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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
oslabljena moe sedanjega rodu.


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poprej ma prostem zraku in Nth
hrana je bila %priprosta. Toda da-
mes jih della 60 odstotkov v zapr-
TEN zralsu, z manjim gibanjem in
b~ogatejSo hrano. Ako ho6es ostati
zdrav, pomagati moras zelodcu in
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snOvi in zbirajoce Sc bacile. Tri =
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lex, katerega vsebina grenkih ze-
lisc, kOrenik in lubja SO velike
zdravilne vrednosti; izcistijo zclo-
dee i'll ohranijo zdravega, pospe :
sujejo prebavo in ozivijo TEX do
jedi. Rabite ga in odkrizajte Sc
zabasanOsti, neprebave, glavobola,
nervoznosti III splosne oslabelosti.
Cena $1.10 pc lekarnah. - Pomni-
tie, da je Trinerjev Liniment pravi
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putiki, spahnenju, pretegu, otek-
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1333-1343 So. Ashland Ave, Chi
cago, Ill. (Adv.(
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
Sfranka
Meadow Lands, Pa.

Clanom kluba st. 1872 Mama
nJam, Ola DO prihodnja seja v novi
dvorani, kalor je bilo sklenjeno
ma zadnji sell. Prosim Vas, da Sc
udelezite tie seize vSi brez izieme,
ker imamo wee vaznih took ma
dnevnem redu in DO treba tudi kaj
novega ukrepati. &c mas pride lie
par ma sejo, ne moreno napraviti
ME ne v prid stranki, ne v prid
sebi. Sal vedo 4 vedno wee kakor
diva. ) tenn p~okazemO tudi drugim,
da napredujemo $ klubom. Sc en-
KRAFT Vas torej upozariam, da Sc
udelezujte sci boil pridno, in pri-
petite Sc kaksne move sodruge, da
dosezemo so elanov. Tedai bono
lahkO rekli, da napreduiemo. Ven,
ola je precej tezko agitirati "a So
cializem, ker je dosti l.judstva, XII
ga ne razume in cato Sc ga boil
kakor hudiG kriza. Tudi meni Sc
le re zgodilo, da je Glovek mislil,
da ga napravljam ma vislice. &c
sem mu p%riporo6al socialism. Am
pax Seasonal sc ljudje vendar
spametujejo.
= soc. pozdravom
Porocevalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

predkaznovani stavkokaski agent
Keeling organiziranega delavea =
mestanski porotniki ga opposite
v Gradcu %strelja stavkokaz Ma
taste brez vsakega povoda ma "a
upnika stavkajocih krojaGev Ko.
sela. Kljub temu, da prizna, dn
je incl namen umoriti Kosela, ga
oprosti liz politicnega sovrastva
sedem nacionalnih in krsGansko
soeialnih porotnikov. PREF so pa
odobravali nameravani umor ma
nekem mesGanskem shodu in V ne
ken nacionelistienem listu.
Potem sledi sarajevski atentat
ma Franc Ferdinanda in njegovo
zeno, Xxi daje Berchtoldu povod
"a znani ultimatum Srbiji, "a ma.
poved vojne in nadalie Ia evrop-
sko in s%vetovno vojno. V tenn IL
tentatu je Sc toliko ~misteriozne-
ga, da nj = to, kar Sc .je doslej
o MEM pisalo, Sc zadnja beseda
zgodovine.
To je lie nekaj primerov IL Fad.
njih dveh let. Kazejo tudi, kako
Wade izjemnih zakonov, veGnih
grozenj z vojno in veGnega obo-
r~ozevanja, Wade, XII krsijo ustavo,
plovejo same zopet v blaznost ma.
silja nravstvenih zakonov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
IL Collinsvilla, ILL.,,
tajnik.

