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NOTABLE OFFERINGS At THE STORES
For Further Details Consult the Advertisements in Todays
Tribune

BLOOM NGDA LES. anticipating
Thanksgiving and early Christmas shop
ping, is filled with china, cut glass sill
yer, cutlery linens. rugs, pictures, furni-
ture and all the other things that go to
make up a home Besides there are all
sorts of things for women. The, con.
densed budget Of special sales has a host
Of values included. There will be a
special clearance sale Of Oriental rugs.
HEARN. having purchased the stock of
the Ryer Manufacturing Company, is Of
fering extraordinary values in damasks,
tapestries. portieres lace curtains and
bed sets. Dolls are ready for the Christ
mas shopping. Sample rugs and women's
shirtwaists are featured.
ABRAHAM & STRAUs advertise $500
pairs Of lace curtains at less than 81 a
pair. The stores Toyland, on the fourth
floor, is mecca for the little folk nova
days
REVIbLON FRERES are showing
Hudson seal or caracul coats, with collars
10 match. Of contrasting furs; coats OF
Eastern mink. evening wraps of mole or
ermine and leopard coats with natural
wolverine collars. There Is also great va
riety in the fur sets and mems coats.
c. &. sHAYNE & co. are showing the
extreme styles Of the season as well as
more Conservative models in furs com
prising draped wraps, full and medium
length coats ars also very fine collec-
ton OF the new styles in neckwear and
mUfs
MACY'S advertises New York's great
est display Of toys" and besides, reliable
furs, new models IN women's coats, holl-
Day hand luggage, Dlouses for misses and
small women, satin. crepe de chine and
batiate bouses, womens suits and dress
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GIBSON CHEERED BY WIFE
Prisoner Grows Anxious, but
She Predicts Acquittal.
[By Telegraph 10 The tribune. ]

