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The evening world., 1891-07-18

Two or three kinds of flowers appear on one
hat, pink roses and bluets together, and to
these are added realistic wheat or nodding
oats. Clusters OF blossoms, lilacs and pink,
are studded along the brim and fall over the
crown from high loops OF satin ribbon at the
back. Geraniums, nasturtiums, snowballs
and chrysanthemums are effective large
flowers on light transparent hats. Ribbon
rosettcs, three in a row and OF different
colors, are grouped on the front OF the brim
OF rustic straw hats, as pale green, ecru and
pink chouX, with long green wheat on each
side, trim pretty rough straws OF cream tints
inwrOught with satiny green braids.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

Trying to escape the fury Of two
women whom he had scorned. Buffalo.
Boston bigamist had himself arrested and
sent to the Erie County Penitentiary ON
charge OF vagran"y. But the two wives
and the other charge found HIM out, even
in his cell.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
A Five-Y .old's Letter.

To The BditOr
| write this myself with papas help and
send 30 cents for the poor sick babies. | am
50 sorry for them. GERTRUDE HOOVER,
fiye years old.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
How 1t Works.

How 1t Works.
When you tell the boys you're through
Taking nips of " Mountain Dew"
That you've sworn on, "sure's you're born"
They'll believe you-in horn.
When next week you fall from grace,
In the fight take second place;
When you're frieudless and fOrlorn,
They will jUin you-in horn.
John b. GeSt, in Puck.
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About to Prove It.

Visitor in shoe factory)-Hammering away,
eh, my boyr You can strike pretty hard,
suppose.
Micky-lm goin to, next week. II they
don't pay me 20 cents q day more.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
A Drawback.

ale idealiLos too much In his pictures,
think"
4" am afraid that is true. know he doesn't
realize much on them"
The evening world., 1891-07-18

CORNELIUS N. Bliss declines in ad.
vance to be candidate ON the Re.
publican State ticket. Mr.. DEPEw is
also now stated to have Withdrawn his
name. The Gubernatorial future" does
not seem popular in the Republican
stock market.
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And Moro Ia to Follow.

To tie fdtOr:
Please iind inclOsed: From Robert Pinckney,
% cents; Henry schmidt, % cents; Fritz
Llndingcr, 30 cents total, 81; and put IL
whore It does the most good. More Is to
follow. FRITZ LISDISGKR.
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OVER 500 FOR THE FUND.
Successful Concert of the Now York
College OF Music Pupils.

highly successful concert for the beneht
Of THE EVENING WORLD Sick Babies Fund
was given by the pupils OF the New York col
lcge Of Music, at 1853 East SEVENTEEN street,
Thursday evening.
The concert netted SlO3.25, which has
been added to the FUND. The programme
presented by these volunteers for the good
cause follows:
Nnlse. ,..........,... MOsZkowBk
The evening world., 1891-07-18
One Trial of Summer.

lFTO0 feof.
by Jove, old man, from the way you keep
hitchlng at your trousers one would think you
were q sailor"
"'Iisn't that, my boy; I'm wearing a flan-
mel shirt and bGltT
The evening world., 1891-07-18

DR.. Sarah stockton, OF indianapolis, has
been appointed physician at the Indiana state
Reformatory for Girls and Prison for Wcmcn
in place OF DR.. Mary Smith, lately resigned.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

The Health Department is lending
itself to practices thai are not consistent
with the duties OF public servants. The
frequency leaves only one explanation.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

Land to the value OF ESQ, 900 has been giveL
by Miss Mary Elizabeth Mann, OF washing
ton, d. D., for the foundation OF an Episcopal
cathedral In that city.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

am only little girl and don't have much
money, but ! am glad to send this, which
am pleased TO say shall try and double In
week or 50. Hoping there will not be as many
sick babies this year as last, am, FLO T.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
No Harm Done.

