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The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-26
Safe From Detectives.

Do you know" began the barber as he laid the lather thicEly over his eli ents mouth, that we're the only fel- lows l know of that could commit q crime and not be detected through the Bertillon system or whatever. it is that pinches people by their thumb ptints?'
 The victim moved uneasily. in his chair, but circumstances over which he had no control sealed his lips. He grunted interrogatiyely and politely.
 "Yes. sir; the reason is simple. We aint got no thumb prints. We get 'em all worn off rubbing our thumbs over you fellers' chins. Fact. I'll show you when l let you out of the chair. My thumbs are pretty near as ironed out looking as your face will be when I finish with yoti"-New York Press.
The evening world., 1911-11-09
NATIONAL ART r..
FUND MAY COME
OF ARTISTS WILL
Widow of Edwin Austin Abbey
Expected to Adopt His
Suggestion.
MAY BUY PAINTINGS.
Presentation of These to Anne.
lean Nation Was Dead
Artists Idea.
MAY BUY PAINTINGS.

II Mrs. Mary Abbey, widow OF the
late Edwin Austin Abbey, the artist,
carries out the suggestions made In his
VIII she will cave the bulk OF the estate
to establish a fund with which to pur.
chase paintings for the American nation.
Mr.. Abbey died In London on Aug. l.
His will was 6led here for probate yes
terday by Simpson. Thaoher & Bartlett.
IL provided for this disposition of most
Of the estate, provided he survived his
wife or that their deaths were coiuci-
dent.
An Intimate friend Of Mrs. Abbey, who
Is now living at the home Of her father.
Frederick Mead. No. I West Fffty-sixth
street, says the intention Of thu viii u
likely to be carried out.
Mr.. Abbey's personal property was
worth some 10000 and his real property
In England upward OF 81. 0oo.O 900. This in
cludes a London house. Chelsea Lodge.
and Morgan Hall. Fairfield. Gloucester
shire. Mrs. Abbey by surviving him
becomes the sole legatee.
Conditioned on his wife's death In ad-
vance Of his there were small bequests
to servants. $1,000 each to his brother,
William B. Abbey, and two children:
an annuity of $1,000 TO his sister. Jane
kiple Toosey. and an annuity Of $1,000
10 Alfred Parsons. the Royal Academi-
clan.
other provisions left Chelsea Lodge to
the Royal Academy as a residence for
its president md its furnishings to the
academy. together with the library at
Morgan Hall. Another item provided Q
trust fund OF $4,000 for the maintenance
II Chelsea Lodge.
One hundred and thirty-three original
drawings. illustrating the comedies OF
Shakespeare. were left to the Metro.
politan Museum OF Art. with several
paintings and his original color designs
made to i'lstrate The Shakespeare
tragedies. W lie 10 the Boston Art Mu-
scum was b~equeathed his original draw
ing to Illustrate Goldsmith's Deserted
Villsse.' and to the National Gallery of
British Art his painting. "Th. Crusaders
sight jerusalem"
The residuary estate was left condi-
t~ionally TO create the Mead-A bbey fund.
10 be used In the purchase or the best
works Of art from the annual exhibition
of the Royal Academy. such works OF
art so purchased to be forwarded at the
expense OF said fund to the Corcoran
Gallery at Washington to be the prop
erty of the United States OF America
The evening world., 1911-11-09

had $50 which he had no immediate
use for. about three weeks ago. and
decided the safest place for tho money
was In an old heating stove In the
kitchen Of his home.
The stove had rot been used for soinc
time and Mat.hewson thought the
money was safe. until Nov. 5, when he
camo home in time to find his wife.
Julia. preparing to start a fire in this
store. lie stopped her and explained
the hidden wealth. but when he looked
for 1t he was unable to find II. Mrs.
Matthewson said she had not seen II,
and Metthewson reported the matter
to Detectives Holligan and Thompson
Of the East One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street station.
Early this morning the detectives
arrested q young nan whos said he
was Karl Grain. a drug, clerk. OF No.
rs West One Hundred and Twenty
eighth street, and locked MIN Ut.
charged with the larceny of the mony
The evening world., 1911-11-09

Black Thibet-larpe square revcrs.--
semi-nttcd-also Gray Thibet, with
large collars. Guns and pockets OF 40
'"uo' '" ''''""'''"
WOMFN'S FULL LENGTH COATS
Black krrscys and Tweed Mixtures
scmi-httcd-l argc collars plain or m
iancy t"lIoren- worm sio"S' 900
wONEN's FULL LENGTH COATS
Double face cloths and tweed
mixturcs-pl plain or fancy tailored
The evening world., 1911-11-09
FARLEY TO PRESIDE
AT GAELIC GREETING
Cardinal Designate Will BE In
Chair at Welcome to
Shane Leslie.