IL ~Collinsvilla, ILL.,, porocajo :
2S-letni Joseph Riegel, rudar in
bivsi vojak V zvezni regularni ar
madi, je primal, da sc je udelezil
lincanja in da je bill med vodite,
lji trume, XII je linGala Pragerja.
"Bil je pogumen FAINT, kakrs-
mega Sc nisem videl," je dejal ne
kemu easnikarskemu poroGevalcu
IL st. Louisa. "Nikdar nj potocil
solze; izjema je bila lie tedaj, ka-
dar je poljubil zastavo, ravnotako
nj nikdar prosil milosti ali da mai
ga izpustimo."
Povedal je, da je do 10 is p. m.
bill V salunu, ko je prisel noter po-
licist in dejal salunarju, da nal
zapre. Prijeli so dozdevnega spijo-
ma in ga imajo v zaporu, pred "a
porom je pa velika drhal. Salunar
je zaprl, vsi smo sli ven in nekdo
Je zaklical: "Pojdimo ponj."
Sill so tie. Govoril ie zupan in
miril ljudstvo. Dejal je, da je u
sci. Riegel mu je rekel, da mu ne
verjame. Sli so V mestno hiso in
nasli Pragerja skritega pod ope-
ko. Rekli so mu, maj pride ven.
Prisel je. Riegel in Sc diva druga
so ga vodili do drevesa. Ma poti
je moral veckrat poljubiti zasta-
vo. Pri poljubu so mu velike solze
zaigrale v oceh. Ma potu so ustav-
ljali automobile in vozove ulicne
zeleznice. Prayer je moral peti in
poljubovati zastavo. Prignali so
ga pod drevO, ~ in Is let starr
otroci so privezali vrv in ga po-
tegnili kvisko. Prayer nj incl I'VE
zanih rok in zagrabil .ie "a vrv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
Springfield, Ill.

Ma zadnji redni sell socialistie-
mega kluba je bio sklenjeno, po-
zvati vse sodruge, maj Sc udeleze
prihcdnje seize dine %. aprila, ker
imamo veG vaznih reel, XII Sc mora
Jo resiti. Med drugim imamo tudi
volitve. &c ne prihajajo sodrugi
ma seize, nina kdo voliti Vsak So
drug maj pripelje tudi kaksnega
novega clana s seboj.
s soc. p%ozdravom
Frank Besiak,
tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

navzoe pri obravnavi pred mrli :
sko-oglednisko poroto. Dejal je,
ola yeleporoti, XII Sc snide v sredo,
predlozi YES obtezilni material.
Beaver je salunar, ostali so ru-
darji. Riegel je primal svoj del
krivde, drugi pa tale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
LISTNICA

Listu V podporo izkazemo dru-
vi teden.
Slavnostna "Prvomajniska IL
daJa' izide prve dni prihodnjega
tedna. Ne moreno poprej, ker Sc
vedno prihajajo naroeila in oglasi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
DOPIS.
Cleveland, C%ollinwood, o.

Vigred - je tn. Use Sc je pre-
budilo IL spanja narave k zivlje-
nju i'll delavnostil Cello zaspani
ma6ek, Sc je prikobacal Typed pc
ei in hiti e V presto naravo.
Kako pa ii, delavec - trpin ?
Kdaj Sc hos pa ii zbudil? Menda
takrat, ko BIO listje odpadalo z
dreves! V pozni jeseni?
Ne, prijatelj, to sc ne SINE Ego
diti, ampak sedaj je cas- "a to.
Pred durmi je prank medina :
rodnega zavednega delavstva
"Prvi Maj" Pokazi svojo ener-
gicnO moe, pridruzi sc vrstam v
slavnostni pohod zavednega de-
lavstva, da S TEN povecas trumo
b~oriteljev, da protestiras proti ST.
stemu, kateri gospoduje in uziva
sad tvojih rok! Iztrgaj sc liz
krempljev njegove sile.
lmej zavest, da 81 bite, kate
TO ustvarja neskonena bogastva.
do katerih mas pravico, da Jill
uzivas.
Nj S TEN Sc vse opravljeno, da
81 clan in placujes mesecne pri-
spevke. Organizacija potrebuje
neumorne zrtve; pomagaj z de-
lom, ~agitacijo "a pridobitev novih
bojevnikov!
Zakaj kjer je organizacija, tam
je delo; ako Sc delo nadaljuje, je
gOtOv nspeh in s tenn je v zvezi 81
Jajen %napredek, katerega smo vsi
delezni.
V delu je resitev, "a katero a
stavlja socialism svojo moe.
Lahko trdim, da .je v tukajsnji
naselbini mnogo rojakov, kateri
za%menjavajo idejo socializma z j.
de!jo svObodomisefnosti. V tenn tiei
velika razlika. Socialism ii ne
brani It'll v cerkev, in nikdar ne
DO zahteval cd tebe tie odredbe
to nacelo 81 lahko odmeris DO svo-
jem vatlu.
Organizacija ina prostor "a vsa-
kega, pa maj pripada kateremu-
kOli narodu.
Ma seji social. kluba Stew. 40 ri
dine Z. aprila Sc je sklenilo, da Sc
bodo cd sedaj naprej vrsile klubo-
We seize OBJ sledecih dneh:
Prvi petek, zvecer OBJ 8. in
Tretjo nedeljo v mesecu OBJ 9th
predpoldne.
Torej prva seja Sc vrSi 81. a.
prila predpoldne, v klubovih pro-
storih Cor. 1861 and 1906 Wa
terloo Rd. Proseni so clani ,da Sc
boil redno udelezujejo sci; klub'
steJe "a clanov, ma sejo Jill pride
kvecjemu 20.
SOdrugi, ako hoeemo biti ma
predni, moramo tudi to pokazatiI
v denarju.
klub namerava uprizoriti zelo
pomenljivo igro "Zrtev kapitaliz-
ma" (enodejanka).
njej je Orisana beda in Obup
delavskega razreda, in mora
zbuditi s%lehernega delavca. Upri-
zori Sc oh priliki desetletnice klu-
bovega obstanka dine 5. maja "
Stakicevi dvorani.
Natancnejse podatke DO razvi-
deti IL lepakOv in naznanil
kor. tajnik, l.. Dugar.
IL Washinptona. d. c.. poroGa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

