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you cannot see. for the face Of the sman
paralytic here is turned down, while two
nurses are preparing his head TO be oper.
ated upon in the Afternoon. 1T Is his one
hope, a faint one" says DIR. HAgner.
The varied Affections Of children are talk.
ing on a gray color to you nowhere are
so many, each grows hazy, and all com-
bine somehow to chill the air. hide the sun
until the budding time OF life seems freez-
ing. There's a dead weight In your bosom.
The glory OF yow own sturdy hoy at home
grows diminished by this spectacle Of pain.
The Wee Ones.
Let us go to the babies ward" says the
doctor. Here are rome but babies under
eighteen months"
A wailinS strikes your car directly you APP
proach. Within the ward are ten babies
the Oldest. eighteen n cIths: the youngest,
three weeks.
How do their mothers part from them1"
you ask. Ycu know how, your baby sick
every moment spent out of sight OF n was
all of death and eternal separation In the
possibilities that might so arise. Il should
think their mothers would lie" you ex-
claim, bending over a crib in which a tiny
baby is asleep. ohi so small and pale.
DIR. Hagner tells you what makes you
finally understand how a mother can part
from her baby to place IL where IL VIII have
every care and comfort. when she has nurs.
ed IL 81 TX and starving at her empty breast,
sucked dry by starvation; has felt lite cold
body against her own as cold.
You have tried to get away from HIS
voice. as he was talking thus, and have
moved to another crib where q baby lies.
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Dinner Time.

The Sinner bell rings as you reach the
lower floor again, and you watch the odd
procession of invalid chairs. clutches. ana
limping, hating small bodies file into the
dining room. Pain civilizes and refines, you
really believe. No unseemly haste; the
stronger are deterring to che weaker as
they pass through the door. Seated at the
hands and pray, Dear God, bless this food
We eat"
Then you say goodbye, the round Of the
hospital is finished and you are eager now
to get home. where you can snatch your
own strong baby 70 your breast, hug him,
and have a good cry, praying a little, mean
while, yourself, perhaps though saying
nothing more than My boy, my boy" over
and over again. You thank DIR. Hagner so
much for his courtesy; YOU assure him you
have never anywhere seen another char
liable institution quite so fragrant as this.
mo; no charge is ever made for the chill
dren. they have everything free" he says,
and On the way nome you plan all sorts OF
things to help the hospital You have a
list of articles the hospital VIII be glad TO
have-pillows (of feathers or hair, bedding,
dishes, kitchen utensils, easy chairs. wheel
chairs, bed rests. night lamps, measuring
glasses, medicine spoons, cologne, books
games. toys, picture papers. shoes, stock
ings, children's clothing OF all kinds, beef
extracts. brandy. wine, sugar. tea, coffee,
arnica, Ponds extract, Browns ginger bay
rum. Allcock's plasters. camphor gum,
liquid camphor, cod liver oil, glycerine
mustard, soaps, carbolic soap.
You mean 10 keep this list IN mind, ana
you're still remembering Naomi's doll and
the boys fire engine. You think that some
time in the winter ycu'n raise some money
too. Amateur theatricals, a ball, a bazaar
You can't make up your mind Just which Il
will be. Then-merciful heaveni The hos
pital. taxed TO the utmost last year. cared
for 342 sick children. What's 70 be done
for the other 10000? PAULINE PRY.
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a week. There is a cupboard, with pretty.
glistening china behind its glass doors. and
there are pans skillets, kettles-what ever do
you call all those cooking utensils?-a re-
frigerator, tables, a range, gas stove
Really, it's all SO clean and inviting, If you
saw a chatting dish you would almost feel
like yourself taking hold and cooking a
Welsh ra-ebit for some dear little sick child
But the doctor Is leading the way to the
operating room. This-well, this, despite
the beautiful order prevailing here as else
where, the flood of cheerful light and the
roassuring tones of DR.. Hagner's gentle
voice. this makes you want to go home.
white operating table. just about as long
as your boys white bed-you think If the
doctor doesn't mind you'll get out into the
hall again.
The Free Dispensary.
The doctor is telling you that in connec-
ton with the hospital is conducted a free
dispensary for children, where last year
were treated 5000 cases. You cannot fancy
the sum of human misery contained in over
5000 sick children. But it's a great deal,
of course, and the hospital Is surely doing
a noble work. But you dare say Ii gets
very little thanks for II poor people
ere just so ungrateful. You gave a poor
sick woman some jelly and things yourself
one time. Naturally when you were leaving
you told her to let you know IL she wanted
any more. And she did. You can't give
them enough to satisfy them. You have
no doubt The doctor has precisely the
same eXperience-some people come back
with the same disease, constantly wanting
mere of the same free treatment.
Dr. Hagner laughs, and while somehow
he doesn't put the case as you do, he ad-
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death creeping over II by inches The
inches are few-its life, a short and shorter
breath. The lids that rest on its half-open
fixed eyes will not be more waxen when
II sleeps In its coffin. You want to get away
from this, too, and turn to a baby crying
In another crib. Divining. perhaps, the
mother stirred so deeply in your heart,
this crying baby reaches out its arms 70
you, and you turn away again. You would
have to cry IL you didn't and you are not
ready either with tears or an apology for
crying.
DIR. Hagner now takes you through the
wards for colored children. Here he points
out several children who have been de-
serted by their parents. you would
scarcely believe" said he. ''how constantly
we have to keep on guard against parents
who try to cast their children OF on us,
They adopt any and every preteuse OF III
ness TO be rid OF them"
You are moving from one colored I'M
fortunate to another. Disease draws no
color line" you see. Here is practically
the same Circumstance of pain as among
the white children. But you want to know
why the blacks look so much happier
It's because there IS so little variation In
their color" says DIR. Hagner, ana YOU
wish all human Ills wore a black skin
wretchedness would be easier 20 look at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20

