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wheelled Jessie, this is really the only
no, not make it pay? What's the use Of
make something of the, boys?"
What is your plan, DEAR
Mrs. Power is at last beginning to see
tdence adds an unwonted sparkle to her
eyes and a faint pink tinge for u mo-
ment Pushes the pale cheek.
but YOU and ] will talk It over and. to-
geLher; J am sure we will make a sue
You would have to have printed cir
culars," suggested her mother. Yes.
ana after IA while call and delivery
WAGON but a. present | will go after
What are YOU going to charge"
DE tar unless the holes were unusually
large. and numerous, and then say-ff-
Don't YOU think that rather Steep"
blrSs YOU, 20 momsey. You know
Yourself that darning makes a sock as
good ~ new, and isn't 1t great deal
better To spend fifteen cents than thirty
tNe for new ores, and lots OF the rich
BOYS wear SILK, I'm sure, and they
When are We going to Begin" goes
on Mrs, Power who by this time Is quite
as enthusiastic as even Jessie could de-
sire,
To-day this rninute-I will go
right down to the village and lay in a
you may, while ] am gone, compose the
most taking circular your fertile brain
can evolve
\ few days later Jessie. in her dainty
black gown with all her pretty golden
rurls drawn into most becoming hurfy
r knot under the black toque. with bun
die OF circulars and an air of business
unmistakablc, made her appearance al
S the Presidents house. aud after a little
parlonabie fear In the august presence
= laId bare their little plan
4 The grave eyes OF the Professor
watched the earnest young face as Jes
. sic warmed 10 the subie,t and suspi
D cous mist dimmed for a moment tn,
kecnness Of the kindly eyes as the small
hands trembloi over The refract tory
. knots In the string that tied the bundl,
Q Of circulars. My dear, | will help YOU
+ in every way can. ! consider II yer,
$ sensible plan. and | am sure the boy
n wal he only too glad To put work INT,
such trustworthy hands. Your dea
. father was great friend OF mine and
S am sure that he would feel very prou,
II of his little daughter could he know
how bravely she had get to work to b
n of real help to her mother" giving
% fatherly pat to the golden hair. with
Ir warm hand clasp Jessie left him an
lie hurried home to tell the good news I
d the waiting invalid
A very happy heart beat under tn
stylish sealskin coat and a tender litti
II smile hoyered on the sensitive mout
/" ~ sns thought Of the Professors Las
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HIS PRICE WAS TOO HIGH.

