisujcjo
Maja lndijance kot miroljubn- in
pridne Judi. Kolilia gorja in zIa
so prestaIi Indijanci. la ic med
mimi izbruhnila vstaja. da 81 ma
SeuJeJo IA preStane nuke. kot po-
roGa oficielno mehilanska vlada q
maSCcvanju
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Maja Indijanci ma polotokl

Maja Indijanci ma polotoku
Jukatan so Sc Spuntali proti me-
hikanski vladi. PoroGila Sc glase.
da je vlada poslala proti Min kar
cello vojsko. Vstaja ie torej mocna
in obsezna.
lndIJanci so Sc vprli, ker so jih
veleposestniki in druga profita la
cna svojat odirali po neclovesko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Ma tisoce tckstilnih drlnvl

- Ma tisoce tckStilnih delavccv
praznuJc ma vzhodu Tvornice 80
Iaprtc. ali pa dclaio le tri dni V
t"dnu. NiSoka carina draM izdel-
Ike. lJudStvo pa ne more plaGcvati
viSokih cen. Carina ma sirovo vol
no jc Sploh najboli ncsramna po-
>toJanka Y PAYNE Aidrichcvem ta-
rifu. ko 50 kovali to carino SO re
XII; NiSoka carina ir potrebna V
obrambo domacih dclavcey.
Idal Smo pa doIivcli. kakSno
kraSno obrambo 50 dobili delavci.
Tu So lahko govori lc Sc o obrambi
iru>tov. krr bodo izgovorom ma
yl>oko ccno N Surovinc. lahko po-
Iluhno odirali ameriSko liudstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Premogarski Strajk


Illinois i'll Kansas in ponckod dru-
god so trmoglati. Pokazati hoGe-
10. da SO gospodarii. da nimaio
dclavci govoriti nic. To j. zc sta
ra navada kapitalistov.
kdo je naredil kapitaliSte "a
gospodarjc! Kdo .ir dial kapitalis-
tom pravico, da smcjo reel: Ia ru-
dnik Je MOI, ona tvornica je last
nina moJega brata. Ia aeleznica ir
last moJega strica. oni plavz pa
laStHJc moja sOproga. Kdo jim .jc
dial to pravico?
Nezavedm delavci. Nezavedni
drIavci so pri volitvah glasovali
IA kapitalisticni stranki: republi-
kanSko in dcmokraticno in $ TEN
lHrekh, da jc Y rrdu. Ge poSamcz-
nj kapitalisti lastujeio orodje, ma
sine. zclcznicc. parobrodc. rudo.
premog it'd. = tenn 50 dclavci pri-
mali zasebno last produktivnih
srcdstev in zcmcljSkih zakkladov.
so PRIMAL kapitaliStc IA goSpo-
darje.
Ia dclavca. ako hoGc biti 60
spodarsko svoboden. ne zadostuie.
da le le elan Strokovnc organiza-
cije (unije). Dclavec Sc mora or
ganlzlrati tudi politiGno social
sticni stranki. ako hoSr Zdrobiti
kapltallsticno goSpodarskc sponc
In okovc. lnija ga lc brani me-
jah danaSnjc druibc. da gospo-
darSko prcvcc ne oslabi in opeSa.
Polltlcno organiziran Sc pa bori
za strmoglavljenjc kapitalisticne
druzbc, IA odpravo zascbnega la
stovanja produktivnih sredstev in
zcmellSkih zakladov. Bori Sc "a
gospodarsko cnakost in odstrani
tcv kapitalisticnc flake.
TO umevajte delavci!
Dokler bono ziveli V kapitalis-
ticni druzbi. bono imeli tudi Strai-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Delavci, pricele so Sc zopet DO.

