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GOV. FLOWER's nUry,

III Gov. Flowers request for the sus-
pension OF Supt. Brockway pending hi.
trial on charges OF illegal and inhumsn
ofhcial conduct was intended in good
faith TO secure honest testimony, II must
be followed by a pcremptory order for
bidding Manager Rathbone from acting
In the superintendent place.
Mr.. Rathbone, with his fellow mana
gers. Is responsible for the Super
intendents methods In the Reformatory.
He has sanctioned and approved all
that the Superintendent has done, and
has moreover. expressed the opinion tina
the Governors request for the suspen-
sion OF Brockway was unnecessar ~
and unjust.
The Reformatory employees know that
IL they are threatened with removal d.
rectly or indirectly by Rathbone they
are threatened by Brockway. They
know that IL protected by Rathbone
they are protected by Brockway The
terrified inmates OF the Reformatory
know that they are as much at the
mercy OF the Manager az OF the Super.
intendent. They know that Brockway's
dreaded paddle IL held behind Rsth-
bones back.
Gov. Flower must be well aware that
1t Is just as certainly menace against
witnesses and defeat OF Justice FOR
RathbOne TO be in Brockway's place as
II the tyrannical Supe rintendent were
there himself. lie must also understand
that the substitution OF Rathbone for
Brockway IL an insult TO his own ON.
cial authority as Governor and 10 his
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THE SUBSCRIPTION,

Things look very bleak In crsdle-nest
just now The poor tots are beginning
to get uncomfortable. Their little pink
feet like the Autumn leaves. are turn
ing purple, and their pale, poetic noses
are decidedly violet: these ARE fashion
able shades in gloves and dress goods
Just now. but they are not becoming
to the todders and high kickers OF the
New York tenement-house nurseries.
Where the new shoes and stockings
warm barrie coats and bellybands,
woollen dresses and worsted monkey
Jackets are coming from Is a problem
to no less than 5000 mothers this very
hour.
one day last week $40 families in the
Eleventh Judicl9l District were
syic.ed In os sx,y INSTANCE stan there re
, Msrn needed e" mott only "' seasonabe
clothing but proper food and medical
attention. In this same section of the
city the evicted families numbered 1000
FOR the year ending sept /; representing
fault gould be found with the landlords
They were more than lenient: they were
charitable. Many had permitted the
tenants to occupy their property three
to six months without the payment OF
Il dollar in rent.
Painful as these evictions are to the
parents, tney are aW1ul LOT tne chill
dren. Many Of them never recover from
the effects of the exposure. Times are
harder than they were year ago. Men.
women and noble-heartej brothers and
sisters are out OF work. and the pros
pect for Winter clothes and Winter coal
Is far from reassuring.
World" free physicians are prescrlb-
ing more beef broth baked potatoes and
warm clothing for the sick babies than
medicine. If 1000 baby suits were do
mated every day in the week from now
until the Fund closes the doctors could
produce 1000 youngsters from among
their 1900 patients who would At them
to u charm. These little outfits may be
bought for 81. Don't YOU want to buy
a suit and make some half naked little
creature comfortable?
Put yourself in Mr. Baby's place and
fancy how you would enjoy going bare
foot and bareback weather like this.
II you were bald and toothless. how
would you like to go without hat or a
bonnet and subHiat on diet of green
tea and brown bread?
The compliments of the poor sick
babies of New York. and please madam,
please sir what can you do for us?
Address Sick Babies Fund. care CASH
Ter "The World NELL NELSON.
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AS 1T HAS BEEN WRITTEN.

And now a man can see the Cherokee strip. yet
md no bare spots,-st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Lord Dunraven isn't doing nny Dragging In sd.
vance. Ills Lordship talks like a true sportsman.
and those who know him say he bears out that
tl'is upon acquaintance. Boston Herald
To the Republican calamity howisrs-You had a
panic, Where 10 that panic now :-Burslo Times
The Congressional Record for the extra session
has already reached 1850 pages. and the Senators
sim talking.--Pawtugkst Times
War In brazil increases the prc. OF real Jaw.
coffee" for much the same reason that a long
drouSht in California would Increase the price OF
real Imported Bordeaux Nine-ChicsSo Times,
Mckinley has spoken bis piece at Defiance. q .
and appropriately. The whole Mckinley business
10 piece Of defiance. -PhIlsdslphia Rerord.
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MAY BE A BIG STRIKE.
Trainmen Refuse TO Wait for Prssi.
dent Ing alls's Action.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. cl.-when the
Brotherhood chiefs left this city Tues
day after their conference with Presi-
dent Ingalls,, It was with the understand
ing that they would return on Sept, &c,
and give their answer 10 his proposition
that the trainmen take no action until
Jan |,
At that date. the President said
vaguely, they would probably come to
terms
The trainmen are holding meetings all
oTer the road and II Is believed that a
general strike may result despite the ar
rangementS OF the chiefs.
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WHY Male dodgers Ar. Preferred.

