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val S cudnim glasom:
- Mrtve vznemirjajo, rajnike
Dude $50.
kotija je odskakovala po ka-
menju. lvanova glava je mehko
zadevala oh mateaint prsi in izvos-
eek je zamisljeno mrmral:
LJudstvo je moeno razburje-
no neredi Sc pojaTjajo -.
da. Snoci so prisli k sosedovim o.
rozniki in odvedli seboj kovaca.
Pravijo, da ga odvedo pc noel ma
reko in ga skrivaj utope. KovaG
nj bill napacen Glovek. zelo razu-
men ...
kako pa mu je bio ime7 -
Je vp-asala matt.
Kovacu? Savel, a priimek
Jevcenko. Mad je Sc bill. "A ie We
hko znai tn pa jc. kakor Sc
kaze. prepovedano! Mexico je
priSel k nam in dejal: kakSno .ie
vase zivljenje. izvOSckio Res .ie.
Smo mu rekli. Slabse kot paste .je
to zivljenje da
- Stoj. - j. dejala matt.
Ivan ST jc prebudil vSled Sunka
in tho zajecal.
Premagalo jc fanta, - je
pripomnil izvoScek. - Eli. ii pre-
llnbo mole zganie
Il naporom jc prestavlial noge
in telo mu .je omahovalo gredoG
ccz dvoriScc je deial
- Lee pustitc sal grem lah-
Sofia j" bila Ze donna = cigare-
to V ustih j. nemirno prihitela
matcri naSP.oti.
PoloIivSi ranjcnca ma divan. je
sprrtho ~ralvezala obvezo ma ME
cow CLAW in medila ySe potrebno
- Ivan Danilovic pripeljali so
nekoga Ali ste utruieni. Nj
lovna Al; ste 81 kaj p~rcStraSili?
Lee oddehnitc 81 Nikolai. da.i
brl Nilovni case GAIA in kozarcc
portSkcga vina,
OmamIicna cd prezitih dogod-
kov j. matt tezko Sopla in bolcst-
no zbadanjc ic cutila V prsih: "a
mrmrala je:
\lkdar ne Skrbitc zane
Ali I vsemi Svoiimi kretniami
j" trepetajocc proSila polornosti
in meme ljubclni.
II Sosrdnjc sobc sta priSla Nj.
kolai ; ohvczano roko in doktor
Ivan DaniloviG. YES rnzmrScn in
koSmat knkor icz. Crno .jc sto-
pill k lvanu in So SkIonil k MENU
rrkot:
Nodc. mnogo vOdr ri-
Stih platncnih robccy. waite
Matt j. Sla Y khhin.io. II Nike
laJ jo j. l. lrvico wei pod pazdu-
ho III jo pel.jal ' .iedilnico rekoc:
I" ne vclja YAM. tcmvcc
Sofji Nzncmiricna ste. dra-
"a moia. kaj!
Matt je vjcla njcgov pozorni.
socutni pogled in ihtcc j" vzklik-
Mia:
kakSno .ic blIo liubcek
moi, Po ljudch so sekali.
- Nidcl sem. - .je dejal Niko-
Lag, pokimal in il dial vina. - Ma
obeh straneh so 81 razgrcli A
ne vzEcmirjajtc Sc - L. : plosko.
reSno ranjcu j. mcnda en- sam.
Pred moiimi oGmi so ga ranili.
potcgnil sem ga IL gneGe
Nikolaiev obraz in glas, COR
kota in svctloba Y sobi so poto-
lazili Nlasovko. I~Ivalczno Sc L.
ozrla NAM III vpraSala:
Ali So tudi vas ranili!
- /di Sc mi. da sem Sc sam ra-
nil %noprevidno sem zadel oh
nckaj in 81 odrgnil kozo. Pi.ite
cal. hladno jc. "A vi ste lahko
obleceni
lztegnila jc roko pc caSi in o.
paula. da so njcni prsti pokriti
$ pcgami Strjene krvi: roka il ie
omahnila Ma kolcna krilo .ie
80
bilo vlazno. Siroko .jc odprla oci.
privzdignila obrvi, izpod celia ,ie
~pogledala ma svoje prste, V CLAW
Sc il IT, Zvrtelo i'm srce il 10 raz-
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Umrh Clani:

