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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

'Bratstvo''. Stew. l6. Buxton, la. -
Predsednik: Franc Kristof, box lO4;
tank; Franc %Raspotnik, b.. 6S3; blagai
nix; Ant. TomSlt, b. sol; vsi V Buxton.
W - Seja vsako prvo nedelo Y pro.
STORM sObrata Ant. 4 msiS-a.
Fora" Stew. Il, Akron. Mich -
Predsednik: Casper Volk; Ia ink. An.
ton Novak, box Is; blagajnik: Andrei
Sturman, box 2, vsi v Akron. Mich. =
SEGA vsako prvo nclelio.
"zvon", stew. IS, BraddccA. Pa. -
Predsednik: Fran Zefran. 233 Kinnar
Alley; tajnik; Jakob Zaluzuik. 5D7
Cherry Way; blagajnik: Ivan \.
Grim, 5O7 Cherry Way; vsi y Braddoek,
Pa. Seja vsako prvo nedeljo.
"zdruzeni ~Slovenec'', stew. 10. Ca.
roma, kans. - Predsednik: Blaz Mizo.
n, b. A; tajnik: Fran Zupan6it. b.
30; blagajEik: Stef. Jakin. u. l27; v,i
Y Carona, Kans. -Seia ysako drugo ne
delJo oh ,. popoldne y dvorani Fraua
Zupantit.
"Nada," stcy. 20. Huntington. Ark
Predscdnik: Martin Pueel, l.. Il. II:
tajnik: Anton Fabian. b. I4u; bl,pai..
Jo%ef Zupanele, b.. 4j; vsi Y Huntington.
ARK. - SEGA vsa&o prvo nedcljo.
"Sokol,' Stew. q. West Mineral.
Hans. Professionals: Anir. Belak. b.
3Sl, West Mineral, Kans.: tank: Al.
Iupancic, b. o.; blagajnik Fran Spai-
ser, b.. 1876; oba y Mineral. Hans. Seia
vsako tctrto uedclio.
I'D boja do image" stew. -. La
sale, III. PredscInik: Ignac Jordan.
taJnik: Frank Gregorit; blacainik
John PocivalSek; vsi lOl Main St. La
sale, Ill. - SEGA vsako prvo ueielio.
"~Slovenski Bratje'', stew. %. COX.
ton, w. Va. - Prclscdnik: Frank For
tuna. box sos; tainik: Frank Kocian.
box 30. oba y mhoTas, w. Va; blarni.
NIX: Anton Stutin, box -, Benbush.
w. Na.-Seja vsako zadnjo nedelio N
Prihodnji mcscc.
"Ilirlja". stew. 81. @Iselin. Pa. -
Predsednik: Ivan Turk, b. 2ll; tajnik:
John Felban, b.. Ia; blagainik: Matiia
Iadravec, vsi y l%sclin, Pa. - Seia VISA
ko prvo nedcljo.
"Delavec,' stew. %, Rock Springs.
Wyo. Prcdseiuik: Jos. Porneta. 6Ig
n. Front St; tajnik; Valcutin stalk.
2iO NJ. St; blag.: Frank Golob. 300
PIIot Butte ave-; ysi Y Rock Springs.
Myo. Scja vsako drugo nedcljo Y
Slovonskem domu.
"Smarnica," stew. %, Export. Pa.
Prcdscinik: Pavlit Jo5cf. b. $50; tamil,
Louis IGpan6if. box I7O; blagainik.
Anton Martinsck. box l2j. vsi y Ex.
port. Pa.-Scja vsako prvo ncdclio.
"Hfiroljub", stew. -. Diamondv:.
lc, Wyo. - Prcdscdnik: Fran Homan.
b. %; tajnik: Jos. Notch, d. l4l, Ken
mcrcr, Wyo.; blagainik: Mat. Brunsko.
lie, b. llj. p~iamondyillc, Wyo. - seja
vsako prvo nedclio v prostorih .Josip
Ponca v D~iamondville, Wyo.
"HabsburSki Sinovi'', stew. 9S. s.
Brownsville, PA. - Professionals: Ivan
Bauer. b.. -: tainik: Ivan Eriavcc. b.
y; biagaJnik: Ant. Kova6ic, b.. 9S.
