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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
DELAvCI
~ZDRUZITVE.

Use skuSnje katere Sc imeli de-
lavski sloji in Jill Sc vedno imajo
med seboj, je ena najvaznejsih,
da Sc moramo zdruziti in upora-
biti naSo moe zdruzeno. Osebe ali
male posamezne druzbe, katere
noGejo spoznati tega naeela, kot
edino sredstvO V pomoc delavske
mase in Sc Sc prctistavljajo takim
povodom V delavskem gibanju, so
appellant fanatiki ali pa placeno
orodje sovraznih nasprotnikov
delavceve zavednosti. Tako dolgo,
dokler DO delavska masa razde-
LENA V dive ali wee struji, ostane
popolno lahko "a kapitalisticno
druzbo, da izkoriSca in polni svoje
zepe z bogastvom prisluzenim IL
zuljev delavskih rok ter Jim daje
ugodnost postati popolnim VIA
dariem vsega imetja in pro-
kucije katerera hi morala pripasti
delavstvu. lie tedaj ko Sc bojo vsi
delavci skupaj zdruzili - stall
skupno vsi "a enega in eden "a
vse in Sc borili skupno V s~lucaju,
da je tega treba edino ten po-
tom nam je mogo6, zagotovljen
napredek. he tisoee leta delavec
je bill dusevno ubit in mucen -
Zatiran. Poneumnlem in ignOri-
a V razne supersticije in reli-
giozni fanatizem, delavstvo liza
pradobe je bio lahko viktimiza-
rati a koristi sebicnih kapitali-
stienih krvosesov. Dolgo je vzelo
predno so priceli misliti sami Ease
"a svojo korist in prieeli izpozna-
watt, da so izkoriScani. Ampak
zadnje case so Sc zaGeli prav mar
velozno zanimati "a skupne zdru-
Atve income organizacije uni
in vse naokrog so priceli tudi po-
liticno Sc organizirati vsi v emo
moGno %politieno Organizacijo.
Kakor vse kaze, ne bo dolgo, ko
bode delavstvo dovolj zavedno in
vzelo vsvoje roke cesar je bio
oropano liza pamti veka svoje
dobe.
General Jozef Sechler Cox, ka-
teri je vodil svojo armada leta
1894 in je niegovo ime dobro ina
no vsakemu solskemu otroku pra-
vi takole: Nezadovoljnost delav-
silva pomoga /. w. w. Kri bode
teklo oh cestnih jarkih leta 1914.
Kapitalisti bodo skusali vniciti
strajkarje z v%ojastvom. To bode
hujse cd vsake vojske. Nezado-
vOljnost ljudstva Sc mnozi dnevno
z vsako spremembo carin. Delavec
je vedno nezadovolnejsi. In to po-
menja sploSne strajke, hudo
revseino in ubostvo. u voditelji
/. w. W. ma krmilu in radikalci
A. F. of L.. S druzijo skupaj -
strajki pomenjejo hudo zlo. Po-
gillette v Lawrence, Mass, West
Virginijo, Paterson in okolice ma
iih naselbin v Colorado. /. w. w.
dobi ali zgubi svojo borbo. I'll sc
nikdar radi tega ne razdelejo ali
razdvojijo temvec ostajajo vedno
skupno mocnejsi cd dine do dine.
Carine (tarifi), Strajki in nespo-
razumi p%redlogov denarnega ST.
stema in Nth vedne spremembe,
bode pripomolo /. w. w. vodi-
teljem do izvrsitve svojih idejalov
- in solidarnosti delavskega pro-
letarijata. V trenotku, da posta-
nejo priblizno mo1ni ' svoji zdru-
zenosti sirom Amerike, bodo sku-
sali vniGiti komunikacije in bo-
dist v kateri DRAW - ~vojastvo
DO takoj poklicano "a v nasprot-
no. Tu kaj bo prieetek in gotov
sem, da Sc DO tudi dokaj nitro
razsirjal. To ikar zelno prieaku-
jejo. Tt popolno zaupajo, da Nth
cilj bode z vojno med delavci in
cd kapitalistov najetim vojast-
vom, kamor Sc tudi nadejajo po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

pricat kako je preskrbljeno
"a mas gori mad zvezdami. Tod.