Cardinal Designate John NJ. Farley
will preside at the great meeting In Car.
nsgie Hall next Friday night to well
come Shane Leslie, the brilliant young
orator OF the Gaelic League of Ireland,
who Is here to sid the cause OF that
organization.
Bourke Cochran will introduce Shane
Leslie. Mr.. Cochran address will be
THE New Ireland and Its Living En-
bodiment' and shane Leslie will speak
on THE Celtic Revival and Irish Ma
tionality." Judge Martin J. Keogh will
also deliver an address,
There will he a concert OF Irish music.
vocal and instrumental. The pro-
ramme includes 4 selection of Irish
clan marches IN the organ by Bernard
O'Donnell; violin solos, The Blackbird'
and THE Coulin," by Miss Rita
O'Donohue. accompanied by Miss Jane
O'Donovan Rosa; vocal solos, MY
Dark Rosaleen." THE Vests Awake
and Lord Mayo by John c. Dempsey.
the great Irish baritone.
Shane Leslie Is one OF the most
prominent young Irishr;cn. Of the
present time. At all the great meetings
held In ireland n recent years he has
been a conspicuous figure. He is the
grandson OF Leonard jerome of New
York, and therefore a cousin OF Winston
Churchill. the first lord o. the English
Admiralty. He Is also a cousin OF
William Travers Jerome. former Dis
trict-Attorney OF New York.
Prominent members OF the Gaelic So
clety. Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick
catholic Club. United irish League
United Irish Societies, ancient Order OF
Hibernians and Irish Counties Union
are active workers on the committee OF
which Hon. Martin ]. keogh Is chair
man, John ID. Crimmins Treasurer and
Anthony J. Brogan secretary.
The headquarters Of the committee Is
al2 Emmet Arcade. Ne. 81 Madison
avenue,
The evening world., 1911-11-09

The free 2bc. bottle Of "swissco" Hair
and Scalp Remedy, ~ used as directed.
will astonish you. II 10 a NEW REMEDY.
the latest and best preparation known. II,
is the result OF years OF Investigation and
research into the reason why so many OF
tho hair preparations have failed In the
past to do the work demanded OF them.
sands have received permanent cures Just
from the free bottle We gave them for the
asking.
because you NAV not have received any
relief from something YOU have tried. don't
be foolish enough to condemn everything
else. You Will be greatly benefited by the
free bottle we give you.
The evening world., 1911-11-09
FRIDAY

ALL WOOL STORM SERGES-
SO Inch Brown, garnet. navy n
black elsewhere 40. ........... 80
ALL WOOL STORM sERDES-
A. inch-also so inch All Wool
theviots-brown, garnet, navy and -
black -instoaa OF ~, ......,... 40
MANNIsH SUITINGS-5O inch
hairline stripes. greens, gray3 and
ALL WOOL Neutrality-suspicious.
black and leading colOrs -rcg. .Os 80
80 INCH MOHAlR slCILIENNES-
croaln, gray brOwn, Hayy and
biach Instead Of 80 .-,..,..... 80
sTRtpED TAILOR CLOTHS
~ Wool-Gray, olive. myrtle, brown,
garnet, nayy Rld black Fog 80. 40
HAlBLINE NESSALINES-
satin fiR'd grounds, navy.
black, Copenhagen -yaloe SO. . .30
YARD WIDE SILK PONGEES--
also Shantungs-colors and black
Naluc 'oo so6
The evening world., 1911-11-09

