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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13


sem znova zacel, "kai vse druge-
ga bi bilo lahko postalo il tebe!''
"kaj Skoda, meme nj skoda,
elm pref odromam : te zemlje,
TEN pref Sc znebe ljudjc nepo-
trebnega bremena.'
Ali II mkdar ne pride ma mi
sci, da hi zaGel novo, bolise xiv
ljenjef"
NE premiSiujem o TEN. ST.
Ger bi pa mic he pomagalo. Pre-
kot sen Z c rekel."
I'm II nikdar nj zal, da 81 Sc IL
dial takemu zivljeniu?"
"Zal9 Res, cash me neprijet-
no sumo Y srce, ko vidim druge po-
Stene III srecne ljudi, ali kai po-
magajo TAXI spomini? cato Sc
Jill najraje elm pref iznebim in
ne mislim, kai bi bilo lahko posta-
10 il meme, Ge bi Sc ne bill udal pi-
jaci. Steer pa, ali sem sam
kriv! j. rekel po kratkcm cd
dihu.
"Gotovo 81 tudi san kriv.'
"Prilatelj. ali ic otrok, Xxi ne
izkusen zaide med malopridneze
in rokOmayhe, ali .ie TAX otrok
sam kriv, GO Sc pokvari9 Ali ne
tisti, XII "a puste, da zaide med
Iaccl Sc .ic razgrevati; videl
sem, da ne DO trpcl ugovora, cato
SEN moltal. Steer pa tudi res nj
sem vedel, kai mai hi mu odgovo-
ril.
mo vidis,' ic nadalieval ia
nee. kl 81 j. tolmacil moi molk.
kOt da pritrjujem. "nisem sam
kriv. Gee sem Iabrcdel. cc Sen po-
stal lump, pijanec, tat, Ge me
>tavilo matcrc otrokom Y svari-
len zgled.
Nehotc Sc .ie zamiSljal y MIMI
lie ease. Y Srcu Sc mu .ie iel budi-
ii keS. rrijcmala So ga ic Otoz-
most. ko .ic vidcl pred Seboi Svojc
izgubli"no zivljcnjc. In ! otoz-
no>tjo Sc je mcSal obup, ko .ie vi
del, da nina wee moci. da hi 81
poboljSal in pustil tako paSjc
livliemje. Nicgovc bcscdc so
prihajalc mchke in ginliive.
"Poglel - mai obudim danes
nckai starih spominov. Bill sem
trrSt. krepak. pridcn decek, ko
50 mi umrli Dee. kako lcpo .je hi
10 takrat veSelo smo So igrali
otroci. ubogali donna. dehli We
seize u%citelju. kako hi bill lahko
IraStel y poStenega. pridncga clo-
vcka. V %srccncga clOveka, V kO-
riStnega clana GlovcSkc druzbc.
In sedaj sen lump. vagabund.'
Prenchal ic. Nidel sem. da
mu j. tczko in postalo ic tudi
meni tezko. Nicgove mehke be
Sede pa so poStajalc vcdno osor-
nelSe, glaS vedno boil trd. ko ie
nadaljeval:
Lamp. Iakaj sem postal
lumpG Mari sem san krive Mari
sem 81 sam Sncdcl in ukradel SIRE
90. mir i'm Zadoyoljnosto Bill sem
oirok, nerazsodcn otrok. XII nj
sem vedel kai delam. Zakai nj
so pazili name Iakaj so me ma
pravili IA piianca. Oni so kri-
vi"
"Janez, ne govori tako.' sem
"a prckinil. \ kakor ollie ma
zcrlavico so vplivalc mole bese-
de. toliko holi trdovratno ie ma
%daljeval:
Da. oni so krivi, Zakaj so
mi dajali pijaco, Zakaj so me
puStili hoditi in pitt 20 gostilnah 2
IakaJ so mi gostilnicar.ii daiali
pIIace. piEce otroku?
Pcsii 50 Sc ma krcilc, izraz ma
obraIu mu je postal divji.
"Da so zasluzili par kraicariev.
50 mi dajali proklctcga zganja
.Iudcz' Igania otroku, XII ne We,
kal jc dobro in ka j slabo. kaj mu
SKIOLD in kaj koristi. Mesto da hi
me bill zapodili domov in mi Jill
dali : palico, so mi daiali Strupa.
Da, pray 81 rekcl, V pijaci ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13

