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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
~NAZNANILO.
Yukon, Pa.
ta.inik

SlovenSki SOcialiSlitni klub 81.
Ill j. =. T. Y Yukon. Pa. priredi
Y soboto dine Is oktobra plesno
NcSelicu Z vinSko treatyijo = dv"-
rani "Zdruicnih %clan0y'' Stew. |.
Iacetek oh 1. uri 2vecer.
Sporcd vc>elice: Cd : do & urc
naStop raznili "%"vornikov. cd :.
naprci pa 81 vrI' viuSka trga
tcv in pies. CiStl dohitck .ie ma
mcn.Icn III v%oiiln" kampanjo in
klubovo blagaino. ker ic klub Sc
lie uStanovlien. zato upamo, da
bodo delavci vedeli ccniti svojo
organizaciio in Sc Y polnem Stew
In odzvaii naScmu p%oyabiiu.
Zahava izborna in grozdia ma
koSc'
Ma vcsrlo >vidcnic dine %.
oktohra!
Anton Occpek.
zacaSni ta.inik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
Cleveland, Ohio.

SLOW. soy. kluba 81. -.
' ned-ljo, dine 20 .oktohra, oh
.. uri /jutraj So yrSi raznaSani"
letakov. V>i >odrugi. kateri ~ st
javili IA raznaIan.ic. in drugi. ka-
teri zelijo pomagati, mai pridcjo
Oh zg"raj |naznateni uri Y klubovc
proStore. kjer bodn l"taki priprav-
ljeni.
Sodrugi. Same St nckai dmi mas
loci od dncva volitcv. Po>vetimo
III cas- tim verii agirariji "a maSc
id"ic in "a ojaGaujc naSr orgaui-
zaciie. Kolikor Sociali>tov, toliko
agitatoricv. lzogibamje della hi
znamenir dobr-ga Sodruga.
NJ. Petrovich. tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
NAROCNIKOM D~RUZINSKE.
GA

Mas "Koledar' Sc nj izsel. Ne
kal zamude je tiskarni, nekaj pG
v tenn, ker urednika nj v Chicagi
Narocila Sc seveda sprejemaj).
Kdor ga DO preje narocil, ga 10
tudi pref dobil. Use stroske, pa
maj 81 poSta ali pa expires, plaza.
me mi v Chicago. Ker so pr vecjih
narocilih manjsi stroski, smo tudi
pc tom dolocili Gene, katere so SIZE
dece: Cd 1 do 10 kol. stane SOC .ko.
mad. Cd 1870 je 47c. komad.
Cd 5000 je cena 45c. cd 100 in
dale pa 40c. komad. SocialistiC-
nj klubi, zastopniki Proletarca,
kakor tudi uradniki razlicnih
podpc-nih drustev, dobe ma kre-
dit, vsi drugi morajo pa placati
k%oledarje v naprej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
NAZNANILO.

tlauom kiuba Stcv. Ia j. :. L..
. Detroit. N'ch.. n%aznaujam. da
81 vNak tctrt-k zvctcr "Dclav-
>kem domu' >eStanki vrSelirnega
odhora in vinicaricv ~ viuSko
Irgaicv dnc ). novcmbra.
j. ozir"m IA vc>elico bode pri-
hodnia mesetna Seia Y nedelio -
rovrmhra d"poldan tocno ob 10.
uri. k"r .ic wee vaimih >rvari IN
r"iili, pritakulcm. da 81 v~ak
clan ie >eie udeleli.
Orolariam mdi Glane. ola paz-
no pretitajo giaNovmice movlh pra-
vii in Jill pri prihodnii sell odda-
io. ker Jill ic po,reha odpo>lati.
kontno puzivliam Use clane. da
81 porrudijo. da bo vinSka trgarev
y v>akem o2iru najholie izpadla.
Ivan Potocnik.
.. ,,,il.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
S1ranka
SHoDI 20
VZHODNIH
Cleveland, Ohio.