~ was talking to boy this morning, when
all OF sudden he shot up In the air out OF
sight"
"Manhole2n
Nope. Elevator"
The evening world., 1891-07-18

Nine. Rcinach bequeathed to the Vile de
Paris an annual SUN OF 5000 francs 5000,
to give dowries every year to three girl: OF
the working classes. As in the case OF the
dover given to the Rosiere, the three young
girls who are to be the recipients OF Nine.
Reinachs Legacy muJt be distinguished for
VI: Sue.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

Miss Winfred Wilson'S work on muscular
drill to music for children, entitled, Infants
School Drill" published by Messrs. Grinith,
Farren, Okeden and Welsh, Is now In It's NTH
edition, and thousands or children are drilled
according to its instructions In various parts
OF the world.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
From Walter and Baby Brother.

InclOsed please nnd 3? from Walter strong
Miller and baby brother, calvin. Hoping the
same viii aid you In your work. ! am, yours
respectfully, NJ. NJ.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
Vital aIity

Is so greatly desired and SO much needed nv
many people who are IN run down, all gone.
nervous condition, that We earnestly urge upon
all such the use of Hoods sErsapurilla. Thi,
medicine possesses Just those elements OF vital
IVY ana strength the system Graves for. 1t puri.
hes aud enriches the blood so that 1t carries
health instead OF disease 10 every organ; II in.
Ngorates the Kidneys and liver 50 that all waste
Is properly carried of it tones the stomach so
that food is readily digestcd and assilnilatsd.
Besides this.
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A sure Remedy.

lGTom Teas SDttHgs.l
A.-So you have sworn of from using to-
bacco.
B.-Yes, suffered a good deal during the
first week, but after that felt all right.
What did you take 10 allay the craving
for tobaccO?"
~ took 70 smoking again. That Allayed
The evening world., 1891-07-18

The fact that Russia is short on her
grain crop tends TO make Dakota farmers
long In their hopes for the coming
season.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

The regular use Of MoNEI.c-s TERTuno CORDIAL
during tssthIng sverts the diATrhosG rs esnts. ;.
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MORE AID FOR THE BABIES.

Bay Shore and Long Beach Patrons
Coming to the Rescue.
The Prospect House Dancing Hall at Bay
Shore will on Tuesday evening be placed at
Manager Woodss disposal for another benefit
TO THE EVENING WORLDS Sick Baby Fund.
This will be followed on Wednesday by an
other entertainment at Long Beach Hotel,
one Of the largest and most popular OF the
ncar-New York resorts Manager J. 4. DCvine
has promised substantial assistance, and
fuller details win follow.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
Little Annie's Offering.

To he Editor
Please accept my Offering TO the poor sick
babies VIM try and send more In a few
days. LITTLE ANNIE.
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Two of a Kind.

frnpg Judge.
"College men are Just like thermometers"
They're graduated, eh2"
"Hes; marked by degrees"
The evening world., 1891-07-18
THE CLEANER.

The talk of boxing up Cleopatras Needle
or putting it under a glass case In order to
preserve 1t from the action OF the elements Is
all nonsense. The famous old monollth will
weather many hard Winter and hot SUM-
mer long after Gothamites OF the present day
are In their graves.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
Playing on His Pride.

Won Pack
outvit-I suppose that when you talk
French TO Waite you are telling him some
thing you want the rest ofus to know nothing
abOut2
Ontwit-NOt at all, my dear fellow. am
telling him something l want him to know
nothing about.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

The lovely striped batistes and India lawns
are greatly in vogue for day dresses at the
various Summer resorts, but nothing could be
better adapted or prettler for girls evening
toilets.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
Saved from Household Expenses.