wOMEN'S MEssALlNE WAISTS
black. navy and sray-open back OF
~Iront-'aLuy sen coivr Iace !oheso s
OF sue 'r"'s-N s'ue s'o'' ''''''A'A
ANC WAIsTs-Nic~sailncs In
pastel tints. also allover iace- and
novelty nets.ymsny lsccs-many
sty!cs- MI einporn'e-n cropco no
DO chines 'nciuded- so''''' o'so
YELLED WAISTs-Bcsutlfui modish
tints-sripcd or plain un~dcrbodlcs-
lace or 9,nsrwiss i IT. n nmsG nona
sien"c."S oInty Isr"" votcs"oI"vcly
,r,c,rn,,y Me
nssort values I'm to al. Os. .A.Qa
cpcpr .Nn linen wAIsrs--
Gibson model In crcpe-soft turpover
COLLAR. And ~r,tfs--crorhet butto0s
on shoulder piSits and 'front.'
also all pure Iinen-laundered cum
and c~ollars--plsited fronts
Va'ue
wal So',c. hs,,
lawns-tiew. French pcplum styles
10 "e w rUro, m.sue VI n,"".swu,,s Ul,,rv
and other laccs-many styles -
splendid values. at ..............2.00
npEsay IINurRIr
new weave yoiIesn-ycry elaborate
"a $%S sssEIS"%S" : :; $:4 r. S :;' A.: ss: sss
f ST,d. SS,,1nsmnswe 10 Sd so p sleeves .oe
cipIs, Coars-o,u
lcngth-pialn velvet. or
Ssn Il" pu'.v.ina IN oa h.oa
chcyio,sN-best colors.-lsrWs buttons
pockets. 0.o8
BABIES FAfLLE SILK GAPS
turn back styles braid cdge-
To "yS'-va'ne' ! V''.'''' 80 III
LITTLE C~iIiLDREN'S BONNETs-
Slack Observation-Disclosures trim,
The evening world., 1911-11-09
entities on Main Floor

ALL SILK CREPE DE CHIMES
double width--colors aud lack
YARD WIDE SILK POPLINs-
seif colorod satin spoA-value 0s, 90
YARD WIDE FOULARDs--polks
dots. In navy or blsck-vAue 10. DO
FANCY WHITE GOODS-crossbsS
and checked nainsooks: dotted and
figured Svisscs striped dimities:
madras; 80 inch cambrics.
naInsooks, longcloths and 40 inch
iawns-valuo IL ~ @
WHITE MERGED MADRAS--nne
assortment OF newest patterns
Naluc ia -
ENGLISH LONGCLOTHs-38 inch
~ yard piece value Sl.iD. 49,. 80
II INCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n corset coverings slightly solloJ
therefore 20 ct. quality .......... lie
PRINCESS LACE WAIsTS--Yoke and
sleeves In various patterns on net
bodies--some show side frills-
have been 800. 1.7S
The evening world., 1911-11-09

REAL BRUSSELS LACE CURrAINS-
regular vslues 81. 0s TO SIC. es-
balance OF Cohen Bros. purehsss-
therefore, % 70 COS
FINE LACE CURTAINS
MARIE Antoinctte. Lacct. Renaissance,
C~luny--value e5,0 " TO Si7 8s-
balance Of Cohen Bros. pusshsss-
therefore. .'...... 500 to 11.o8
NOTTINGHAM AND SCOTCH LACE
hunIreds o. ~styies-white and
A~rabe-value 81. 90 to IS. Os-
therefore ........... 10 to 3.0a
FANCY CURTAIN NETs-vsry variety
o. mesh and desfgn-vaiue .3S TO 81. 00-
Sa,arcs Of Cohen srss. pussksss-
nhcFcIorc' IN .03
IMPORTED SASH LACEs-
real Brussels and Irish Point
worth 40 to .9s--
salanss Of Cohen sFss. pusshs"--
therefore. ............. .2o to so
FRENCH. NET BED SETS
beautiful efY Acts. with various
lacrs value 81. 0s to SO IS
bslanee OF Cshen Bros. puvehass-
therefore. -2.00 TO 0.0S
RICH vELOURS-for furniture and
drAperis.-60 inch-plain. figured and
two toned-valus %. so to 81. so. l.1a
BROOKS SPOOL CoTroN-lo0 ysrds-
black and white-reg as dos 10
FANCY SPOOL HoLDERs-res. .al.io
SEWING SILKs-blsck and eolory-
reg. 80 dozen. IA
HOSE suPPoRrERs-am't'd styles.
req. 20 ana ~ 10
STAMPED sCARFs--wide rpws
drswnwork-vAue 40. ......., a?
HAND EliB'D CANVAS BA0s-
Tor brushes aad siippee-vslus -ls.f7
The evening world., 1911-11-09
NOTED PIONEER IS DEAD.
Fernando Jones, Chics gO's Oracle.
Lived There Seventy-nve Years.