SLOW. Soc. klub st. 81 in hryat-
ska soc. organiZacija st. II prize.
dijo, skupno z nekaterimi drugi.
mi organiazcijami v DRAW Ohio.
vecje stevilo shodov, ma katerih
DO govoril sodrug Kristan liz
Chicago.
Shodi Sc vrsiio v sledecih kra.
jih:
v sobto, %. okt. zvecer v Grdi.
novi dvorani, 6021 st. Clair Ave-.
Cleveland, o. " hrvatskem jezi.
ku).
v nedeljo, 20. okt. OBJ 2. pop. v
Birkovi dvorani, 60O6 st. Clair
Ave. Cleveland " slovenskem
jeziku).
v pondeliek, 80. okt. OBJ 7:3O
zvecer v Baumanovi dvorani.
1852 Waterloo Rd.. Collinwood.
v torek, 81. ol1t. OBJ 7:3O zveeer
v Virantovi dvorani, 100 E. %.
st. Lorain, o.
v sredo, /. nov. oh $50
zvecer v Dormisevi dvorani, 436
Bolivar Rd. Barberton, o.
Slovenski in hrvatski sodrugi
in somiSljeniki v vseh teh naselbi.
nah, kier Sc vrSijo shodi, Sc poziv-
ljejo, maj marljivo agitirajo, da
dosezemo elm vec uspehov in po-
vecamo naso organizacijo.
M. Petrovich. tai.
org. ST. 27.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
OPoMBA:

M"iranSki li>ti prina,aio inter
vJnv" Niljema English Wallinga
iii Max E~aStmana. znanih social
>tlcnih publici>tov. y katcrih ba-
Jc progla;ata zopctun izvolitev
WilSona. V t-h i~ntervjuvih So
tudi pravi, ia bodo Socialist pod
pirali pri >cdanjih volitvah Viii
soma.
&C. st ii objavljeni intervjuvi
reSnicnl. ne izrazajo ; TEN ST. no.
benin dejSrrv, tisotih 81 amer. So
clalisticnega gibanja.
English Walling in Max East
man nista mikdar Me Stella Y 80.
clallSticntm gibanju. Ne prvi ne
drugi hi bill nikdar aktivcn Ia SO
cialh,itno gibanje in sta bila ved-
no V neSoglaSju y organiIiranimi
socialist Amcrikc. VSled trga
ne moreta gOvoriti y imenu >oci-
aliStov.
Socialist bodo V tel kampanii
kakor vedno pOdpirali Svoja kan
didata BenSona in k%irpatricka.
ker smatrajo Wilsona in IIughc-
"a "a kandidata velepodjetnikov
III ne delavcev.
V price vSch namiSljenih Ia
slug, XII Jill pripi>ujeta bajc Wal
ling in Eastman Wilsonu. niSta
>ocialiStitna prvaka' nic druz'-
"a kakOr navadna reformatorja,
IN socialist vslcd njunih izjav ne.
hodo SIi ma S'ranpot, ampak hodo
v"lili BcnSona in kirpatricka.
Citajo So tudi porocila, da .ic
Benson dejal. da DO Wilson lopct
lZvolien. To naravno NJ pomcni,
da je on IA WilSOna. kajti nihce
hi nastOpil oStre.ie profit Wilsonu
kakor Benson. kO je kritiziral
sprejcm Hay = ChamberlainOvega
zakona Xxi 10 tice reorganiZiranJa,
armada. kakor tudi cato, ker je
preIOmil obljubo, da So zniIajo cr-,
ne zivilom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
"a DRZAVO OHIO.

TaJnlk drlavue organizacij- Y
ONO, Nodr. o..G. Van SchOyck IA
Hnanla, ia m0rajo pc novih pravi.
I'm po>iatI v>r naSe organizacij.
y t"J draw pc en- cent vri vSak
mesec od clana. NSled tcga mai
poslj"io tajniki klubov il te dr.
iave %tainiStvu J. y. T.. od vsak..
IA clana Pc cn cent wee, 10 j. pie
ma mrNec. To mai So vpoSteva. ia
II" bo n"potrcbncga piSarenia.
T~ajniStvn j. =. j..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
IA STRAJKARJE v OGLESBY

IN St%rajkujocr ilanr druStva
Mladi Slovcnec' 81. ~. OgleSby.
III. s. ID. =. y. so darovali >lcdc6i
DruStvO Moi dom st. II :. ID.
=. H., Republic, Pa. svota $500.
DruStvo "EdinoSt' Il. "a. =. ID.
+. T.. Yukon. Pa. Svota 5000.
Vscga skupai prcjcli do >cdaj
$163.6S.
Vsem darovalccm So izrcka mai.
lepSa hvala IA >preicti dar.
Joseph Mcglich. tajnik
B. 80. oglcSby. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
VABILO MA
Javen vslilni ljudski shod.
Xxi ST. vrsi
v nedeljo, dne 8. noyembra t. |.
OBJ treh popoldne v
Chicago, v
NARODNI. DVORANI
VABILo MA
NARODNI DVoRANI