JAZZ sem p%reprican, ola ko Sc bo
zopet povrnil, nenajde wee svo;e
cajtenge nit Y registru - ga vse
verne duse V vicah
Pc konvenciji Sc JIG pa silno
razjezil ia Krjavljev panflet
mad delegati, ter Jill vpraSa. da
KIDD jim je dal pravico sklepati "a
z~druzenje S. n. p. J. In ia list
nosi Sc naeelu zapisano 'Edinost'f
JAZZ bi svetoval Slovencem. da
maj razpuste s jednote in zveze.
Nth blagajne maj prepuste ne
katerim nasim casnikarjem, da 81
vstanove trust, koji bo brez kon-
kurence molzel in izkoriScal "ce-
meme rojake". In mir bode zavla-
dial.
Nrag MAJ vzame zdravnika koji
bOlnika, letiplje in pripovedui,
da lie bolan. ozdraveti ga pa nez,
ali nece. &c je MOI poklica :
maj mu pove vzrok bolezni in q
zdravilO, da ozdravi TIE besede
maj 81 poklice V spomin urednik
"Nasega BeraGa', kadar bo spet
pisal clanke o delavskih listih. =
PregovOr pravi: cash sc spremi-
nJajo in mi mimi. Toda mixer
ne tako nitro kakor IL CLAW ured-
nika "Nasega Beraca''. Sc ne
bode tako kmalu leto, odkar Sc :ie
pojal V avtomobilu pc Clevelan-
du, ter pridigal kako velike vaz-
nosti je "Glasilo" S. n. p. j.. "a
izobrazbo naroda, abo je urednik
MOI po ''boiji volji". (mislil je
sam sebe). V Little Bohemia
hotelu V Chicago, je obljublial
delegation zlate gradove - IL bla-
game 5. y. p. j. Ge bojo delovali
"a njegovo stvar. 10 je pa ME
govo stvar" vrag wei .je pa "a
eel pisariti, da ''Glasilo" .je brez-
potrebno in staroveSko. Ko bono
zapeli "Njegovemu beraGu" RE
qmescat in pace, Slovenci ne
bono p%otrebovali nobenega lista
wee =?
Urednik "Cl. Amerike" Sc iezi
ma Ahasveria stv. 2, ker je pisal
V "Gl. Sv.', da je S. d. Zveza
nJegova coklja. Ma S. n. P. J.
sc zopet jezi ia clovek, ker nj ho-
tela postati coklja - Krzeta in
Petra StreloviGa, pc nacrtih koje
sta skovala dine 3. sept. 1912, V
kogoJevi kolivi =. Niti vrag mu
40 ..os
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
MOJE LIBEDE IN LEVITT.
Napisal May Kesin II.

- ShAON AuoACbll Ii
koja DO cuvala "Nj. VeliGanstvo''
Petra Strelovica pred 'anarhisti'.
kateri mu groze (9) z pismi. Po-
veljnikom "Petrovih MuSketir-
ju" bo imenovan tribun - Qint
Antonij Grdinicus dunvir.
Cudez vseh cudezov?- Dopoldne
je bill ma konyenciji nominiran
"Proletarec' "a glasilo S. ID. 2.
r., popoldne je re dobil - Peter
lS%trelovic "grozilno'' pismo, V ka-
terem mu preti Jones IL Ribni-
Ice" da ga bojo socialist (G) Ii
vega sezgali. Znat Sc more 81 lie
mislil FAINT. Sedaj kriGi in sramoti
Slovence, pc kapitalistiGno-reak-
%cijonarnih angleskih listih. "Gl.