Delavci, pricele so Sc zopet po-
citnice. kdor ina dcnar odpotuic
Y Evropo ali pa Y ameriSka letna
letoviSca. Med temi izletniki pa
nj dclavcev. dasi so delavci mai
holj potrebni pocitnic. Delavec.
ki della kot zivina, priklcnjcn ma
duSo in telOmorno delo tvornici.
klrr lc Skozi cello lcto okulcncn
i'll nrIdrav zrak. mora ostati in
delati peklu. lio odhajaio ma po-
rltnice tisti. n ktcre jc delal. lie
malokateri delavec jc dandanes
tako >recen. da IA teden ali Sti-
rinajst dni zapusti drlavnico.
V tenn vidimo velikansko razli-
ko med dclavci in bogatini. Ma
poritnice odhajajo tiSti. Xxi he de-
laio skozi cello leto. Dclavec. XII ir
najbolj potreben svezcca zraka.
mora tlataniti kot jarcm vpre-
zen vol. Ia NIGGA nj pocitka. do
kIer ne lczc gomilo ali "a ne Sc
Ego krematoriiu.
Nc>pamrtni ljudjc trdiio. da ie
20 VOLTA bozia. To ic lal, Sal du-
hovniki uciio. da ic Bog dial liu-
dem svohodno voljo. Ker imaio
ljudjc Svobodno volio. lahko cd
>tranijo to krivico. GiaSovati Jim
le treba IA >prcmenitrv danaSnje
tloveSkc druIbc - IN >oriali>tiGnc
kandidatc in padcl bo zistcm. pc
katerem imajo pravico do pocit-
ME le kapitaIisti, ki ne sejejo, zan-
jejo in orjcjo. pa vile temu VII
vajo.
Dciavci! Kdor bo dclal Boga
krivim IA krivicc. katere danes
trpite. mu povcjtc obraz. la jc
navadcn lump. II Boga ie naredil
nizkotncia in niGvrcdneza takega
kot jc sam. Ker je sam lump. hum
bugar in hinavec. trdi. da ie tudi
Bog tako nizkotno bitjc. Ako bo-
dete mmpom, XII zrabljajo vero
nilkotnc in Scbitnc namene pove-
dali rcsnico obraz. ne bodo pri-
hajali nikdar wee in podtikali Bo-
gu Svojc lumparijc kdor danaSn-
je druIabnc krivice. bedo in revS-
emo ZavraGa ma Boga. da hi ST. tenn
uvekovetil tr krivice. ie moralna
propalica nainiIic vrStr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
= Ma Francoskem .ie nckai I

- Ma Francoskem je nckai ma
vadnega. da vojaki in mornarji
nocejo opravljati stavkokaika ali
skebskega della.
Ko je izbruhnila stavka DELAY
cev plinarni mestu Lorient, so
Iapovcdali mornarjem. da nado-
mestijo Stavkujoce dclavce Nekaj
mornarjev Sc je uprlo temu po-
velju. Ko ie priGela V parizu STAY
ka ulicnih pomrtaGcv, je odkloni-
10 pet vojakov odpravljati skeb-
sko delo. Sevcda so kaznovali tc
vojake.
Ali ii dogodki dokazujejo, da
So militarizmu ne godi prevec do
bro ma Francoskcm. In to kar Sc
vrSi danes ma Francoskem. bo prl-
cello kmalu vstajati tudi drugod.
Duh casa marsha. kapltalistIc-
ne institucije Sc pa maJeJo in po-
kajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Posamezne drzave amcriSkc

republike in vctja mcSta 80 dobi-
la povabila. da 81 vdclclG med
narodne kontcrcnce ~ dobrobit
brezpoSlcccv''. XII Sc bo vr;ila dnc
Is do y. Scptcmbra +. |. Parizu.
konfcrcncc So bodo vdclrIile ma
Slcdnje drIavc: AmcriSka rcpub-
Iika. AvStriia. Frauciia. Nrmci-
ia. Anglia. Italia, Danska. Svcd-
ska, Norveika. lIolandija. OgrS-
ka. F'inska. Svica. Lukscnburg in
Belgija.
Ker danaSnji kapitalistiGni Ii
stem provzroca brezposelnost, ne
bodo konfcrcnce rodile nobencga
vspeha doklcr 81 ia listen ne cd
Strani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
. "Katoliska cerkev bo zadnji