Pri DIR. ST. 4, V Mineral. Hans,
John konrad, cert. 81. 3S3. Umrl
9. steptembra t. l.. Y starosti -
let. - Pri druS. st. 10. Y Frank
lin, Kans., John Cisar, cert. ST.
l43S. Umrl 10. oktobra {. i. V sta
roSti % let.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-12

''oPi''i S'oJe mesto napetemu 4
pricakovanJu; ocitno je narasea,l
la raZburJenost, rezke besede sol
paddle, odpovsod je velo nekaiI
novega, vznemirljivega. VsakI
oklic je zbujal ma trgu, V proda
Jalnah, med usluzbenci i'm roko
delci zivahne razgovorc, vsaka
aretacija mestu je 7buiala plal]
Sen, cash nezaveden, socuten odI
mev V pogOvorih o vzroku ~areta.I
ciJe. Use pogostejSe je slisalaI
med %preprostimi ljudmi besedeI1
XII so 10 cash straSile: punt. SOL
cialisti, politika - porogljivo Sd
jih izgovarjali, ali IA p@osmehomI
Sc je skrivalo radovedno vpraSa
nJe, Z Zlobo, - in Ia MO je zve-l
mel strah zamiSljeno, upanjapol-l
no in grozece PoGasi. a v sill
roklh krogih so ST. Sirili valovi I'd
postanem z%ivljenju, dramile so 81
zaspane misli in obiGajno, posilI
mlrno razmerje do dnevnih do
godkov Sc je oma jalo. Use to jej
videla jasnejSe cd drugih, ker III
bolje cd njih poznala oblicje ziv1I
lJenJa. ker mu je stala blizje: kdI
Je opazila ma MEM CUBE premiSN
lJevanJa in razdrazenosti, Sc
radovala i'll bala. Radovala Sc Jef|
ker Je vse to smatrala IA del{i
svoJega sina, bala So je, ker j,E
vedela, da zapustivSi jeco. stopf
ma najnevarneiSe mesto i'll
da pogine.
CASH Sc jc razrasla sinova poi
doba kakor pravljicni orjaki: "
sebi je zdruzevala vse poStene inf
smele besede, kar Jill je cula. vse
liudi, ki so il bill vsec, vse in.
naStvo in svetlobo, kar je jc pf
znala. P~revzeta in ponosna jc Y
them razkoSju poljubovala to
podobo in nadepolno mislila:
- Use DO dobro vse!
Njena materiska l.jubezen Sc n
razgorela in stiskala srce do bo-
lecin. zavirala liubezen do ljudi
in jo sezigala. in namesto velik1
ga cuvstva j. V sivem pepelu nd
mira plaSno trepetala utrujent
misel:
P0glne propade
Pozno je zaspala, $ tezkimi ST.
miami zgodaj zjutraj sc .je zbu-
dila S %trganjem V udih in 2 BOLD
cinami V CLAW.
XIV.
Opoldne je sedela V .jetniSlG
pisarni Pavlu nasproti in ogledb-
vala skozi meglo V svojih oceh
njegovo bradato oblicje Gakajoc
ugodne p~riloznOsti, da mu izroGi
pismo. Xxi ga je stiskala med prsti
- Zdrav sem in vsi drugi s,
tudi zdravi! 49, jc dejal pc tihG
- In kako je $ teboj?
he gre! Jegor Ivanovic lie
umrl! je dejala mehansko.
kaj? - .je vzkliknil Paw
in tho sklonil glavo. r.
- Pri pogrebu so policaji til
XII $ sabljami in enega so zap
Ii! je prostodusno nadaljeval
Uradnik jc nejevoljno zacm
kal : svojimi tenkimi ustni. SKI
ell kvisku in zamrmral:
- To ne gre. Zapomnite s.
da je to prepovedano! Vsak raj
govor o politiki je prepovedai
Tudi matt je vstala s stola 4
dejala, kakor da he hi razumela:
Ne govOrim o politiki, TEN
wee o pretepu! In pretepali so sc.
to je resnica Enemu so ceb
razbili glavo
- Nseeno. o TEN kar molGite!
MolGite o vsem TEN, kar Sc vas
osebnO he tice vase rOdbine
i'll vaSega donna sploh
Spoznal je. da ga je vjela, pa
je sedel "a MILO, urejeval papifje
i'll trudno d~ostavil:
- JAZZ sen odgovoren, da
Matt Sc .ie ozrla, urno s%tisnlla
Pavlu pismo V roko in olehcano
vzdihnila:
- Clovck ne We. O Gem bi go
voril
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ADVERTISEMENT
Boil. Pod. Drustvo
Is. ~januvarja 1892.
AVstr. SIovenSkO
Ustanovljeno