Goshen, n. Y, Nov fs.-Burton W.
Gibson. accused of killing Mrs. Rosa
MenSchik Szabo, was up early this morn
ing and ate his usual breakfast, consist
ing Of a lamb chop and cereals which
was sent to the Jail from a boarding
house across the street
Gibson is anxious about the verdict and
does not hesitate to ask those with whom
he comes In contact what the general
opinion is regarding it. one Of the news
paper men told Gibson and his wife that
the best they could hope for was dis
agreement. To this Gibson did not reply
but Mrs. Gibson said:
"Oh. II will be better than that. ! m
sure il will be an acquittal'
Gibson spent this morning reading the
newspapers and did some writing. lie
wa. interrupted In his writing this after
noon when screw that held one OF MS
nose glasses In place came out and a
reporter took the glasses TO a Jewelry
store TO have them repaired, Then ne
was able TO resume his writing. Inc
affect OF the severe strain Gibson has
been under the last week has told on him.
Mrs. Gibson returned TO her home AZ
Rutherford, \. j., after the Adjournment
Friday afternoon. Both Gibson and his
wife said that he had had fair trial.
but the prisoner added only that the
prosecution MANUFACTURED some OF us
evidence" He declined to mention the
witnesses he had In mind.
Mrs. Gibson will be on hand TO cheer
up Burt" as she calls him, during the
summing IN on Monday. She Is eh-
pected to arrive In Goshen on sunday
Their six-year-old daughter will not APP
poer in court.
Gibson had no visitors to-day 1t is eK-
pected that Assistant District Attorney
Wnsservogel will sum up for the prosecu-
ton and Robert IT, Elder for the defence,
beginning on Monday morning, and that
the case will be given TO the jury by .
D. m. on that day.
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es, evening dresses from Paris, Rogers
silverware, curtains, panels and bed sets,
all linen damask table cloths and Straus"
cut glass are shown, among other things.
STERN BROTHERS have decided to
dispose OF their entire stock of trimmed
millinery at reasonable prices. An impor-
tant sale will be held on Tuesday in
women's button shoes and mems and
women's umbrellas will be sold tomorrow
at attractive prices Other attractions at
this store will include women's gloves
dress silks, photograph frames, jewslry
and fans and evening hair ornaments.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE e. co. have
arranged for this week extraordinary
prices I'm holiday goods. The bargains will
include handkerchiefs for women and
men. silk waists, dress satins and Chan
tilly laces.
j. NJ GIDDING e. CO.. beginning to-
morrow, will hold special sales in mil
linery gowns. wraps. tailor-msde suits,
coats. blouses and furs
HIGGINS e. SETTER call attention TO
the fact that this is the last week OF
tlt aHiiudi udHhSkiNiHb SaN' bIi"ei
ware specials. plates. crystal table dec
ora tons and table glassware sets are
some of the articles to be offered at
moderate prices.
A. JAECKEL & co. will hold a sale
of fur sets, scarfs and muffs for men
and women and fur and fur lined coats
for every occasion
l.. p. HOLLANDER e. co. announce
sale for this week of home dinner gowns.
TIE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE
COMPANY offer special inducements this
week I'm English furniture. -
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any; TH ffeF' +. s THPt6s; ssysiry;
4 cARL MNhs sth III Inf sstn!y ARTHUR
CoNGDR. 21st Infantry; WILLIAM p
DAVIS, 9Th Infantry; HARRY A. EAIoS'
23d Infantry: HAROLD b. FIsKE, zstn ID.
JAMES B. GoWEN. 10th Infantry; WILL
lam J. LUTz, 2sth Infantry: EDGAR a.
MYER, llth Infantry; FRANK j. NOE NOE
ZOOS and CLEMENT 4. TRoTT,. 5th In.
fantry, IRA G wELBoRN. 9th Infantry:
PANEL PANEL. F. CRAIG 4th Field Artil'e agd
WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG. Porto RICO
regiment Of infantry; First Lieuts enanv
EBEN SWIFT; ~ lin . GSysIrX; n hE W.Hrl
BORGND, Sd Infantry: JAIME NADAL'
l'crto Rico regiment Of infantry ,
Leaves Of absence: Captain HAROLD =,
from December s.; First Lieutenant ELbERl
FARMER, infantry, two months on rsier
from present duty; Captain HARRIS rEN.
DLEToN, Jr., quartermsster corps Two
months on relief from quarterrnsster corps:
Captain THOMAS w. HoLLYDAY. 81 rIeIo
Artillery, one month and ten days IRON DeS
Europe; First Lieutenant WILLIAM A:
CANOE 9th Infantry. one month on rehsi
from West Point; Captain CHARLES H.
FREEMAN, medical corps, fifteen days
NAVY.
Lieutenant Cunior grader Z. F. JOHNSON. TO
naval training station, Great Lakes
Ensign FITZHUGH GREEN. detached Bureau
OF Ordnance: TO postgraduate course
Medical Director PHILIP LEACH, oomns-
stoned: detached naval hospital, Las Animss'
home, await orders
Medical Inspector @. H. BARBER, detached
marine recruiting station. Boston, COMMAND
naval hospital, Las Animas.
Paymaster Il. II. COPE and Passed hshass"t
Paymaster II. l. BEACH, commissioned;
Naval Constructor II. T.. ROBINSON, 10 aooi-
tional duty, member Of executive council
post grR ouate department, Naval Acaoemy.
Civil Engineer a. a. BAKER and Che' "u"-
ner w. II. DAYTON commissioner
Paymaster's Clerk G. f RAPPOLEE. APP
pointed; to navy yard, Philadelphia
MARINE CORPS.
Second Leut.nants P. T. CASE and B. a.
MOELLER. to marine of,cers school, Nor-
folk
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs. - The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department
ARRIVED
Nov 21-The whipple, the Prsble, the PAU
Jones the stewart the California, the COL
orado and the Maryland, at San Diego tn'
Cesar and the Culgoa at Puerto Plata.
SAILED.
Nov. 2l-The whipple, the Preble, the PAU
Jones and the Stewart. from San Pedro Tot
San Diego -
Nov. 22-The Eagle. from Guantanamo for
Aux Cages. Hayti; the Buffalo, from CoIihto
for Panama: the Culgos, from Puerto flata
for Tompknsville the Wordsn. rom navy
ward New York 70 sea for certain tests.
Nov 23-The Denver. from Aitata' mebl0o' lo'
Topolo Bampo, Mexico.
The Arethusa which left Port Arthur Tax,
November H. for Hampton Roads directed oy
radio 10 proceed to Newport
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PRESERVED DEATH WARRANT
Man Ordered Shot by Lincoln Dies
in Missouri.