To the Editor:
sec John Henry wonders why women who
rent rooms prefer men dodgers to women. can
certainly answer that question with several an
swers First, many widow left with
patry life insurance or perhaps not 10 much,
even rents rooms in order TO maintain herself:
now, II she be comedy she may hope TO faseinste
some Of her gentlemen dodgers and catch q hus-
band, which is certainly preferable to the
drudgery OF room renting unless she be un-
usually successful or very independent. Second.
a man 10 generally away all day and sometimes
most OF the evening. so naturally his room does
not require all the busting and attention that .
woman's would, who Ia continually In her room
sewing and making scrsps." And then n woman
is so apt TO give her Isndlady advice about
running the house and how she did when she
kept house, &C. Not only In America. but In
all European countries landladies prefer gentle
men dodgers Al they say they are les. trouble.
As that is universally the opinion II probably Is
SO. SEPTEMBER.
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Pare neatly, but do not remove the
stones. six pounds of fruit To one
pint OF cider vinegar add three pounds
Of sugar. one tablespoonful OF ground
spoonful of ground cloves.
Place the mixture over the fire, heat
slowly to draw out The flavor OF the
spices. and. at the expiration Of ten min
utes, put In a few peaches and cook I'M
I'll tender. no longer When all have
baen cooked and placed in a jar. turn
the steaming liquid over and cover close
ly. After standing twenty-four hours.
drain off the syrup boil 1t ten minutes.
returning it 10 the peaches hot. Repeat
the third day. put plate and weight
over the fruit. tie a cloth over the jars
and keep in a cool, dry place.
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same material. with tight back and
Il crossed tailor-made basque. The
fronts. having a simulated waistcoat.
are trimmed with wide facings, turn
down COLLAR and straight cuffs. The
waistcoat, buttoned from collar down
to waistband, forms a part OF the bodice.
The long basque is turned back to form
facfngs In front. Sleeve close-fitting be-
low and adorned with pointed facings.
Hunting-belt. Poked cap Of chevlot
cloth. Lady's carbine in sling.
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Five Held a Fair.
To the Editor

SIT East One Hur
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR AT WAR.
Secretary and Treasurer Hayes Re.
flses to Leave the Board.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2l.-The Ex-
ecutive Board Of the Knights OF Labor
and Secretary and Treasurer Hayes are
at logger-heads.
The Board, which is composed OF Gen
eral Master Workman Powderly. !. b.
Mcguire. OF New York; John Devlin, OF
Michigan, and A. w. Wright. of Can
ada, has dispensed with the services OF
Mr.. Hayes. Mr. Devlin has been chosen
to serve until the meeting OF the General
Convention in November.
MIR. Hayes claims that as he was
elected by the General Convention, the
Executive Board cannot discharge him.
and he therefore refuses to be ousted
Postmaster Carr yesterday gave a
claimed mail matter addressed to the
knights OF Labor, but reserved his deci-
sion,
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new shape in cups is exceedingly
broad at the top and narrow at the base
with straight sides, which do not swell
outward like the spreading coffee cups
now in use. The "collarette cup Is .
new shape. a fanciful French style, in
somewhat the effect of child's collar
drawn together in a bow and band Of
ribbon. The new Marie Antoinette styles
are different from the china which bears
that name. The cups and plates have
solid borders. from which are festooned
garlands Of fine roses.
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A Pug Takes Up the Pen.
To the Editor:

am littls pug and my name is Chris.
Now the unkind letter of l.. 8. does and
my friends a great injustice. ! think myself ss
respectable q canine as the Newfoundland. l am
not big or strong. nut mind the house
and do other useful and agreeable things. Al
for not being handsome or friendly. l.. g. doesn't
know what he 10 talking about I have never
bitten any one. not those NANCY dog
catchers though wish I had for their i'm
prudence. I've learned some cute tricks. too.
can play Leland seek. and am always ready
for a romp. Ask the Boss II m not fond Of him.
CHRIS cos.
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A CONTRAST.

