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The evening world., 1893-11-25
A Cure FOR stammerlr z.

To ihe ElIt0f'
II "Yorkyiles' uttsrar;e j. thick, the pebble
cure. as suggested ty IL II. D" would lie o.
benefit to him, bu; Il +; is rot. te would sinpIy
be wasting time. & s;anmfrs- in word. IS one
Nho tries To ris lungs vhea they are des'i-
tgts 0, rir 4 very simple and &, ''I5rkyilie" is
4 smoker, very plessan; remedy is !9r the su'-
,,rer TO speak between each slow pun Of pipe or
rissr. All ths; is necessary IS time. line 60 quiet
the nerves time 70 think. time 10 breathe The
moment the defect masters speech, the stannerer
should stop talking and hll bis lungs. taking a
Hhir OF his pipe. and then trr again. Yorsyine
need not despair. Courage ls the word II l.. FOL
lows the plan above outlined conscieutorsly, he
can conquer the impetimsnt FOR the defect is not
in the organ O: spec h. but IN its management.
sYMpATlilZER.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Should Women Smoker

10 re isl4tg3.
10 answering 'ElUa-d ElN,5ig' In yest.tdsy's
Evening World" would 'ugsest that he ~, h.
g4es'iCn q "v0ntu ym,kIng' 70 sJne ger ersn
= more ur-'o.da'e IDEAS ka9w rusrtcr q
s0gas. as veil IS elderly, lslies as god. a.
tse as rehnei and from gooI p1'euisFe as
any Ia his land q liberty. Who smoke. and a.
hot 'd'.nk 10 excess" haze a.fer spent my
,:u. ia the ,amp4ny Q: ladies' e, that jump a:
,Aance to gst respectfully tigat." ut often
enjoy little social smoke with lait-s that are
ladies'. The .srt that fallen women sn-Aa doe
not make It wrong lot good NOnta. am more iaaa
eating or Wearing dresSss FOR the SINE ,4S,a.
NJ opinion IS that women have Just ss much
riEh; TO .niol tae pleasure Z: smoking men
moreover. that WomaR's mind Is not 50 wea =
bu; that she can do - and be lady still. a.
well as man cA7 smoke and remain a gentleman.
H. b. y. WALES. ,: Fit'h as,I4e.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
He Should Go. Married.

70 tEe EIIt9T'
Ny advice 70 Barh.!ar L. II c. IA 20 tnd .
sensible SoE.aa aIa get married aaf have hone
| have Just one brotssr. and Sog4 not have
him Ia azy toardlEE plss. "a few N-eks ir the
sumner is enough for re. but I would ;. Eild
II ss ~olld get married Not thl, NAht to
&C, nd Of him, but know he Wog.d save more
money and stay 10 NOR. At riEst. Tn. trouble
with him is be has all the comforts Of home
without being married. But to L. II. e. let ne
sAy; Find a woman that can keep house and one
that eau always have a pleasant word and smile
for you; one that loves hone above all other
places BROOKLYN GIRL.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Tomato CkufneU,

Bake some fully ripe tomatoes in al
earthenware jar till tender, then strain
and rub through a sieve. To each pount
OF this add pint OF Chin vinegar. tive
teaspoonfuls OF onion Juice. two slices o
shred garlic, Cne-quarter ounce Of salt
and the same of white pepper. Boil unit
the ingredients are soft and then ruE
through a sieve. To each pound add tn,
juice ut three lemons. boil il all again 4
the consistency OF cream. and put II
into wiie-mouthed bottles; when cold
pour little salad oil on the top of each
bottle. Tie a bladder or paraffine paper
lightly over each and store in a dry
rloCn
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Hycf,nic Care or the Eye..

Battle th- eyes every morning in cold
water. keeping them closed. To put
anything on the delicate eyeball without
the advice Of reputable oculist !,
madness. For any disorder consult q
physician at once. Delay may be fatal
For ordinary fatigue or Inflammation q
cold cloth will be soothing. Never work
or read in a too glaring or too weak
light. Rest the eyes occasionally By
looking at a distant object. Never sleep
facing a window. Many persons do SO
anl the consequence is weak or lustre'
less eyes. early awakening and ofteu
morning headaches.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Curry

Curry is a vegetable: rather, curry is
vegetables. 1t is anise, coriander, Gu
min. mustard, poppy seeds, allspice al
monds. asafoe;ida ghee. cardamon
seeds, Chill berries, cinnamon, cloves,
cocoanut, cocoanut milk. oil. curds, fen
ugrcek seeds. an Indian nut l can't
spell, garlic, onion, ginger. lime juice,
vinegar. mace. mangoes, nutmeg, pep
per. saffron. salt, tamarinds and tu-
meric. These are all pounded together.
dried in an oven or in the sun. When
bottled 1t is the powder which comes
as Indian curry.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Women and Cigarettes.