CHICAGO. H.. Nov. o. Fernando
Jones is dead. Chicago's Oldest lnhabi-
tant, and for years the most picturesque
old man among the survivors OF this
city's pioneer days. died here yesterday.
Although n!nety-one years Old he lid
not confess defeat in his struggle
AGAINST advancing age until yesterday
morning. Then he gave in to the ad-
lice OF physicians and went to bed.
where he stayed for twenty-four hours,
until death released him.
He came from jamestown. N. Y. 10
Chicago In 1896 and had lived here con-
t~inuously since. He was President OF
IT,, New York Society at one time and
. mine Of ancient political information.
The evening world., 1911-11-09

IMPORTED LACE CoLLARs-
Sailor. round aud CordAy--Piau~u
and Belgium lsceS-Whise aud Ocru-
were .9S n Sl.26 ..........., ia
WIDE RIB1ONS-Mafr, sSstus,
taffetas aud pretty new Dresdens--
20 wear or Tor fancy ~w0rk--ueWesa
and most desirable tints-vslus -2e. 10
MEDIUM WIDTH RIBBONs-
Excellent for hair ribbons and
millinery purposes-moires. SAtfns,
tAffetas and DrSdens-value Is. "a
SPECIAL RIBBON REMNANTS
Plain. fAncles and Dresdens-
oil styles and lengths
Al Fridays Clearance Prices.
FABLE DAMASkS-Pure Lneu-
bloached aud silver bleAch-reg. 80. AS
PURE LINEN NAPkINS-silvsr
blcsch-doken-special value. /. lao
LINEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lot
h.s, drawnwork and scsuoped edge-
Worth ~. 40. ,.,,..,..,.,...,.. 0.o0
HUCK To ELS-Unioa unsn--aOx3s-
hemstitchsd-reg. .21............sl0
The evening world., 1911-11-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BROOKLYN.
L WANT LOTS.

WANT lots.
one oS my s4'75o Model Homes. ssot down ,'io
moniHiy rlys GaTyias charges; u, send Tor Illus.
stif--se.lng il b~,llcving. Take sea Beach l.
either al. l'art Row, y. y, Or at ,itlsnue, AZ.
way station. on the property. Only 80 inmates
from rars Row; fare s.. Orru SINGER, q
builder With 20 years experience, Kiuss Highway
and ". 0ih St, BrooMyn, n. y.
The evening world., 1911-11-09

Natick, Mass.,-"I cannot express what I
went through during the Change of Life before
I tried Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. I was in such a nervous condition I
could not keep still. My limbs were cold. I
had creepy sensations and could not sleep
nights. I was finally told by two PHYSICIANS
that I had q tumOr.
"L read one day of the wonderful cures made
lby Lydia Il. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound
land decided to try 1t, and 1t has made me n well
woman. NV neiglibOrs and friends declare 1t
The evening world., 1911-11-09
friday Opportunities in Basement

WOOL NAP BLAN KETs-66xsO inch
white and cOlors--heavy cotton
subject to slight imperfections,
therefore sl.sO value. ...-.. las
PURE WOOL MISUNDERSTANDING
and colors--sfnali or large
.4s06
CRIB UNSATISFACTORY Fleece
white. with Fey borders special. . 40
SCOTCH FLANNELs-light and dark
for tailored waists. mems shirts.
boys b%louscs, Sc.-reg. rs .-..... 10
ROBE FLANNELs- e~idcrdown finish.
2 aud q tone jacquards-light.
medium and dark-wore 80. ...... 40
WHITE SAXONY wool FLANNELS-
finc equality for chiidren's wear
elsewhere ~ to 80 cts ..,.....,. 80
NOVELTY DRESS GIN0HAMs-
Stripes. checks, plAids and plain
cOlOrs-value 7 u cts. ......... A.
SILK MIXED PONGEEs-self color
satin figures or natural color
value 20 cts .-odd lot. therefore . e. .l6
NOVELTY OUTING FLANNELs-
laree assortments OF pink and blu
stripes worth 7 u cts. .....,..... 81
patchwork designs-vsluc 8 y -. Tx
MEKCERIZED POPLINs-spleudid
assortment Of day M evening
shades-worth 10 CITE .......,.. .16
SILK MIXED NOVELTIES-
foulards. norAls and other dainty
patterns-wOrth mp to 80 cts. . yard 1T
MERGE RIzED sATEENs-3e inch
black, white and coiors-petticoAts--
coat linings. he'd suts and fancy
wOrk-regular "a cts. .....,.... .l6
BROCADED vENETIASs-str-c and
Evening shades -3S-inch-For Y vening
tloaks aud Street SUIT linings-
HpttAoi ~ . . . . e4o
The evening world., 1911-11-09