The discussion on giving women tho
privilege OF tnc ballot mad at last come
to an end. after an acrimonious debate
lasting four days. A careful poll had
been taken. says the Cincinnati Tribune.
and it developed that the vote would be
tie without the vote of the member
from Potato Creek. His choice was un-
known. So committee OF earnest
W. rkerS for the cause approached MIN:
Trey stated their case and advanced
their arguments.
Now, ladies'" said the member from
Potato Creek, | am willing to vote az
you wish for just one small concession.
VIII you pledge yourselves and the
members Of the Women's Emancipation
League in general to- refrain from
Spring housekeeping hereafter In ex-
change for my voter -
The Committee looked at him in
amazed and Mortified silence for mo-
ment, then gave one shrek OF despair
and fed
The next day the vote was taken ana
the cause was doomed.
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would suggest as senior member
Of this firm, Miss Power. that you go
and remove the dough from your hands
stock"
Z" Just hear her ordering me about!
Isn't 1t just too delicious!" soliloquized
Jessie, as she retreated to carry out the
order.
Mother, I do not see what possible
need any boy has for fifteen pair of
socks sS, OF every conceivable hue. Just look
Mrs. Power, as she Sorted and arranged
according to the size Of the holes. -.
nan aSte make i out S but 1t
he Is. he writes fearfully.' said Jessie.
as she scowled over the slip of paper
that had accompanied the bundle:
81 once knew a jacob chamberiain
be any connection of his?"
Now, dearest and best of mothers,
don't go weaving any romances over
I these boys socks, for from the number
OF them you and l will have all we
can do to get through by Saturday
had any socks darned before"
This remark of Jessie's did seem
reasonable. for after they were all
s2rsy but they Jes sSe soS SsT ae ea4t
the warm, earnest appeal of the Profess
sor to the students assembled In the
chapel after her departure, and had
seen the tremendous rumma ginp
through bureaus and closets that fol
lowed this speech, while her little cir
culars were sown broadcast. she would
not have been surprised.
Can you realize that every pair Of
these means 10 cents. madam. ant
some of them u.s. smiled Jessie, witt
IA comprehensive sweep OF the arm tina
took In even those unsightly objects II
the l5-cent corner as she had laugh
ingly dubbed the table strewn with tn
wrecks of many a struggle
Yes, dear. and l can also realize tina
earn even 10 cents-what Is II, Sarah? 2
as this pei sonage appeared in the door
way.
"Please, am, the little boy tina
came with the work'-Sarah would no
, demean herself by saying "socks'-"sai
as | was to tell Miss Jessie that h
would call for and deliver the bundle
N his little wagon. so she would no
have the trcsble OF that"
Isn't that just splendid: every one
, so kind to me-" besmed Jessie.
And whyshouidn't they?" shifted Sarlf
They knoy a real lady when they sc
one. even II she Is obliged through yn
fortunate circumstances to earn her Nv
ing by the sweat OF her brow" a
Sarah was an old and privileged M
want, who had been with Mrs. PA "
since Jessie was baby. and VIII
, duleed In flights of eloquence which,
let times simply appalling. "
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The awakening had been sharp and
sudden when It came, l'r, Power
stricken down In the prime OF We,
fairs IN a tangle that took months TO
unravel. and which Vert to Jessic and
her mother only tn" no lss they lived IN
and a small income not Su'icient to pay
Cirief at her fathers death had for
time hewildered aud hcnumhed poor
Je.sie, leaving hGr IN a hali ,daSea con
'ers to her-th1n her dormant faculties
were aroused and she was forced 10 look
the situation In tn" lace. To-day reN.
erie was the result Of this unpleasant
know Ledge. and IN her pretty room had
come the bitter but sgit-cNideut tact
that with all her so"i'tN accomplish
friends, she was utterly unable to- earn
one dollar for her mother and herself.
Wip'nG her eyes ON tn" scrap ~ black
bordcred linen that served her for a
handk 'rohief, she walked over to tho
NasAstand To try. u possible, I" "h'it.
crate tho traces ~ tear htfor, IN" went
IN I" talk to her mother. for must not
eysrN thins unplsasant h" kept from ~,
dear little woman who bon" her great
trial - patiently
,.Jeasie had learned thpt l". ON well
With doep sigh sh" TWISTED up IN"
sunny Curla and turning t. thu work
basket picked out a pair Of e'lk stock
ings hat needed daruiug sadly. Eor cd
moment she stood regarding the surr>
'''''''~ '''l W NV w '-..' ''''li N'''
sudden flourish of the hDack banner
aud q merry laugh that -tarll"i tn
canary IN his Gags 50 hong had II hc'I
since he had heard anythIug like II
rushed out Of tn" room rvll NELL int,
the sitting room where Mr., Power WA-
takink sun bath, with - weary face
that touched Jessie 10 tho hratt
Mother, darling, | have g." she cried
joyfully a. she kissed her.
Have what smiled bewlld"rci Mrs
r Power.
such a grand scheme, mother an,
!. Jessie waved triumphautly the blacl
stocking, from the toe Of '-hivh tw,
, white fingers protrudsd "And YOU ar
+ In II, too. dearest. You could uevc
guess II YOU sat here all day an,
, thought and thought until you wer
. quite gray.
!, Il am quite consumed with curiosity,
!, gently interposed Mrs. Power. the sigh
of her dear girls happiness bein
!; enough TO bring brighter light int
her own tired eyes.
+. But what Is II, daughter? ! hope no
I boarders,
r "Boarders" shifted Jessie. do yo
suppose | would have a lot of trouble
q some boarders come here and worry tn
Q life out OF us with their airs and graces
{ You won't object. Mrs, Power. to. m
!, just heating an iron. will your and. 9
d course. you will allow the use OF you
y lessons. and would like to practise
o few hours every day"
:. land II you will please change u
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AUDUBON'S MONUMENT DOWN
The Zig Cross at His Grave In Dam
ger of Ruin.