To tie EdItor:
In reply to a letter from one Edward Edward
in The Evening World OF Nov. q. would say
tnat either be is very narrow and provincial or
else he has been nisiu.ormed on the subject 1t is
,hs custom Ia Europe for ladies to smoke. and in
many OF the large hotels you them at the table
dhote enjoying n atter-drner cigarette with
their family or friends have many friends here
who smoke and they are all refined girls. As far
As an concerned. think It much wiser to enjoy
an occasional cigarette than to ruin ones digestion
BY chewing gum or eating candy and sweets
l.. Y. IL. Harlem.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
4 Itotn0n's IDhi,ns.

Some girls take first-class happiness In
having a burned finger or a cold-sors
or sprained ankle. because II is so COM
iorting to receive sympathy.
1t takes an artistic woman TO hold up
the skirt OF gown gracefully. Not
Cre woman in tn can grab her dress
50 that it hangs prettily around the
hem.
II isn't always nervousness that MAKE s
a girl bite her lips. Sonetimes-very
often, in fact-she does it to give them u
nice color.
When you see a girl with her hair al!
mussed up you must not think she hasn't
combed it. 1t takes her many weary
moments to fix 1t IN that tangled fashion
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Ala Rehsn's dressiug-room in Daly :
Theatre Is described by one who claims
to know as dream OF luxury and taste.
A flve-panelled mirror, in which Rehan
can view her charms froih every con-
celvablc point is the most notable fea-
ture. An Eastern couch, that !s comfort
simply TO look at. piled high with pill
lows; rich rugs, magnificent dressing
table bric-a-brac and few excellent
paintings, not to speak of articles OF no.
cessity and comfort. go to make the
dressing-room more like Fifth avenue
boudoir than anything merely theatrical.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Country the Place for Widows.

10 'he Edltor'
VIII you kindly permit ne TO offer '.v
words Of advice TO the lady whose comnuHica-
,ion appears in The Evening World OF Friday,
and who says she is widow with two small
children and broken heart. II she will leave
he gre., Aggregation o, GnaEn!hccncs and MISERY
that are found In about equal proportions in all
large cities and seek home in some small town
or village she will hni the conditions for women
In her circumstances much more favorable than
in city II she do plain sewing or any
other kind OF work she will have little trouble
in finding IL In such a place. SIZE can rent two
or three comfortable rooms for s. or 81 month.
and will hnd the people kind and sympa,hetio,
ever ready 10 assist the sick unfortunate.
The cases Of wretcheiness and desttution 80 cou.-
moa in the large cities are unknown in the coun-
iry village. Having spent the greater part OF my
lie in the country | know whereof speak
COUSTRYMAS. Jersey City. y. J.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
E,rn nrnl BE Clan!

Women everywhere pay less attenuO.
to the laws OF health than men, i
have less exercise. less fresh air. "
sunshine and less variety in their h..,
than men. Hence. although the NV
beautiful women are more beautiful u.
the handsomest men. yet in all cNi.'A''
communities the average man Is iu'
specimen OF creation than the aVe'As
woman. First health, then beauty 30 u,.
with the facilities for living a clean ",
and the privileges OF being gay ~.
happy an intelligent woman has w
secret OF personal charm
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Worried About O Joll!er.