Clinton. Mo, Nov. 23.-Captsin W. g.
Watkins, who served under General Joe
Shelby in the Civil War. died here to-day
al the age of seventy-nine years. While
recruiting a company for the Confeder-
ate army Captain Watkins was disco'-
cred within the Union lines and was capt
ured, court martaled and ordered shot
President Lincoln approved the order but
Watkins escaped. rejoined his regiment
and served through the remainder OF the
war.
A copy of his death warrant, signed sy
Lincoln, given him after the war; was
highly priced by Captain Watkins
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HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Minnehaha, reported as 7e5 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at $40 m yesterday, IL expect
ed to do,k Monday afternoon.
The George Washington, reported az go
miles east Of Sandy Hook at 1850 q m yester-
day, is expected 70 dock Monday forenoon.
The Kursk. reported as 1913 miles east or
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, IL expected 10
dock this forenoon.
The Potsdsm, reported as /. O85 miles east Of
sandy Hook at $50 a m yesterday, Is expected
10 dock Tuesday forenoon.
Tho Ivernia, reported as 82 miles cas- OF
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, 10 expected 10
dock this forenoon.
The Oscar II, reported as 1.540 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at m yesterday, II expected 10
dock late Tuesday evening or Wednesday fore
noon.
The Kroonlsnd, reported q, 100 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at t66 m yesterday. II expected
10 dock Monday afternoon.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OfficiaI Record and csst.-Washingto ton,
Nov "a disturbance Of considerable In
tensity has developed over the upper lake region
where IL IL causing rains and SHOWS and
hiKh vnd, Another disturbance Is of the
Virginia cspes and is moving northeas,wsrd
Except in the region Of the Great Lakes inc
weather was fair during the last twenty TOUR
hours throughout the country
The temperature IS considerably lover in the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and The
north Atlantic states. and II has changed little
elsewhere. There will he snow Sunday In the
region OF the Great LAKES, and rain In north
Atlantic states. while in other parts OF the
eeuntry the weather will he fair Sunday and
Sondsy The temperature will be lower Sun
day In the region Of the Great Lakes. the Ohio
and middle Mississippi valleys and the east
Gulf and south Atlantic states, ard Monday In
the middle Atlantic and New England states
The temperature will rice Sunday In the plains
states and Monday In the uppec Mississippi
valley.
be Increasing east; middle Atlantic coast. mod
crate variable. becoming brisk west and north
vest south Atlantic coast. moderate west and
northwest; esst Gulf coast light west and
northwest; west Gulf coast light variable on
the lower lakes. brisk and high west. upper
lakes. brisk and hish northwest.
LalIes, except Western Superior and extreme
Southern Michigan. and on the Atlantic coast
from Boston to Bridgeport, Conn.
Forecast for Special Iocalitie.-For East
ern New York. fair In southern and rain or
snow In northern portion to-day: Monday.
clearing and colder; moderate to brisk va
nsble winds. becoming west and northwest.
For Northern New England. rain on the
coast and rain or snow In the interior to-
day; Monday fair and colder Increasing
east winds
For Southern New England. unsettled
probably with rain. to-day: Monday. clearing
aad colder: brisk and probably hish east
winds becoming variable.
For Western New York, rain or snow and
colder to-day Monday, fair: brisk and prob
ably high west winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey. unsettled. probably preceded ny rain 70.
day: Monday. fair and colder: brisk west and
northwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day, OK
cspt probably snow hurrles near the lake
colder: Monday. fair. brisk and high west
winds
For Delaware. Maryland and the District
~ Columbia unsettled and colder to-day.
Monday. fair and colder: moderat. 10 brick
west winds
Local OticiaI Rrcord.-The following offcinl
record from the Weather Bureau shows The
changes IN the temperature FOR the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with the correspond
- 49, Let
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INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City

TEACHER IN NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL
will give lessons or tutor in literature,
history, history OF art and music. Greek.
Latin and common English branches: prepa-
ration for foreign travel a speciality. Address
A., Box 10. Tribune Offlce
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday, Novem
Der %. 1912.