The monument erected last Spring In
Trinity Cemetery. on Washington
Heights, over the grave of James Au-
dubon, by the American Ornithological
Society. and the admirers OF the great
naturalist. has been taken down to
preserve 1t from complete destruction.
The monument was huge celtic cross
about twelve feet high, and made of a
solid piece Of North River bluestone.
shortly after its erection 1t was discov-
cred that the stone was cracked, and
under the action of the weather this
defect grew worse. until a few days
ago the societies took 1t down.
IL was certain that a single winter
would ruin 1t. 1t Is not yet decided
whether the damaged monument will
be restored or new one ordered.
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possible roses and lines ina. had hereto
fore been her pride and Joy
Vow she euvied Emma Morton, who
mad good position as typ. writer and
st"nographer. " suppose | can 20 Tn
store" she sighed, =" but then there is
mother and at the thought Of the dol
icate, fragile woman who seemed more
like her chili than her mother. the tears
would well UP until at last they over
howed all barriers, and Jessie gave her.
self up To the luxury of a good cry
Poor little woman: hers was a sad and
ttNins position though ~ the casual
visitor entering the room. with alt IT.
dainty knickknacks, low, easy chars
pel-1llei booKci@' and the on, huuurod
and one little tribes dear to the fem nine
hearl. " PROBABLY would seem az though
she had no cause for tears, but hop
many homes could show the same sad
history and the fatal mistake ~ bring
inS up it, daughters to do nothing
Jessie was the. child Of the most indIi,
known a care unless It were the pro
tracted tnyalidism oi her mother. Ever
this after while ceased TO affect her
other than that she looked 10 her fatheI
the ailing wife aud mother as their pre-
cious charge, from whom every unpleas
ant thing must be kept, and for whon
al that made life sweetest and bes
Jessie being a bright giri had gon,
through her school days winning prizes
and receiving the congratulations OF he
friends, and tho alteration of her faths
and mother until, II must be confessed
her pretty head was rather turned b.
all the fattering attention, and she be
gan to think she was just a little bi
superior to Emma Morton and othe
girls who were not in her set. and VIII
: did not wear New York dresses an,
, have their shoes made to order Ais
In her secret heart she believed tina
she was unusually clever. and had Sc
E actually learned trades or taken u
: professions. For she could do so man
things well that really II seemed folly
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LANKY BOB'S PLANS.
After kceIer and Paddy Ryan, md
Then COrbett, II Possible.

tBy Associated PressD
BUFFALO, n. Y, July ?s.-"Lanky
Bob Fitzsimmons said this morning
that he wanted to meet Corbett as
soon as he reaches this country. but he
doubts II ever he can get a match on
with the heavy weight "Corbett says
I am out of his class. but that Is only
a dodge to get rid of meeting me. for
didn't he take on Mitchell, who was, In
fact a middle weight? I am In the
fighting business to make money, and am
ready to take a chance at any Of EN-.
After polish of this lS-pounder.
Keeer. from Michigan. tonight ! have
date to go four rounds with Paddy
Ryan at Hoosic Falls, Mass. l have
nothing more until Fall. when l am go:
ing on the road with a theatrical troupe"
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AGNES MA1lONEN. ,.,.,,.
!ALPIf GRA&lTzER. HARRY RpshNAI

rYu ,iA wears: Jerome Shocinsu, six Gears, uni
RsIub C;rsrittCt r.I Years We hop" the Ia
rlbssI amount ~ $40 the proceeds NJ our iair,
viii gladden. some poor mothers heart H.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY
DUE TOMORROW.


For entertaining gossip OF the
turf, the ball neld and the ring
read the O'Clock Edition ana the
Sporting Extra OF The Evening
World.
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A DARN|NG COMBINATION.
Jessie -Po,cer's Ideu. IVhich Brou0J,t
Money 0nd Motrinony.