IcNan1u nj pOZaDltl druge Stra-
nj: Da ie trcba Ia move ladjc no
viii drzavnih dolgov in ~avstrijska
burlvazija kupuie lie akcije. "a
rcnte Sc ne zmeni in pOSledica te-
ga ie, da nihce ne kupuie wee pa
piric Z gotOvimi obresti. zaradi
tega nj mogocc Spraviti V promet
zastavnih liStov in zato nj mogo-
&c dobiti hipotecnih posojil in nj
mogoGe graditi mis-. In lehko
poSt6vimo ekonomski zakon:
Gin vec bojnih ladii Sc gradi,
tenn mani stanovani Sc zida.
To pa pOmenia tudi. da .ie "a
davlieu YES StavbinSki obrat in
vSe n industrije trpe. ki uspe-
vaio le. ce sc grade hiSe.
n tenn je priSlo Sc nekai Az
stnjske bankc 81 bile vajene. ia
so delale ; tujim kapitalom. pred
vSem $ francoSkim in la francoski
kapital nam ie bill odvzet. Prvi
pOvod .ie bill Sc goSpOdarSki. Fran
coSki kapital ina y Slcziii raft
merijo IA petrolcj. ki mi hotela
pristopiti petrolejskemu kartelu.
FrancOSko rafinerijo .ic naSa
vlada z&prla. he to ie precej "a
delo Francoze. Poleg tega 80
pa videli francoSki kapitaliSli. XII
imalo najvcc akcii JUNE zelez-
nice, da je ogrozen NTH profit.
ker Julna %leleznica mi mOgla IL
street Svojim obveznostim. To
le razzalilo fr1ncoskc kapitaliste.
In kcr tudi francoska vlada -
kakor Use druge Wade - nj mic
drugega nego i~zvrSevalni Odbor
kapitalistOy. ie na~svetovala fran.
coskim kapitaliStom. mai posojaio
V Avstnijo mani denarja. Potem
le prisla Sc politicna kriza, XII t.
poOStrila raZmcrie med Avstrijo
III Francisco. In F'rancoska je
priSla ma misel. da zadene Av-
strijo gospodarsko. kar ie dOsti-
krat nevarnciSc cd dridnotov.
Francoski kredit ic bill odtcgn.icn
pray v-trcnOtku. ko Sc ie ~razvila
pr mas blazna Spekulacija ma
zemliiS6a : francoSkim krcditom.
To ie poostrilo krizo.
Dale. Avstri.jska vlada je
spoznala. ia ma Balkanu nekaj
vre, da Sc oborozuje.jo in grof
BerchtOld ie pOvabil Zastopnikc
bank in jim dejal: "Gospodje .
Racunati moratc : TEN. ia BON
pOtreboval lcpega dine nckaj
miljard voineea pOsoiila. imcite
pripravljene ~reZerve,' Ian ma
slednji dan SO omejile banke
trgOvcem v-Galici.ii. ia CeSkcm
in Ogrskem. StavbinSkim pod
jetnikOm na Dunaju in tovarnar-
jem % industriiskih krajih kre-
dit ali "a popOlnoma ustavile in
pOSledica jc bila, la so hill obra-
II ustavlleni ia tisoGe delavcev
je bilo odpuScenih. beda .ie ma
rascala y vSeh slOiih. ali rezerve
kapitalov so bile pripravljene "a
voini pOhod a~vstrijske di-
p%lomacije. Xxi ie koncal 5 takim
triumfom.
X tenn ST je %pridruzilo Sc VOL
no hu.jskanjc. ncsramne lazi 30
meScanskem casopisiu. mobiliza-
Sedaj so niteli vlagatclji V.
In anilnicc, denar .ie romal Y no
Y GaIiciji so liude zako-
pavali denar = zemljo. In ce je
Ddvzet denar bankam in hranil-
tedai ga ne mOreio posoja-
i trgovccm. Torei zopet odpuSti
lelaycey, omcjitev trga. razdra-
PIANO narodno gospOdarStvo. Sc
mali ~vlagatelji ne hi bill
sega tega povzrocili. Ali veliki
XII Sc puste "a svoie "a
iluge "a dOmOvino krasiti 4 redo
Il in XII s%prejemajo plemstvo. pri
taterih odloGuje nero patriotic
ma Stevilo delnic oroznih tOvarn
XII so obi6ainO dajali svoi de
lar ma razpolago potion bank in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13

Ia ST Sc lahko vsak XII INA cita-
ii angleSki naro6i "a cello leto. U.
M. w. Journal, uradno glasilo
organiziranih premogarjev, ali
pa Miners Magazine, uradno gla-
silo organiziranih rudarjev. Oba
lista sta tednika in Sc jih naroGi
pri sodr. l.. Susnarju, tajniku J.
S. u. III Y. Market st, Chicago,
I'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Newport News Gets One &c Two! Bat:
tleships Recently Authorized,