"Swissoo"-b0 cents and 500 q bottle
ia for sale and recommended by all drug
and department stores.
All who wish, that have not tried Swiss
co. can have a free 25c. bottle PREPAID on
receipt OF ten cents, In stamps or silver.
to help cover expense or packing, etc,
by addressing direct TO the Swlssco Hair
Remedy Co., $500 =. o. Square, Clncln-
natl, Ohio.
For sale and recommended In New York
by all Riker and Hegeman stores. Rockey
Pharmacy, Greenhut- Siegel Cooper Co..
The 14th 81. Store. Macy's. Sim pson Craw
ford CO., :. Albert. lleth 81. and LenoN
Av.. Gimbel Bros. and A. Weiss. OF Wall st.
The evening world., 1911-11-09

BOYs sCTTs-Norfolk and double
brcsst,,many With sstra Trousers.
fancy Cheviots ana Twcsds-suipe
& to II ~yrs-vaiue $3.50. ...... 800
BOYs' Observation-Disclosures
and full lcngth-singIe or double
b~rcast-fapcy Cheviots In stripts
and clearinghouse also navy snC
gray hinchilla--somc flannes
Ilncd-conv crtIhlc or velvet collar
3 10 10 yrr.-res sS.OO 49,. 3.08
BOYS. TROUSERS leomers end
kxp KICK c1, TSrsur prs.S Sasy and
CassIn,crcs--~sii tailored.
4 to 10 yrs.--vai 75......... 30
LITTLE BoYs' sutrs-RussiAn and
sai!or-serscs. venetis9s. Cheytots
; ss';,: : Il % 70 S'. s1'''' no o..o
rLANNEL BLoUsEs--oray ~ blue
Military neckband OF collar
Plain Oxford or with Navy or
C~ardlnai--5 to rs yrs.--val. si.3g. 90
BOYS, NEaLloEE sHiRTs-white
and fancy Madras. and Pcrcaie-
light. cdinm and dark--i2 10 ~
CHlLDREN's Jersey PASTA LE0.
GINETTEs-bisck, White. NAVY.
Gray or Brown-2 To o yrs
FLASNELETTE nLousrs--Ai,c "
IL hlte And fancy Msdrsa ana
Pcrcale-4 TO Is yrs.-valuc. 80. 10
LEATHER TRAVELLING aAoa-
IA Is And IA nch-I,nthar iinai-
Instead OF Z l. 90 ~
MATING SUIT sEs inch
leather bound CORNERS strong
MANNHEIM a. 80 f.oo
vn>I N.s - ~ No v,r n -
Velvet with satin or y,lyet ioonsN
host co,o-s-rrg 8, os' -, J.oS
oIRIs rntNNFn vpIvrr urN
",sin sN.N'NlEu $3.50 HATS
The evening world., 1911-11-09
STOVE PROVES
AN UNSAFE BANK:
He LOSES $3.50
James Matthewson "Saves"
Roll From Fire, Only to
Find 1t Stolen.