Wnen GroVcr Cleveland, AT the Close
of his four years administration
in 1889. handed over the Gov
eminent to Benjamin Harrison, there
was large surplus in the
Treasury. the One-liundrcd- Million gold
reserve was intact. and no one dreamed
Of a necessity for the issue of bonds or
the suspension Of gold payments.
With the National finances in this sat
.sfaCtory condition. with business active.
employment well supplied and the coun-
Try prosperous. what splendid oppor-
tunity was at the command OF Il political
party holding FUN possession OF the
Executive. Legislative and Judicial
branches or the Government.
The economical expenditures that had
been established through four years OF
clean administration. and the Increasing
Treasury surplus. put 1t In the power,
OF the Government to at once reduce
taxation and relieve the people OF IN.
heavy burdens they had so long borne
unnecessarily. The confidence OF CAPT.
tai. the easy circumstances OF the gen
cral people and the healthy condition
OF trade. suggested a.wise and liberal
poiicy of reciprocity With other nations
anu plobIrss anu Improvement AT nome
The efficiency and Integrity Of the pub
lie service made easy II practical clvil
service reform which would have In
sured capacity and fidelity In all the
branches OF the Governments
How did the Republican party, with
the Presidency, the Senate and the
House of Representatives in their hands
use '"ese advantages the fruits or four
vars Vi honest democratic adfninistra-
''om
"hen BENJAMIN Harrison. at the close
oi MS term IN 1873 handed over the dov-
eminent to Grover Cleveland. the Treas
"'s WAS bankrupt every dollar OF the
surplus nad disappeared, the One-Hun-
h',i'oh Boiu reserve had been en-
e'oac'iea up"i'' aehciency existed. and
'o''',sca''oh OF the reserve and an
VI 'o''uS Aeer'eu ih''lthpIe.
"a' u'hereht cohu'tioh the country
""o '"eh III 10 mat prevailing in 1889
"ue' Tue peru OF National bankruptcy
capital had become alarmed, business
was suspended labor was thrown into
iu'ehess' the banks closed their vaults,
.e"' prompted noardlng, there was a
~. anime anu rum seemed to
stare the nation In the face.
CIT "aS the TASK pefore the
'e'a''e party on the fourth or last
r 80" rom .he prospect before the
.sepuoi.ean party IN 1883. IL had to labor
'"e country from disaster, in
go u, e"Ioy'hs 'he opportunity to
y, - VII W a prospert! greater than
49,. ~, oe'o'e WIN the fresi-
a.. -. VI REPRESENTATIVES, IN
on,,. -, ~. '., WV" "'easre majority
- .,a. .,, ' II was called upon
no.. a,s 80. """'u career OF o"si-
on,ro,o, -,,,s "' " avert Nauoha'
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There Is to be an advance In the price
OF coal Twenty-Five cents ton is TO
be added 10 the retail rates on oct. !.
This Is cruel imposition on the poor.
The coal combine was supposed to have
been destroyed. But there is at least a
combination strong enough TO put up
the price Of this necessary Of life at the
moment II Is most needed People who
have starved for food during the Sum
mer are to starve for coal in the Winter.
II is hard to see how the poor can be
protected against this action OF the re-
tall dealers. But at least the city can
help by making the coal distribution of
The Department OF Charities and Correc-
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R0xai Lemonade.

Pare two oranges and six lemons as
thin as possible. steep them In a quart
OF hot mot boiling water for four hours.
Boil one and a quarter pounds of loaf
sugar in three pints of water, skim it,
and add to the two liquors the juice
of six oranges and a dozen lemons.
Stir we'll. then strain through a jelly
bag and Ice. This will be found a de-
licious drink.
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LIrtnch HiiIlfrsss.