Washington, Oct. l9.-The Navy
Department announces that one of
the two battleships recently authori-
zed by Congress will be built by the
New York Shipbuilding Company for
Isl, $50, 90O,, and one BY the Newport
News >Shipbuilding Company fR 81
115, OoO:F The third battleship, the
of which was made pos
'siblesby the sale of the Idaho and
the Mississippi, will be built at the
New York Navy Yard, on plans
similar to the two others, but the
type of machinery has not yet been
decided upon.
The three warships will represent
the newest and best things in naval
construction, and will en- general lines
follow the Pennsylvania. The plans
and specifications for these vessels
have been published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
BANDITS HOLD UP CAR.
Baltimore Suburb Scene Of Daring
Crimes, one of Which Will Cost
Feminine SlcutE Life.

Baltimore, Md. Oct. 19-T!ag@ed
by a red lantern in Wild Western
style, Il suburban electric car CT tho
Ellicott City line was halted on I'd.
mondson avenue early yesterday
morning by a masked highwayman,
who climbed aboard and at the point
Of & pistol made Conductor Thur
man Richardson hand over 500. AT
ter keeping the few passengers on
the car in state of terror for Sev
eral minutes. the robber ordered the
motor-man TO put on full speed and
then sprang from the car ana dis
appeared into a cemetery. When the
robber boarded the car he ordered
the motorman to step back and keel
uuiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
TO SUE MORGAN FOR WILL.
State OF Virginia to Begin Proceed.
inSS Against New York Mill
liOnairc.

Richmond, Va. Oct. 19-Suit fol
the recovery OF the last will and
testament Of Martha Washington,
wife Of General George Washing
ton, will be instituted in the Su-
preme Court Of the United States
by the State OF Virginia against 1.
picrpont Morgan, of New York.
This announcement is made by
Acknowledgement John Garland Pol
lard. Acknowledgement Pollard said
the suit would be filed during the
present term of the Supreme Court.
now sitting in Washington.
In accordance with act passed Ey
the last general assembly Fairfax
county, in whose court records The
will lawfully belongs. will he re-
presented by counsel in the suit. At
torney General Pollard today stated
he had received notification from
the board OF supervisors in Fairfax
county that they had selected At
tOrney John S. Barbour Of FGirfay
ms their representative in the suit.
IT is probable that Attorne%-Gener-
al Pollard and Attorney Barbour will
hold 4 conference in Richmond be-
fore the suit is formally filed in the
Supreme Court.
The filing Of the suit will mean
that Virginia has given up Ill hope
of recovering the priceless VII Of
Martha Washington by any other
than stern legal means.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
TRAIN DERAILED.
Fast SouthbOund Filler Has Narrow
Escape in Passing Chatham

Chatham, Va, Oct. 19.-South-
bound train number 35, due here
about four o'clock Saturday, while
near the depot on the side track was
dera17ed, the engine, tender and ex-
press car leaving the rails and collid-
ing with a tank car standing close
by. No one was hurt and traffic was
not delayed other than getting an en-
CINE to proceed with the remainder
of the train. Just what caused the
ierailment is not definitely known,
but it is believed the recent, heavy
rain had caused softening of the road
bed which gave away under the heavy
train. The train was moving very
slowly and this prevented serious
damage being done Usually this
train passes here at high rate of
speed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
KILLS HIMSELF BEFORE son.
Washington County Farmer Fire
Load of Shot Through Head.

Hagerstown, Md, Oct. 19.-Em-
manuel Hoffman, 50 years old, tenant
on Judge James Findlay's farm, near
Williamsport, committed suicide yes
terday morning by shooting off the
top of his head with double-barrel
ed shotgun in the yard of his home.
He placed the butt of the gun on one
end of board seat between two
trees, put the muzzle to his fore
head and pulled the trigger with his
thumb.
His young son, Victor. VINO was in
the house, heard the report of gun
and saw his father fall from the
seat. DR.. j. Walter Layman, Will
Transport, was summoned and exam
ined the body.
A rope. with moose, at one end,
was found hanging to ladder in the
wagon shed. 1t is believed that be-
fore he shot himself he tried to end
mis- life by hanging
Surviving are his widow and nine
children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
TRAINING LAY WORKERS.
New Eausat5iidtsna sInstitution Con.
Quoted; Under Auspices Of South
ern Presbyterian Church. !!