st.sm.r hawaiian. Puerto Mexico, NoyemI,-
h.r ~ 10 tine American hawaiian IS CO. Vi'h
Indse Arrived at the Bar AZ % IN.
steamer Zulia Ia GJaNTa NoNem'tt =.
M.Tocaiho 10. Curacao u and Mayasu.E TO- 20
Bliss Dnlcu 60, with pa'sehse MAJ -,
aad. ' ~. =,
tonic November. q and Puerto corteE l7' 70 wv
Atlantic Fruit and SIS GO. With passehSer ana
aads. Arrived - the Bar At ! " m. ,.,
Steamer ~ Laurent CFr', Bordeaux NoNeHuee'
. and ,'orunna H. 70 the Cpmpasnle bener''
rran.atlsntiqu. with u cabin and II Ns,.
arc passengers and mds.. Arrived At the hai
az 3.lb -, n,
steamer Frsnconia ,Bn. Boston November y
10 The CHnArd $ 60. Ltd. In ballast. L~''
Quarantine at sos a N. -,
steamer Msnns Hsta baltimore 10 we 80
York and Baltimore IranspoI'a'loh % WIZ
nds. Passed in Ouarartin. at +:Sj a m
Steamer Arapshor, JarDonviHe NoN'nnc,l
- and Charleston =, 10 The ,lFee - % :,
na,,enKsrs and ndss Passed I'm quarantine ~
steamer CAlabria CBrI. tAshorn November 3
Naples and Palermo =. 70 HENDERSON br",
with / cabin and 3sS sterrsse pa.senseS hho
mds. Arrived At IN. mar a. il:,5 m.
steamer saTanhc tRr. Barrow Novemesr >
70 DAvid T warden, IN ballast Arrived at the
Steam.r Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk. to the old Dominion "a co. with pas
sonsers and mdss. Passed In quarantine ~
2:2s m.
Steamers Psdoms CUBAN. NatanzaH Mel
ssrrkin tBri Pun,a Arenas. columbia iBfl'
Glasgow, Minneapolis tBri, LONDON: Trent 'bt y
Kingston. Concho. Galveston Federico tALsl D.
Pbiiadslphia: Havana Havana. jamestown o,
Norfolk and Newport News: Conc'iiina ~
GiorgiG pjoD. Port Antonio. Calliope 'bIh
Montsvideo; lroquois. charleston ana Jacson
Madonna tFr Msrseill-s: J.Nerson. Norfolk
and New port NevS. Parma 'Brb, - Thor1a'
pashn CSorJ. Nswp-rt News. ran GloTsio
Utah, Naples: Ei Nundo. Galveston: CITY ~
Atlanta savannah. Texan. Puerto Mexico
Ronifac, (Br). Pap via Norfolk. lndradeo
Cpr Singapore. Philadelphia Southampton
Matanza, Havana PrinI Frieerich Wilhelm
Ger, Bremen; Protsus. New ORLEANS; RrasoS'
San Juan: z LIckenhach, San Juan. car
rillo CBrl. Kingston. oceanic ORR, South'mp
IN
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SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Plymouth. Nov q. 1888 p m-st Paul. New
York for CherbourE and SOUTHAMPTON 'ann
Antwerp nov 2s-Finland. Nev York Via
Mons eco Sov 2s-Iaconis B0. New York m'
Port said Nov n-Indramsyo CBr,. New York
for Hong Kons. etc ,,,, M,
New YORK via 81 Vincent, G V. cape Town
and Algos BAY.
santos, Nov 2O-wogllnde gen. New York via
Barbados, rsrnnmnssur1 and nio az r Jsn'T IN,
Quebec: Titan CBri, New York.
Queenstown Nov %. f:5S n m--GErnnis 'Br''
New YORK for Liverpool 'ani proceeded
SAILED
Ari.r Nov 10 -Cuyshoga G'0 from New
p,rosdo.' Nov 2o-santa Ursula GER IRON
Santos and rio de Jsaeroi. New York z2I
AiGsn OBJ from ManaosI, New YORK. m.
p.na.th Nov c2-EspersnsC de Larrinhga tbr''
shields. Nov 22-Pauls oGer from stock.
r. p11n4 no Nov g. 100 a m normudian cBr,
Care Town Nov 21.-RotenfeIs Ger from
New YorlO. Melbourne.
syra Nov 13-Patris tGreen from Pirrn"'
sonth M pto Nov q. 1915 NEW York
New York via Chcrbourg.
Ere Iron, mo as T1n New yo-k
pot,.rdam. Mo- %. 10 "a n, .-- Nieuw AmSterdam
Dutcbl New yorE VIA Ponlosn'.
ISv.rpool Nov z3-Csrmania Orr, New York
via Queenstown.
Glasgow Nov 23-CamerOnia (Brl, Now York
vi, Movtle.
Doy.r Nov a. 1910 m--Zeeland tBelgj
from Antwerp. New York.
PASSED.
Gibrsltsr Nov 2S-Lsura husO, New YoIb
Tor Algiers. Naples. pat-as and Trieste: 22i.
Glenaen (Br). New York for Messns, Genoa.
etc.
Lizard Nov 23-Msjes,ic CHrj. New York Tor
plymouth Cherbourg and southampton.
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Highest temperature yesterday, - degrees.
lowest -; average. 80 average for core
spending date ls.t year, 3s. average for cor
responding date last thirty-three years. 81
Local Forecast.- Rain to-day, MONDAY. clear
ing and colder. moderate 20 brisk variable
winds, becoming west and northwest.
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MAIL ORDER BUSINESS.
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YHEyiNI1;{lIUd;I1HS