James M%atthewson Of No. 1903 West
One Hundred and Nineteenth su eet
The evening world., 1911-11-09

Also. on Third Foo,
EXTRAORDINARY RUG ~VALUES-Eom tie
Aex. 7. Smith s. Sons
@H00G000 o4ue:ton Sac of Last WesM
Gill Sizes!
We Promise Zig OalaesI 49,. YouI Find TheoI
The evening world., 1911-11-09
BY Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Co

The Change Of Life is the most critical period Of a
woman's existence, and neglect of health at this time
invites disease.
Women everywhere should remember that there is nc
other remedy known to medicine that will so successfully
carry women through this trying period as Lydia E
Pinkhamis Vegetable Compound, made from native roots
and herbs. Here is proof:
The evening world., 1911-11-09

has worked Q miracle Tor me. Lydia IL. Pinkham'S vegetable
Compound is worth its weight In gold for women during this
period of life. IL 1t will help others you may publish this
Ictter"-Nrs. Nathan Il. Creator, 81 No. Main st, Natick, Mass.
The evening world., 1911-11-09
ANOTHER SIMILAR CASE.

Cornwallville, n. Y.-"T have been taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
some time for Change Of Life, nervousness, and
q fbrOid growth.
"TwO doctors advised me to go to the
hospital, but one day while 1 was away visiting,
/ met q woman who told INC to take Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. / did SO and !
know it helped me wonderfully. 1 am very
thankful that I was told to try Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound."-Mrs "
The evening world., 1911-11-09

.Ushers will give every desired infOrmatipI
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1911-10-05
1EFS&t
Prawa Kobiety.
Rok II.

Me po raz pierwszy omawiamy kwestje praw,
naleznych kobiecie, szpaltach psma naszego.
Ma gruncie Ameryi jest to sprawa wyjatkowo ma
glaca doniosla, gdyz lada chwila walczace O pra-
wa Amerykanki zdobeda je przed polskiemi ko-
bietami wychodztwie czy chca czy ME chca
stanie konecznoSc korzystana Z tych prad6w
uzywania danych sobie glos6w dobro, lub szko-
de og6lna spoleczenstwa
Ameryka m1oda, ME zarazona przesadami i ska
menialoScia pojec d1ugich wicklow, bierze sic do
spraWy tel naturalnie bada - czy DUO kobet chce
praw, rozwaza - jaki wp1yw wywarfy sta
mach, kt6re maja juz giosowanie kobety ma urze-
dach, daej - czy bedzie to dla og6fu ludnoSci ko-
rzystnem, lub ME. A poniewaz zastepy kobiet wal
cZacych Z zapafem prawa rOsna, poniewaz tam,
gdzie prawa juz So dane, zdobywaja kobiey uzna-
ME / pokask, sprawy og6iu, jak: trzezwoSc opie-
ka macerzynstwa, opieka mad dzeGmi, poprawa by
tn pracujacych, uczciwoSG sumiennoSG admnistro-
wanna - rOsna, vice tez coraz nOwe stany prawa
kObietOm przyznaja. Wszak stan Illinois
malo praw kobiecie ME da1 ME przesz1o ono tylko
mala r6znica glos6w do chwili najbzszej gdy zn6w
pod obrady wzete bedzie
tax widzimy, IL Ameryka ME pyta - iakiemi
sa jej kobiety, ami zdzialaly jake zasIug maia
Me. -. Liczy sic chwila zyciowa, iei potrzebami
wymaganiami bytu stosOwnie do tego decyduie
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1911-10-05

UWazamy, IL taxi punkt patrzenia ma rzeczy.
jest Jedynle sfuszny, trzezwy korzystny tymcza-
sem SO zdania opinje rome, kt6rych pom6wimy
GrasuJe zw1aszcza spofeczenstwie polskiem
nastroJ ferowania wyrok6w, zw1aszcza aplikowa-
MA kar wzgledem tych, kt6rzy na jakiems nowem
polu do piracy staja, owe obejmuja plac6wki pra
gna Wfaczenla w poczet czynnych szereg6w narodu
taklch razach zwyke rzucaja sic ma nowciusza
zasfuzem Wleloletni weterani i zewszat obstepuiac
po staropolsku wofaja: eco zacz? kto Gle rodzia 2?
Jakl herb / pod jakiego zawofania?'' A iesli ME
ma legitymacji dostatecznej zaczynaja popychac
poszturchlwac, odwracac sic mny robiG = a jesli
bardzo uparty petent nowych dr6g, to spr6buja bez
ceremonJl "a drzwi wyrzucc, gdy zaS to sic ME
uda - to wydziwianiu, kpinom, kamieniom razom
ME b9dzie kOnca az do zupelnego tryumfu lub DO
hahbienia przecwnika.
Otoz tax jest sprawa praw wyborczych ko-
bet kraJu, tn - wychodztwie. Gdy kobieta
Jako sifa nova, do szeregu mezczyzn pracownik6w
staJe, czy to ma polu wiedzy czy piracy zawodowei
biurowej, fabrycznej, rzucaja sic ku niej O.
krzykaml: "kto zacz skad po co, jakem prawem
dlaczego?. ="
Ia faza przejSciowa iyciu spolecznem kraiu
Juz minela, opinja zostala zwycezona faktami ie-
si ME godzi sic jeszcze caloSci ma prawa r6wne
dla kobety, to jednak ME oSmiea sic luz zarzucac
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-23
Cine tpeifere AeferenHnmfraee.