There ism one thing that know how
to do thorough" unused curIv-headeI
Jessie Power as she Hrinkled her pretty
white forehead into q dozen fine little
lines, the result OF the serious seIf-ex-
animation she was undergoing
Let me see and she sat bolt upright
among the numerous sort and dogny
cushions that made the window-sest her
favorite retreat IF thin hat [ get
along pretty well II pin On the feather,
and don't have to put IA anything, but
that would never do. People want their
tats to look as though they came from
"A fashionable milline-'s and not be
botched together 10y a novice. It's all
right for me- and she glanced over tn.
table where jsunty Hide velvet toque
was lying, with, II mus be contc,sed
several pins showing amid the nuny pom.
pons that adorned the front,
Il know l have a taste IN that dircc,
ton. but I could not face 2 hat brin
smoothly TO save my life. II it needs a
putting or a shirring can manage. Nil
iinery Is out Of the question, for I woult
have to take course of lesson, anc
that would take time, and wha, ] d.
must be attended to at once"
9hc frown deepened on the girlish fac.
as one after the other the little accomp
pshments on which she had Heretofore
prided herself were now, one after an
other. discarded as being unworthy I
bring aid 10 her mother and herself 4
this most trying time OF need.
y She, like so many girls, had bee
efought up to do nothing really sensibl
raat could be depended on to earn her
livelihood. and which she would no,
have appreciated far more highly tina
the snatterins Of music. the gay littl
French sentences or the meaningless
Z Gne>ets and banners painted with In
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Coming Events.

Amsranth Association excursion to Cornwaiton
Grove.
The Workingwomens Association has Its
first annual picnic to-day al Fort Wendell.
Free concerts this afternoon at Central st,
Mary's Crotona and Bronx parks, by the Sew
enth Regiment, Liebuldts Twelfth Regiment,
Henry weber's Military and Crowley's Eighth
Regiment bands.
Seaside festival OF the Col. N. c. Murphy
Association this afternoon and evening at
Ftltman's Ocean Pavilion, Coney Island.
Er-Sow York Turner Cadets picnic and sum
mer nights festival, Timer Park. Bensonhurst.
blythe Sea, to morrow.
The United Carriage and Wagon Workers
nion will make an excursion to John Ebling'
Westchester Park. near West Farms tomorrow
hdjt. Sarah Wray. President OF the Win One
Chapter of st. Bartholomew Mission. and late
o. the salvation Army. will conduct the ser
vices Of the Young MEMS Rally In the Young
Mems Institute. 2?2 and ?2i Bowery. at p. NJ
to- morrow. Among other selections Miss Wra,
" III sing her faNorite song: Il stood outside tn,
gate
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River Pirate Sentenced.

COLLEGE POINT. l.. l., July oS.-Michael
Thompson one Of the river pirates who was
cauyt stealing a salboat belonging to Charles
Roster was arraigned before Justice smyth TO-
day, pleaded guilty and was sent to the county
iail for thirty days. Henry Kuhn was d'schareeu
H., Soc ~ onc. re-arrested and was taken to
Long Island City to answer to charges OF burglary
md
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To the Editor.
Ircn, fair held at 49, East one Hundred and
Fourteenth street. .or the benefit of tho Sick
Babies Fund.
JULIA LEVY. 1879 Lexington avenue
SADIE PHILLIPS. 1879 Lexington avenue,
EMMA BOIL, 1882 Lexington avenue.
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Saratoga Kings Daughters.

To the Editor:
! The Kings Daughters Circle OF the Second Pres
byteriar Church Of Saratoga take pleasure In con-
tributlng s. to your Sick Babies Fund
IN HIS NAME
MARGARET g HAYS, Secretary. EOS Spring
street Saratoga. y. Y.
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The "Lcnot.' a social club, will give an out
In at Blanchs pavilion. Woodsidc. L. l., to.
morrow. The proceeds will be given to the Sick
Babies Fund The officers Of the ''Lenox' are
President, w. Levy; Nicu-Presdcnt. Charles
TiEuwsky, second NiGe-prestdunt, lake Itoscn.
that; Secretary, Harry ". Goldberg. Treasurer
ICr Whitman. Committee uf Arrangement, Nor.
ris Cohen Aler Guldsands. Ralph Nsustead, Abe
u. Lcfkourt and Max Rosenthal
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snnitnrium Needs Help.