Richmond, Oct. 19-Fostered by
the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church, South, a new insti'
tuition Of learning, the Training
School for Lay Workegs,S-wtll be
opened in this city on SoRrlbeT4 A.
For the present. the school Will oc:
cupy an entire floor in the new build
ing JUST erected by the q Eesbyterian
COMMITTEES Of publication, on Sixth
Street, near Main, but eventually
will have its own group Of buildings
near the Union Theological semin'
airy, in Ginter' Park.
The school was authorized at the
last meeting of the General Assem-
bly,, and will be under the control
Of board of directors; two from the
executive committee of the assembly
and four at large. Regular courses
of study, covering period of two
years and leading to a diploma, will
be provided.
The scholastic year, except the first
term, will extend through the cal
endar year: and will be divided into
four terms. OF three months each
The summer term will probably be
held elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands since
DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel.
Dr.. Edwards, a practicing physician for
II years and calomel's old.time enemy, dis
covered the formula for Olive Tablets while
treating patients for chronic constipation
and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not con.
tain calonlel. but healing. soothing Vege'
table laxative. -.
No gripping is the "keynote' OF these lit
tie sugar coated. olive-colored tablets. They
cause the bowels and liver to act normally.
They never force them to unnatural action.
If you have dark brown mouth now
and then-a bad tired feeling
sick headache-torpid liver and are con
stipated. you'll find quick. sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
Just to keep right. Try them. lOc and csc
Der box All druggists. 4,
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus, W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
Confesses Two Murders

Petersburg. Va, Oct. ia ne
GRO giving his name as j. c. Curtis,
surrendered to Chief of Police l..
Grammer, of Disputants, last night
and confessed to the killing of his
wife and a man named Henry Hobbs,
near Wilson, Dinwiddie county, last
Sunday night Curtis was brought
to this city by Chief Grammer and is
being held for an investigation by
the Dinwiddie authorities. Nothing
has been heard Of such murder by
Petersburg police and it is thought
that Curtis is insane. though he talks
intelligently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
BROWNS ON RIVER OUTING.
Clandestine Boat Trip of Two Sis
tiers Ends i'm Death of One.

! Chester. Pa. Oct. 19-Drownine
was the outcome of q clandestine
river outing which Agnes Diamond
took with her sister Sara. yesterday
after telling their mother they were
going to church.
w Instead they went out, on the riv-
er in the yacht Mermaid with Charl-
es Shaw, OF Norwood. .,r
The trip was to be a genuine Joy
party" on the river The boats COM
:missary had been generously stored.
While other members Of the party
were enjoying a feast in the cabin.
Shaw, who was in the bow steering
heard a splash and a woman's cry
for help from Agnes Diamond. Being
unable to release his hold on the
wheel, Shaw shouted for OXsenfeld.
who rushed on deck, jumped over
board and dived several times after
the drowning girl. He was finally
pulled into the boat, exhausted, while
Miss Diamond sank to her death.
Tt required the combined efforts Of
other members Of the party to pre-
vent Sara Diamond from jumping in
to the river when her sister failed
to again come to the surface, "Save
Agnes. boys. do save her." she plead
ed, what viii mother say?".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
Two Drown

Heathsville, Va, Oct. 19.-Daniel
Pinchard and companion, a youth by
the name of Currie- both colored
were drowned in Dividing Greek We'd
nesday afternoon while under the in
fluence of whisky. Neither boy was
over eighteen. They went direct from
Kilmanock, where they were OBJ
served to be intoxicated, and came
near running down lady as they
drove out in a roadcart, to Ditchley,
and took a leaking boat, which filled
before they got across the creek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
BELGIUM FACES FAMINE.
Committee in London to Secure Sup.
plies, and L. ;. Will Aid.

London, Oct. l9-E. Tranquil and
Baron Lambert. prominent Belgian
jankers, have arrived in London for
the purpose OF forwarding the move.
ment to procure supplies for Belgium.
they report the situation in Brus-
sells is getting critical, the populace
having only black bread, the supply
of which is limited, while severah
other towns are almost without ary
God. They say a national committee
has been HORNED. wherein United
States Minister Brand Whitlock TAX.
IS part. for the purpose OF looking
liter all Belgian relief. 1t is hoped
this committee will cooperate with
him.
An American committee headed by
Page and Whitlock will shortly be
formed if the American Government
gives official sanction. There is rea-
son to believe the German Govern
mont assents to the proposal OF the
shipment :of supplies through Am
erican diplomatic establishments.
When this formal assent comes the
agents Of the Belgian committee will
Immediately purchase grain to the
extent of 100000 and ship it to
Brussels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE.
Will Celebrate Golden Jubilee Dur
ing TIree-Day Session in Rich
mond.