Naroda' in Am. Slovenec" mu
sekundirata -; visa cast takim
Ilistom $50!
THE postcard, written Jones
of Ribnitz in Slovenian read.
Ribnitz is a town in the Austrian
province of Carniola, the native
land of the Slovenian people"
Tako piSe urednik "Clev. Anne
rike" V 12S Stv. 1.-The Cleveland
Leader, listu, XII je najveGji
PROFESSIONALISM zagrizenec, kar Sc
jih tiska pod bozjim solncm. To-
raj Ribnica ma Kraniskem je
gnezdo anarhistov, slovenske ma.
fije - in lamano mere (zavratnih
morilcev in 6rne roke).
Pc logiki otroceta Lojzeta Sc IL
Ribnice importirajo anarhisti V
Ameriko. Rojaki tako toraj pise
~slovenski journalist in urednik
"Clevelandske Amerike" V angle
skin listih o mas S~lovencih, ter
pribija naso neomadezevano cast
ma sramotilni steber pred forum
cele ameriske iavnosti. Lepa sod
ba cd lastnih rojakov, cd katerih
zuljev zivi in IRE ia Glovek? Fej
tie bodi!
Denuncirati in sramotiti, ia
bedni, skromni in povsod z%atirani
slovenski narod, Una re vsak ci-
gan, toda moza, XII bi Sc potegnil
"a naso cast, ga nj dial ne bog ne
hudic
Vsak svojega imamo: Grki
"Efijalta" Ellie "Iskarjo-
ia" Srbi "BrankoviGa" ...
Hrvatje "Nastica" Slovenci
pa Petra Streloviea'. - Ziveli
i~zdajalci, denuncijantje in pravo-
katorji!
Z GRIMM bukvami in Kolomo-
novim zegnom, - nj slo dolgo, JAZZ
dvomim, &c DO slo tudi z grozil-
mimi pismi - Kaj pravi Mr..
Anton Dite -?
Nemski pregovor pravi: der
groesste Schuft in ganzen Land,
list und bleibt der Denuziant'', je
vSeSKOZl reSn1cen.
"The Cleveland Leader pise:
1.-THE Clevelandska Amerika is
one of the most progressive (9)
newspapers, printed in a foreign
language in Cleveland. Editor,
Mr.. Pirc repeatedly has taken
bold stands in support of move
ments for the advancement of the
interest of his (Slovenian)
people" Gloria in excelsis Deo'.
tudi nam Sc je rodil "Mesija''!?
Spicpurka "Edinost" je pisa
la delegation, pred konvencijo S.
ID. p. q. "Glejte ma dobrobit
'Zveze" in njenih drustev, blag-
rovali vas bojo nezna srca tistih
CLANCY, kojim bode On, XII je mad
mani - odkazal lepSe mesto mad
zvezdami, mesto, kjer nj trpljenja
ne tuge. On bode preskrbel (O
"a clane Zveze - lep prostor tam
gori." Ali ste Gull modrost spic-
purskega Krjavlja, Indie bozjif
Cemu Sc vbijamo tukaj ma zemlji,
cemu jednote in we've. eemu
skrbimo "a b~odoSnost, "a bolne.