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI %URADNIKI
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~, Mineral, kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, w. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box PAS, Mulberry, Kans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 3S. Frontenac. Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box S57, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Rams.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAkOB MLAKAR, Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JOHN ERzEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box At.
Sprejemna pristojbina cd Is. do 40. leta znasa samo eden
Dollar. VS.; dopisi Sc mai blagovoijo posiljati, 81. tajniku.
Use denarne posiiatve pa 81. bla~gajniku.
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geamtsnfurrnption in SanklanS.

@ie bereits semeloet, lit Der rui.
ffide Senator @arin oamit beauf.
tragt, inn artileriereiiort Reniiionen
porainebmen; mir beridteten aud,
oab BEL einisen groBen ct. Beters.
burger Sirmen, Die unter 6em Ser.
oadt Itan0en. .S6miergeIoer~ ge.
sdblt 5u baben, Die Bidder our6seie.
ben uur0en. Die rlnteriuhung bot
aeaen Die betbeiIieten sSirnen, Die
Roterialien fir bic GrtiIerie geIie.
fert buben, nihts 8elaIten1es erge.
ben. 9ofiir er5ieIte Die Sausiu.
dung BEL Slpei uerabfdiebeten Snten.
oonturbeonten 3oppi un6 8itpin
erobe gieiuItate. geioe beiisen eigene
0an6bduier in Dem ct. 8etersburger
BiIIerIporort StreIna. 9ei Der oorti.
gen SausiudIune iuur6en 5tpei rie.
iige RiIten entoedt. ole boIIgepfropft
iporen nit Dofumenten uno 0fefl.
nuneen Der Sntenbnntur iiber arpgeb.
Tide 2iefcriugen fpabrer6 oes Iesten
Rrieees. 9ie $ausfudupg oaiierte
Sebn Stunoen lang; pGbrepo Der
Surhfuhuna um5ingeIte Elm ftartes
BoIBeiaufeebot Die Sauier.
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Riniitcr nuS SdneiOer.

gtus Stilttgart miro eei6rieben;
Gin ergoslid)e @rinnerung bat Der
grobe 8eteranenappea, Der in Der
tpiirttembergiideu 2anOesbatptItaot
abge9nlten tpuroe, in einem Der Be
tbeiligten, Dem INSTRUMENTATION
WiniiterprGiibenten 9ottor b. @ei3'
iGder mahgerufen. 9eim 5eiteiien
fab Der WfiniiterprGiiOeut inntitten
elmer 8eielidlaft alter @enerale, mo
in Der llnterbaItung CAB er nun fol'
een6e @piio0e gum beIten: 8or mebr
nIs 40 Sabren babe itb elm iltnger
Nann Der militGriiden glusbebungs-
fommiiiion in elmer miirttembergi.
I6en Staot oor9eiteat. aaum bate
er bas 3immer betreten. in Dem Die
&ommiiiion fab, aIs Der Saltptnlann.
Der ben 8oriis fiibrte, bemerfte:
vSie iin6 aeipiB n S6neioer9" =
~3u 9eiebl. nein," lautete Die
prompte glntlport, lid bin Referen.
bar, iporauf Der Solptmann, ben
lein Sharfblid 10 getduift batte, Dor
ii6 binbrimnIte: nNa ober nusieben
tbun sic tpirtlif) ipie Elm Sbnei'
oer." - gIs Serr b. @ei5idder feline
gr31bIuns beerSet batte, manote er
iih nit htitFgem 9lugen3pinfern on
einen Der olten @enerale nit Den
Worten: ,@rinnern iie iih nod Die
Ter fleinen SSene, @r5eaena9" $50.
rauf oieier nit einem &opfi6iittein
antportete. sd ipia es ibnen ia.
gen." beuterfte Sann Der Riniiter.
prdiibent, der Saiiptmam poren
sic. unb Der oerrneintIihe S6nei.
bergeieae mar ihl" = Nean fam
iid poriteIlen. ipeI6 itiirmiide Sei.
terfeit bieie Borte an Der Safel aus
Ioiten, Siin1aI Der Serr RiniIterpra.
iibent in ieinem aeuBeren ganB i'm
@egenfas 5u ieiner GefriiterBeit ieDr
air ~Sii[Ie" neiet.
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@ebuanssfraee i'm Mtertbnm.
Dis mas In sfies Rsn bts SiffsrtHstH Spiinss
oaHsbtiitun sab watahsrH aHssiidH