sovraznik socializma, je lzJavlI
minoli teden sodrug Berger IL
Milwaukee ma javnem shodu V
New Yorku. TO je trcba. da zapI-
Semo. ker nekatcri delaYci misll-
10. da jc cerkev ista, kot vera, III
kdor kritizira duhovnike. XII so le
slepo orodie cerkve, ali klerikall-
zem da blati tenn verO IN zanl-
Guie verskO prcpricanJe.
Mi gotovo nismo farJezrci v
smisIu mesGanslSih svobodomisle-
cev. ker Sc zavedamo, da sta du-
hovnik in svobodomislec podobna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

= V uradnem porotilu citamo.
da je leta 1905 umrlo ma Angles
KEN l25 osch vslcd lakotc. D. o.
Seb je umrlo Y Londonu. druzih
q pa provinciiah.
V amcriiki republiki in drugih
cvropciSkih driavah tudi nj mic
boljSe. All Amcriki jc kapitali-
stitna ylada tako previdna. da ne
vodi Stati>tike IA ljudi. Xxi umrje-
10 vsled lakotc.
Naobratno pa vemo. da lastuje-
jo Amcriki in ma AnglcSkem. in
kot tudi drugih drzavah kapita-
listi ncizmcrna hogastva. Kapita-
listi in millionaire pa pravijo. ia
je to 'yolja bozja''. Ia mimi pa
pricapliajo bolji namestniki in re
cejo: rcSnlca jc to. Ako hi ia pi-
sana druzba kuti in talariu ime-
la le iskrico krScanslicga duha Y
sVoJem srcu. bl rekla kapitalis-
tom: NaSa hiSa .ic hiSa motive.
Vi pa hocete IL ME narediti jamo
razbojnikov poidite od mas.
Vi malopridncIi.
Y resnici so miliionarii kot mai
viSji zastopniki kapitaIilma indi-
rektni morilci liudi. ki 50 umri
vSlri gladu. Ali duhovniki radi
poScdaJo / mimi k bogato obloze-
nj mi"l. Ma Siromakc in rcvczc Sc
he Spominjajo "a katcrc jc miih
mister kriSt Umrl ma krizu. Ako
hl - pri slavnoStnih lrctiih Spo-
mlnJall ma siromake. hi Jim mora
la okuSno pripravljrna Jed obti-
Gati grlu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
Danes je re obGe Znano.

- DdneS Je Ze obce ZnanO. da
Chicago i'll Pittsburg tekmuieta
gIcde grafta =. Pa nj Gudo. da ir
ncmogoce ocistiti t. dive gnoini ia.
mi graftarjev. Pravica priiemlie
tc vrstc mmpe glace rokavicami.
Y Pittsburgh sta bila minole
dni obsojcna diva bankiria. XII sta
podkupovala mestne svctovalce.
Oba sta bila dircktna provzrocite-
lja grafta. Eden jc dobil diva me.
SEGA. drugi pa Stiri meSece zapo-
ra in vsak $500 globe. Ia malen-
kostna kazcn jc primeri zvr-
Scnim hudodclStvom mic.
Bankirja sta racunila hladno.
ko sta podkupovala mestne sveto-
valce. Vedcla sta. da jima bo ne
sla podkupnina stokratni profit.
Ia maJhna kazen pomeni toliko.
kot hi brill norcc IL ljudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21
- V Vatikan, y kravlicvsllo o.