stare in onemogle, ko je On -
tam gori mad zvezdami Re "a vse
preskrbelf JAZZ hi svetoval temu
krJavlju da maj jaha svojo kozo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

kapital 81 re cd nekdaj :asti
pravico da zdruzevanja. Kapitali-
sti Sc zbirajo in dolocajo Gene pro
duktom. Ali imajo tudi delavci
isto p%ravico9 Kapitalisti Sc libra
10 V palaeah, delavci Sc pa ne sme-
10 shaJati Sc niti ma cesti. Kapita-
listov nihGe ne mott, med tenn ko
proti delavcem nastopajo vse orga
%nizirane sile druzbe. Kadar Sc bo-
gatini .zbirajo, je to business: ka-
dar sc snidejo delavci, je to caro-
ia izdajalske drhali''. - Robert
Ingersoll.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

Miss Anne Morgan, hei nedav-
no umrlega financnega carja, je
izjavila pred nekaj dnevi, da mi
nimalna plaza "a dekleta je ne
utmost. Po njenem mnenju bi mo-
rala vsaka delavka prihraniti cd
vsake place par centov "a slueaj
stiske in %vprasanje morale bi bio
S tenn reseno. Morala - pravi
Mss Morgan - Sc he IN merit
pc dolarjih in zenith. Sure! Mo
rala Morganove, Xxi je pc oeetu po-
dedovala tri milijone, paG nj V ne
yarnosti, ee Sc meri pc dolarjih,
ce prav nikdar ne prime "a delo.
Sc takih gosk sc manjka, da hi
kaj "poducile" delavke.
Belo suEenjstvo je samo en- cd
delek mezdnega suzenjstva. Ako
hoeemo ziveti novo z~ivljenje, po-
tenn moramo zrusiti eel kapitali-
sticni sistem ter ga nadomestiti z
socialisticnim, nakar izgine tudi
sudenjstvo.
Veliko smolo bi imeli kapitali-
stieni in meseanski listi, ako bi
dolgo casa ne bilo nobene voine.
Kaj bi pa potem pisali v svoie IL
ste?
Kapitalisti ne delajo mic, kljub
temu pa posedujejo neizmerno DO
gastvo. Kapitalisti posedujejo tn
di vas. Delo ustvarja kapital. vi
delate. Same to je vrag, ker dru-
zega ne posedujete kakor mize-
RHO.
Strajkarji V West Virginiji so
moral cello limo prezebati v ma
pol podrtih bajtah, Do glavah so
jim pa leteli policajski koli. To je
kapitalistiSni sisteml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER -


CHARLES II, 10. AARON Brown az )
Alderman. owners and contractors. 81 %.
3sfH ST <. go n OF 6th ave, -oN9' 3
Philip Balsam aGt Francis 7 Perry, owner
FRANK kreietz unci. contractor. FlJV, .
NIlI AVE. 3o6. l. Del Fa'ero agt william ;
Mcottcr owner ana contractor: $40.
lpIH ST. $, "hole lro.t bal"'eh bro3o
way ana west End ave, Ndn1ei Slein az
West N-d street Realty 20 ana Harry achllI
owners ana contractors, ) OiaEehe" Dawes re-
'"iNer ana owner. FoIS -. . ,,,-,.-. q,
M'kNlN'SlDr ~ r. o. hsrhe' hlsol.
az Sdhue' + iIdSe'' ""''' anu 'o''''1''
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no'N i,'al r.S'a,e ~ o,,,ro,,nr 90; "a
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nnpNnMAn' S Sno' Sa,'- as. go, e., q,
hnoApMN 'v'', sam az s 80, 80 w, s..
NMH hNDN" W. ''-' w 'o''' sum- "S'
Saiir, ~" y. 49, ,,- . -.
loS' ~ 'f' west LOUIS "t"'''''' az '''''
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XIV ti'S III. ,i'iN t. ---' "'''"''''" -i"'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
Family Influence EXerted to
Prevent Her Appearing
in Pittsburgh Theatre.
DETECTIVES TRAILING
HARRY'S WIFE FOR HIM
MatteaWan Fugitive to Receive
Daily Reports-Legal Ac-
tons Planned.
rEy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Pittsburgh Nov. SO.-Mrs Harry Ken
dali Thaw, who little over seven years
ago. after having married into the OH
and wealthy Thaw family. found society
bureh as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. dancer,
learned that the homes OF wealth and
fashion were closed to her. and that to-
morrow all the influence OF the ThaV
family would be exerted TO prevent her
appearance ON the stage of the Alvin
Theatre. where she is scheduled for a
weeks engagement.