Ole Ieibiee Sroge Der 8obnllres-
urietben 1T 10 0lt Wie Die @el6idte
Der @obnlitqen ielbit. Sebr groB
mub bic @obmmgsfriiis I'M Hom
Der &aiier3eit gepefen iei1l. Dle
DtetropoIe tpirfte nit magrletrlher
IpieblnastraIt uno lodte2eute ans
aaenDelttbeiIen an; 6as botbe notiir.
lid cine be6erlfIid)e 8obnlmgsnotb
3ur fsolee, DO als 9tietbsauartiere
mir 6ie Stuaben Der iruleren StGot
in Sraee fomnten fon1tten; oiegluBen.
piertel fparen, oa es an rGlben Ver'
tebpsmitteln feblte, ,tlir idhper erreid.
bar rntS Sesbalb gum eroBen S9eIl
pero6et un6 inlbehdlit. Snfol9e Der
eerpaltisen Weietbsitei9eringen fam
es nidt ielien gu 8oIfserbebun9en,
un6 oer9r1tor @arcus &ufus tpuroe
i'm sSdbre as io5iioeen iiber gea6t
popular, neil er elm @eies ourb.
bro6te, 6as allen ornien Wtetbern in
Rom ei1e sSdbresrltetbe poIlit1noi9
erIieb. Cine GbnIife8orBeiiion mad.
tie, oils Sas BoH iih pieSer eiftmal
aeaen Ole Souspoi6as aitflebnte,
@Giar; einen 6ritten 0sietbeausfoa
batten Die Saiisbeiiser Sctanianus
su uer6a1lfet, MIR 6ab er nift
iGmmtli6e MietbiduIoen aus ben
9iidern Itpeiden IieB, iuuoern nur
Ole Otietben, Die nidt 1000 Seiter.
3en iiberitiegen; In ben fIeineren
gt66ten purOen MIR Rietbsbetrdge
bis 5u 500 SeIter5en erlaiien. SSltoe'
nal Idrieb in elmer feiner Satiren,
bob man ii9 nit Dem @elbe, bas
man In 8tom fin cine 6linfle, feudte
@obmtng oIs SSdbresmiefbe 5dblen
nriiIIe, in elmer i6orten Brooir5itaOt
Elm aortes Saus NUT erobem @orten
toufen f0nne. gluglIitus muBte, Die
Sitetonius er5Gblt, 6os Soritm enger
anleaen, aIs er gepGont bdtte, neil
er Die umliegert6en Sairer, Ole enorm
tbeller tpopen, ni6t 3u enteignen
tpoate. @inen beriibmten 8orfabr
i'm alten Rom batten audi Ole Ser.
rainIpefuIdntet, ole 8aupIdse ouf.
talfen, nidt Inn au ballen, fo1r0ern
nm iie NIT @elpiim tpeiter5lroertail-
fen: elm ioIder SpefuIart mar rGrn-
lid, tpie BIutar6 beridtet, @raiiits,
Der ieine m1gebeitren 9feibtbiimer
Sem Son6eG NIT 8arfIdden = er
falfte nit 8orliebe 8ronOpIdse uno
gum glbbru6 beitimmte Sdlfer -
oer6anfte.
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Sns 8sptil.