vogel Is. ceste in Racine Ave.
Govorniki v slovenSkem in an.
gleskem jeziku.
V s~lovenskem jeziku goyori %
Splosni volilni situaciji V BED. dr.
zavah >odr. Et bin Kristan; Y an
gleskem goyorita % volilni Situa-
clJi "a governer.ia V DRAW Hi
nois kandidat ia To mesto, sodr.
Seymour Steadman, in V Mdevi
kandfdaiure "a drlavnrga pravd-
nIka States Attorney >udr.
VIM. Guinea.
Shod be- torei 4 ozirom ma vai-
most volilne kampanjc zanimiv.
SedanJe volitve odlotajo, kdn ho
gospodaril V delcli, draw in me-
stu prihodnie ;tiri leta.
V nrdeljo >. novembra popoldnc
torej vSi V Narodno dvuranu'
Odbor IN >hod.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

Ant. Mikolit l:jc. VI. kenik Zoe.
Neimenovan jc. Nrimenovau ~.
Vsi V Struther>, o.. Franz kra-
mar DE. Jan Copic 25c. Oba Y
! oungst0wn, q. Celia Svuia S2.sU
poslano Pc l.. Iakraj;ek. An
drew Iupan Sl.00. Frank Lipar
500. CHA Sartell. Mimi. in po-
Slano pc ~l.iparju. Slov. soc. kluh
Stv. 90 V llerminie Pa. $1,000 i'm
poSlano pc IL. Kolarju. Siov.
soc. klub Stv. IL Y Sygan. Pa. kui
del prebitka od vcSrlice Sll.3l in
poSlan0 pc John Pulancu. Nina
kcber, Chicago. III. ub ca>u pcrim.
dvaJSctlctnicr .Iuir Iavrrtnika
njegovc Zcne in poroki njcguv,
htrrke : Sodrugom +. Hcimderi.
chem $500.
vsega skupaj S31,66. Zadnji IL
kaz $4,000. Vsega do danes
SAT- &C.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
j. s. z. klubom ma znanie.

Ia meSec november bodo meSe-
en- priNpcVki "a j. =. T.. zopet 20
Starem, .oc cd Glama, ker porefe
? 0ktohrom d"SetmeSeGni rok IN
%zbIranje fonda IA pokritie s,roS-
kov III. zborovania. Tainiki klu.
hoN MAJ 10 vIameio ma manic.
TajniStvo ]. S. 2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
"a IZOBRAZBO.

Razsirite syoje zuaujc, Poucite Sc o sociaHzmu. Rnsvedrite 81 dul,,
Pr"l"tar" M ' svoji knjievni zuogi sledeGe knjge n brGure. FoIJi
tie narcotic Sc danes:
Makam Cork: Matt. mehka vezba sIOo
Upton Sinclair poslov. Jos. Zavertnik in " Kaker): Dtungel Poyest
Il cMcasklh klavnic rs
-,hNo iuii' SoclahLem In modeTna ed SO
= Ue'AIIa .. e.. . 10
l. yin hIStal' NcVar socialzem 10
hdo unnuJe proizvajane v malem 10
S''l"izem 90. - ..... ... 10
Soialisucna knji2nica. , zvezka in 'Nasa bogatstva'' ......... 10
!" rH"hstNh FazFeu e.. e. . .lO
voJna in socialna demokracia R
fTof Wahrmund tposlov. A Knstan): Katonsko svetovno nazranie
in svobodna znanost $500. OF
o konsumnih drustvih $50. -. .... IN
~ %u"A 'o"A'iiiha III kohsum 05
n n"v r Yep WJAhi stan troDudh zpirke 'Vec lud!' @ snopicD. e. 10
c - a""hNh 10
Spo'eu P1pSz1 AieHaanoT 10
Use tt kntge in hrosuTs posjemo posnine presto.
RoLETAREC
zoos w 3lt St. CHICAGO II 7
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
"a AGITACIJSKI FOND
SHODOV.