Having SlOa week for household expenses,
| managed TO save Sl.35. which Checrluly
contribute to the sick babies. Respectfully,
Mrs, NJ. X
The evening world., 1891-07-18

Five Dollars for the Scotch Family.
IT, n, T,iitor.
lncloscd please tind 81, which | would
kindly ask you to forward TO the Scotch fam
lily living at 5!l West Twenty-siyth street
and Oblige, yours truly, W. and H. H.,
IOnOkpn.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

To TNf YdITOT
lnclose 90 for the Sick Baby Fund.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

sion. Miss Farrer is the daughter of the Rev.
W. Farrer, L L. d.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
Two Hands.

Two Hands.
Last night held her hand in mine
Her hand so slender and divine,
Endowed With all the grnces.
But now another hand hold
A hand well worth its weight in gold,
just think Ofit-Rour aces
-NuHsey's Weekly.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

A eddy boy of eighty years, in Penn
sylvania, found his nephew nefuriously
plotting to trouble the course of his true
love for buxom widow of forty. lie
was sly one, this octogenarnn. aud in
stead of demonstrating with the nephew
he eloped with the widow. Thus true
love again found way.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

Stop q RIEER's, eth ave. and 22d st. and refresh
T0ursslf WITH ElAsr Of PIRIEoT sODA WATER. -
The evening world., 1891-07-18

An engineer in Indiana reports seeiug
snake twenty-five feet long coiled about
ia tree beside the track. lie SAYS he was
nearly paralyzed by the sight. Local
Fcotfers will doubtless call attention to the
fact that the process of paralyzing usually
precedes such visions
The evening world., 1891-07-18

Comptroller MYERS finds that Census
Superintendent PORTER is either incupa-
bic, through ignorance. OF properly stat
ing and separating the clty and county
expenditures of New York or that he
refuses to do so through wiltul determine.
tlon. 1t will be interesting to note Mr.
PoRTEI's choice of "a horn i'll this dilemma.
The evening world., 1891-07-18

An echo OF the Now Orleans lynching
comes IN the news that .he widow of one
Of the murdered mon hiss attempted sui
eide. Ar her husband had not been tried
when he was fi!led he was, in the eyes of
any but mob Law, au innocent victim
And the woman is certainly such an one
The evening world., 1891-07-18

The white pique suits worn by little boys
need only muslin drawers beneath the plated
skirt, and a gauzc vest and underwaist to
button the drawers and skirt on.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
Flo Sets q Good Example.


Inclosed please find 25 cents, which send
for the poor sick babies, hoping 1t viii do
some good, though 1t is very small amount.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
hoods ESarsap aparilIa

gives nerve and mental strength so that life'i
duties n.ay 6s performed calmly ana efficIen w.
The evening world., 1891-07-18
All Such Are Real Fri

To me Fdifor.
For Sick Baby Fund from friends O5 cents.
n
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-04-01
THE TALE OF HOW THE WHITES
AND BLACKS INCREASE
TIE SOUTH

Porter's Census Shows That the Ne
grOes are Only Increasing Hall as
Fast as the WhitSPcopie in Sections
Most Adapted to Them
WASHINGTON. D. c., March % Supt.
Porter, of the census bureau, to-day
issued an important bulletin in the rela.
tive rate of increase of white and colored
population Of Southern States during the
last decade. The total population en-
braced in this count of Southern States
is 23,875. 259, of which 1G, 869, 205 are
white, 6,996, 16G colorei, and 10, ,so8 are
Chinese, Japanese, and Indians.
The whites have increased in the last
ten years at the rate of 24.G per cent.
and the colored people have only increas-
ed about half as much, or 13 8 per cent
The bulletin shows that the colored race
has not held its own against the white
people in region where the climate and
conditions are most favorable to its de-
velopment. The tabular statement shows
that of States included in the count
South Carolina, Mississippi and Louis
lana contained in 1890 a larger number
Of colored people than Of whites. OF the
population Of South Carolina more than
three fourths are colored. Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and
Virginia contained a colored element
ranging from one third to one half of
the population.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-04-01
THE ORIGIN OF LOVE.