The Board Of Managers Of the sanitarum FOR
Hebrew Children again appeals TO the pubic
for help to carry out It's most deserving
efforts The free excursions for children anu
mothers and the caring for sick infants at the
Rockaway institution have accomplished muci.
mi more funds are needed. Contributions can
be sent to Nathan Lewis, IS broadway; Here.
kiah Kohn, 81 Broadway and Joseph Davis l2i
East Fourteenth street.
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july IL to H. Yielded sii 10 tho Sick Babies
Fund The store was donated By Henry Hirsch-
nod iOi East Nil,ty second street. These chill
,lrru raised the money
ErliEi uRYANr. Q years 1925 Park avenue
JOSEPH kANANAGil. II. l2i East ssIh street
ANTHONY GllI.IGNN. ", llS East S3th street
ANSIE LlEEN- ~ 1905 ralk ANnnue-
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You read THE Evening WOrld?"
DO YOU read the sunday World?
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To the Editor:
IncloSed md 81 rents. which have collected
'or the Sick Babies Fund. Hoping VIC have made
som, bsby happy. remain
LBSA RuSEN, 40 East Eighty first street,
twelve years old.
MAMIE O'StI.LIvAE. ~: East Eighty FIRST street
ten years old.
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4 Tribute Of Thanks.

70 the Editor.
Iucloscd mud 81 slight tribute - thauktulness
to your maker -ol rro,rr''r FOR the good health
bestowed upon uur children.
D A. II. rayside l.. l.
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Magic Lantern and Tricks.


+. G Z and W. $. r. two boys, gave
trick ma magic lantern show Tor the benefit o.
tie SICK Babics Fund proceeds. so. Hoping
It will be useful to the good work
FRANK CONNER TfNDhLE
100 East SeyCnty-hrst street. city.
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The Dudes Presence of Mind.

From Iife.)
How did Algy get so frightfully
burned?"
He was warming before the CRATE
just after a bath, when his clothes
caught fire."
Didn't he jump back into the bath
tub?"
mo. He ran out on the fire-escape. :"
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Two Noses and One Leg Broken

Trolley car 1856 Q. the Hicks street line. and an
ice wagon belonging to Michael Lyons Of l27
Columbia street, Brooklyn, came into collision
to-day at the corner OF Hicks and Warrent
streets Lyonp aud his son., and Joseph Sweeney;
we're standing on the rear end Of the wagon. and
| ali three we're thrown to the ground. Lyons and
his sor sustained fractures OF the nose and
4 Sweeney's left leg was broken.
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Three Little Girls.
To the Editor

To the Edltct:
Enclosed please hnd 81. proceeds Of candy anl
lemonade stand from three it'll, girls.
IlLItE HIRSCH. 1888 Second ave.
PAULINE TANHER 302 East 7lu St
ANNIE MArBIIpE, l3t0 Second ave.
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zimmerman AGAIN.
Captures More Medals in a Shoot
Ing Tournament.

A cablegram received this morning
from Lucerne. Switzerland, announces
that In a shooting tournament yesterday
Gus Zimmerman, champion rifle shot of
New York, won first gold medal and
several other prizes
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Tue Good WIN be Done.

To Tho Editor;
Enclosed you will please md 81, the result o.
iour small girls collections from different per.
rirq The amount Is not very large, but we
hope that a great deal ~ good viii be don.
With g.
ROSY SEwiiArs, GERTRUDE MOELLER.
SARAH FREtND, GtESlE SCHLEBOWSkY.
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Of fashion In an accordion skirt OF Sile green
SILK and waist OF imported gause silver and
pale green; trimmings, dark green velvet. silver
fringe and red satin hat. shoes and everything
to match. The costume cost about $500 She
sang several songs. told funny gays and had tho
house In roars for a half hour. Her aunt, Mrs..
Prof W. H. sadier. OF Baltimore. came on 10
see her, and delighted with her clevernass
and art,rtio SKILL. Che received I've encores
only a email admission Was charged. Mas
Walton who lie a pretty and charming young
girl turned IN IS - for the Sick Bsbic3' Fund.
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Ala. Hnnd OF Kings sons.