SLOW. soc. klub 81. Is Y Sygan,
Pa, kot del prebitka od vcselice
$ll.30 in po>lano pc tainiku. -
Andrew Zupan SOC, Frank Iipar
sc. Oba V Sartcll. Mimi, in poNla-
no pc Lipariu. Skupai $3.50.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

korou"ri"va pnrota Y Detroit.
Mich. jr ilrckla. ia ic I"lclni>ka
druzba Grand Trunk odgovorna
IA nezgodo. Xxi Sc j" dogodila y no
- prvega oktobra ma kriIiScu. pri
kateri jc dr>ct o>rh izgubilo iiv-
lIenlc. Poromiki 80 ilr"kli fla jr
drulba kriva. krr ir lmcla ma kri.
iiScu y >luIbi nr>poSobucga cuya.
ia. cigar mal"ga jc hila. da .ic IA
piral zatvornicc. Cuvaj .jc bill po-
hahljener in nj laprl latvormic. ko
STA >c obrnem blilala kriIi;tu to-
worm Wax in voz ulitnc ~zclczmirc.
Ce>tnoIrl-zni,ki u>luzhcuri H.
.lavljajo. ia jc tuvai Srahiu>ki
>pal. ko =" j. dogodila nc>rc5a.
Make maj 81 od pohahlieura IA
hteva in pritakuir, ia bo kos TAXI
Sinzbi Ampak pohabljencc .ir ce-
nejsi od zdravcga u~>luihcnca. 81
Ger pa po.akajm0. kar ic izr"kla
koronrrl'ra p"rota, So nj d"ialo
>odi;.r pota do uh>odbr kapi,a-
Ii>iicnih druIh 81 dolga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

Iopet IclczniSka nesrcca. Walk
>tev. Ill Northwestern zrlcznicr
j. ma pDtu il Milwaukee, ' ASH
land Y hliiini mcSta dine u. !. M
>kotll IL tlra in padcl y iarck :
zahvaliti j. voIovom H. irkla. la
mis-" |ponrNrrtili potniki. Mrtva
sta Stroj"vodia in kuriat. Stroir
vGdja j" dobil hudr opcklinc H.
glava mn j. razhira. Cuvaj to
varni, HI j. .idcl uczgodo. ic dal
lnaT"mjr IN ogcmj.
Iclczniaka druIha iziaylja. da
jc 10 le pcti poizku> >praviii Wax
RAJ tlr. Nemogorc .ir dognati,
kdo jc krivcc. F'akt ir. da IT, bilo
ogihaliScr obrnjcno ma >transki
tir, kazalo ic pa hclrno luz name
Stu rdccc.
Pcti p"izku>. pa vcuiar TAXA
malomarnu>t, da - bo 81 Sc>ti in
>"dmi po!Iku> uhm->rl, Kai pa IT,
IA par u~>luibencev,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
LISTU v PODPORO.

NabranO ma "DruiinNkcm vcrc-
ru" soc. kluba Stv. 10 Siaum-
ton, III. in poslano pc MoNtarju
1855. - VI. Slabc zoe. Jan Raicr
soc. A. Sternat 25c. j. Polanc DE
FIR. Mokar 2jc. Jan kerhin Zoe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

ue. nat" pa 20 REX lahko vozilp ma
pref.
Dt. Anderson prnvi. III Jim j. IL.
am" irinesel kspo bakra stirtlrser
in"t"N Toxic. Dale ria,i, da 80 me-
lar" c-le t"ke tistcga bakra.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
POALJITE N v sTARo poMov1No rAKoI,

Nk" l'lit". da h" lo>lani icmar sigurno in nitro il. o+.n
r"' G"n"a a 'I"u"' mi, poi"m - po>Iultr
New Britain herald., 1916-03-03

Il sustain that objection" said the judge sternly, adding to the doctor. . You must restrict yourself to an sWcrlnS questions, Dr. Foster Let the answer be stricken out from the WordS, into the autOm obile' y The doctor, a flush of annoyance on ms face turned questioningly toward , LanSdon, but the latter, after a mo- i ments hesitation said coolly:
 No more questions"
 But the prosecutor had He got to ; his feet with the alacrity of a fighting man going into battle Here was a ] foeman worthy of his steel a man whose testimony was, he felt sure, full of little weaknesses into which he ' could dig the rapier of his wit and his legal questioning He hated Dr. roster, yet he admired him and ex- uited Tn the game of wits before him. But he was the loser. With a tongue steeped in vitrioI he attacked the testimony of the alienist; he held Mary Page up as hysterical girl Who mad sought notoriety; he flung oouot upon the possibility of a "tem- porarN mental derangement, but though he tortured Mary until with siluuuerlhgs horror she sank forward 41 "Oi NhdI, nef hands pressed asalnst her ears to shut out the sound of his voice, he. could not shake the smiling imperturba bility of Dr. roster Cross examination meant nothlng to, the latter, and much as He regretted the strain upon the pitt ful little prisoner, he really enjoyed p1ttlng his power against that of the prosecutor
 80 ms answers came with cool de- noeratlon, and a hint of insolence tnat won the admira tion of the spec tators who were divided between zest Tn the stirring battle and pity for Mary. But 1t was the sympathy that came upperm OSt when at last. unable to pear any longer the brutal wrangle over her sanity, she leaped to her rect, a little moaning cry of protest Wfung from her white lips Lang don was at her side in an instant, his hands drawing her down into her chair again. his lips whispering en- couragement and comfort. till she smiled up at him-a wavering. pa thetic little smile
 To the prosecutor in his present savage humor it seemed a, carefully planned bit of bi-play, yet he could so; plainly see its effect upon the jury ana could read so clearly the anta e. ohlsm growing in their eyes whom they looked at him, that with ar abrupt shrug he swung upon his heel and sat down with a curt That's all"
 Gro be cOntinued.)
New Britain herald., 1916-03-03
FIGHTING BLOOD AND
 MADAME X HERE