As Evelyn left the train AT the Union
Station tonight new element. promising
interesting results. made its appearance
when TWO detectives. said TO he in the
employ of Roger O'Mara. who is acting
under orders received from Harry X.
Thaw IN New Hampshire, began shadow
ing Mrs. Thaw.
The detectives. IL is said. will keep
watch on Evelyn throughout her STAY
here and dispatch reports to her husband
II Evelyn Thaw felt any fear she did
not show il. She was cheerful. chatty
ana DQDpllnS over WIN SOOu HuIlOl NltI
she spoke 10 reporters.
II am returning to my girlhood home.
she said with conflicting sensations and
emotions. My childhood associations are
all here My pleasantest recollections are
centred here. and my most unpleasant
but let that pass. / am glad TO return to
Pittsburgh and play here. but | am me-
vous about it, because / want to DO my
best
81 want to show my friends who knew
me as girl that ! have made something
out Of myself. ! am doing my best 70
earn a living for myself and my son
in the way most natural TO me. My true
friends I have no fear Of meeting. They
know that whatever ! may have done
that was wrong was through ignorance
The fact that Mrs. Thaw was accom-
panied by her little son led TO reports
that she would make a move in the
local courts to establish the childs claim
10 share Of the Thaw millions. She
said that was a matter she was not ready
TO talk about.
III nd had the good fortune TO marry
into one Of Pittsburgh real families, said
Mrs. Thav. u wouldn't have cared to
leave il for any city in the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
BABY HONORED BY
DIPLOMATIC CORPS
Little Daughter of Russian Mill.
tary Attache ChriStened with
Due Ceremony.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Nov. 30.-An interesting
ceremony was held this afternoon at the
home OF the Russian military attache.
Colonel Nicolai Golejewski. and Nine.
Goleiewski, when their little daughter.
Just a month old, was christened. The
Russian Ambassador and Nine. Bakhme-
teff and all Of the members OF the Rus
sian Embassy staff were present, as were
also the dean OF the diplomatic corps and
Nine. Jusserand and others prominent in
and oUt OF the corps.
Kyra is the name bestowed upon The
baby, who was born in Washington and
Colonel Golejewski, OF St. Petersburg. the
grandfather, became godfather b. Yo-
nine. second secretary Of the embassy,
acting as proxy, while Nine. Scherhats-
koy. wife OF the counsellor OF the en-
bassy, became her godmother.
The Rev. Or. Constantin Selctzky.
Bishop OF the Greek Church i'm Baltimore,
presided at the ceremony The baptis-
NAL font was decorated with white chrys-
anthemums and the altar with candles
and flowers.
An elaborate cake was cut. which. ac-
cordng TO custom. was made by Nine
Golejewski before the birth OF the BABY
and with il was served chocolate. coffee
and other daInties. while the health OF
the baby and her future welfare and
happiness was drunk. Silver bowls. sill
yer mugs and spoons and other gif,s o.
beauty and value were among the pres
ents showered upon little Kyra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
LAWS OF WIRELESS
TO BE CODIFIED
Two Commissioners. One Inter
national, to Begin Series of
Investigations.

London. Nov 3'-Two commissions ono
international and tho other British in
organization. soon viii begin series Of
Investigations in the hope of beng able
to codify the various natural laws which
are believed by scientists to govern wire
less biography. The English commission.
which is known as the Committee Of the
British Association, will devote It's inycs-
legations TO the qualitative phases OF the
problem. while the other organization,
called the International RadiO-Telegraph
Commission. viii study the qLantltauNe
aspects Of the question.
The British committee viii end, tvor TO
discover by extensive simultaneous oDser-
yations at various points on the cartn
those rcgularltlcs Of phenomena. COM
monty described as natural laws. II
is hoped that II these laws are once
codinod il viii be possible 10 extend
greatly the commercial possibilities Of
wireless by obtaining valuable iniorma-
ton concerning the electrical conditions
Of the atmosphere. these having pow
orful effect on the working Of wireless
systems.