dusgegeben iperben iole. Die Srase
lei alip nur bic, ipie melt man in Der
grtpeiterung Der Wtunicipal 9lnlase
geben pple, lporauf Staotratb pelz
cinsti na9 Der 9eriammlung bes
Stabtrdtbs ertldrte, bab Morgan's
Qeuberunsen bsutlid auf Die 9lbiidt
Der @srpaltuns binpeiien. Die @m=
pfsblung in Der tommenben Wabl=
campagne absuidgen.
DAB bieIe 2lbIi6t pprliegt, unter=
liest teinem 3tpsifel, oenn 9err Sco=
pill, Der 2eitsr Der glepeluno electric
illuminating Co.. pirb ale Wtinen,
b. +. Die @elOminen, fprsnsen laiien.
um bic Goneurrens, ipel4e biekIbe
bsorobt, aus bem Wsse gu i4affen.
Serr ScopiG freiB. ipie man bas an
fdnst. Gr tpirb BEL Der prehe an
fanssn. Man sebe nur 9ldt. Mud
lit er es auseni9einlid setpeien, Der
ben Stabtratb 5u iugseriren per=
iuhk, bab $5O0,000 geniigten, um
ben Iusbau gu betpertltenigen, aber
6srr 9afsr parirte ben Stob, inbem
er feititellte, baB bic 4nla9e Der
Glepelanb electric eliminating 60.
breimal $5O0.000 setoitet babe unb
baB Die Stabt nidt obne Die 2 Mil=
lionen fertis perben fOnne.
Gs lit 10 gut pie absemaht, baB.
ipenn Die Sp5ialiiten Der Stabt unb
ale ebrli6 uno fortsei9rittenen 8iirz
ger Der Stabt bic Gmpfeblune BEL
rsr Wabl nidt unteritiisen. oieielbe
ni4t paiiiren pirb; bic bemotratiide
Yartei brinst lie nimmer-ou Stanbe;
Daau 1T iie gu iebr BON Beutepolitiz
fern our9iebt, Die iid germ bon 9errn
ScobiI &c 60. iifer5eugen lahen, bob
Die Reiolution i'm SntereiIe Der se=
nannten 8efellibaft rermehert per=
ben miihe.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-23
Stclypin's finricbtnno.

ben Suben, ais Gu9eott fir bas auf
i'm unternommene 9lttentat in Scene
geIeBt miro, Oas auerit aufgetau9te
8erii9t, als ob es ii9 um eine priz
bdte Giferfu9tstrdgDOie banble, 1T
tnapil6en tpioerlegt poroen. 5elt
itebt bielmebr, bab ous Nttentat ein
politif9er 9ltt mar. Gs berri4en
bariiber 5pei 0eriionen. g}a9 Der
einen 1T 8ogroff, Der @ttentdter,
Mitglieb elmer Serrpriltenz8erid idpOz
runs, Die ibn gum goafiibren Der
Sbat auserieben bat. glad Der dnz
oeren fpielt 8ogroff, nad benz Wtuz
lter BON 95ep, eine Ooppelrolle; I'M
Dem er als SpiBel cer polttif6en
Yoliaei fungirte unb 10 in ben Stdno
eeIebt puroe, auh Die pldne oieier
fennen 81 lernen unb ebentuell 81
Our6treuaen. llno 70 au6 ipurbe
ss ibm mOslid, in bas Sbeater gu
9elansen. Sebenfalls miro iebt fur
Rublanb cine neue Nera oes Shrez
dens dnbre6en.
MIer. Sonas.