Perhaps you'd better give an order as soon
as the doctor comes down.
All! This is pathetic-a contribution box
marked For Sweet Charity's Sake" and
over 1t is written by a mothers hand
THE cherished treasure-four pennies tar.
ntshed by tiny loving hands that will play
with them no more" Somehow this follows
you. When you walk away it reaches after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20

though colored with the uncanny hue OF
scrofula.
On the adjoining bed stretches another
boy between five and six years old. He has
a great abscess in his side. Suffering has
rot cleared, but thickened his small face.
He does net look at you, but through and
beyond you into the darkness of the pain
and sorrow that are all he knows of life.
What Is the matter with the child?-' you
ask, half impatiently about another not
more than two years old, who. perched in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20

@rinfers Jn&, cfee fffffe seeeos,
master Of oeoerfistns,, saps:
il is efaimee for f8e 1pas6ingfon
Star. ane pro8a6fp fruf8fufSe
efatmee. fiat no offer newspaper
IN f6e eounfrp goes info 80 fargo
q pereenfase Of off f8e 8ouses
osif6n q RADIUS Of fwenfp mites
from f8e office Of publication.
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says. Goodbye. lady. God Almighty blesa
YOU" Then. as you're wondering how or
earth she got any idea OF God Am.ghty't
blessing. she has CROPPED her way back &c
a window, and stands grasplng with hei
small cold hands, Gods sunshine that she
cannot @e.
farther end OF the room TO a bed shut In
by a screen. A feeble cry escapes the lips
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20

SPENT A MORNING
at the Children's Hos
pital this week. You
know where 1t is
the corner of w and
18th street. You have
driven by. Fine build
ing, superb location,
glorious air, glorious
sunshine. Plenty OF
ground; great deal of
money in 1t. All! to
be sure; poor chill
dren or little
things! Too bad +!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20
UnveIIing nj Tarrytown.

The memory of revolutionary heroes was
honored yesterday at Tsrrytown. ~. Y, by
the unvciit1g OF n handsome monument 10
the memory OF seventy-six soldiers from
Tarrytown who fought In the war for in
dependence. The day rs the one hundred
and thirteenth anniversary OF the surrender
Of Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20
Another OF.
M O S e S
Weekly Sales.

Bargains never become rnon0tonous.
They re always new; always have the attrac-
ton o5 novelties. Our weekly sales, with their
barg in offers in housefurnisE1ings. are gaining
popularity WiGh every announcement. They're
watched f0r. We intend to make them still
Letter known through the big offers We'll
MAKE. Sascn values as these will cause talk
anu promote publicity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20

baby carriage, is screaming for no apparent
reason. He has fine head and pretty face,
bright with the glow of health.
Hes club-footed," the doctor says, and
starts to draw the covering from his feet.
But the child fights and shrieks, as Byron
might, protecting his club foot from curl
GUS eyes-shrieks, too, at the approach of
the doctor, as IT, baby though he is, he
breads the kind, well-meaning touch that
next week will place his club feet under the
surgeons knife.
The convalescent children are moving
with You from bed to bed, and you feel
almost ashamed of your strong, ungener-
GUS body, when you notice that the boy who
has been hopping about on q crutch, his
enc leg dangling limp. and you had thought
useless. has hooked this limp leg into the
chair OF that marvelously small crippled
girl, and is pulling her along with the pro-
cession as he hops behind.
WHATS that under there?' you are curl
Gus TO discover, as you notice a pair of
small shoes and two remarkably thin, some
what twisted legs in white stockings poking
out from under a bed.
"Ah, Naomi, I've caught you" says DIR.
HaSner, fishing unsucoessfully for the rest
OF Naomi under the bed. Forgetting YOUR
self more and more, even you get down and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20
Chairs.