Orient, Pa; vsi Y Orient, Pa. 49, Seia
vSako d.ugo ncdeiio.
"Jutrania Zarja'', stv. %. Meadow
Lands, Pa. - Preisednik: Ivan Koklif.
b, 276, Canonsburg, Pa; tajnik: .Josip
Biziak, b. 2J3, Meadow Land, Pa: bla.
gajnik: Frank Bajc, b. 80, Meadow
Lands, Pa. Seja vsako prvo nedelio.
'Trpin', stv. 30, Breezy Hill, Kans.
= Predsednik: Martin Smolcik, X. f.
ID. >, b. 2OS; tajnik: Karol Nonira, b. %.
Breezy Hill sta; blag.: Josip zihcrt. b.
"a, Breezy Hill Sta; vsi V Mulberry.
hans. Seja vsako prvo nedeljo.
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NAZNANILO.

Prejel sem porocilo dine 16. ok
tobra 1914. cd 81. blagajniea, 10,
sipa zele, da je bill bolan, ter je le-
zal v poStelji cd dine 8. do IL. okto-
bra. Ker je zaradi tega nekoliko
della v uradu 81. blagainika gao
stale, maj clani blagovole oprostiti,
ker naravi Sc ne more nikdo upi-
rati.
Alojz Bavdek, 81. tai, S.DP.X.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20

me i"SNN'J'hA III ot j. idoii' "a
hohotal.
- Pojdimol Poidimol - zakli-
dc clovcku $ svctlimi gumbi in "a
pocuka "a Skricc.
- Kan pa - vpraSa tlovck.
- Pojdimo! - nadaljujc GriSa
vztrajno.
Rad hi dcjal, da ne hi bilo napa-
emo wet papana, mamo in maGko
Scboj ma sprehod, a jerk ne govo-
ri tega, kar hi rad.
Ccz kratck cas- zavijc pcstunia 2
b~ulvara in pcljc GriSo ma vcliko
dvoriScc, k.jcr Sc lei sncg. In tudi
clovck $ svctlimi gumbi koraka IA
NINA. Skrbno Sc ogibljcjo Sncz-
nth kupOv in luz in vstopijo po IL
mazanih temnih stopnicah V izbo.
Use %zakajeno jc cd dina, po pc
ccnki dist zcnska stoji oh ognjiS-
Gu in pcce kotlctc. Kuharica in
pcstunja Sc poliubuicta, scdcta $
tlovckom ma klop i'm Sc tho razgo-
var.iajo. GriSi, zadclancmu Y de-
bclo oblaGilo, postanc ncznosno
VroCc.
''kako ncki to?" 81 misli in
S. oZira naokolo.
Tcmau strop uglcda, vclikc vi
lice, ogniiStc. XII izglcda kakor
veliko cruo duplo
- Ma-a-mal - zakriGi.
No, no, no. - zakliGc pc
stunja. PIP lie potrpi!
kuharica postayi ma mizo ste
klcnico, diva kozarca in pastcto.
Oh" zcnski in 6lovck $ svctlimi
gumbl trkajo i'm PHO, i'm Clovck o.
bjcma zdaj p~cstuujo, zdai kuhari-
co. I'm potcm zapojo vsi triic DO
tho.
GriSa iztcgnc roko k pastcti. pa
mu dadc koStck. .Jc i'm glcda. kako
pie pcstun.ia Rad hi pil.
Dai, Da.i - zaprosi.
kuharica mu da pozirck IL syo-
jcga kozarca. Dcbclo poglcda.
namrSi cello. kaSlia ii maba dol,
90 L rokama, "a kuharica ga glcda
in Sc smeic.
VrnivSi Sc domov pripovcduje
Griia mani, stcmam in postclii.
kjc .ic bill i'm kai jc yidcl. Goyori
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BIENA IN NASLOVI URADNIKOV
DRUSTEV S. d. p. 2. IA LETo
1914.

BoriteiJ. stew. l., Comemaugh, Pa. -
Predsednik Martin PetriG; tajnik: l.
al Zgonc, box 81 blagajnik John Bre-
zovoc, box 6; vsi V Conemaugh, Pa. -
Seja vsako nedelio V mesecu v dvorani
Sv. Alojzija.