When the angel took up the plants of
Eden and carried them away to trans
plant them above. one little flower drop
ped upon the earth and took root, where
ever there were pure and gentle hands
to rear and keep it-a wee, white flower
of wonderful sweetness and men called
it loye!-HFNRY BLOUNT.
No, 10, no! When God made the
world-the sun to warm and the soft
South wind to WOO and comfort that
which be had created, when he made
fruits and flowers and gave us all that
heart could wish in natures varied forms
and then made woman for man and man
for her-why, that was love and God is
love.
The men are not in it!-Durham
Globe.
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HHPNOTIZISu.D DRUNK kARDS.
A Cure Said TO Have Been Thus Enec-
ted on Senator Fair. Sous.

ted on Senator Fairs Sons.
san FRANCISCO, Cal, March 23.-
Senator James Fair. the father of Mrs.
Berman Os'richs and perhaps the richest
man on the Pacific coast, has two sons.
james, jr.. and Charles, who have been,
10 put II mildly, very wild boys.
When James. Jr., came ont two
months ago from the German Hospital,
where he had been seriously i'll ac-
count of excessive drinking, some friends
talked to him OF DR.. Brown, the hypno-
tist, who was said TO have performed
wonders with an opium taker, and
after great deal OF persuasion he was
induced to pay the hypnotist visit
Brown knew his man, and he exercis
ed his will power upon the palate of the
heir apparent TO millions. He was kept
under hypnotic influence for several
hours, and when he was brought back to
a conscious state he was told by tho
healer to go and drink no more.
The admonition was Unnecessary He
could not drink He made vigorous
effort but failed. The liquor acted on
him as an emetic.
That was six weeks ago and he has
not tasted drop since. Before this he
had to be put to bed five nights out of
eeven.
Young Fair then took his younger
brother Charles to Brown and he, too,
was put under the spell. In his case it
also worked like charm and he devel-
oped an intense dislike for liquor He
told the World representative that SO
sick of liquor is he that the swinging
doors of saloon fairly nauseate him.
There is no happier man on the coast
than SENATOR FAIR
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The State ChIlnieIe
JosErHua.pANiELs rsr..
fVAIsuKo EvKEr wEuSrspIr
-nr Tbs
CHRONICLE rInLlsIII>C co.
'>' HifIipN; e.2a Fer Nraf
\ Advertising Rates Low.

sSNeFe'aFy Blaine vAo xas .as, c.,cr.r,
from Tho porth aesas he k.r.,. ef
scnA'ot csagh. NJ Walcc ~ she a.sI
Sud "a e.
hov arc yoa NJ Socrciar5 Urr, IA
statesman looking ior a SOFA
~. - You ina oeodo!cnce rcp.cI
MI. b4zinc. As shall Se ia tho .su,,
IL two yoar from this time
To this NJ. IneaIls sa!i ..Dh Won 49,.
sale unless there Is a wonderful eh,...,
~ the political outlook. Ecclpr,-tty
VIII save You j: the Farmers ANiapc,
dooSn evt after yoa bat iiit docs tArro',
no tei.+ag who're yeu wiu land Ia4tl
oc liable 20 tura MP without cocks or
collar and as a "back Lamlsr
n " ANrE
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OF l<IIRts MANY.
Paying The French spoiiation Award.
AGED People Made uapp,