70 he EdIpr:
vish Ho-- 0. yoar readers wo1ld give me st-
rice IA ny case am a young girl, eighteen year,
ot age. and az Infatuated vita young man,
vAo has The nI-s q beinE 4 nIrt and collier.
u. Is MID To Aar. '.Olilsd' tysa,J-ssVsn girl,
in yea, s1t eTsa Esss as far as Brooklyn and
HohoE.- srsr E.rl' I have tssri from his gen
,lsrn,a ;ri.res TIA, :. tslats a gr.a, deal Of ne
shall I 70 %: VA hin 70 I. asks n. TO- {,
VIA, uaa' - s-sr ssIsz rnt sgr. the ttor.ei
TOLD ahogt hin '-E'
"yOpEvlLLT CHURCH GIRL"
The evening world., 1893-11-25
THE T0McCHI INDIAN RAID.
Lieut.. Brown Says American later.
ests Are No: Endangered.
fBy h,,o.ia,el Frtt,

DENVER, Col. Nov. 25.--Gen. McCook,
commanding Department OF the Colorado.
has received a report from Lieut.. Brown,
who was sent TO the border. near Pslo-
mas. Mexico. with a detachment Of cav
airy, to protect American Interests. The
Lieutenant reports that American inter
ests are not endangered al all
The late raiI was made BY Indians 0.
the Tomochl tribe. who dislike the Mexl-
can Government and Mexican soldiers.
The Indians have canpeI a; Paso dA
Janess, In the Sierra MaiTeS e!ghty-fve
miles from where Lieut.. Brown is tn
camp They are fortified and are await
ing the arrival OF Mexican troops.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
A Howl from Oun nalaska's Shore.

To the EdTtor-
In your rsst Edition Of the lrh Inst. l again
nCt!- Il that silly expression, Windy CITY
applied TO Chicago. HoN DO you make out It's
a windy ,i;y' Or hat is your object in Civ
Ing It that name. You also give the Chicago
cable Fold Dig want to impress this much
on your ,aini--that tAe Brosd~sy Gable road had
more accidents In -. few months It is run
nng tAAa TIE Ch!asEo cable has had in twelve
years New YORK tries 70 ,OlIoS Chicago as ar
.Iaap'. bat r!;ho-t sg,cess ". S, CHICAGO
The evening world., 1893-11-25

\ French baroness is said to own In
Paris the most splendid stables in til,
world. where she houses her horses
II has often been her practice to tax,
her tea in the stables on Sunday after
moons. Beautiful rugs and carpets ar,
spread on the polished floors, and III.
favOrite horses enjoy the fete as mucl
as their mistress, coming up to the tahli
for sugar and petting.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
O..TaH. Enrai,,eI r,,h che.,nmt,

Cut an oX-tail into small pieces ane
plunge them into boiling water un,p
suhic!ently softened. Then put them in !.
s;ew!ng pan, with seasoning of salt and
pepper to taste (some also add herbs and
)ust enough bouilion or stock to cover
them weld. When tender take them
from the fire and let cool remaining in
the liquor. The French usually add here
lit;le white wine. Finally drain o1
the liquor. take each piece separately.
roll first in crumbs. then in beaten egg,
then in crumbs again. Moisien with a
little butter and toll from twenty-iv,
10 thirty minutes on n moderate fra
Serve. piled in the centre OF a platter.
with border of chestnuts around.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Gr.nsn or The Mattinn

II you have dropped grease on tn,
mating do not try ammonia or benzn,
or grease eXtractors; you will only max,
the spot worse. Sometimes brown paper
and hot iron will be effective. but tn.
best eradicatcr is French chalk and ben.
zine. Cover the spot thick with tn,
chalk and moisten by sprinkling. moi
pouring, the Denzine upon 1t. When IN.
benzine has evaporated brush off tn.
chalk and the SPOT will have vanished
also
The evening world., 1893-11-25
The Fund Gets the IS.


lR'!eS-i l give the solution ~ TIE prir. prob.
lem IS 3, t-' teen solved BY me. As did no,
sEPec: aHy one 20 solve the question o. A7ccgnr
o' the lm,tsi EHosledEe about "aux'on" Nhrh
NM" - rnit1tss!. ard uhlrh g. no, generally
-na=rs'esl felt 20 - able to DO
rA;s TIE s. % the Chiidren's Christmas tree As
It a. a. no' NAr' the l.t'le ones 70 have thslr
s'1TsirEs depleted N that Sr~0un' ~ please frd
? --ta.iar rlI herewith insl1set vhirh pl.a7s
s:r.r 2, re F-rI yh,h you - E.nilv make
.-prs % -s-se. CIfNpiEs nE NEUICT
y We. INrniy.se-aat Ilrstt-
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Tho Church HIS Haven.