ginem 2onSoner 9Iotte entnebmen
mir Sos foIsenbe @eibt4tden, oas
fi6 tiirslih pGbren6 elmer Briifitn9
eintger Stubenten Der Neoi3in
bur6 ben 9roieiior Der gbpiiologie
F. obeeipieIt bat. Der @elebrte
bate ieinem ei9enen Singer eine
@Iutprobe entnommen. oeren Ser
flnft elmer Der. @raminonoen arf
piiieni6afflifem Bege ieititellen
IolIte. Ser Drifting bebonoelte ole
6rage iebr ernIt uno betrodtete oas
iih i'm Nifro1fop ibm bietenoe Bib
Der 8lutf6rperhen senou; als er iib
eingebeT6 eeritg nit Der ltnteriuh-
urs befubt gu bdben idien, fragte
Der Broieiior: .gFo bon peIhem
Beien itomnt 0ieies. Blut2" gu
Ieiner 9r0Bten reberruihung erbielt
Ct bon 6em Stu6enten Die i'm Boil
gefiibl Der ooITbrobten piileni6aft-
'Iihen 9eiItiirpg aegebene antuort:
r8on einem Fepttll" Ser @elebrte
IoG bon 5ieier Soentifbieriing nidt
gena6e erbalit 9efpeien iein.
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aIeinss RihoeritanOniR.

$aufierer: $a6en Der $err Barron
bielleidt nIte 9leioer ;u nertoufen2"
Baron (barid): r9ein, Die Der.
idenfe ihl"
&aitfierer (beideioen): -9os fann
i9 ober eieentli6 niht berlnnaen.
Serr 8oronl"
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Die oifeutIide Weiiring rrteiIt
garlo befonoers raid imb fed ab
iiber uDsepobnIide Uaeniden. llnb
bod TIT nidlts I6fperer, oIs in Der
SeeIe unespObHIi6er Reni1en rid-
tia sM Ieien. gIuntf6It
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abInnssansfOuten.

5dnpeia. mo iest oud
bhlng ftattfano. er3ablt
Ter Teseblutt" folgenoe
:mesi: sn 8irtertbur
ps56hIer, Der nit ieinern
N, ole Ebiire nit ben
uieieu sporoen: rIer
: Gin anoerer eb fd
einem Gbepoar Die 8et'
ern. GIs er oourit fer.
CITE er Die Srau. Oh iie
ritaHoen babe. Sie be.
10 Danote iid ibrerfeits
9eIiebten nit Der Srage:
#. ipoaen mir obou.
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BerIansen unS 8oIen. goIbrin-
zen un6 aonuer miiiien fih TN
Hseui9Ii6en 9eben aunddit intnsr
ait bas grrei1bare itreden.
The evening world., 1912-01-05
SUFFRAGE BEGS
0HOLDB BABY AS
Wife TEST|F|ES

Mrs. d. w. Barker. leader OF the
Women's Suffrage party in the Tenth
Assembly Dirtrict. Brooklyn. was on
tho stand to-day before Justice Jaycox
In tho Supreme Court inquiry as TO
whether the party convention OF Oct.
10 was legal and proper and he should
enjoin tho faction OF tho party which
does not think 10 from holding "A new
convention to unssat Mrs. Robert ii.
Elder.
Mrs. Barker was on the committee
which retired to the kitchen In the
basement OF Mrs. Talbot. Perkins's home
and expelled three delegates for trea
son after they had declared their intcn-
ton TO vote against Mrs. Elder. Tho
witness admitted that the trial was
merely the reading OF the charges pre-
fcrred by Mrs. Elder and that no testi-
mony vas taken for the defendants or
any argument made for them.
The hearing to-day was disturbed
early In the session by q meek-looking
who was carrying a baby about
three years old. A court attendant told
him no couldn't stay In tho room with
tho baby.
But baby's mommer IL going to testi-
~ for the suffrage on the witness
stand" said tho a plsadlnsly. "and I
want baby to hear her"
mot In this court" SAID me attend
ant. and pepper retir % meekiy.
The evening world., 1912-01-05

tho kitchen window and got into the
nat. Maddox entered By the front
door.
VIVA .rnasser o feliersf" grunted
Mr.. McCutcheon when they shook him.
Cant anybody get any sleep around
herc?"
without undue gentleness thsy dressed
him and took him away. Mrs. Foster
and her mother and the neiEhbors
changed the bed clothing and peaco
came again TO the house.
MIR. Mccutcheon told Magistrate Her
bert in the West Side Court to-day that
he didn't remember anything about Il
and didn't want to. He was fined so.
and. not being willing to pay II. will
spend ten days In Jail trying to recall
lust how Il happened.
The evening world., 1912-01-05
ETHAN ALIENS WILL.
Leaves "Dear Family
FRIEND" Part 81 Resiase.