The hrst pay mcnt under the recent ap.
preparation act, making pras5-Hon g,r
the settlement Of the French elsatatinn
claims, Was made by she Secretary ,f
the Treasury yesterday I, ~az In favor
OF Mary Ann smith. of Phi ilhdclphia, al
ministratrih OF John smith, 1r Aud
amounted 10 elaale
Mrs. Smith is "a lady eighty uinc wear.
old, whose father, John smith. Jr was
a merchant in Baltimore nj the close af
the last century, ani who. w!th his
brother, General Samuel Smith, "A noted
member OF Congress from the latter city.
lost heavily 10y French captures. The
ship Friendship. fr ioSscs on which this
appropriation was ma Sc. was command
ed by John Rogers. tho IN the merchant
service and Afterwards 50 conspicuous
In our navy as Commodore Rogers
The second payment Is for 81 600. to
Mrs. Harriet T. Wide, OF Warccsfor.
Mass. also IN her nineticth year. whose
father, Nathaniel Eaton. of Norwich.
Conn, lost vessels and cargoes 10y like
French deprodaiione
Two drafts together sor u O. 900 are t.
James +. Breull Of Philadelphia, grand
son Of Francis Breuil. IA friend aud con
temporary OF stephen Girard. Tho 81
der Brenil lost largely 10y loans 10 tho
french Republic which were never "a.
paid, as under the act OF 1855 recovery
can only be had for Illegal captures aul
cnodemnaiions OF neutral property.
Two drafts for T., IA 80 are f.t jon.
7. Brobson, OF Philadelphia, grandson IT
James Brobson and also OF Isaac starr.
Jr., OF Wilmington. Del Mr. Broh.pu's
father WAS the intimate friend of ~ohn
M. Clayton, of Delaware, the most CO
gent aud able advocate for the Juatlc. ~
these cases prior 10 Charles Sumner.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-04-01
CLEVELAND LEADS.

He is The Choice OF the Virginia DEM
Ocracy for President.
RICHMOND, Va. March %. The Times
publishes interviews from all over Vir-
ginia with representative Democrats as
to their choice for the next Democratic
Presidential nominee Two hundred and
forty four replies have been received
from forty four of the one hundred coun
ties OF the State, showing preferences for
Cleveland 125, Hill 40; scattering 70.
giving Cleveland q clear majority OF six
over the field EditorialIy the Times
will say that while it is evident that
Cleveland has been hurt in the State by
his recent antisilver coinage letter, these
returns show that he is still the choice
of the Democracy of Virginia, for the
Democratic standard bearer Of 1892 ~
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-04-01
INTERESTING POLITICAL
PAPERS.

In the April number OF The Forum,
REPRESENTATIVE R. @. MILLS, OF Texas,
will make a critical analysis OF the CEN
sus. to show that it is so seriously defec-
tive as to be useless. In the same num-
Der of The F.rnm SENATOR HoAR, OF
Massachusetts, who was the champion
of t.. Election Bill in the Senate, con-
structs an argument to prove that the
Republican party was untrue to its pre-
cedents and to its principles, because the
late Congress adjourned without enact
ing the Election Bill He argues that
the series of great historical achieve
msn of the Republican party suffered
SO serious a breach by this inactivity
that the party must fnd new vigor to
M Ike its future in any way worthy OF Its
past
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-04-01
THIRTY.FIVE MEN ON A STRIKE.
The Men Protest Against Receivi n 6
Wages But Once a Month.

WILSON, N c., March %. 5.-[Specia.]
Yesterday thirty five men at Kenly, on
the Wilson Short Cut road, who are en-
ployed by the Kenly Lumber Company,
went out on strike. Some days ago
the stockholders decided to pay the
wages of employers only once month.
Heretofore wages have been paid weekly.
The employees organized strike and
quit work and demanded that their
wages be paid weekly. Last night the
company reached settlement of the
differences with the leader of the en-
ployees, but this morning some of the
men protested against this Rt,
and another conference had ~
Upon full hearing the officers u 5ll1 ~
pany agreed to continue to make weekly
payments, and at eleven o'clock all the
men went to work, and now the hum oe,
the maculncTy 1850 .--..-s- ....ss.s, ID
that growing village. -.szessss-,.; ;ll6f
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whose name Is 50 dtsp sed 10y ncn ana
whose memory IS 50 cursed by history.
All conjecture tfa. John Wilkes Booth
il rot barred where ] have in6icAtel y
groundless. and should BE- di-u-is~,i
There Are those in this city who know
that he who dreamed of empire for his
beloved Sonfh, and wrought unwlse and
b coolest tragedy for that end IS dead
dead, AMI in that grave.
JOIN L MohRls
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-04-01
THE RRN MOuSAIitNE EuS.
n Claim That all This Blood " IA shed
Because Republicans IciI Short OF
Their Promise.