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nm for II DAYS. Including shore eHcurslons.
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Oroisi observations ot United states weather
bureaus taken al 5 p. m yesterday follow:
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. $50; sunset. 4!3S; moon rises -
moons age, IS.
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Miscellaneous.
scHoOI AGENCIES.
BUSINESS CHANCES

near Philadelphia. with ss-
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, Russian sable stole. Monday events
ON subway, between T2d and SOth SIS. ~
eral reward Return 10 DR.. w NJ PacN'
West list 81.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

.Men for Sc Mauretania closes $50 = III
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

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Local OricisI Rrcord.-Th following orieiol
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes IN the temperature FOR the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with the correspond
inE date of last year.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
Naznanilo.

ObveScam vSe one Sobrate y. >.
b. u. druStva stew. IL. Breezy
Hill. Kans. kateri MISC bill navzo-
ci pri sell, XII Sc ie vrSila dine 10.
marca Ma omenieni sell Sc je
sklenilo. da Sc korporativno ude-
lezimo vcselice. katero priredi O.
skrbovalno odbor druStvene dvo-
rane V Frontenac. Hans. katera
Sc lima vrSiti dine l.. aprila. One
niti hoGem. da Sc Snidemo toGnO
oh ga uri dopoldne pri Street ka-
ri ma Frontenac. Cd tam odkora-
kamo vsi Skupaj Y meStO k druSt-
veni d%vorani. Vspored bo sledeci:
Oh 81 uri Sc pricnejo spreje-
matt druStva. Oh 1912 uri bode
parada in pc paradi sledijo nago-
vori. Oh eni uri sc priene pa pies.
VStopnina "a moSke bo soc; Gene
in dekleta so vStopnine prOste.
Torei cenjeni sobratje! Upam,
da sc V polnem Stevilu udelezite
te %slavnoSti.
Cisti dobiGek pripade k omenje-
nj dvorani. Zategadeli ne bo samo
enemu druStvu V korist, ampak
cell ~organizaciji.
Nadalje opozarjam vse one so
brate. kateri Sc MISC vrnili oporoG-
nth kart, mai to store nemudoma
in STEER do prihOdnie seize. Xxi Sc
ina vrSiti dine II. aprila. da Jill
potem oddati ma glavni
urad.
Dale Sc je re tudi pripetilo. ia
so nekateri sobratje silili raGuno-
vodia 4 meseGnimi priSpevki IL
ven seize. Torej c%itaite pravila boil
pazno in dolznoSti raGunOvodja,
potem bodete l. vsem ma iasnem ::
kakSno dolinOst ina on in kakSno
innate vi. Ko pridete k sell in ka-
teri Sc inmate pravil. zahtevajte
Jill sami. ker meni nj mogeGe We
deti. kdo Jill Sc nina.
Bratski pozdrav.
Rochus Godina. ta.inik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
nc