Nothing like this is to be seen here.
1t Is a French hunting costume for a
woman. The Gallo Diana wears zouave
fashioned trousers OF cheviot cloth.
the top OF which is mounted In gathers
and Joined to n round waistband. the
legs, very wide. being Joined by gathers
to bands with buckles. which are fas-
tened under the knees and allow the
wide pun OF the trousers to fall on gait
srs OF the same cloth. Jacket of the
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Giving Your Arm to a Lady.

To the Editor:
VIII you kindly permit an observer to rse
q small part OF ycur space to say few
words In reply to that queer specimen OF
antiquity who has a "backwoods'' idea that
gentleman who offers his arm 10 a lady
whom he Is cscorting after twilight Is an
''undcrbrcd wretch?' If she tried to pose ~
a professional 6umorist no doubt her remarks
would he passable, but In the role Of an 'in.
digunnt lady" she makes herself simply ridden
lous II la unnecessary TO remark that this IL
a custom sanctioned by the hest NJ society
all over the civilized world, With the eIcep-
tion, perhaps, of the place from which "a
Gymnasium Girl" halls Although she states
that she Is "open TO offers Of hands heart and
fortune" hardly believe any sane young man
would care to make this sacrifice to such an
"uldity." and I would advise her 10 leave
New York and make her home among the
numerous spnstcrs that abound In the New
England States. n. ]. II.
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LETTERS

t7hs column OJor the osnsnt or sservoedy
who hoe a complaint to make. a grievances 70
,~ntiats, incarnation 10 ofpe. u question TO
ask or a puzzle service 70 Acknowledge, ana
who can put the tdsa into less than 100 words.
Long letters cannot be prtatsd.l
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NATURAL GAS WINS.
A Supreme Court TIaces Consumers
at tho Mercy OF Companies.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. g-The SUI
preme Court has decided that cities and
towns have no right TO regulate the
price at which natural gas shall be fur
niShed to consumers
This overrules the decision in the case
OF the city Of Rushvillc. which was de-
cided aGinst the Company. and which
was thought to establish such rights
The decision will affect nearly every
city and town that IL using natural gas.
and will place the consumers entirely at
the mercy OF the companies.
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Gov. Tillman has been pls wing whlskey
spy at Charleston. Discovering at
hotel what he took TO be a glazing Of
Tense against the new South Carolina
Liquor law. he ordered the bottle
brought to him when emptied. Then he
found that It was plain cider on which
his suspicious had rested. 1t Is not easy
10 perceive how the acute Populist tx
ecutive failed 10 spot Senator Irby. Per-
haps, however. his eagle eye was not in
working order the other day.
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A magnificent fruit dish was seen
lately, very low and large though shall
low. and standing on four much curved
legs. 1t Is of solid silver. The bottom
of the dish is nuted. and the sides are
ornamented with medalllons. There are
beautifully wrought handles. The whole
Is an importation and cost about $50.
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Judge Ions. of Jefferson Parish. La.

Judge Ions. OF Jefferson Parish. La.
Is reported as saying that any time the
people want him 10 go out and lynch a
negro he IL perfectly willing TO do So
He Is a leader OF the mob movement
which. In the course OF a hunt for miss
ing Murderer Julian, has already led
to the violent death Of three brothers OF
the fugitive. IL Is not often that the
Bench furnishes so able d coadjutor to
Judge Lynch.
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WANTS TO SEE THE RITUAL.
Archbishop Katzer to Decide
Catho lics Can Bs Odd Follows,

MILWAUKEE. Sept. N.--At the meet
ing yesterday OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. a request made
by Archbishop Iiatzer for copies of the
ritual and other printed matter relating
to the work OF the order was referred
to the Committee on the State OF the
Order.
Archbishop. katner asked for the ritual
In order to determine whether or not
II contained anything that should pre-
vent a Catholic from becoming an Odd
Fellow.
The Grand Sire deduced that he had
no authority to reveal the secrets OF
the order to any one not member
and referred the request to the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge.
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N0ndkerchtSh.

At one time it was deemed mark
Of o lady that she could carry her hand
kerchef by the exact centre. and a very
vulgar usage to crumple 1t up in tho
palm. At the present time it is considered
nue.. more elegant to be careless in this
and kindred matters than to be what
is known nowadays as "fussy."
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States mo At place for ladies and gen
tlemen to live in" He IL an Englishman
at heart. There Is not a democratic
hair In his head or whiskers. Born in
America. he Is a foreigner by un-
naturalization, No one wants Van Allen
here But he ought not to go abroad
as n representative American.
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Thrown on . Train by Trsmp,.