Pomocnik, stew. ., Johnstown, Pa.
Predsednik Mihael Gene, 1853 Ohio ST.;
tajnik: Jos. Budna, box 81; blagairik:
Josip Rogelj, box l52;-vsi K. r. d. 8,
Johnstown, Pa. - Seja vsako prvo ne.
aeljO v dvOrani drustva Triglav.
''z~aveznik'', Stew. 3. franklin Cone.
maugh, Pa. PrcGsednik Frank Pristavc.
b. (D; tajnik: Louis Krasna, b.. 62G:
blagajnik: Jurij Osaben, b. 7Ss; vsi
Conemaugh. Pa. Seja vsako Get., 20
nedeljo v SLOW. Izobrazevalnem Domu.
'Zavedni ~Slovenec'', Stew. 4. Lloy.
dell, Pa. P%rcdscinik: Andrea Drob
nit, h. l76, BeaverIale, Pa; tajnik
Ant. Gerbec, b. 50, Lloydell, Pa; bla.
gaJulk: Matija Hribar, b. ), I.loydcll.
Pa. - Scia Nsako tretio nedclio.
"Avstrija', stew. ). Ralphton, Pa.
P%rcdsednik Ant. Omerzu. d. lGs; tainik
Josip SetinSek, box 1874; blagajnik:
Martin Abram, box >, VS. y Ralphtou,
Pa.
Zvesti Bratje''. stew. Il. Garrett,
Pa. - Prclscdnik: Ivan Kral, box 227;
tajnik; August Orel, box As; blagajnik
Ioslp Ostenit, box 1917, vSi V Garrett,
Pa. Sejc vsako prvo nedeljo.
"Jedinost', stew. :. Claridgc, Pa.
Professionals: Jos. Jaklir, b.. PSI; tainik:
Franc zurman. b. 90; blagajnik: Jo-
sip Pine, box 2s; vsi v Claridge, Pa
Seja vsako prvo nedelio.
s'Dlauiugki Pai'b S.-,nJo N.I.
st. S. P~rcdsednik: John Pavletic;
tajnik: FIR. ~SIunovic, box sos; blagai,
mix: Luka Bergant, box sos; vsi V Sc
gundo, Colo.
"Zavedni Stajerc'. Stew. .. Johns
town. Pa. - Predsednik: Martin Xii
mar, Sl2 Chestnut St; tajnik: Andrej
Jakob Puntar, Il. +. ID. 4; vsi Y Johns.
town, Pa. SEGA vsako trctjo ne.
deljo V Cellso. Pa.
"Jssna %Poljana', Stew. 10, Brown.
field, Pa. - Prcdscdnik: Edcard Zalo.
kar, Lemond Furnace, Pa; tai. Nv. Bla-
zinc, box 1913, Fairbank, Pa; blagai-
mix: Josip Markovi6, box 90, Lemond
Furnace, Pa. SEGA vsako prvo ncdelio.
"Zarja %Svobode'', stew. II. Dunlo
Pa. - Predscdnik: Fran NagliG, box
$500 AAAHAN- 1HAi'I CbANfhIf " lDb,
blagainik: John Dolez. box l6l, Dunlo,
Pa; Nsi Y Duulo, Pa - Scja vsako
prvo nelclio.
"Danica''. stew. 10, fleetwood, Pa
Prcdscdnik: Milivoj Koruzovic. h.. 100,
tainik: Lorcnc Sajn. h. Ioj; b~lagajnik
Martin Sinkovic, b. III, Hcilwood, Pa
Seja vsako prvo ncdeljo.
"Vecernica', stew. 10, Baggalcy
Pa. - Predsednik: John Arb, box 1862
Whitney, Pa; tajnik: Anton Planin
SEX, box IA; blagajnik: Anton Rak, boz
SO, oba V Hostetter, Pa.-Seja vsakC
drugO nedeljo.
Moi DOM. stew. IL. Orient, Pa
Predsednik: Anton Zori6, Edenborn
Pa; tajnik; Frank Crane, box 206
Republic. Pa; blagajnik: Anton crno
logar, b.. l02, Republic, Pa.-Scja vsak,
drugo nedeljo v Carndale, Pa.