Today and tomorrow will be marked down in the annals of the history Of the Fox theatcr as the greatest two day attra ctions ever afforded it's pa irons. Two big features, each, s1ngly worth the price of admission are slat- cd for the delectation of the patrons. If is utterly impossible to grasp the nagnitnde of this entertainment for never before since motion pictures have been exhibited, has there been two great, big and popular plays of fercd on any one program in America.
 The managem ent of the theater has booked in addition to the big William Farnum feature, 'Fighting Blood" that sensational six-reel drama. Ma dame N, in which Dorothy Donnelly is starred offer ing an entertainment that will surely pack the theater to it's very rafters.
 William F'arnum, star of the Will liam Fox phOtOdrama Fighting Blood" outshines all his previous ef- forts in fighting scenes in this play of the Kentucky mountains. He plays the part Of Lem Hardy the youngest of family of fighters who have gained reputaticns for courage on the battlefield and the game of life. In the picture, Hardy becomes a clergyman. His church is invaded by a gang of toughs former acQuaintances. Hardy Quells his desires to fight, but at Ia st cuts loose and throws the toughs into the street. Barney Oldfield, auOmo- bile racer; Jess Willard, heavyweight champion and Frank Chance one-time famous first-ba seman, witnessed all of the fight scenes. Each is enthus iastc over FarnUm as a specimen of fine physical manhood.
 Madame X', the added attra ction for today and tomorrow, produced by Henry Savage, boasts of more serious attention from the newspapers all over the country than the vast majori- ty of other photoplays. Articles of from half to a whole column have been numerous in the newspapers Of the largest cities. All unite in saying that ii is one of the greatest plays ever pro- duced and that Dorothy Donnelly fur
New Britain herald., 1916-03-03
ARTISTS GATHER AT
 HARTFORD CONCERT

One of the most important musi- cal events of the season will take place at Foot Guard hall, Hartford on Tuesday evening, March 14, the joint appearance of Pablo Casals world famous cello virtuoso and Mime. Pov1a Frisch, the Danish dramatic soprano, with Jean Verd at the piano, under the auspices of the Musical club of Hartford.
 Pablo Casals, a Spaniard by birth. is one of the most remarkable figures
 r the musical world At a very early age he became proficient on the flute violin and piano well as his chosen instrument and early in his career earned many medals offered by royalty and foreign governments He has played all over Europe and in America, his playing has created a tremendous sensation. Fritz Kreiser has said "Casals is the greatest artist who draws a bow
 While not so well known in America Mme Frisch comes with a great reputation earned in tn" musical centers of Europe where, for more than ten years she has been very Iopular in recital and as soloist with all the most famous orchestras Her artistic work is rapidly winning her a foremost place among the great singers of the day. Jean vera IS a Frenchman whose reputation as pianist and accompanist is second to ncne. Through the Musical club this superb combination is offered to the public at very. low rates. Reserved
New Britain herald., 1916-03-03
J JAPANESE SCENE ALL
 THE RAGE AT LYCEUM

