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Enclosed you will find 81 in check collected
by little Able for the Sick Dabies' Fund from his
companions and friends, I will appear as a voiun
teer at any honeht for your fund
ARE WERNBERG. song and Dance Artist
Aged ~ years, tS Seventh avenue.
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Collected by Gertie and Carrie

To the Editor: ..
Enclosed please md check for 81. collected by
Gertie and Carrie Jaonaek and Julia Meyers
Please apply the amount to Sick Babies Fund,
MARK JALONACk
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Tho O'Clock Edition nnh the
sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of interest than cnn lie found In
snz other evening newspaper.
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Senator Hin knows y little Shakes
peare himself. But there is reason to
believe that ne shares in no Shakes
pearian doubts as TO the existence Of a
tomorrow.
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Chairman Wilson is reported as talking
OF a proper compromise" ON the tariff
In the present condition of affairs there
Isn't any such thlng. The idea is now to
new to the line"
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Readers of THE EVENING WORLD leaving
the city for The hot months should and in their
addresses and have THE EYENING World
mailed to them regularly.
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One subtle force" In favor OF the
Sugar Trust is that which keeps the
doors locked on the Senate Sugar Inyes-
tigat ting Committee
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Since Senator Hill has spoken again,
German realizes that It is not true that
lightning can't strike twice In the same
place.
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The State Committee IL called upon to
decide who are the only good Republi-
cans. But In this case It is the others
who will he dead.
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All the country joins in Senator CAT
fery's wonder over the subtle force
that enfolds and protects the Sugar
Trust
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Senator Germans speech is now oh
served to have added perceptihly to the
number of "things that had been better
left unsaid,"
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The Tact that New York is bossad too
much may not show to the chance
visitor. But the city's own people know
II, And In their hands IL the remedy.
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% IL The example of Senator Canery in
coming to the confessional can find a
few imtators the sugar inquiry may bc
very much simplrcd
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The fact that Nigilant sails away
from Britannia whenever there H. a
wind should encourag" all good Amer
leans not to give up the ship.
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1t was not for Mr.. Wellman to produce
10 thrilling a drama as Mr.. Gon's. But
II was instructive.
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To Avoid Consumption.

fictitious disease received principally by
or swallowing the germs. There
fore. do not use food that has been
handled by consumptive.
Do not snare the food or drink of one.
Do not put coins or small articles in
your mouth. They may have been ham
died by consumptive. DO not use
clothing worn by consumptive until II
has been boiled or disinfected.
Do not kiss any one on the lips who
has a cough. Always wash your hands
carefully before partaklng of any food.
A Good Break fast Dish.
Separate the meat from the bones OF
any fish that may be left from dinner.
and place one side. Break into a bowl
one or two eggs, according to amount
of fish; add salt, bit of pepper and one
teaspoonful of plain -four: mix thor
oughly. If you think there is not sufn-
cient fish for your slices of toast. add
one slice of fresh. white bread, minus
crust: mix all well, and add fish. Pour
into a frying-pan in which IS a little
hot butter or ham gravy; stir until very
hot; spread on toast and serve. a few
drops of lemon juice spriniilcd on the
mixture improves it for some tastes.
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The New Yorks haven't carried quite
far enough this work OF disappointing
other pennant -chasers.
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Police Commissioner kcrwin has
promised again to do everything pos
sible in his new office for the advance
ment Of Republican Interests. How
about giving an occasional kindly shove
to tho New York municipal interests,
,,cn1ruI1
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Loss Of Senatorial tempers may bring
gain to the popular cause.
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To-day shows. perhaps, whether Mil
holland Is a man Of destiny or only OF
Platt.
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After Senator Caffery's frank confess
sion that the sugar schedule was the
work OF the sugar Trust 1t Is difficult to
understand why the Senators should have
worked so hard m the rest of the tariff
Why did they not make things easy by
letting ;he b.ucnciaries OF each schedule
max" up the schedule?
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ment Of Republican interests. How
about giving an occasional kindly shove
to tho New York municipal interests,
General?
II was n Boston theatrical manager
who hoastel that his was the only un-
garNagnd version" of certain play
How New Workers would enjoy an "un-
gsrhaged version" OF the stroet-clcaning
question.
Nigtlant's next race will be off Pen
zance. II Messrs Gilbert and sullivan
are to he believed. MI. Goud's sailors
will have To be on the lookout Ton.
pirates
1t is politics that springs eternal no
the breast of Croker or Plat Tho
hope of New YORK lies in the ov.r-
throw OF such politics as theirs
The Constitutional convention should
provide for less meddiing as well g..
more care in the course OF legislation
at Albany.
II the Wellman party will find itself
and relieve public anxiety ii will be-
forgiven for not finding the North
| Pole
After the tariff fight "a over therc'u
be Il great heap of political garbage H.
be burned.
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Whom the gods would destroy'-and
there Is no doubt that Senator German
is mad.
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A straight local ticket In New
York City is the natural prop of boss
ism.
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Your letter wm Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund viii be printed. Many are In type and will
appear In this column Iatss.
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DOCK ETHooR Losf-on Fifth st.. be-
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results OF treatment aged men and women.
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II av., on ST. Anthony hill modern con-
veniences Inquire W. c. Riley. Endicolt
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WANTS CAN BE LEFT