The following is au exact copy Of tho
first paragraph that preceded the tclc
gram sent the New York Times concern
ing tho recent killing in Surry county.
and was written by Republican
'The Western collection district of
this State is honeycombod with illicit
distilleries and Illegal gales of whi-kcy,
and the woods is full of moonshinora
Since the present administration assumed
control efforts OF the rcvouue uilicprs
have been rcdoubled To stamp ont tho
illegal manufac uro and sale OF whlskcy
and to arrest and punish the blockadors,
AZ the guilty parties are denominatod.
The fact that the Republicans promised
to repeal the internal revenue laws and
have not done 80, has cnraged this class
OF the population, and they are ready at
all times To do deYilmcnt. Tho force
OF raiders under Revenue Agent Crime
son has been doubled, and they are kept
continually busy raiding and capturing
and cutting up stills aud destroying th,,
whiskey and fixtures aud arroatiug yio-
lators Of tho law"
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A BIG EDUCATIONAL SCHEME.
It's Magnificent Prospects and q Beau
tiful Site.
(Murfreesboro Index.)


(Murfreesboro Index.)
Rev. DR. J. F. Crowell, President OF
Trinity College, Durham, N. O.. was IN
town few days ago to examine the pro-
perty OF the Methodist Fsmale College
with the view of buying it and establish
ing, under the direction Of the trustees
OF Trinity College, and ths North Caro-
lima Methodist Conference a grand
school for girls. Or. Crowell is live, an
educated, and business man. He knows
bargain when it is offered
him; he understands men and
knows how to make proper allowance
for conflicting opinions. He has all the
elements of a scholarly and educated
business man. He was we'll pleased with
the properly, and the stock holders made
an offer to s. II it to his College, which
will very probably be accepted. DR..
Crowell also examined the Fair Grounds
and was struck with their beauty. He
wants part OF the fair grounds, if he
buys the property of the Methodist Col
lege, on which to erect large and ex-
pensive buildings which will be connected
with and under the management of
Trinity College, for the education of
boys
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THE EDITORS DESK.
COMMEHTsA,N TOPICS THAT ARE
FSTING THE PEOPLE.

The Chroni )" =, presses it's Opinion on
Passing Pubic Events and Questions
OfIoterest Now Before the People.
The Charleston World calls attention
to the fact that the Farmers Alliance
has been better managed in North Caro-
lima than in any other state In Geor
gis the Alliance is divided in South Car
olina it has divided the Democratic par
ty into two bitter factions. In Texas
there is some dissension. The harmony
and progre-s Of the Farmers Alliance In
this State are characteristic Of the peO-
pie who are always the last in war, and
the last TO get out-ChAriotto ChrOni-
Gle.
Ia there code e.Iaswspaper manners?
This j., ore 81 he queCIons which GrORGE
WILLIAM CUnl is viii discuss in the Edi
tors r 4sy Jnair in Ha- -psr's Magaz ne
for Art The code OF newspaper man
ners, he says, is the universal code OF
courtesy, and not one restricted to the
newspapers. ''Good manners in civil
lied society are the same everywhere and
in all relations. If man is gentle
man, he does not cease to be one because
he enters a newspaper ct1ice, and it
would seem to be equally true that
if his work on the paper does not prove
to be that of q gentleman, it could not
have been a gentleman who did the
work. A gentleman, we will suppose,
does not blackguard his neighbors, nor
talk necessarily about himself and his
achievements, nor behave elsewhere as
he would be ashamed to behave in his
club or in his own family. II gentle
man does not do these things, of course
a gentleman does not do them in news
paper"