Such a wonderful impression has been made on the minds of all those who have seen the delightful Japan ese scene in "An Outsider at the Ly- ceum that Kendall Weston, the direc- tor of the Alfred Cross Players, has mad photographs taken of it so it may be exactly reproduced in the event Miss Hernes play is called back for ct second hearing. This may be the case as there will be many people in New Britain una ble to get tickets for
 the last two performances unless all signs fail. Advance sales are the big Sest ever recorded for any plav in this city. Many of the regular patrons have already been unable to get their favorite seats because of not making application in time. It is predicted 1 that Saturdays matinee and night performances will be the largest ever assembled at the Lyceum on any day since the house opened.
 Maurice Futile, the scenic artist who painted the Japanese scene in An Outsider" has just completed the scenery for "A Pair of Sizes', tGe next play that will be seen at the Lyccum. l This comedy which has had such suc~ l cessful runs in various parts of the 1 country has been selected next weeks vehicle beca Use of the spark l ling humor that runs through it ana 1 because it will go well to make a hap i py balance in contrast to some of the l heavier plays of the past three weeks. l An augmented cast will be required to
 put on this play which takes it's name ] from the great American card game; but the players so well known to New l Britain audiences by their past work will be in predominance.
 Eugene Weber, who made his debut l this week as the doctor in "An Out
 sider'' has been assigned the role op-
 posite Alfred Cross in "A Pair of
 Sizes" These two will play the bus
 mess partners, George B. Nettletor
 and T. Bosgs Johns, over whom all
 the fun takes place. MT. Weber
 should make a good Nettleton. He will ] have the added advantage of being l schcoled in his part under the direc- 1 ton of Kendall Weston who played
 the part more than two hundred times
 in the west. Alfred Cross will be able 1 to give many a good laugh as the un- 1 fortunate T. Boggs Johns, the charac-
 ter that has created more comedy thai i any one on the American stage 1T | years. And then there is big chance l for Mrs. Adelaide Hubbard to do yeO
 manry work. She has been given tha
 unique creation, "Coddles," the Eng
 fish maid of all work, who, with dust
 CT and pan, goes about her dutie! seeking whom she may devour. God l dies" stands in a class by herself ant Mrs Hibba Is well known propensity I for putting a laugh over the foot lights will stand her in gooc
 stead next week. Her many friend
 and admirers will have plenty o } chaace to see an evening of diversifiet g comedy It is there in "A Pair o Sixes'' and Mrs. Hubbard may be de
 pended upon to bring it out. Mis- i Eveta Francis the pretty little lad!
 who made her first bow to New Brit
New Britain herald., 1916-03-03
EPISODE VII.

Yes She went up to him boldly and said without any signs of ner- vousness of the moment before, If I have not taken back my promise. David. it is because I have been too ill to think of it.. But 1 do take it back now. I will never marry you so long as l live, and l never want you to speak to me again. l detest you, and since you can no longer harm my father the reason for my promise to you is gone. That is all I have to say. GoOd-bye.' At that Pollock got very white and said hoarseIy, Does that mean that you are going to marry Langdon?' It means she said that after what has happened I shall never marry any one Pollock looked relieved at that, but there was a hint of sheer in his voice as he asked. Tn that case may l ask if you are going to return to Now Town, and if so who is going to support NOu?' You have no right to ask she answered quietly, but I don't mind answering. We are not going to New Town: we are going to New York, where I hope to secure a position "
 Dlu MT HOllOck snow any sur prise a that?'
 No, but he was obviously cha grined. And then I interfered and reminded Mrs. Page that they would miss their train if there was any fur there delay, and they left, Pollock driving away in his machine almost directly back of them"
 Did Miss Page seem Inn and col lected ?"
 Yes, outWardly; but there was a look Tn her eyes that made me fear ful for her future, and her hands had resumed their nervous twitching when l put her into the automobile It made me alize that the great influ- ence to fear for her was Pollock and 1t Is my decided opinion that if as have heard, he continued to perse- cute the defendant, . the result would"
 II object!" stormed the District At torney leaping to his feet. 'Dr Eos ter's last. assertion that the defend ants mental ailnlent was aggravated the continued persecution of David Pollock is hearsay evidence. and a direct maligning of a dead man.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-03
MARIE DORO STAR
 IN KEENEY FEATURE

With "The White Pearl and "The Master Smiles" as .ecial features the ph otoplay program at KeeneN's to- night and tomorrow should prove one of exceptional interest The presen- tation of "The White Pearl' will mark the New Britain debut as a screen star of Marie Doro, one of the most popu- lar comediennes on the stage. Miss DOro is an actress of exceptional skill and her work before the camera Is of a very high order The picture in which she will be seen here is one of exceptional interest and it is expected to prove q hit.
 Emmy Wehlen. another screen star of recognized skill, plays the lead in the otner feature. 'ThC Master Smiles was produced by the knick-