To the Editor
Ny advice to bachelor in an Awful Plight is
to seek a good church whore there are young
people. attend It regularly and become interested
in It's work. and he viii meet those who are
not only eonEenial, but Who will benent him
spiritually and temporarily. This is the best
tociety for him. 81. A. NJ. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1893-11-25

TIE WORLD will not. Under any eireum-
sasseeA hold ITSELF responsible for the return or
safs-kssptns Of any rejected manuscripts or pie
surss. sf vhatsosvsr character value No sIesp-
sions will 10 made tc this rule with regard to
either letter. or ineiosursa Nor will the editor
sater into oorTsspoadsncs sonesrnins Unavailable
naauseripta
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Change Your Politics or You Will
Have to Move.

have been living for three years In a furnished
room. and have paid and willing TO pay in
advance my monthly rent the nrst OF every
month; but owing to hard feelings. arising from
the late political situation. my landlord notified
ne get out Of his house when my month eH-
plred. I want to know whether he can turn me
out or throw out my trunks and pictures. books
g. without invoking the al OF the law. providing
insist on remaining. WILLIAM ;. ADAMS.
Iie West Thlrty-'ourth street.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

your busies, streets without the slightest ressrd
to pedestrians. Who are compelled 10 watch their
chance and dart across sometimes at peril TO
life and limb. and II Is TO their oNn
credit than that ot the police and car companies,
Ec.. that there is rot more loss Of lie
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Writing OF Spanish types Of beauty
Washington Irving said: After all. II
is :hc divinity within which makes the
divinity without; and I have been mort
fascinated by woman of talent and
intelligence. though deficient in personal
charms. tran ! have been by the mosl
regular features of beauty"
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Hs's q Jolly Good Fellow.

70 INC EGTTIT"
Hurrsh for Ssr,a Claus three cheers '3r II.
ll''le folks success 20 your Christmas Fund and
long lie 10 The Evening w1rl4''' Here's ny
1ltteription rs rsrv little FIRE for sush 10,
O., hlaTe but giYe &, With will Yours With
eRthusiAsm ESTHt SlASTlC.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

when such a call comes the money Is
expended in n good cause. Dollars should
fow generously for the Mckane prose-
cutlon IN Kings county. They will form
a defense fund FOR the rights Of good
cItlzenshIp hertaftlr.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
"Narksd PERSONAL"

Boss McKane Is being most enthusiastically
doomed for the Sing Sing mission.
PATHS music Is all written note lower than It
used TO be- but her boz once scale remains at the
old notch With all this excitement
on hand. I, ought to be great trick for Van
Allen to manage 20 nave himself forgotten. Wash
ingtOn Post.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
Clothing OF Little Child and q
Young Woman Catches Pire.
~ hLfoeLatt! PEe,t J

ST. LOUIS. No. Noy. "a six
year-od daughter Of John Callahan Vas
playing near a red-hot stove yesterday
when her clothing caugh, FIRE and she
Sas burned 10 death.
At Columbia, No, while Matte VIM.
aged sixteen, was ironing near an open
fireplace. her clothing caught FIRE, burn
ing her 50 badly that she died In a few
minutes.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Brooklyn's delegation TO the State Sen
ate and Assembly plants itself almost
solidly on the consolidation plank. It's
members do not mistake the strength
OF the Greater New York" sentiment
across the big bridge.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
iron Business Prospects Good.


Aby fEess.I
PITTsBCRo. Nov. gS--secgstary John Jarrett
OF the Association Of Iron and Steel skset Man.
u:actursrS. said to-day that business had already
Frightened up since the settlement Of the sheet
mill scale last wsdsesIsy. Manufacturers have
received many orders, and prospects for business
this Winter are good.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
MENU.
SUNDAY, nov. IS.
BREAKFAST.
DINNER.
Ne,c STYLES.

As many as three materials are used
in some of the new jackets. Fer In
stance. a Jacket Of mixed cloth showing
touches Of green and brown has sleeves.
collar and shoulder ruff OF green velvet.
the two latter being lined with heavy
brown silk.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Now the iron business is taking a
brace. ard there is good news from all
the big mills. The sinews OF Industrial
America will soon be In condition again.
II doesn't take a long course nf training
20 put labor's athletes In fine fettle.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
glimpse OF LIE In q Twin CITY.