prcmlJeno palace rimskih papc-
zcv Jc zr pritcl prodirati duh ca
Na. dasi majo tam toliko kut in
taIarJcv, da hi lahko l. mimi "a
trnnlll Solncc. IL Rima porocajo.
la j. papezcva Gastna straZa "a
Srozila Strajkom. ker je oSabni
Papezev tajnik Merry del Val od-
pustll il sllZbc GaStnika grofa Sa-
.emiJa. Mogoce ie. da bo brzoiav
nakrat porocal. da so radi oSabno-
>ti tajnika zaStrajkali tudi kardi-
nall in izrekli, da noGeio nadalje
npravljati svctega della.
Use Sc brihta," Lc kaplani in
Iupniki SO pohlevm in prosjaciio
Petrov vinar III vatikanskega Jet
nika. ki Svoji "jcci" viva lu-
kulSka jcdila in spi ma svilenih
pernicah. Scvc. kaplani in kmecki
zupniki So nckakSni frajtarji in
kaproli cerkvcni organizaciji.
Ne upajo Sc geniti. ker Sc bojijo.
da ne hi bill dcgradirani in posta
Ii gmajnarii". To pove vse. "a
kaj so pOniZni. No. strahOpetci so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

PA ZITE!
ma stevilko v okIepaiu-
vi sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prilepIie-
mega spodaiaIi
ma ovitku. Ako (14O)
je stevilka
tedai van prihodnjo
stevilko nasega lista po-
teco narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-21

List Ia koristi delav-
skepa liudsiva. Delav-
CT so opraviceni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper is devoted
TO the interests OF the
workins class. Work.
ers are entitled to all
what thew produce.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07

For.
Only Pulpit Ct lis X. I'd in the United
States Established in New
York.

What is said to be the only open-air
pulpit on the North American CONT
nent has recently been completed for
Grace church. on Broadway, New
York city. Outdoor preaching, to be
sure, is by no means unknown in this
country, but the architects have not
heretofore made provision for 1t here
rs they have in France, Italy and
england, where pulpits are built on
the outside of churches or near By on
crossroads. TIE Grace church struc-
ture, designed by William w. Rem
wick, is described in the international
Studio by Samuel Howe. This pulpit,
10 Mr.. Howe remarks, is well placed.
At Tenth street Broadway defects
slightly to the west of the course it
holds below, so that the corner is one
which in itself is rare in this rectangu-
tarly planned city. The spot is known
throughout the land and Grace church
Is dear to the hearts of many.
The sculptor of the panels for this
pulpit is Jules Edouard Rome, to
whom the French government gave a
special medal for his exquisite render
ing OF plaque, "The Dawn of the
twentieth Century" The theme of
the panels is the beatitudes, suggest
ing the underlying philosophy of
Christ's teaching as represented in
the Sermon on the Mount, preached
IN the open.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07
The Mystery. Of Il.

Paris was treated to curious IN.
stance of inconsistent human nature
the other day. The incident occurred
at the end Of trial for attempted
murder. Marcel Rochois, a former
sergeant, was tried on a charge Of
firing his revolver at Germaine HUI.
bert and wounding her in the head.
He declared that for long time he
had been endeavoring without success
to win the affections of Mile. Hubert,
whom he loved more than life.
When one day he saw her on the
arm Of rival he resolved to shoot
her and then commit suicide. He was
arrested before he could complete his
purpose. The unhappy sutton was sen.
fenced to eight months imprisonment,
and was leaving the dock when Mile.
Hubert rushed forward. With clasped
hands she implored the magistrate to
pardon Marcel.
She said that she had never cared
for the man before. but from the mo.
ment that he had shot her she had
fallen bopelessly in love with him
and was ready to marry him at once.
The girls appeal was granted, and
the lovers LETT the court room arm In
arm.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07
Poor Old Scientists.

-Four venerable scientists from the
session that had just closed of the
American Philosophical society went
out into Fifth street.
Only men who have distinguished
themselves are selected to member.
ship in this society, and each of the
members looks distinguished. The
four massive heads were covered with
snowy white hair.
Gee, fellows, look at de high.
brows!" shouted a newsboy, as he
caught sight Of the four comrades in
science strolling up the street,
"Highbrows, highbrows!" sang out
other newsboys, running across indie.
pendence square and from intersecting
streets. Soon a cavalcade of mocking
youngsters surrounded the philos.
ophers, who were forced to climb on
a street car to escape the unwelcome
attentions of the irreyerent and ribald
youths.-Philadelphia Times.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07
Fish Wear Out 4 Bridge.