w AM = OAN bk- E-EF Il
At the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and Sunday
Globe.
n. D. Merrill. 442 Broadway
4. Il. Reeves, Druggist Moore block, Seven
Corners.
c. T. Heller, Druggist 25S St. Peter street.
Straight Bros, Druggists, corner of Rondo
and Grotto.
William K. Collier, Druggist 100 East Sew
enth street.
A. T. Guernsey. Druggist III Dale.
V. A. Hirscher, Druggist 235 Rondo street.
Sever Westby, Druggist $40 East Third st.
E. McCrudden, Confccticner 496 Rice st.
". A. Frost & Co., Druggists, corner Selby
and Western avenues.
B. j. Wltte, Druggist 500 rket cor. Fifth.
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CAsHIER-Young lady wants position as
~ cashier, saleslady or chambermald. Ad-
dress NJ Is Globe
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CEWING An experienced dressmaker
~ wants sewing by the day in families
Call or address $50 Rice St. near Summit.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Schram's Renting Agency,

Schran's Renting Agency.
$50 and 322 Manhattan Building.
900 BURR-s rooms, bath, furnace, S25.
27s West Seventh. rooms 1.-TWO families).
S25.
2G5 East Tenth. rooms. modern. SIS.
525 Marion, 6 rooms, bath, only SIG
467 Goodhue rooms, bath (brick), SIS.
6G4 Otsego, rooms, water and sewer, Si4.
300 Goodrich, s rooms (near West SEVENTY.
go Hoffman, rooms. barn, stone walk Sl2.
Fine upstairs 4 rooms. city water and
sewer, Ala Edmund. SIS: another, 40 Thomas.
Ill Forbes av., rooms. water, $40.
We can give you bargains in houses. fats,
furnished houses, rooms, storesi all prices.
Free list.
Reese q CO..
SO East Fourth st.
0OA PLEASANT AV II rooms
%Cf modern, low rent.
OCT West Fifth ST., 10 rooms. modern, $50.
401 Martin ST., rooms, modern. so.
5S7 John St. rooms modern, $40.
$40 Fuller St, s rooms, modern, $50.
3s4 Fuller ST., 10 rooms, city water, SIS.
9S7 Iglehart St.. 5-room cottage, $40.
Several small fats ranging in price from
50 to S.8.
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j. w. shepard, Oh East Attn st.
DENTS HOUSES, STORES, OFFICKs,
II acts as owners ageut, collects rents;
steam heated apartments for $50, S25. 49, and
S35: reduced rental.
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"AlTRESS-A competent girl wants a
w place as waitress in private family or
will go to the lake. Address @ 70, Globe
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N1AsRERWOMAN washing,
wv ironing and sewing i'll and out of the
house. 100 Lafond st.
w ASHING-Wanted to 60 out, or will
y w take in washing,and ironing. Call at lis
Thomas ST.
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UR'S-Waiting for stu
~ alion, young colered woman, with ref
erence; private family, hotel or restaurant.
Call or address 81 West Exchange st.
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NOOK-Wanted. ompetentcook to go 10
- White Bear. Inquire Monday morning,
10 to 10, al 322 Summit av
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IL USEWoRk-Wanted, competent girl
IL for general housework: small family.
Cali mornings at iS3 Ashland ay
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A GEN TS-S50 TO S75 weekly: chemical ink
n erasing pencil; great seller; profits i'm
mense. Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., y 4, La
Crosse Wis.
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OFFICE WORK--A capable young lady
~ wishes position in doctors offiee.
Address @ 70, Globe.
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GlRL-Good girl for general housework.
VI Inquire $50 Selby ST., IN grocery store.
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~ store; nice soda fountain: location first
class; sell out Immediately; il you want a
snap. LOOK this up. NJ r. Globe.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females.

A PERMAN ENT position at SIS weekly
n Is guaranteed any lady who will work
for US quietly at home. All material free.
Reply with stamped envelope. Woman's
Mutual Benefit Co., Joliet Ill
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uoUsEWORK-Gir for general house
IL work. PCS Kent ST.; references re-
CURED
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PERSONALS.

A TTENTlON. LADIES Emma Bust
n Developer will enlarge your bust inches.
Guaranteed. Sealed instructions2c. or24 page
illustrated catalogue &C, by mail. Emma Toilet
Bazaar, Boston, Mass.
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COOKS-Wanted, cooks and girls for gen.
~ eral houseN ork at 3S5 Walnut 81.
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CHIROPODY.

GOOD THING for sore feet, Good Lnck
scald ss ana s9 hot Feet yOas a9ds ssfa
does not keep IL send or call On w. Il. Lock-
wood, chiropodist, 993 and 294 Endioott Build
ing; Csc, SOC and 81 box.
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JOUsEwORK-wanted, a good girl for
IL general housework; German preferred;
family of two: good wages. 3sl Walnut
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a competent
IL girl for general Homework AS sum-
nit ay
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DIR. Rodriguez
Spanish Treat
nnent. A positive
written guaranteed
cure forLOst Man
hood and all at
tending ailments both
Of vOunp and middla-
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| Ia OUSEWORK-Girl for general house
IL work; small family. Call at once at 1876
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Observation-Disclosures. good girl. gen.
II eral homework. small family. Apply
Monday afternoon from 3 TO 3, II Dale ST.
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ACCOUNTANTS,

n NJ. TEMPLE-P Public Accountant and
II. Auditor, Germania Life Bldg, StPaul
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PROFESSIONAL.