The will Of Ethan Allen. The noted at
torney. was nled for probate to-day IN
tho s%urrogate's once. Mr.. Allen died.
Dec. 7. In hat city. The amount OF the
estate 10 not given. hut moro than Sioo.0o
10 distributed to tho family and friends
C. !c:. standing.
To each OF tho I'VE niec~s md nephews
6.00O In bcqueathcd. To Ella O'Kcefe Of
Long Island City. who was . servant In
the Allen household. G260O 10 loft. Tho
residue OF tho estate IL broken up into
eight equal parts. 10 be shared by
friends Of tho family. and Ella l.. Sands
Of BRETON Hall. . very dear friend OF
the family"
The evening world., 1912-01-05
MAN IN HER BED
SHOCKS RETIRING
YOUNG WOMAN
And He Sleeps on While Ten
ants Yell Chorus in Broad
way Apartment.

John NrCutcheor, street car cDnduc-
,o. .oarv y,t,h INF, work yosieraay.
- .., .., ucr..,i.n
"'S"' 49,,
"h"h ne p"'' ''"1"' "'''' ~ "
rested reir"sheh ana recfea'ed A""i'e'
he felt the need OF sloep. lie got Into
n subway train 1T the Grand Central
station 10 start for hi- home. No. ala
West rifty.Aventh street.
lie ,lep, by many station, and lurrhei
out O, tho train at Broadway and One
,tu,a,ca and Third stre,,. n. Walked
,,ock one block with rrca, care. wan.
a,-.a sb,u, in circleg for ten minute On
ar moro and then stcered himsalf Into
Tho nparsiuon, OF Mrs. PATTI Foster.
,ws,,v,wo vcars old. who live. with
Nor motner nj No. 2,S2 B~roadway. The
r,,.,.w s,nr,m.n, 4, on IN. fourth noor
~ 4. IN, McCutcheon apartmrt I'm
r,ov-s.ven,h street.
-o,,uo IN All Urn
The evening world., 1912-01-05

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. b.-An
ofhciAl announcement wa made by the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company to-day to tho erec,
that tho company will provide without
charse individual drinking cups for use
on Its trains. These will he of paper.
~para1ned to make them usrsblc. Tho
law requiring the elimination Of tho
common drinking cup In public places
went into effect lar I.
The evening world., 1912-01-05
SLEEPER AWAkEs oRUMsLINo
At BESiEGERS.

De. ives Maddox and Stanford were
semi from ii,c West one siundrcdtn
street station on the run. picking up
fixed post men n other policemen an
they vent. There was q young army
Of police at tho house In about sevsn
minutes. Every entrance was guarded,
stanford wont up the hre-escape. lifted
The evening world., 1912-01-05
FAWNCY, EH?W 0T!
OSCAR HERE QUITE
ENGLISH, y'KNOW
Hammerstein Home to Defend
Suit and Runs Into Others
at Dock.
TELLS OF OPERA WAR.
London House a Big Success,
He Says, and Many Novelties
on the Way.
OF OPERA WAR.