Are you Eolnz TO see Robert Downing mea,-aIe
his vanquIsh,d fee: The isn't
hard up. 1t is coming down handsomely to-day.
Minneapolis Journal
The evening world., 1893-11-25
G'adness for Q Heart.

ltt!s girl o., weeks old and 20 Mt
know snythiHE about Christ-nss But Zee. -
though should Tx. 70 make some li't,e one,
happy. 50 | have asked my papa 20 advance ne
81 10 send "a the Chris,mAs-Tree Fani. Hoping II
viii gladden. some little girls htart as 9 do..
LITTLE IRENE.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

1t is probable that McKane. May
nard ct al. will find such "vindicatIon"
as they can get at law a poor sort OF an
overcoat for the cold Winter which has
come upon them.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
No Christmas for One Yea.


Livery Christian. ny ,iNe' ana send 80. s7Hs
money :o- the FaHd. one Christina. Santa claus
I.ln't bring us anything. ard ever SINE then vs
have teen ssr5y for. tk- pgr Tvrrtr.hye reu's
8, 20, very much, but viii tTy ami snnl more
Le1t week. CLAvA ami - CONSTu'K.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

There are pretty rainbow colors in
some Of those rapid transit bubbles.
But We can't ride to Harlem IN fifteen
minutes on a rainbow Nor even in A
century
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Loyal Work for the Moody.

To the Editor:
1t is with great pleasure that again contribute
ny mite to your Christmas Fund May the Fund
continue 10 grow 10 its loyal work for the needy.
Yours IN the work. a.. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Remember The Evening World"
Christmas trees. Let there be for no
one Of those poor children who are the
intended benehciaries OF this enterprise
the mournful thought or realization that
SANTA Claus and are out"
The evening world., 1893-11-25
A Mint OF Good Wishes.

10 Tht T.ITTVT.
Accept a quarter o, dollar FOR your Fund.
wish 1t was quarter o. million. The hsp?i-
ness OF the children IL the duty 0: the old folks
Your Fund Is the Sort ot charity work I like 20
flourish. H!th my mite goes mint ~ good
wishes Yours OLD MAID.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
LETTERS

'7In co,vmn 10 for he bel>n % e,e-ySofv seho
10, complaint 10 rdt,. orierdne. 70 ren'fIi>.
'nfo-mGhoa 10 gre. quesion 10 d'e or pubIk;
,rtce 10 ootroniedee, and rho can pu. be IDEA
into lca na! IyJ vvrdA Lon2 oiers cuaHo! b.
pr1ntI.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
chs Is Real Charity

- II T-TI-|.'
s.at yo1 O." dime l. vi" a. tIi lei.
I'm ny earnings !s,; week s'tsr pa ing for or
N'its and puttins /, he u.aacv ;1r the rent l.
= very li''ie rlsAv6rala with : family 10 sup
ua-; zen Fiye 70 charI', NJ children e., TOYS
aHi candy from o. FuEi lea. y-at
The evening world., 1893-11-25

New York sympathizes with the Chi
eagoans who rise to protest against
changing the established names OF
streets to pay mistaken honors TO pass
ing citizens. Gotham has had similar
threatened attacks on the time-honored
nomenclature OF certain OF its public
ways. A little frmness on the part OF
the citizens will convert the Aldermen
and avert the trouble.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Cheer for O,her Boys.

We are tSo !itus blyI sys lrt seven y.ar7
Old ant hgcs TIE i1-i1s~d . cents from our
haTks. may Nsp Ioat ltAs- little boys 10 a
merry ChrSuaE WILLIE A BEERS
LEROY A. BEERS
WAsssiC
The evening world., 1893-11-25

The Columbia, 22s knots per hour: the
Olympia. 2z.2 knots per hour. Other rec
ords nowhere. Time and tide won't
have to wait for these gems Of our new
navy. They wiil be kept busy catch
The evening world., 1893-11-25

II does not add materially to the dig
nifty OF the Superior Court that It Is
sometimes obliged TO hear such a cas-
a. that of McGrath VS.. Bates
The evening world., 1893-11-25

1t Is usually the case with the nations
which carry war into Africa that they
would be ashamed TO carry such war
anywhere else.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Another Soldier Cir.