IL Washingtona, D. c., poroca:
10: Zivilska uprava je investirala
$5O,OOO,OOO v zitu. Poleg teh H.
datkov je potrosila do %. februar-
ia t. l. 1857, 1897. Pri zivilski u.
pravi sluzi 5000 prostovoljnih de-
lavcev in 2,340 placanih usluzben-
cev. Povprecna plaza znasa ma O.
sebO 1920.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

liz Collinsvilla, ILL.,, p~oroeajo:
Observation-Disclosures porota je OBJ
tozila Joseph Riegela, Wesley
Beaverja, Richard Dukesa Jr.,
Emil Elmora in William Brock :
meierja, ola so lincali Pragerja,
sovraznega inOzemca. Vseh pet Sc
nahaja v Okrajnem zaporu v Ed
wardsvillu, ILL.,, in pridejo pred
veleporotO.
w. M. Trautmann, prvi namest-
mix Okrajnega pravdnika, je bill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
8888
<CAS''

je edna slovenska revija V Anne
riki. "Cas" prinasa lepe pove-
sti, koristne gospodarske in go.
spodinske nasvete, znanstvene "a
mmivosfi, poducne in narodu po-
trebne razprave, mnogo micnih
slovenskih pesmic in poleg tega
pa prinasa lepe in umetniske sill
Ike.
List shaja meseGno ma 80 stra-
neh in stane samo $500 ma leto,
"a pol leta 500. NaroGa Sc pri
Gas, 2711 So. Willard Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,, v Clevelandu in oko-
lici pa ma 6033 st. Clair ave.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

Stroll in tovarne, jane i'm poljn
zeleznice in parobrodi, delovna
sredstva v najsirsem zmislu, so
dandanes kapitalisticna last. Pc
vseh zakOnih razvoja nj moglo
priti druga6e. Tako je postalo.
kakor je nujnO morale postati.
Vzporedno z razvojem della in ME-
govih nacinov so korakali vsi
drugi razvojni element, dusevni
IN gmotni; to je povzroeilo, da ne
bi bill mogel nih6e drugi kakor
kapitalfst gotovih razmerah
prevzeti modernih delovnih sred,
stew v svojO last; S tenn pa mu je
morale nujno pripasti gospod-
Stvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