TOLEDO. o.. Sept. 2i,--James somers.
Of this city, was riding on Lake
Shore freight train near Laport.. Ind.
Tuesday night. when he was seized by
tramps, stripped OF his clothing, and
thrown from the train. He was found
lying nude and fatally hurt
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KILLED in mob attack" at Roanoke.
Va. " Preparing to burn him." the
''him'' being a negro murderer in JEFF
ferson Parish, La. Resented torture OF
. negro" at Mcdowell. Ala. These are
three stories OF one day. The new South
has long way to advance yet in some
directions.
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BEST OF CHARITIES.
That Is What 1.-THE Evening
Worlds" Sick Babies Fund Is.
lis SentineIs Still Stand by the
Tots Cradles.
winters Bleak Outlook for the
Children Of tho Tsnements.

Az letters containing Money Tar the
Sick Babies Fund should ba sddressed
to cashier OF WORLD. Puiitzer Buiid-
NJ, New York city,
Donations Of rioshisE, &C.. should be
seat to Nirs. Roberto, I3x wsH ThirtJ-
our(a street,
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The pocket is made on foundation
OF cardboard cut "a inches wide and Il
inches deep at the ends. shaped as
shown in the illustration. to IA inches
In the centre. The cardboard Is covered
with olive brocade on the right side. and
with sateen on the wrong. The brocads
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A Grand Jury inquest over the Cor
oners Office would doubtless reveal in
teresting facts as to the fate OF certain
laws which have become dead letters
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Whatever doubt may exist as to the
ideas or intentions OF Mr.. Charles
Mitchell. there seems to be no question
but that his eminent fellow passenger,
the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, is still in the
ring
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The National Convention OF Letter
Carriers will find almost National
sympathy with It's idea. expressed in II
resolution. that tho mailmen should be
better paid.
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Obstruction met destruction In the
House yesterday. The same tactics
against filibustering should be applied
in the Senate.
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Two Little Girls.

70 The Editor:
Please accept this small sum. 30 cents. from
two little girls. who wish to help the Sick Ba-
bies' Fund.
Clara Reap aged ten.
Lille Speckman. aged ten.
SIT East One Hundred and Thirty. eighth street.
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What have the advocates OF mob Law
to say to that battle at Roanoke?
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1t seems to make a perceptible diff
ference 20 Mr.. Reed. of Maine. as to
which side of the House it Is that is
making Congress attend to business.
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Senatorial lockjaw would be an agree
able relief from the present form Of Sen
atorial deadlock
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The EVENING WORLDS

Net pad bona flde actual DAILY
Average Circulation
is greater than the combined cir
& cuhtion Of the
I Evening Sun,
Tail and Express,
Evening Post,
Commercial Advertiser,
Evening Telegram.
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From Gus and Joe.

To the Editor:
Inclosed fnd 81 for the Sick Rabies Fund.
GUS and JOE. Ninety ninth street
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THE WORLD will not. under any clrcum-
stances, hold itself responsible for the return
o safe-teepins Of any rejected manuscripts
or ptcturss. Of Whatsoever character or value.
No exceptions will be made to this rule with
regard to either letters or Enclosures. Nor will
the editor enter into correspondence concerning
unavailable manuscripts.
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Weeks still thinks he il safe In Costa
Rica- it will be very unfortunate II he
II not mistaken.
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Navahoe is coming home. All will
then be forgiven.
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1t is not likely that smallpox will be
allowed to carry the Fourth Ward de-
spite It's early advantage.
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but not coquettish: cultured, but not pre-
tentious. And II she be docile and ami
ably fulfil these and thousand other
instructions. she - assured that God will
reward her-sendng her husband
with which vicarious promise her coun-
seilor closes. as the acme Of all earthly
rewards for well doing.
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TO INC FNItor.
Inclosed you will fnd for the bencht Of III.
Sick Babies Fund 81. 80. the proceeds OF a fair
held by
Annie Hertz. aged eleven,
Polly Jacobs, aged nine.
Edith Buh. aged thirteen.
vlorie hub, aged eleven.
Jennie Hertz. aged seven