John shafer. Jr.. deputy in the once
Of County Surveyor Frank Haycock Of
Hennepin county, says that fish have
butted and rubbed up against the
piles Of the bridge at Orono, Lake
Minnetonka, until that aged edifice
has become weakened. nsos1litatins
it, closing.
shafer and Edward Terrell, another
deputy. were sent out to inspect the
span.
!. Yes. SIR" said shafer. ''those nsh
skept on butting up against that pier
until the wood was almost worn away
In order to get there We had to pound
the water around the place to keep
the dnny things saway. until " could
Ehnishs our inspection. - e
4,.. ~ hy those nah yara "a nnmssous- 81
Minnstonka this year that thsy 81
pushed through the narrow passage
% swift that they simply wsaf ont
the wood. St Paul Dispatch.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07

battles, striking at their enemies With
their fore feet, and many other so.
called tricks" One of the most
wonderful feats ever performed by a
horse was in the olden time. A large
threshold braided rope was stretched
several feet from the ground, and on
this the horse walked, preserving its
balance perfectly.
Even the elephant was trained in
the olden time to perform many
feats. Mention Is made of one that
walked the tight rope, not only near
the ground. but. If we may believe
what the old writer's say. It also
walked a rope stretched above the
heads of the spectators. and carried
q man on its back. =
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07

upon the fact that no sane woman
ever falls in love with a fat man.
squandered sympathy! Wasted tears!
The fat man, far from asking for
them, cannot even understand them.
To him the most beautiful thing in ma.
ture-the one thing, indeed, that con.
vinces him of the essential benignity
OF the cosmic process-is the fact that
he is fat. The fatter he gets the hap
pier he grows. With every increase
In his diameter there comes an access
OF comfort, of ease, Of geniality, of
contentment, says the Baltimore Sun.
Forced by kind nature to give over
violent physical exercise, he devotes
himself to poetry, piano playing, math.
ematics, philosophy and other ele-
waiting advertisements. He is hearty
and discriminating eater and has time
to make acquaintance with all the
more rare and delightful victuals. He
sleeps soundly and shores in the safe
and sane key Of G major. Excused by
public opinion from all sartorial dis.
play. he Is able to clothe himself in
loose and comfortable garments. A
happy man taking his ease in his inn!
The fact that sentimental women
abhor the man of bulk is not curse
laid upon him, but stroke Of good
fortune. AS he fares through the
world. radiating Joy like some sooth.
Ing emanation, his footsteps are not
logged by matchmaking mammas and
debutantes Of prehistoric vintages. No
one lures him into dim-lit parlors. No
one would think of inviting him to sit
In hammock or to row a boat. He
Is not dancing man, he does not
excel at tennis. long walks down Low.
ers' lane fatigue his feet. So the girls
leave him to his exquisite reveries
and sublime CONCENTRATIONS and he
goes through life unlimited, unhar.
assed and unwed, growing fatter day
BY day and gaining happiness with
every ounce. pound and ton.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07
COMING OF WIRELESS PHONES
Some Recent Experiments Have Prov.
on II q Practical and Wonderful
invention.

The Japanese have been the first
nation to officially recognize the wire.
less telephone. The Occidentals
are setting the pace for the
world. Uncle Sam Is not far behind,
for congress has appropriated $4,000
this year for wireless telephones for
the army and Rear Admiral Cowles,
chief Of the bureau Of equipment Of
the United States navy, has submitted
to congress a plan for eQuipping the
vessels with wireless phones.
The inventor, Mr.. Collins. Is an
llumnus Of the old University Of Chi.
eago. and has been experimenting with
wireless telephony since 1899. He
patented his invention Just after the
dawn Of the twentieth century and
continued to develop and improve It
until in July. 1908. he made his longest
distance test from his laboratory In
Newark. N. J., to Philadelphia, Pa,
where another instrument was located
In the Land Title building.
Since that time the growth Of the
wireless telephone idea has been phe.
nomenal. Mr.. Collins has perfected
tuning device that insures secrecy Of
conversation. He has improved the
entire system until today his wireless
telephone is ready for general com.
mercial use.
The most notable tests Of the Col.
Inns wireless telephone were made by
the inventor In July, 1908, as above
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07