Spustili so ga zopet ma tia. Neki
decek je prineseI robec. Zyexali
so mu roke.z robcem, ko ie spisal
zadnji pozdrav IA svoje starSe.
Preden so ga potegnili kvisko, je
rekel "Dobro fantje, lie naprej,
ubite me, toda zavite me v zasta-
vo, ko me pokopljete." Potegaili
so ga kvisko.
Riegel pravf, da nj drzal "a
vrv, ko so ga potegnili kvisko.
Izgovarja Sc, da je bill silno pijan
in da he We, kdo mu ie zvezal ro-
XII.
19-letni Albert Kneedler pravi,
da je bill tudi sledil drhali, ki,ga je
lincala. no so prvikrat potegnili
Pragerja kvisko, je prijel "a vry
in sc b~Ojeval. Zvezali 50 mu roki
in ga potegnili drugie kvisko,
Okoh je stale pet avtomobilov
in V luci teh avtomobilov so dali
Pragerju vrv okoli vratu. To i
izpOvedal Harry Indeman, XII GA
je lincarska drhal priscilla, da JIG
Sofiral avtomobil
Pragerjeva leila sc je izpolnila
pri pogrebu. Zavili so ga v veliko
amerisko zastavO, ko so ga poke,
pah V st. Louisu. Pogreba Sc j.
udelezilo do petsto oseb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

IL WashinIgtona, D. c., poroca-
10: Ameriski general March .je OBJ
drzaval konferenco z generation
Vignalom, francoskim vojaskim a.
taseJem. Posledica conference .ie
Ia. da pride sen toliko francoskih
oticlrjev, kolikor Jill lahk0 Fran
ciJa donna poorest, Ola bodo vezba-
Ii ameriske vojake.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

Celia vista je zlocinov, katerih
nikdar ne doseze roka justice. Mi.
lJarde, XII so Sc nakupi6ile pose
sti posameznika, so zapustile "a
sabo sledove krvavih srag in po-
tokov sofia. Ma stOtisoee pogine
pridnih ljudi pc .ia@ah, tovarnah,
zeleznicah, plavzih, ker hi bio "a
varnostne naprave treba poseGi V
blagajno, V kateri je delavski
trud nabran V podobi denarja in
vrednostnih papirjev. Borzni ma
nevri, XII ustvarjajo in unieujejo
V kratkih minutah celia premoze :
MIA, b. Sc, ako hi sc i~zvrSevali med
malimi ljudmi, imenovali golju :
fife; tam, kjer sc vrSe, sc menu
JeJo kupGijske poteze in noben pa
ragraf Jill ne doseze.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02

cured by placing the tower on ma
tural elevation
Have Kitchen Switchboard.
The switchboard in the kitchen has
special service switches for the house,
the barn. the blacksmith shop. and
other outbuildings. Thus the whole
trail control. the current being avail
able for pumping water, grinding
feed, cleaning grain, working the feed
lift. and operating the milling ma
chine. the milk separator. the horse
cliDper. the lathe, the grindsIOne. etc.
The storage battery conveniently
placed in the attic IS a prime essen
tial, inasmuch as at times there must
be periods Of calm weather when the
windmill generates no electricity. 1t
is very simple arrangement The
battery charges itself. an automatic
cut in and cut Off rendering it
fool proof
When there is lively breeze. and
the generator gets TO running beyond
a certain speed. the .'cut in" connects
il with the battery and charging be
gins. on the other hand. when the
generators speed drops below Ger
tain point the cut out" disconnects
il, at the same time interposing a
check to prevent the escape Of cleo
tricity already stored
II viii be understood that tine hat
terry may he charged while the cur
rent is being used. if there he a sur
plus Thus the farmers wife may be
using five amperes (the ampere is a
measure of suantity) for heating her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
News Notes From


HOTOPLAY fans" who We're
- devotees of the photoplay the
L aters a few years ago viii well
come the news that Kate Price is
again 10 be seen upon the screen in
the support Of Henry 3. Walthall in
his second Psralta play "Hundrum
Brown" A few years ago Kate Price
was one OF the most popular actresses
of the screen appearing in photoplays
OF the NiJasraph company At that
time Miss Price was one of the most
versatile of the screen actresses and
appeared in productions ranging
from heavy melodrama to the
lightest comedy That was in the DAYS
when the late John Bunny was at the
zenith OF his popularity and Kate
Price appeared opposite him infre-
quently.
In "Humdrum Brown Miss Price
viii be seen in the role of Aunt Eivira.
a character part which is bound to
bring 90 memory the kind OF acting
that at one time made ner one OF the
most popular women of the screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
4 Serial Of UnioersaL Appeal
The Other Woman By E Z5:
Louise Has Good Time in Stockbridge and Waits For
Jack To Take Her Home
Iarrr Copyright 1917. star Cornpsny-l Ei.aAau
oatinucd From " ednesday's HERALD