Richmond, Oct. 19-The Golden
Jubilee Of the Grand Lodge, Knights
of Pythias, of Virginia will be cele-
brated hero this week when the
members meet for three day session
tomorrow at Murphy's Hotel.
The principal feature Of public in
terest will be an open meeting on
Wednesday night in the John Mar
shall High School auditorium. Judge
D. G. Richardson, supreme repres-
antative will act as chairman. The
speakers will include Mrs. Emma
Bynum, Of Washington, supreme re-
preventative Of the Pythian Sisters,
and W. b. Richie. Of Lima, O., past
supreme chancellor Of the order
Invocation will be offered by Rev. J.
G. Holland. of Danville, grand Quite!
guard. There will also be music.
On Thursday morning the dele
gates and their friends will be tend
cred an automobile sightseeing tour
If the city.
Major Charles o. Saville is chair
man Of the local committee on ar
-O-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
Episcopal Women to Meet.

Purcellville. Va. Oct. 19.-The
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Virginia will
hold its annual meeting in Leesburr
November a and 5. Bishop Gibson.
of the Diocese Of Virginia. will at
tend, and Bishop Lloyd, president Of
the Board of Missions. will also be
present. 1t is also believed that
Bishop Kinsolving. Of Brazil. and
Bishop Coadjutor-elect Brown will be
in Lecsburg for both days of the aux
Hilary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
8GsTuEss PROSPERITY.
No xsasou Tor Industrial De-
d, preston.

J Prosperity Is a happy state. It
depends upon good credit. stable
|; prkes, employment OF wage earn
brs and general confidence In the
Culture,
OF late there seems to have been
an unnecessary amount OF business
depression. due mostly to the lack
OF fairness OF one class toward an
other, and to little dishonesty or
overgrasping scattered through all
the classes. but not in g. majority
OF any Of them.
In a country OF our enormous ma
Iural wealth, we should have little
to worry about: The United states;
with It's insular possessions and
Alaska. Is nearly a. large as Eu-
rope. Our coasts arc indented with
excellent harbors and intersected
by internal waterways, and we
have, by far. the finest and cheap
est cost railroad transportation In
the whole world, making commune
cation cheap and easy. Y We have
tremendous water power and every
variety OF climate and soil. Mag
nifcent forests cover great area
Of our territory. Our land Is lib
orally stocked with almost every
variety OF mineral wealth. and with
our vast agricultural wealth we
things. ..2---~-S se-e,-a-4-:- I:
When corporations are renovated
and their Ills aired by publicity.
and when business men begin to
feel . renewed confidence. and
when. political :'cure-' alis.''' who
have never made o success Of their
own affairs. quit Offering rene
dies" for all sorts OF imaginary
troubles; when we have full pub
licity in politics and in government;
when business managers and EN-
ployees treat each other fairly. the
Causes for apparent depression will
disappear and real prosperity Will
return and stay with US
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19

5frss. Elizabiest:bi Faber, 80 years old
a bolicswonian5 ,hovefs between life
ana deatthsi is 3: :Eranklin Square Hospi-
faB Baltimore with bullet wound
n her ngktt,,breast, the victim of a
purse snatcher,, for for the capture of
5hom she had been used: as a decoyf,
il |ahsadjoining room lies Patrollnan
George. ". Popp, who was shot at
the same time the policewoman was
Wounded. Popp is suffering with bull
let wounds in his right thigh and
right side, but will recover. mott
- sa-raTzal Il 'p II ID ,9.,5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19

Norfolk Oysters Daily at the Hotel
Rammel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19
TO BE AWARDED

Overland Automobile ghtsand self equipped
4 Rodgers Silver Service 847 Rodgers Silver table Service Vcor
Vicro Fraternal Diamond Ring Belle Mead Shetland Pony Ware
Wagon and Harness complete, DETERMINATIONS przes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the Hotel
Rammel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-19

TUESDAY NIGHTLY u NJ and Owls and Knights of Pyhas night
Indian Guard Band.
NIGHT-Eagles Knights Columbus
Name Band
THURSDAY NIGHT-Odd Fellows night uniform rank with band
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

that those pants conform to the latest cuthat they
have in them like knife edges-and that they
are neither patched, nor in need Of patching.
A would die Of shame if she had to wear
SO unsightly garment.
But are the men ashamed of them?
Neyer! ~
Who ever knew man to be ashamed of any.
thing?
On the other hand; they proud of them.
They mako kick about the uglness of long
trousers
They cultivate them with enthusiasm and guard
them with jealous eye
Every man living has settled aversion to any
one wearing those precious pants but himself
They are terribly afraid women are going to want
to wear them-and they know that when women
make up their minds they want to do thing it is as
good as done.
So they go in panic of virtuous indignation
every time Dame Fashion ordains little more scant
ness in womens skirts, and the narrower the skirts