Please accept IS cents FOR yoar beautiful Christ
mas charity. / hop. all the girls in New York
and New Rochelle will Join the Grand Army Of
the Christmas Tree. From 4 SOLDIER GIRL.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

The Rapid Transit Commission is re-
markably successful about not commit
ting anything. Its sins are. indeed, all
OF omission.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
You Bet.
To ,he Editor


We are not nm. bit send you is cent. 'or
the Christmas Fund II everybody ir New York
~ho could spare that much did So the poor chill
dr~n would have Merry Christmas wouldn't
they, GERTRUDE and LAURA.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

IL Uncle Sam wished to escape medi-
tation on a scandal Of his own by con-
templating the scandal OF somebody
else. what a comforter Italy would be.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Why Pntrocinio Is Unhau4ed

President PeiIoto, ot Brazil. Indignantly denies
that he has hanged one Jose Ps,rocin!o. a revolu-
tionist. He says he ,Snnot catch him.-ChIcago
Mail
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Perhaps the three inmates OF Elmlra
Reformatory who tried to escape last
night had a haunting fear that Brock
way was coming back.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
A Train Worth Holding u.

The Dowsger Queen OF Portusa! has one dress
whose train Is ak yaris in length. she ought to
hAv. a gang CT Western hustlers bold 1t up-Phil-
adelphia Ledger
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Rush hard, Yale, to-day. And kick
well, Harvard. to-day! The one Of you
that gets beaten can't get even for a
year.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Give all the thanks you can next
week lest Congress disappoint you the
week after.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Robbers Broke His Legs and Arms

BELLAiRE. o.. Nov. 6--Georss He'll, OF C1sr.
ington, while on his way to woodsasli. Monros
County TO pay his tASsH VA robbed Of $500.
The robbers broke both hts leEs and arms be
fore they got his money. His condition is crit.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

t!ackened metal. tea cosies and ola.
fashioned wood and skin bellows. Litt,,
coin purses. car-;icket holders and hand.
kerchiefs sell all the time. The truck.
waat we call novelties in tinsel, plush.
leatherette and colorsd prints, bring ia,
better prices from the regular holiday
shoppers who know nothing Of the sci.
encc ot g!ft-g!vlng."
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Five Good Little Girls.


To he Eiifof:
inelos-d YOU viii hni 81 Il. whcs We eve li,u.
siFis SIND 10 you. Hoping n will make sous
,i'te ehNi happy Ve remain respectfully.
Eira Schumacher cara Fs,sch
A1r.e Fr8mBuu. I.'Hs rHuradI.
Iy,Er Gpmlyssy.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
With Good Wishes.


To ths Editor
ln-iosed pleSSs ind 81, hoping It will help to
make zone ll,ue heart happy With good wishes
Miss A. O., Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-11-25

We all agree with Gov. Mckinley
when he says: Let us be Americans.
But We can't all agree to be Americans
cf the Mckinley tariff miEd.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
Very Modest.

TO TIt I-IIT0T1
lny!ossi send 81 'or the Csr!s;mssTr,s Fund
o. J. c., % Gramsrcy Park
The evening world., 1893-11-25
A. seen Throash a smoked Glass.

Hawaii hasnt s large a population as the
south side. but che can make heap more trouble,
-PittsburE Leader.
The evening world., 1893-11-25
EDITORIAL ECHOES.


Pity the sor7ors OF the Chicago detective. He
Is 10 be compelled TO earn his salGy.-Chicsso
The evening world., 1893-11-25

Nathan Hale began TO live when he
gave up that one life for his country.
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Pretty Little Pauline.

To tho Editor:
am the prsitisst little EIrl 10 town. with
blue sJSS LAd brown curly hair. am four moatAs
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An In Red.

This little girl is one of the darini
youngsters who go around now dressed
in red. she has on red cheviot coat
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old. and a. canno, play With tors ineiose 2S
cents for the litts ho.s AMI giriA Nerry
CHRISTMAS 10 all Little PAULINE KAUFMAN,
FAst seTenth street.
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Yes, Indeed.


The lnclossd dollar viii help your deserving
fund Hoping 1t viii make a happy Christmas
far the lttle children. H. Il NJ r.
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Thanksgiving comes, but rapid transit
fingers.