anxieties with regard to him were set
NJ rest the evening OF my arrival by
the receipt OF a telegram from him.
Mother viii stay with me during
your absence. Don't worry I read.
I actually laughed aloud in my relief
4 am perfectly delighted that Mrs.
hampton is 10 be at the apartment, /
told my mother. You see. poor old
Jack has never had 10 look after him
self or keep house for himself-and il
would have been very forlorn for him.
Before he Was married he always had
his mother with him. Since be mar
RED he has had me. And ] was swfully
worried lest he might be sicE-or
l0nely-or something
BY mother smiled symDathetically-
She always symparhized with my low
ms anEieties
Il can well understand that, dar-
ling she assented- The price We pay
foI caring so much for any one is
that We are cOrrespondingly solicit
ious about him Still, l have No DOUBT
that Jack would have done very well.
even by himself. He viii do douuly
wen now that his blessed mother is TO
be with him and look after him she
is such 2 lovely character
Yes, indeed, she is 1 agreed earn
estly.
Imeantthew'-in inv Hit IA
] meant the words Whether she and
We're cOngenlal or NOT. she was GER
tainly a wonderful mother TO her son.
] found solid satisfaction in dU cling
upon this fact. Here was time When
the interests of my mother in Jaw and
myself did not clash ! knew that Jack
loved me more than h. loved her and
that he would miss me keenly- 50 i
could afford TO he generous in my
thoughts Of Mrs Hampton-espe
" as she was making IL possible for
my mind 70 be at ease during my
absence.
I did not put all this into words.
even in my own musings Vow. in
the retrospect, I can deal IA 18th myself
mercilessly and honestly. I was sell
fish. and I did not know IL.
Therefore. felt 4 sense Of self ap-
prevail when I found that. at a dis
lance from my mother in law. could
actually think of her with gratitude
that closely resembled affection
The summer days slipped by hap
PLY Ny mother and 1 walked, mot
ored and talked together Other
guests IN the hotel were charming 10
Us. So. in spite of my missing Jack.
IL was not long before the day arrived
on which he Was to come out to stock
bridge 20 spend the week end with me
And on Monday / was 10 go back
home with him
tTO He Continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
BY
Rene Bache

natirou. But If the generator be
running fast enough to yield a cur
rent of seven amperes. two amperes
viii be stored meanwhile in the bat
terry upstairs
sore II For Calm Days.
Enough electricity may ordinarily
be stored in the battery TO last ten
days OF calm weather. when the gem
orator is idle. The wind turbine util-
ICES every wind, from a gentle breeze
to a moderate gale. and whatever
power is not used at the moment goes
into storage in the farmhouse attic.
IN the winter the wind blows harder
and more constantly circumstance
of no small Importance. inasmuch as
more electricity is required. not only
for heating the house. hut also for
cheerful lighting during the long eve
nings.
At Fargo. \. D. (where the expert
ment station IS located) is was found
that Is foot wheel would yield in
the month Of January a quantity OF
electricity representing $40 horse
power The figures for February was
ca horsepower; for March. about the
same. FOR April 1000 horsepower: for
May 939 horsepower The Gaines,
months in that region are July and
August. during which the wheel de-
livered 3SS and 1872 horsepower re-
spectiVely
The estimate is that such a wheel
viii deliver (whereyer located an av-
erage OF ut least 2 horsepower ten
hours day every day in the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
TOO MUCH ACTION!

There was q period when nearly
every producer thought that action
made q photopiay. Every scene and
incident was full of restless move
melt Then came the day of char
Ncteriza tion as opposed 20 and super
seding the action period, and this
method has come TO- stay
Nearly an OF the melodramas and
westerns OF two years ago raced
through from two TO four reels of
film and there was little reserve force
or character acting brought out The
Zero was always distinctly heroic and
good looking. the heroine was just
that. and the supporting cast. as a
rule acted all over the shop and il YOU
viii remember the general run Of pho
toplays ran TO periods. with the title
several years later" showing up with
tiresome frequency.
In other words we were satisfied
with swiftly moving action and did
not really get acquainted with the
characters OF our stories. Nowadays
the directors place their characters
so that an audience actually knows
who and what they are and what sort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
All Accept the Order Cheer
fully, However; Vaude-
vile, Pictures Suffer.