pa socialist priSli ma krmilo, bo-
do to uredili. kakor bodo hoteli.
ker Jim nihGe ne DO mogel brani-
II. ZaStava maj DO re kakorSna ho-
zee. glavno je, da ljud.je "rdeGe''
mlslijo! Pozdravljeni,
Chisholm. Mimi: - Volilni
bog jc minul, "A o soc. klubu nj BIZ
10 sliSati BESIDE? Ali Spi? Kje je
agitacija! ProtiverStvo .je slabo
agltatoricno SredStvo ia social
ZEN,
" Gilbert, MINI. Na>lovite pi-
Smo direktno ma dotitno osebo.
PoSlano NINA pomona IA javnost.
Ma Svidcnje,
San Diego. Cal. Hvala IA ca
>OpiSc,
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Domaca izkusnja.

Neda je posledica izkustva.
Mnogo reGi je trcba poskuSati.
pref ko dosezemo zazelieni uspeh.
IStotako so delali naSi pradedi.
VISA zcmljiSGa in zivila so bila po-
skuSana pre.je, doklcr sc je do
locilo. ktere ilmed Nth Sc zamo-
rejo rabbit IA hrano. ktere IA kr-
mo in ktere IA zdrayilo. VSaki rod
jc prideial k tel vedi. dokler Sc nj
razyila Sedanja veda zdravilstva.
Rama IeliiSca so bila zdruZcna. da
je njihov ucinek ma GloveSko telo
uSpeSnejSi in hitrejSi. Ma Ia naGin
iznajdeno je bilo dobro znano
zdravilo. T~rinerjevo ameriSko
zdravilno grenko vino. Mnogo POI
Skuicnj ic bilo treba. pred ko Sc
ie TO prvovrStno zdravilo zamoglo
doveSti do sedaric d~ovrSenoSti.
Ono maj Sc rabi Y boleznih prebav-
Min organov. pri zgubi slasti in
moGi. zabasanosti. glavobolu. ner-
vOZnOSti.
Y lekarnah - Jos. Triner. 1888
1880 8. Ashland Ave. Chicago.
Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26
NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
(Dalje.)

- Kaj?
- IzroGiti GA komu druzemuo
- Ne! - je deial glasno.
- RazmiSljajte. Vi innate tpliv :
"A ljubijo - vi in Nakhodka sta
najbolj revolucionarna delavca
IN. lie pomislite Eoliko hi lahko
storili IA svobodo! vi veste, da
vas cato poSljejo dalec. dalec
proc. pa "a dolgo dobo.
- OdlOGil sem in mice me ne
odvrne od mojega sklepa,
- Pa ce hi vas JAZZ proSila - &c
bi vas JAZZ
- Pavel ie pricel govoriti nitro
in z resnim glasom.
vi ne smete govoriti tako.
vi ne smetel
- Clovesko bite sem - je de-
iala tho.
- Da, dObro cloveSko bite ste,
- je rekel tho in Z zaupnim gla-
som, kakor da hi lovil sapo. -
vi ste meni drago GloveSko bite.
Da. vi ne smete govoriti tako.
Srecno. - jc dejala dekle.
Pc ropotu Nth peta je matt
ugenila. da je urno odSla. zbezala.
Pavel je odSel Z MO ma dvorisce.
Tezek strah je davil materini
prsi. Razumela nj. o Gem sta 60
v%orila, a cutila je, da io caka no
vo. veliko gorje. Meme misli so
Sc u%stavile oh vpraSanju;
- Kaj hoGe?
Cstavile so Sc in zamrle kakor
zebelj V mozganih.
Pavel Sc je vrnil . Andrejem 2
dvoriSca in Malorus je zmajal z
glavo:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-26

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
in boleGine Y vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj. &c Sc napravi par
moGnih drgnjenj $ pain EXpel-
Ter, kakor ie popisano V knji-
lici, Y kteri je zavita steklenica.
SredStvo Sc lahko kupi V Ameri-
XII Y Sleherni lekarni "a - cen
tov steklenica. treba pa je patti
ma to. da .ie varStvena znamka :
Sidrom ma kartonu in ma sickle
nici.