AIRS. BALDWIN removes super1uous
ltl hair, moles. etc., by electricity; only
positive and permanent remedy known; five
years experience; references Kiven. Weber
Block, Sixth and Washington sts.; in the
same block as the Misses Pierce.
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Bazaar. Boston. Mass.
II worth. clairvoyant; business test medi-
UNI: thirty years experience. At home 13
East Eighth st.
A RE YOU IN TROUBLE Consult
II Madame Ina Walker, life reader" for
faithful reading of your past present and
future: she will guide you in all affairs of
life by power higher than human; CORE
spondence confidential; ladies, so cents;
gentlemen, 81. SIS Wabasha ST., opposite
capitol.
HOWARD X. HA de-
Ii veloping mediumship. magnetic heal
ing. unnatural habits cured by hypnotic sug-
gestion. l43 West Fourth ST.. St Paul.
T ADIEs-Gusranteed recipes for Skin
IL foods" "bleaches," developers, - beau
stamped envelope. Address H. Mack, Su-
perior, 10.
MASSAGE AND vAPOR BATHS
lSl Mrs. Alice Bagnell, Room 7, l5y West
Seventh.
MRS. L. BENSON-Business and seauce
lS1 medium; sittings daily. 81 satisfaction
guaranteed. 4a3 Selby av.
| AIRS. NJ. A. tTUsSEYl BARKALOO-
WI GA Wabasha St.-Nagnetic and4.nassage
treatment for paralytic, rheum atism and
nervous diseases: also baihsy a m. to pm
THE EYE-CATCHERs 1 write are Gus
i tomer-producers. Ned Noble Adept at
Advertising, care Of Globe.
NHIss LIE WREN, massagis. 60 East Sew
WI enth ST., room II, third floor; hours 10
a m. to 9 p, m.
MO IMPOSITION. NO HUMBUG-
IN Sonora Witch, of Wall ST., SO West
Fourth ST.. clairvoyant and palmist gives
advice on business. love. marriage, specuIa-
tons. lost or stolen property; gives lucky
days and dates aud tells everything.
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uOUSEW good Serman
IL girl for general housework al 292 Ron-
do ST
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OOARU AND BOOM for two ladies near
ID Como lake. Address II II. Globe
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YALE ST. 36a-For rent three or foui
- rooms fer light housekeeping. furt
nished or unfurnished; all modern eonveuI
fences.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
BOOIlis.

COLLEGE AV., I3l WEST-For rent
- elegantly furnished double parlers
single rooms. yard with shade tees; strictly
private; walking distance business centef. n
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BOARD WANTED.

poARD-Rcom and board wanted for
ID young ladS In private family; refer
snces given AID required. Address @ 90,
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Toe LOST Or sToLEN-Large Ger
IL man boar hound: dark brown and
brown stripes; when left home wore nickel
collar; n5sral reward. L. L. May Co.,
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LOST AND FOUND.

hOG Los T-Black and white and licked
- English setter dog, three years old:
black ears. black spot on side and loot of
tail: fore legs and nose licked black and
Reward: j II. Crossen Jr., 674 Holly av., or
34l Robert St
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HOWARD X. HANNEN-Hypnotist: de-
Il veloping mediumship. magnetic heal
!, ing. unnatural habits cured by hypnotic sug-
gestion. l43 West Fourth ST.. st. Paul
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
enlaIes.

At MRS. SCHNELL's. 500 wabasha.
n neat, reliable German girl. understands
general housework, fond of children, wants
situation at once.
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EREE-Send for our BOOK "How tn Specu-
J. late Successfully ON the Grain and Stock
Markets." Trading on limited margins fully
explained. Coats Co., Rlalto Bldg, Chi
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Nous kWORK-Compet girl wanted.
II 81 Smith aY.. near College nv
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r DAMS MADE on personal property of
- value. Rooms 10 and Il, First National
Bank Building
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TYPEwRITERs.

D EXTINCTION TYPEWRITERs - All.
~ ways the standard Of comparison, oil
ways the best and always have the latest i'm
provements. Typewriter paper and supplies
OF all kinds. Machines for rent WyckoR
seamens d Benedict "a East Fourth 1t
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FURNISHED Steamboat rooms, all emit
l. ed. clearing $50 per month; $500 buys it:
this will bear investigation; call after 10 a.
m. and p. N. Schram, 800 and 800 Man
haitian Building
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A LWAYS Observation-Disclosures Tets
II worth. clairvoyant; business test medi-
UNI: thirty years experience. At home 13
East Eighth st.
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'KAHLMRT & MlNTEL = Minnesot
N steam Dye Works. "a East Seventh.