Oscar Hsmmerstcin. his hat ana his
dear, csmc back from his London tri-
umphs to-day on the Lusi,ania. lie
win tarry in New York a few days IN
eotAacement with a lawsuit and some
buansss affairs. and hopes 20 sail for
Ionden when tho L~usltanin departs ON
ne return trip next "Wednesday.
The redoubtable Hsmmerstcln 10 a
ifeus thinner and . little paier than
v001 bvt other wise he shows no traces
Of the strain Of building a new and mag
n10csat opera house In London. nsax-
victory In tho face OF odds that would
have discouraged anybody eass In the
werid.
This 10 quite jolly. I fawncy. Oh.
wotf' said Oscar M the reporters ap-
preached him at Quarantine.
"You sos." he went on. II am becom-
Inc quite Ensiisf,. But I'm just the
name old Oscar Hammerstcin and I'm
vsry g,ad to SEQ your smiling faces. 1
rork that ! feel like kissing all of you"
oh. Mr.. Hammcrstein. ray not 80"
ehesused the assembLaSe.
FGGtS GOOD TO GET BACK TO
OLD NEW YORK.
'Of corrse.' said Oscar. II meant In n
hguntive sense. ! want 10 tell you that
there u Q sort of funny catch in my
heart and throat whcn I look up the
Bay toward New York and realize that
am coming back 70 . place that has
bcen very soc1 70 ms.
There 10 one thing about coming
hack 10 New York. II gives me pleas
urs. although my departure from Lon
don at this tine 10 prejudicial to my In
terests there. would not have como
over but for the TRIAL of q suit that
Zaneteiio. the tenor. has brought against
me. II 10 quite an important matter
ana my personal tsstim ony II nscss.
ssry.
Now a. 20 my rnLhouse in Lon
don. struck 'cm deaf. dumb ant
blind. While ] felt that ! would put m,
enterprise aoross. ] am free 70 admi'
that had many misgivtngs.
However. when ] opened tho door,
the nrvt night ! knew I had 'em. ! ooul,
feel Il. But they didn't know ! had EN-
WITH THE NOBILITY AWAY Ex
PENsES ARE BEING MET.
Notwithstanding that the King an
Queen were In India when ! opened. In,
that the aristocracy n nobility wcr
almost entirely avn" from London.
have been breaking even.
Il do not know that I shaii snEaE
any singers WHALE I am In Now Yorh
Undoubtedly ] shall meet some o.
them. II ! a duplicate tho excelieu
artists have already enrolled In m
LONDON company ] may sign up . few.
Among my oariy productions will b
an opera by the Duke Of ArEylc-hi
second attempt. ! have other noveiiis
IN preparation. Many hav
iobored under the impression That tn
Nnsilsh people do not care for noveltie
/ 20 on the principle that q producer
The evening world., 1912-01-05
SUES RAILROAD FOR 100000
says Central Had Him Falsely Ar
rested On P~erjury Charge.

Following closely on his %acQuittai by
. Jury In tho Supreme Court OF the
charge Of subornation Of perjury. Fred
erick L. Brown Of Mount Vernon to-
day nled suit In ths Wcstchester Su-
prone Court at White Plains against
tho New York Central Railroad Com
pany to recover damages of Si0o. o0 for
false arrest and imprisonment.
The evening world., 1912-01-05
PROCESS SERVERS GREET
OSCAR At THE 0ANoPlANk.

oscar val greeted on thu pier by q
large assemblago. which included four
energetic n enthusiastic process serv.
ers.
one OF tho suits Is brought by Giovan-
nj Polesc. n baritone. formerly q member
OF tho Manhattan Opera company. lie
wants N.o3o.tO which he claims Ia due on
. contract.
Al warendorf. n Broadway florist.
through counsel. served oscar with a
complaint In q suit for 30. II In alleged
that Oscar ordered n noral horseshoe
from Warendorf to be lent 90 Mine.
Trentini al tho New York Theatre and
forgot 70 pay the bin.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-10-18
SOUTH SCITUATE

Mrs. ]. H. Yeaw, formerly of this place,
has lately re moved to Orange, Calf.
A special meeting of the Town Council
will be held on Wednesday evening, Octo-
ber goth.
Quite number from this section at
tended the fair at Waldron's Corners last
Saturday.
The South Scituate Grange, No. IS,
will hold a Harvest Supper in Ashland
Hall, THURSDAY evening, October 24th from
to 8. After the supper an entertainment
will be given.
At the Ba tey Church, Sunday, October
aoth, 1914, the Sunday school will be held
at IA o'clocl as usual with classes for all,
both Old and young at O'Clock. Mr.. l..
B. Burgess will preach on "Loyalty to
Christ" A. 7 80 p. M, the evening ser
vice will occur, subject, ct,-"Christian
Sociability" At this service, the fine
male quartz te of the Pentecostal Church,
North s,citu tie, will be present and sing
several times.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Pardon 7. Howard are
visiting friends in Providence.
Mrs. Rufus Howard and Mrs. Allie
Luther spent two days last week in Proyi-
dence.
Mrs. Bertha Bryant visited her sister,
Mrs. Randall Jordan of Coventry last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Adelia V. Sweet Of Clayville, was
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. l.. C..
Cole recently.
Mrs. Ann Green, who has been visiting
her niece, Mrs. Gardner Howard, has re-
turned to her home in Providence.
The Ladies' Home Mission met with
Mrs. Pardon 7. Howard on Wednesday Of
last week. nineteen being present. The
The afternoon was pleasantly passed in
tying comforters and at four o'clock, Mrs.
Howard served dinner, after which Miss
Clara Olney rendel ed seveial selections
on the piano and a most enjoyable time
was spent by all.