acquainted with this scene, since It
represents scene In the principal
part of the island"
The man from Jamaica regarded the
artist with an air of amazement. Then
ne said: Il live in Jamaica, and I
know every corner in the town. There
Isn't bit of 1t that bears the least
resemblance to that picture"
The mention of Jamaica as a town
cleared away the mist.
Il see," said the artist, you live in
Jamaica, Long island, don't you?"
Yes" said the man. us there an.
other Jamaica anywhere?"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07
TRIALS OF THE FAT MAN
They Are Not as Numerous a. Many
People Would Have Us BE.
Iieve.

Many vain fears are wasted upon
the fat man. He 10 supposed to suffer
from an appalling shortness Of breath
and his horid complexion IL ascribed
to painful disorders Of the circulation.
The cartoonists picture him a. being
reduced to a sort of oily lava In SUM
mer and as coming down upon the
ice in winter with sickening thuds and
to the accompaniment Of worldwide
seismic disturbances. In plays he IL
Always the target Of slapstick and sslt.
~ siphon. but mott, of pity appeal1
IN every laugh he raises. People are
sincerely sorry for him and are prone
to dwell With maudlin sentimentality
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-07-07
ONLY JAMAICA He KNEW OF
All the ProvInciaIIsm Of AVERAGE East.
erner Evidenced by Visitor to
Artists Studio.

4 A New York artist, lately returned
pom Jamaica. had some paintings of
4 Jamaica scenery In his studio. One
~ . man who had been roaming
through the room stopped before one
work and asked:
What does this representa-"
"a scene: in jamaica" said the ar
That's odd, said the man. Il don't
emembSr Sysr seeing anything. Ike
Hat n 3afnaiea.ss- f'::.sssg..sr=Sss
Ton kayesshesas tongsma3ss f',..spe:
e1tsly in4h1r6d the artist.
~eureis said tho man. II i've there. |"
In that case Jon must certainly b
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Trleks Of past centurIe,.

Il would be quite natural to think.
when We see the wonderful things
that trained horses are made to do
In the circus Of today. that all this -.
longs TO modern times. and that such
things were never done, or even
thought Of, among the ancients. put
the truth e thai. all the wonderful
feats performed by trained horses POW
m merely rerstit Spi 81, Hhst 80 r.
done several hundred ysSrs ago.
Horses were then trained to dance
on their hind Les snd 70 Aght mock
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then, simplifying the power Of the
sending station and bringing the in.
struments into sharp resonance, the
Newark Philadelphia tests were made
the following Tuesday at midnight,
from the top Of the Land Title build.
ing"
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The New Art.

A fashionable painter, noted for his
prolific output, was discussing at q
studio tea in New York recent scan.
dial in the picture trade.
Look here. old man." said g. 1nnis
Kerr, the etcher, do you paint all
your own pictures?"
II do" the other answered. holly.
land with my own hands, too"
"And what do you pay your hands?"
Mr.. Kerr inquired. I'm thinking Of
starting an art factory myself"
Rostand's Love Of Animals.
The French society for the Proven.
ton Of Cruelty to Animals has invest.
ed M. Edmond Rostand with it's hirh.
est diploma for having written "Chan.
tecler."
M. Rostand has replied with long
letter. in which he accepts the al.
ploma and in which he says that he
has always had passionate love for
animals and all dumb creatures and
that he Is much prouder Of never hay.
ing made the smallest Of them squeak
than he is Of having made the poul.
try yard squeak.