"~slovan'', stew. Is, sopris, Colo. -
Predsednik: Leo. Marcia, b. 81; tajnik
in blagajnik: Sylvester Berentin, box
1872; vsi V Sopris, Colo. - Scja vsakc
prvo nedeljo v prostorih sobrata Ivan
Koncilja, v Piedmont, Colo.
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Radlcy. kans, l.. nktohra

Radlcy, kans, II. oktobra.
SpOroCam yscm druStvom oZiro-
ma clanom in Glanicam, Spadajo-
elm k Slovanski Dclavski Podpor-
nj wen, mai poSiliaio Use liStninc
oziroma pisma, Xxi spadajo Y delo-
krog glavncga porotncga odbora
:. ID. p. L., zanaprci ma sledeci
naSlov:
John GorSck,
|. porotnik :. ID. =. T..
u. @, Radlcy. Hans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-20
ADVERTISEMENT
Sedez: Pa.

GIAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: FRAN PAvLOvGIC, box 75, Conemaugh, Pa
Podpredseduik: JOSH ZoRKo, X. F. D. :, box ola, West Newton, Pa
Tajuik: ALoJzIJ BAvDEK, box 1877, Conemaugh, Pa.
Pomoini tajnik: IVAN PRoSTOR, 20 l2O, Export, Pa.
Blsgainik: JoSIP zELE, CLOS ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
Pomo1ni bsgajnik: JOSH MARINCIC, 5409 St Clair Ave, Cleveland, o.
ANDREA VlDRIH, box 53, COnemaugh, Pa
NADZoRNIKI:
vIL-JEM SITTER, l. nadzornik, Lock box 81, Conemaugh, Pa.
FRAN TOMATO, 3 nsdEornik, Gary, Ind, TOleston, Sta, box 73
NIKOLAJ PovSE, ; uad1, 1 Crab St, Numrey Hill. y. 5. Pittsburg Pa
PoRorNIKI:
IVAN GoRsEK, l poOtnik, West Mineral, Kansas, box gil
JAKoB KoCJAN, 9 porOtnik, 274 Lunnen Street, JohnstOwn, Pa.
ALJOZIJ KARLLNGER, 3 pOrotnik, Girard, Kansas, Il. + ID = box So
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK.
F.. J Kern M. D., 622 ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
GLAVNI URAD Y Hist St. 40 Main Street, Couemaugh, Pa
POMOzNI ODBoR.
speniaI Ivan, Concnaugh, Pa, box 23.
Gabrcnaja Jakob, box 4g2, Conemaugh, Pa
Beyc Franc. r. f. D. ., box M, COnomaugh, Pa.
suhodolnik Ivan, box ISL, South Fork. Pa.
Z@cr AOdi box oil, Conomaugh, Pa.
PRPRAVLJALNI ODBOR IA ZDRUsTEV SLOvENSKIH PODPoRNIH
NAPREDNIH ORG ANIZACIJ.
fredseduik: Vljem Star box 81, Conemaugh, Pa, clan :. d. p. I.
zavertnik JOzef, 2s2l Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, elan s. y. /. J.
Martin Honda, 1856 SO. Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, elan 5. :. /. Z
Hrast Anton, Z o. New Duluth, MINI, elan 5. y. p. j.
stetantit Martin, box IS, Franklin, Hans, clan dr.. s. Barbara.
Frank &. AleS 1905 W. 3lst St, Chicago Ill, clan 5. L. I. & !. d.
GoHek Ivan, box PHI, West Mineral, Kans, clan A. S L. +. d
Uraino Glaslo: PROLEARTC, 4OO6 w. 3lst Street, Chicago. Ill.
Cenpna dustva, OzhOma nUh uradniki, so uljudno ppSeni posijai ve
sopise IN denar, ravno ma gavnega tajnka in nikOgar drugega. Denar nai
Sc pOilja gasom pravil, ednO potion POstuih; Expresnih; ali Banenih denmnh
nitaAnc, nikakor pa lie potion privatnih 5ekov.