10 the Editor.
Iucloscd YOU will hud S.. a contribution from
the AIDS Band Of Kings Sons Of West IIobokcn,
y. j.. to the Sick Babies Furd.
JAMES Y. MEADE, Treasurer.
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Their savings.


70 the Editor.
IuclD,"i please tuI = cents In r"staze stsmps
This small .lm Is Intended to help the sick
liahrs Fund Iln?u. the vii ho 40.
ccptcl ~ It has teen ssyei from daily allowance.
Katie hhfahun1s. Hanna Fielder
sadie Walt Willie Sr"bsck.
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For the Poor bies.

To the Editor:
lnciOscl You will please hnd s:.Si. the proceeds
o, a little fair that was held on July 20 In One
Hundred and Twentieth street and First avenue.
Hopins that this small sum will heneht some poor
0iCk tlhics
William Travis, Eddie Fox
Vincent lphr, Tony Behre
bustaNe Struhe, James quinn.
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This Fair n Success.

the Editor:
Irrosed YOU will hnd IS for the Sick Babies
FUND received from fair held At ITO Fast
Eighty-ninth street. We sorry that none
OF the reporters was there. Committee:
Milton Warner. Minnie Ritter,
uarry Werner Florence Schneider.
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To the Ldltor.
Inciosed please find 81 for tho hcuent oi the
Sick Rabies Fund Hope It may help 70 make
some happy. iUITlE
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Let Others DO Iikewise.

To the Editor;
We herewith inciose 81 to your Sick Rabies
FUND. AMI We wish that all other little children
that ere away enjoying themselves would save
w their money that they get from their parents
and send II to you for the poor sick children 10
hat they will be well taken care OF
SYLVAN and BERTRtM,
Mnnni ArlInrtnn L
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II W III Helm.

Greenwich. conn.
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johnnie Does W ell.

TO the Editor:
I would like to give the money | received at
an entertainment to the SILK Babies Fund. II
Is only 90 cents but viii try and get some
more JDHSNlE HARDINAN,
llS Fart Twelfth street.
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To the Editor;
H.resith irclosc 81 50. % which 81 Is IN coin
and ~ cents In stamps 20 he 6i,cn for the
bsneft Of the Sick babies Fund, 0s an act 9'
charity this small amount heinz all that the
undersigned could collect Hoping to do a. much
US porslblc IN the future. We remain.
IlA&SAn EEEENf'AlM
BERTHA GOTTllLD
NJ
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Frcd,lic's Collection.

70 N" IIITIf
The Incosed check for $3.50 represents the
amount collected by my little nephew. Freddie
Van Riper Tor the sick nabies Fund. We hope
his efforts may beneht ZONE poor child.
f. vAN RIPPER
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To the Editor

To the Editor
Find Enclosed check for $40 30 to be used III
relieving the suffering of SICK babies OF YOUR
Sreat city, These chldren-E Sanford. Bessie
Cocks, Amy Cocks, Mary Cocks, Matte Clark
and Iron. I" Ishn--hsd fair and festival on
the Baptist Church lawn last Saturday, and
/ srr TO he commended for their Efforts to do
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>e,tie'. Two-Days' Fnir,

Ncttie Areldcr. the seven ysar.old daughter Of
Leopold hfcldev. OF A25 East one Hundred and
Twenty-third street. held FIR for two DAYS at
h"r home aud raised 30 for the sick babies.
She was assisted by Lille Roman and May
Bvrnp
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something for the sick iitis ones May the
spiri, 1t the master move more lule children
TO assii' In doing good t. the sl,k and aihetIhs,
EZRA l. SA$fURD,
Pastor Cornwall Baptist church
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To the Editor,
Enclosed plei.e find nv check Tor 50 col
ectcd from the guests "f this hotel THE GTaud
View, for the Sick Babies Fund
u. IlSDENEORS,
NlAntir nlEhlaMh.. \. ].
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Kind Friends and NciEhbOrs.

To the Editor.
Enclosed please nni 8: for the Sick Babies
Funt from kind friends AMI neishhors. The sub
scribers we're MARY BlESENTHAI,
JOSIE ElESFNTIIAL,
HATTIE IINNSlS