The evening world., 1893-09-19

OF fuzz on his upper lip.
When he got control OF his voice he said .
81 would work for a a week II could get
anything to do"
They have little girl nve months old.
"Can you nurse hers" was asked OF Mrs
Goldstein.
al haven't got much milk for her. but
give her once 10 q while one OF these" She
took out OF one o; The bowls In the cupboard
two OF those little animal crackers, those bits
OF sweet cake stamped in the shape OF Gle.
plants and birds and Gogs
"Is that good for wee little babyf"
"lt's better than nothing"
Their pawD.tickets showed that the wed.
ding ring was pawned July 81. They looked
pretty solemn when they showed that. The
boy OF eighteen years didn't think when he
took woman to wife that in three years
they would have to pawn their wedding ring.
Last Thursday was their wedding ami.
versary. That day they had no bread at all.
They hadn't heard OF the Free Bread FUND
then. Their grocer had been giving them
credit Two, days before he said: "You
can't get any more here until you pay what
you owe"
SOME TELLING LETTERS.
Just look over these letters that follow
below and say whether 1t does n OF make you
feel good to claim kinship with these gener.
Gus souls Men who were at frst disbeliev.
ers, but who finally saw for themselves tho
distress; men whose own wages have been
cut, women who can spare little and even
the children give what they can. Here is an
especially generous donation from the hills
OF pennsylvania:
Montrose, Pa, 1.-THE Iovliest village OF the
hills. sends l,40O loaves to The Worlds Bread
Fund for the hungry unemployed. Draft on Ohass
National Bank. New York. for $40 inclosed hers-
with. T. ID. CASHIN
Montrose, Pa, Sept. &c.
This Broadway lrm Is glad to help give a
lift to the poor fellows out OF work and un-
able to help themselves They write:
Enclosed please find check for s26 from Blum's
Ticket Agency. A57 Broadway. Please use this for
the most deserving case Of charity that is under
your notice and acknowledge receipt thereof. Also
please find inclosed check for IS for Tho World
Bread Fund from Messrs CaRney Bros. Please
aok nowledge receipt Of this also and oblge yours
truly. BLUM'S TICKET AGENCY
New York, sept 10. (per N. B. Blum.
Please hnd inclosed check for s2b. 40. the pro-
oeeds Of a fair for The World Bread Fund given by
sopSis Eisi. Irm. an. n' Gas,s, BSsdy RaMin
BloomilEdsle, Umand. and Bella Lichtsnstadtsr,
many poor family is the wish Of the ABOVE active
and earnest little workers.
New York, Sept. Is.
street. We are l,!tle children, and wo hope thi.
New York, Sept II, EDDIE sEYBELL.
E ESGksE s hEx4SEEE'
Ip gratitude for even the temporary su.peLsion
of Brookway, Is:pd $40 to the Rrs.d Fund
II every liquor dealer would follow my poor u.
Les SJs Fl SS2f!h
GLOBE 1 81 sp e. S...% s' rans E It'll:
fair at our house No ii East Twenty street,
M NJ. '' sS %f s:p s1T''' OF
This scoffer saw with his own eyes and did
Just what every man and woman In all this
town would DO under the circumstances
Hear what he says
Inelo;Y:a P''t'.d ana three ss! dollar. for III.
but pass cd your distrb outing station on Saturday
during The pstins r.n while under ever, q DOOR n:
way q II. n.shSoIhood va. mar Or woman .it,
q: sSs. 'aS Ss
books. Yours truly. DAVID SELlG.
contribution to Ii. Bread Fund. i ar sppro1s
heartily Of the course Of The World in AWAY, cham
tressod. Yours truly, a. X. kMACKER
InsO,.d hna money order for 81 for your
a.S vas MAKE so soul
. R.%sar %.e and liable to be cut down any iTf
GIssnb.s%, pd NS 1870 First ...pa., .s.d TIT:
M S .a AZ o; n. B.s fanS
Though bsinr trids. we worked hard for IT, thinI.
ing it would do some SR %Ss z. $HS'HsbAun
| Inelosed pleas. and American Express order Tor
d.p.1snss, Edison sessI s' EI::,t e
eeom22.RRys, works in III, this oit}. to The World.
10 tho financial depression, arc most OF them worE,
ing on hall time just nov or the amount would
The eon,r,Su,SI' .ymp.thi.s deeply with The
civ .nd IN ,tt . s. S.
m So .ns
aiory. 'A d. j. RiuHARDsuN.
s.,.n.,. ons Of the above employees
Below are acknowledged special contribu-
tons for special cases:
IT,. SPECIAL CHARITIES
From &. p. T., Binghamton, N. ". for
From b"Is xpa's Soi:a; Tor Nc. copaoi; $50 SO
From Cemm.ici.l T!.,siIsi Albany -, 40
,nrss year. old, Ga'n..viiis, Fla. for
From ID. G Bariiiii:Or,' min. years old. law
G.nss'ilis, Fla. ...,...,.;;.;... - LOO
Marcus Schmidt, 81. Tor Rosa Schwatz,
. No. 100 Cannon street, sl..,...,.......,., 400
From ',Chartty," for widow OF Charles
Gran. No, 5ll East siIteenth street. -. 100
From little Alh., Mrs williamson, No.
From y, /, T., New Haven. Com, for i'''
Mrs. F,snk L.nrenstsin...,....., ,......,, 100
,rr.nk LsnEtn,,eip :, ......,..... LOO
| From ]. T.. for family OF hrs. FrAnk Lang
,snststn 500
FROM Da'e,ior Mrs. Connors. so
io'A'''' b23 W
The crowds thai come for this free bread
you send In are increasing. Work Is slack.
ana little by little the last thing is pawned.
Then this fund is all that stands between
them and starvation. Five cents from you
buys one loaf; e5 buys 100 loaves II you
write here for n subscription blank TO raise
money II will tie sent you.
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