V sluesju, da opazijo duAveni tajniki pi poro6nih glavuega tajnika kale
pOmanjklJvOst, mai to nemndOma naHsnito urad glavnega tajnika, Ia s e v pr.
hOdnje pomavi.
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Anton Cehov:
GRISA.

GrlSa. maJhcn, okroglulicru de
eek dvch let i'm osmih mcscccv Sc
SprchaJa ) pcStunjo pc buharju.
' dolgcm, Z vato podloIcncm plaS
en-, $ prcvczo, 4 vcliko ccpico ma
vocal IN toplih galoSah. YES raz-
grct jc in zasopljcn, pa mu iarko
aprilsko Solncc size naravnost y o.
ti, da "a pcko trcpalnicc.
VISA njcgoya ~u,okr,tua. plaho
i'm 1n'gotovo s%topajoca postaya IL
raza Skrajno zaGudcnjc.
Doslcj j. GriSa poznal lc Stirio-
glat Svct Y cncm vogalu stoii ME
gova poStclj, Y drugcm omara pc
Stunjr, trctjcm Stol, a Y cctrtcm
bril- vcGna luc. &c poglcdaS pod
poStclj, opazii punco 2 odlomljono
roko IN bobcn, a "a omaro pcStu-
ME mnogo najrazlicnc.iSih reel ::
kolcSra od sukanca, papir, Skatlio
brcz pokrova in poloml.jcncga pa
Jaca. Y TEN svctu sta polcg pc
Stunjc i'm GriSc pogosto s. mama
IN maGka Mama j. pmci podob-
ma. a macka papanovcmu koZuhu.
lc da ma kozuhu mi oti ina ne rcpa.
L. tcga Svcta, Iii So imcnujc otro-
ska izba, vodiio duri Y prostor.
kjcr obcdujcio in PHO cal. tn sto-
j GrlSln stol ma viSokih uogah. i'm
ura viSi, Xxi ie lc IA to, da maha z
nihalom in da zvoni. IL obcdnicc
prldcS Y izbo, k.icr stole rdcci ma
slanjaci. Tam So ma prcprogi ma
haIa tcmna pcga, Zaradi katcrc Sc
sedaJ grozc GriSi 5 prstom. Ia TO
soho j. s. druga, kamor ga pa ne
puStc IN V katcri Sc pokaac cash
papa cudua zagouctna oScba,
PcStunja i'm mama sta razumljiVi:
NrINo obIacita. pltata I'M ga spray
iJala Spat, a zakaj .ir papa ma Svc-
IN, mi znano. I'm s. druga zagonct-
ma oScba je - tcta. ki j. podarila
GriSu bobcn. Pride, pa izginc.
Kan izgine? GriSa .ic nccnkrat po-
sledll pod poSteIJo, IN "maro in
pod dlvan, a tam jc nj bilo...
y TEN novcm syctu. kicr Solncc
rczc oti, toliko papanov. mann in
tctk. da he YES, h komu hi Intel.
Ampak naiholj cudua i'm ncumna
.,iL.nf u;L. ''J'
.osoi OIi,a nm n..,,nin l.. ~
,.a.la.Ia '.!''' VI" ~
Nacnkrat za,Iisi ,,rascn ,opo,
Pc bulvariu So y cnakomcruo,,
koraku poinika nara,uos, proti
uicmu 5,ta voiakoy. Mraz sprclc-
uic od strahu in vpraSujocc po-
"lrduic po>tuuio. cc nj ucvarno.
Pc>tunja uc bczI in uc .iotc, kar .jc
d"kaz' Ga M me- n]cvarncga. GriSa
NprcmIJa u ocm Nojak" IN zaGnc
sam >t"paiI Y taktu.
'cZ huIvar pritccc'a live vcliki
.'"yN' L d'i@'m SoN''m' molrcim
I'~'"'', III NN'>Nu "a''''ah'm re
'" 'N" "''H"' u" mora tudI
'''' -" s'''' 81 ''J''""'
NtoJ! - ZaklIcc pcS,unja in
"a PRIME IA PIcrl- Nam pa! lie
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Podmorski Golni, Scstnajstcolovi
,opovi IN Zcppclini naznanjaio v
Evropi slave krSGanstva,
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hands you back $3.50 and six
bellboys.