The International commission Will begin
its work from power station near Brus-
sells, and from this station on . specified
date certain signals VIII be sent out Tor
the reception Of Investigators and nation
al committees which are being organized
i'm every participating country. Certain
technical measurements will be made by
the transmitting experts AT Brussels and
by the receivers In various countries
The international commission will com
pare the results Of these observations.
especially with regard 10 the effects Of
time, direction and distance on the
strength and regularity Of the received
signals
The objective Of the work of both eX-
pert bodies is the elimination Of such OBJ
stacles as the "strays' or KS of the
operator, and the difficulties Of communi-
cation encountered near the periods OF
sunrise and sunset and from atmospheric
conditions generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER %.

LEXINGTON AVE, cor iOsth ST. 20.ilx
IS: Charles VI Cohen ct al agt Charles \ Win
ter ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney, : e.
Stcinhardt
3iTH ST. sos West; Cbas J Toner All
Thomas Toner ct al partition, attorney +
Eagan.
PITT ST. %: Harriet Morse II al agt
Anna / Koran ct al foreclosure OF mtg: at
torncys, Martin, Fraser 4 Speir
10TH ST, :, 1886 II Of Boston
or Post Road, IL GxgO; Montrose Realty co
agt August + Schwarzler 81 al foreclosure Of
mtg: attorney r. NJ Bellinger. ir.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 1913; Chss r
Schropp agt Anthony Imarata 81 al G0iecios-
IRE OF mtg); attorneys, Kurzman e. Frankcn-
heimer.
WATER ST. 34i and SOUTH ST. $50: e.
dred Carley, exr. sgt Elizabeth + Harper
ct al action 10 construe WILL etc), attorney
. f. Francis.
KELLY ST. 99I TO 1905: North American
Wall Paper 60 aGt Jackson Construction 60
IT al action to enforce lem; attorney J G
Abramson.
SENECA AVE. g. 1896 II = of Hunts
Point ave. 50xl00; Manhattan Mortgage CO
agt Geo g Graham Construction 60 ct al fore
closure Of mtg; attorneys, Darlington a
Pierce.
MORRIS AVE n . cor 1920 st. 50xiOo ,
RosaIie d Lockwood ct al agt Simon Epstein
ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, VIII
hanson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

T. shay to Morris Park Estates. - Broah ~
Nov 20: aue July o. 1916. $40 attorney, Nv
,crs Tile Insurance and Trust %. 100 biod'
way .. tobn
LOT 4SG. amended map, Mapes estates; J J.'n
A Stelnmetz to Hermann keil fVs East 8
mont ave; Nov 2s (prior mtg $l.lOOD; ",
per cent $1,000; attorney, Joseph ! han''"'
1909 East 1S0th ST. o,ov-.
PROSPECT AVE. . cor Of Kelly 81 -
North American Wall Paper 60 TO Mahna' 90 90 -
Mortgage 60. due as per bond; Nov -; >-lV'V'
address 200 broadway. N g..
PARK AVE. :. 4s7.9 n of lsIth 81 o".lN
933. Number Forty-nine FCrty-6Ne PARK RNe,
nue. Co 20 Helen NJ Kelly. guardian, - Nes'
57th ST. Nov q: due Dee J. 1916. SO,Wo; a''o,
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust 60, 10 broau-
way. - a,
PARK AVE. W = 437S n ~ 18th 81 'o.iN
SO: same to same. Nov IS, yrs s5oooo' a.
torney. same above 20. -
WASHINGTON AVE. .. 1885 u OF 20 ~
81 GxIOO Ellen Tanning 10 Matthew ke'ns,
Flushing Long Island Nov q; due as pc
bond: 81 500: attorney Title Guarantee anu
Trus; Co. 116 Broadway. .o-
ID AVE. " $. III II OF llth ave 'ONIU''
Wakefield: Daniel Mapes, tr. TO Mary IL AtIo"s
Pierce ave and williamsburg ri: Nov 10; .
yrs per cent: $1,000; attorney, l. MapeS'
1863 Wllliamsbridge I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
FASHIONS FOR STOUT WOMEN.