vi aO1A %
Library Arm Chair, with oak
frame. covered in Tapestry,
tufteI scat. hack and arms.
A remarkably good value at.
Same. covered in Notified Cor
duruy a choice of cOlOrs. .....
Rocker TO match. .........
The Boston Morris Chair,
with reversible hair cushions.
covered in Empire Figured Cor
dlguy, CHARTERED oak frame. ...
We show a Solid Oak Morris
Chair. with reversible Corduroy
Iosz.s at1-nin-i.
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Tables.

I ableS.
Very Handsome Table, polish
finish, solid oak or mahogany
finish, brass. polish feet and
shelf supports, top "a inches
squire, worth 500, fOr-..-...
solid Oak Table. nicely finished
and well cUastructed-....
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

I lFE I<Si RANCE AGt\ ~ 60 BIRlCt
l. agency; Contiacts for is.l' with New lorA
.fs Insurance CpmI1iy Kan dee Culel Icy apply
ing 10 q. - CariiUn Agency >uIC. VISOR. "a Hotel
carey " iCbita. kau-, fOr fcVs day only. Is> l.
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Tnestrical News
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Hear whar2i'

Hear what?''
THAT Paul Eauvar had taken A
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Abroad living in Coon Hollow with
'Charley's Amt as chaperone- When
he got 20 The Crossroads OF Life he
met the 'Prodical Father accompaniei
by lot Of Men and Women hurryiug
TO see The Passing show headed by
The Little Trooper wearing the Vic
toria Cross Then he bought i RaI-
road Ticket for Shenandoah aud the
last thing he saw OF the city was The
Harbor Lights. Truth.
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job on that new buildin- they're put
tin up to- the government, said Mr..
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''oi'm that absint Inoinded. Old bt
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! OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF the financial condi.
~ tiun OF the BANK OF DERBY. at Derby.
state Of Kansas the close Of business the md
day Of November. ls94.
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STATE OF KANSAS -
COUNTY OF SEDGwICK.
/, Henry - iucher, cashier or said bank.
Go soiemniy swear that the above statement il
to the best OF my knowiedg aud belief So hell me
God uENRY c TICKER, Cashier.
subscribed aud sworn 10 before iBis 9Th Gay
OF november 1884,. Il. l.. DENTON,
SEAL Notary Public.
SIy commission expires on The Pad day Of Jam
uary, leyT.
COrrect-Attest, HENRY c. TUCKER, Cashier,
4. ". TUCKER, ONner.
To John ". Brelden hal Bank Commissioner, To-
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RMlTIFInANI0N

El que lleyo Ia notcta LA CORRESPONDENT
oIA, dicieado que en- ei peUal de mi cargo SO NAL.
trAt6 un tai Juan Perez, ese not ciero D. Ma.
nuel Garcia SsncheS qued6 susper so de carg
de llAvero de este penal on stenCi6n 80 ma
desempeho, para cuya suspension enta facultadc
81 AlCaide que susCribe, po" los srti ;ulos 65 y
l03 del ReglsmeDto de CSrceles cuSndo Sc trats
de u subsltelno como 10 eB O. Garcia Sanchez,
dando cuents Ia Junts Auxiiar. Y claro est6
que ese llave;o no debe quejarse cuando 81 mis-
mo comprende qua ipfringi6 los artf,uloB lO5,
l07 y Ill del propio ReglAmento, 81 permitr Ia
entrSda en- Il establecmiento carCela 10 una
persona sovpechosa como 10 ss 81 expenado Juan
Perez quien alude 8 Sea Juan Coma 'ez Villa
nueva Perez Cruz, el mismo one, ties dias anteg,
eometiera 81 doble Tito de atsntado amenszas
dentro del establecimiant enfrsnte la mipma
puerto principal que custodiaua Ell Garcia SaE.
chez ese diA, delito contra el Wig lante senior
Prats y el Alcaide que iBforma, habiendo reci.
bido este aguaos gop's del sgresor; por Cuyo
motive teniendo el Alcaide Ia obi gaci6n de
detsner & cualquiera delrcues te ''ilfr ganti'
seg1n 81 artfculo 1872 de Ia Ley de EpluC a.
mAento Grim nal, al 10 verified pouiendo aisads.
mente de los presos 81 detsnido, y disposition
del Jusgado por medic del correspondence parte
de los heChos criminosos
Pero como el Garcia Sanchez tiene 10 falta
de desfgurar los hechos Bu antojo, SO lsnz6 &
inculpar 81 Alcside 10 que aque no entie de, por
el demasiado uso del alcohol que le trastorna y
e produce queja: no sisndo este 81 primer caso
que le aucede pues ha sido eTpulsaJo del Cuerpo
de Ordsn Pdbfco J del Municipal pOr defecto d.
embriague Caso que acknowledgements puede
reproducirse en- este otro Cuerpo porque nj ada
e Sirv de lefci6n 10 multa de dos pes 8 que le
impusiera 81 que suscriba en- Su ca 6cter de AL.
caide CON fecha II de Abril dlimo, castigo que
fu6 sprobado pr ls Junta Auxiliar sperci.
biendole de Ia separation del empleo 81 rincidie
re, por haberse preseutado embrisg do enfcente
dc Gu puestoy maltratado de obra uno de los
recluBos
Esos son LOS hechos; Biendo incierto que Ell
Garcia ssnehez haya sidO suspense d. sueldo nj
sc ha golpesdo al detenido Juan Gonz.lez.
No SO duela 81 Garcia Sanchez de sus pro.
pias fsltas, porque el Alcaide Su jefs Immediate
no pod'ia cons ntirlas dentro del servicio, por
que asi 10 previene 81 repetido Reglamento que
no es desconocido del Garcia Sanchez en- 10 que
SO refere q sus deberes de emplesdo que eusto.
dia presos.
Ya Ia Jupta Auxiliar tiene conocimisnto de
cuanto loS hechOs Sc relScions, eB cuanto &
delitos tsmb'en Conoce de ellos 81 Juzgado de
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Nos dicen de SAn LoraJ 20: 0Qae par