We took a peep at the dla-
mond-backed dining room, and
when | saw the walters refus-
ing everything but certified
checks in the way of a tip, |
said to Peaches, "This is no
place for u.s." But she wouldn't
let go, and we filed in to the ap-
petite killery.
A very polite lieutenant-wait-
Ell, with a sergeant-waiter and
two corporal-waiters, greeted us
and we gave the countersign,
abandon wealth. all ye who en-
ter here"
Then the lieutenant-waiter
and his army corps deployed by
columns of four and escorted us
to the most expensive-looking
trough | ever saw in a dining
room.
'Peaches," ! said to friend
wife, I'm doing this to please
you, but after | pay the check,
it's me to file petition in bank
ruptcy."
She just grinned, picked up
the point-lace napkin and began
to admire the onyx furniture.
"Que souhaitez vous ?" said
the waiter, bowling so low that
could feel a chill running
through my little bank account
81 guess he means you,"
whispered to Peaches, but she
looked very solemnly at the
menu card and began to bite her
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lips. .
"Je suis tout votre service, "
the waiter cross-countered be-
fore | could recover, and he had
me gasping. 1t never struck
me that l had to take course
in French before entering the
Builtfast hungry foundry, and
there l sat making funny faces
at the tablecloth, while friend
wife blushed crimson and the
waiter kept on bowling like All
animated jack-knife.
"Say, Mike!" l ventured after
a bit, "tip us off to a quiet
bunch of eating that will fit q
couple of appetites just out see.
ing the sights. Nothing that
| will put a kink in years in,
come, you know, Bo; just sug'
gest some little thing that looks
better than it tastes, but is not
700 expensive to keep down"
"Oui, oui" His Marseillaise
came back at me. "Un dinel
comfortable doit Sc composer dt
potage, de volatile bouillie OF
rotie, chaude ou froide, de glib
ier, de plats rares ct distingues
de sucreries, de patisseries ct d'
fruits!"
] looked at my wife and sh'
looked at me; then we boil
looked out the window ant
wished we had never been born
"Say, Garsong,"I said, afte.
we came to, my wife is ;
daughter Of the American Rev
olution and she's so patriot
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Dramatic
Comment

l.. ~. Sothern. who will be seen at
the Salt Lake theater on Friday and Sat
urday. February 81 and IS. in IF l Were
King" and "Uamlet''-matinee Satur-
day-believes in ghosts, apparitions and
the like. He Is OF the opinion that
their naturalization, as depicted by the
ghost in Hamlet According TO Mr..
Sothern, from the beginning OF tho world
disembloweled spirits have appeared and
three Incidents. and quite unusual ones,
too. as reasons for his belief.
Some Years ago Mr. Sothern was living
at hotel on Madison avenue in New
York. dentist, whose office was To-
Gated opposite the hotel. was treating
one OF his teeth which was giving him
good deal OF trouble. One morning
he had TO attend an early rehearsal. and.
40 the tooth was botherng him. he pur-
posed 10 call on the dentist before GO
iug TO the theater. When leaving the
dentist crossing tho street. some distance
from him. lie hurried along, but the
dentist suddenly disappeared. He sup
posed that he had dropped into one Of
unable to find him. When the rehearsal
was over ut about O'Clock In the att
ernoon. he picked UP an evening paper
and discovered that his dentist had com
ing about three hours before he had
, seen him on the street
Lately a friend OF Mr.. Sobtern's told
him that he had recently occupied a
haunted apartment on Madison avenue
New York Tho apparltion had been
seen by many members of the family
and had, besides, made such a racket
slamminG doors and walking with
heavy foot up and down the hall from
to o'clock In the morning. that they
had found IT necessary to move out OF
the apartment On investlgation Mr.