During the last few seasons fashions iu
womens garments have been designed Tor
slender figures, much 20 the dismay u
stout women, who must keep up With
fashion and at the same time dress be-
coming,y. says The Dry Goods Econo-
mist" As there is no change in sight
the wise buyers of ready-to-wcar gar
ments are selecting most carefully the
style suitable for women requiring over
40-inch bust measure.
Among the salient style features which
should be suggested rather than repro
duced in the dresses. suits and wraps for
large women are the drawn-up front
draperies the TERED skirts, the short full
tunics. skirt yokes, wide sirdles and the
high waistlnc effects The japanese SUI
plice waists are too loose for stout figures.
while the elongated shoulder line accen
tuates the width Of the chest.
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II is a Measure to write a word OF dp-
nrociation Of the American man. Poor
dear. he gets little but abuse in these
piping times Of votes for women. fer-
hans IL is because American women, with
maternal instinct. wish only TO reiheu!
the defects I'm what they love IKE the
mother who Furnishes the child FOR us
own good or II may he that familla'IE
breeds contempt. Being blessed always
with men about the house. handy, heiP-
full souls when the electric bells are OUT
Of order. even n they are nuisance AT
housekeeping time, the American woman
forcets TO be thankful that her husband
is moi as husbands arc IN otncr lahu''
neither useful nor ornamental mere e"
cumbrances At any rate the husOdh"
who is without honor in his own couhu'
is mulch esteemed by visitors from across
the biz pond. I'll.
The American husband is credited win
all the virtues and many useful ways pI
. writer In an English magazine VINO
says:
I'VE have an idea over here that Amer
loan husbands use their homes only 10
dine and sleep in. That may be true ID
millionaircs and Of commercial travellers
but the ordinary professional man knows
about the interior OF his home in iaI
more practical way than his Ehe''S"
cousin
An English Bishop was visiting Amer
lea lately. and stayed with friend oil
oure. who IS a professor OF law. Ills
.nos,s had priyatc money and could afford
to keep an excellent servant ana uu'''e
the Bishops visit everything went
smoothly. When he left he gave ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lessee
ALLEN ST. s, store floor. Harris Sac"in c, oo
Isaac Gilman: : yrs from Ma }, I'l"' Sop'
aadress lnG Division ST. ,,.-,,a,
20 AVE, I4l and il3. cor store re tr"s,,
Neisner IN Mori,z Haas and ano; yrs "''
Dec T. tal3: Sl.5CO: address, ~ 20 a' i,td %
iTH AVE. So store. etc; Heiman req y.
Richard schultz: ~ yrs from Jan l. i'iF
81 200; address. 3II7 Broadway. ,..,,-
10TH ST 40 East, all: Rudoipn Hep In,5
exr. 10 John Gcbhard. 3 yrs from Dec l. ''i''
81 80. address, 90 East 10Th st. ..a.
2;ST 81, 30 and - East, store toor; ~ ~,
VIM II Fischer ct Al. trustees. To ot.o 80, 80, ~.
& son, Inc; 10 yrs from FEB |. lDlf; S''ioo'
address. 40 18th ave. ~ ,,,o.,, %
9th ST ra2 West, all. chas Morgan ., 20
Nicrsel Buckley. 10 yrs from Dec J. I'I"'
G" 100. address 100 West 5sth ST.
ioITtt ST III and iI3 West. all; New lo'N
OpcratiuQ 90 to Mecca Enterprise. INC - y,
f.,r Fch /. 1914 $40 500 address. i-oo B'oad