PEW YORK. Feb Kew York's
n theaters succumbed 70 the
L ' Garfield fuel orders with such
grace as to leave no doubt OF patriot
ism on the part Of owners. managers
and actors.
Naturally enough, managers sought
TO have the closed day be set for
Tuesday instead Of Monday. but their
efforts were in vain. They argued
that because Of enforced holidays
the theaters should remain open as
entertainment for the idle public
Federal officials failed TO take The
same view and Immediately New
York's theatrical world replied.
All right. We stand recdy and
anxious TO DO our Bit Your orders
VIII be complied with ia the miuutest
detail
From the sma lest motion picture
house to the Metropolitan Opera
house and the Hippodrome they au-
nOunced that The adH1inistrl ton
well as in the letter OF the Law. and
they kept their word
Vaudeville and Pictures suffer.
Vaudeville and motion pictures
seemed to be hit the hardest by the
closing order. though all branches of
the theatrical profession were vitality
affected. Nevertheless, there was
little complaint heard Those thea
tiers which normally change their
bills on Monday generally decided tC
make the usual weekly change one
day later
The out OF town shows which are
playing throughout the east were
most seriously affected by the clos
ing, because I'm many cases they were
playing one. two and three night en-
gagements. which would entail shifts
IN the booking The Klaw q En-
! LANCER office and the SelWyn inter
ests reported that few Of their COM
panies would have TO make any long
jumps as a result Of the orders. how
ever
some Are Hit Hard.
Frank Underwood. general stage
director for Oliver Morosco. said
there were eight companies out OF
the road. II Unfortunately" he added
Laughing. all but one OF them are IN
the east There are two comrau Re-,
/ Of The Bird Of Paradise and 81
Long Lefty out. and these two sec
ond companies are naturally badly
aforementioned But we are only toe
willing TO make the best OF IL. as
every one else seems willing 20 do"
From all over the east came advice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02

p Ll-t-N- ] We got TO get down
town early tomorrow morn
L = ing; do you think you can
manage to get me up2"
Certainly. dear What time must
you be down town
"Wen. I ought TO get up about s
o'clock. This is = business deal, and
it is important that I get down early
in order to see TO things.
'TlI get breakfast for you myself"
said Helen. triumphantly.
What's the matter with Mary2"
queried Warren.
why nothing. dear. but I thought
I wouldn't bother 10 get Mary up so
early"
'The ideal It won't hurt her for
once The way you spoil your ser
wants, Helen it's no wonder that they
walk all over you"
well, If you'd rather have Mary
get breakfast I'll tell her" said Helen,
getting I'D and putting her knitting
down on chair.
wait a minute Has Mary an alarm
clock?
Il don't think so. Warren"
How are We going to wake up
Warren Is SkeptieaL
I'm sure I'll wake up. dear. You
can trust me TO see that you get down
town in time
Warren looked at her doubtfuIly.
It didn't sound logical TO him. Il
don't see how you're going TO manage
it, he grumbled.
Well. 1 always wake up, II 7 have
anything on my mind Helen as
serted.
"All right. III try you this once
You women have the strangest ideas
Imagine, now waking up because you
have something on your mind"
Well said Helen. its a fact; ask
anyone, dear"
Just the same. I'd feel a lot safer
II We had an alarm clock
Helen resumed her seat There s
no need of my telling Mary. ] can
wake her after / wake up. and she'd
never wake up anyway unless she had
something 10 get her started
Warren yawned and stretched at
about 9 o'clock Guess III turn in. "
he remarked. You're sure you can
turn the trick now2~ =
Positive, dear. don't give another
thought to it. III be there in about
i minutes. as soon as I run in and
see If Winifreds all right"
Warren did not say anything and
he was sound asleep when Helen
I slipped into bed some time later.
I Helen found that she did not faIl
! asleep as easily as usual It vas
/ probably due 20 the fact that she
I had something on her mind Try as
she would, however, sleep would not
come. and she finally decided 10 get
up and read awhile.