Sothern discovered that the apartment In
question had been occupied by the dentist
who had committed suicide and the de-
scrption of the apparItion seen by the
| ia mily Tailed with the appea rance OF the
dentist. This apartment has remained
| unoccuptcd for the reason that nobody
could live In 1t and put up with the un-
seemly noises and other strange occur
| TeDces.
| Another incident that Mr. Sothern re-
lates is equally strange. Some years ago
| he spent the summer nt a country house
! that he had leased on Long Island. AT
| that time he had a pet fox terrier of
which he was particularly fond One AFT
ernooD his dog was strangely missing
| and could not be discovered anyWhere
| on the lawn later In the evening his
! dog suddenly appeared and ran about
| fused 10 come into the house or be
! touched by Mr.. Sothern, who noticed a
strange light coming out OF its eyes as
| IL phosphorescent. The dog finally nan
away or dlsappeared. Going into the
| house, he was startled by being told tba,
one OF the servants had just discovered
! the dog had accidentally hung itself in
| the garrett II seems that there was an
| old fish net hanging in the garret and
| the dog somehow or other had gotfen
| Fastened In 81, where he was held mill
/ l!fc WIS extinct. The dog had evideniIy.
! been dead for hours before Mr. Sothern
| saw him on the lawn.
Mr.. Sothern tells an equally strange
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al parlors? And then having to
survive for 905 years with the
dance bug in his dome!
Close the door, Della; there's
draft.
When Peaches recovered
from the shocks of my outburst
over the potato pudding she
said the only way / could
square myself was to take her
to the very-latest-up-to-d
hotel in New York for dinner
That is some task if you live
uptown, believe me, because
they open new hotels in New
York now the same as they
open oysters-by the dozen.
However, after stuffing my
pockets with all my earthly pos,
sessions, we hiked forth ano
steered for the Builtfast-the
very latest thing in expensive
beaneries.
Directly We entered it's pol
ished portals we could see from
the faces of the clerks and the
clocks that a lot of money
changed hands before the Built
fast finally became an assess
ment center.
In the lobby the furniture
was covered with men about
town, who sat around with {
checkbook in each hand anc
made faces at the cash register
There are more bellboys thar
bedrooms in the hotel. They USE
them for change. Every time
you give the cashier SIS hi
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| was beginning to see that a
man must have in his veins the
blood of martyrs and of heroes
to be a vegetarian and at the
same time I could feel myself
fixing my fingers to choke o.
lie.
The next course was large
plate of potato salad, and then
/ tainted.
When ! got back Ollie was
standing near the table with a
sweet smile on each side of her
face waiting for the applause OF
those present.
''Have you anything else? 2 |
inquired, hungrily.
"Oh, yes" said Ollie, 81 have
some potato pudding for des-
sert."
When ! got through swear
ing Ollie was under the stove,
my wife was under the table,
the dog was under the bed and
| was under the influence OF
liquor.
I'm cured.
After this my digestive tract
will have to fight a sirloin steak
every time | get hungry
Besides, ] don't want to live
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AT THE THEATERS
Continued from Preceding Page.)

F. Rose from the adventures Of Miss
Virginia Brooks. which opens at the
Garrick for one week starting with mat
inec today. In private life the author
is known as Mrs. Charles =. Washburne,
wife Of a Chicago newspaper reporter,
who has now arranged to publish her
life story in book form, under the same
title as the play.
This play tells in n straightforward,
truthful manner the underlying cause.
the effect and the conclusion of a mis-.
led lite. II shows how easy 1t is TO 60
the wrong way and how hard il is to
get back among your old frende. IL
is true 10 life in that it points out the
great white slave evil of today, and al
so points the way that is right. and
hence its mission OF good, Every girl
can see il.
Tho story. neatly told. tells Of an
unsophisticated girl who is led TO the
big city by false impressions, her down
fall and her return home. Then there
is the good sister who does right, is
happily married and is perfectly sat
isfied with life. The contrast between
the sisters is one of the greatest ever
depicted upon the modern stage
The .'lost sister, meets the typical
white slave procurer in her home town,
where ne is seeking new victims. Her
homo hfo is not over pleasant, which
| by the way, is one of the principal rca-
sons why girls leave home. and she is
led away TO house of shame in Chi
csgo. The story is told in manner
not TO offend. yet is plain in its teach
ing.
little Lost Sister shows that al
that is isn't wrong. The play should
be a blessing 10 the country. II gets
down to facts, and Prescribos rom
edy.