Nos dicen de San LoraJ 20: "Qae para el
servicio slnitsrio de aquela jurisdiction que
cueuta con $4,000 habitSntss solo hay un m6di.
co que por esia raz6n estd muy nal stendido.
Para remediar cate NAL, mas de cisn peraonaH
renreaentAndo tcdaT las clasea de 10 soaisdsd, h'n
preVsntado uDs exposition 81 Ayuntsmiento Vi
disrdo 10 cresci6n de otra plaza de 6dico tapto
mas necessris, cuarto que no scr hsst' nto Ia
hoy exitt9Dte para las uScesidadss oealeF, exiStc
Ia cir"unatanca de que de up momeHto otro
pueds ser sllf importada de ess Capital, con Is
que ta en- cor tfnua eomunicaci6p laenfermedad
de Ia viruea. Sabsmos que esta petic6n de los
centribuyeDtes de aan Lorenzo, tisse les Sirnps.
tias generates de aqrel vecv vdsrio y como por
otra psrte los recurrentes, Hegdu Sc NOS dice,
propoaen los medios para que no SO aumente por
eats nuevs plaza el preHupuesto de gsstos, de
espsrar es que squel Ayuntsmiento, cumpliendo
con los debsres de au cargo, scuerde por unGni.
1nidsd Ia creaci6n de dicha rlazs"
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Otro ertmen. En- Ia Gale dc Noraagaray re-.
cinto Norte tuyo lugar anoche otro crimen. Pa,
rsce que por una reyelts ha"ida entire Basilio
Boris (sl sorullo Gavino Donis, este dtimo did
una pufalada Il priuero con uu cuchilIo hiri9u.
dole por el intereostsl del lao iEquierdo AL mo.
mento fac trssladado al cuarto de socorros don.
de SO Ie hizo Ia primera cura pOr el facultstivo
de gusrdia senior Lasualetta. Por 81 estado de
mFrisguez que Sc encentraba, no pudo ser lie
vado al hospital por 10 que hubU nscesid'd de
dejarlo en- una hahitaciJa de las de Ia antique
reel Es 81 herido natural de Loizs soltero, de
20 afos de edsd de ofcio csrsicslo. Ell agre.
sor es natural de TruiiLlo-Alto, aolterO, de %
amos de edad y de o6cio tsmb6n csrnicero. Sc
le ocupt M cuchillo, pero no SO puede precissr
81 con 81 cometi6 el hecho. Fue capturSdo aro-
che mizmo en- Ia cails de San SebIstidn por Ia
pareis de ssrviCio compuesta de los guardi 8
Eladio Moreno y Domisgo Vifss Immediate
mente Ge constituy6 el Juzgado actusndo les pri.
meraE diligenciPs del cAEo.
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Entire los acueraos tomados por Ia Juuta de
ssuidad do qpe hablamos on otro lugar fgursn
10 sgui 'nte:
Lie ar ls vscunacl6n y revacunsci6n lon
sitics infectos sus alrededores, aiendo Ia va
cuns para los secinos gratuita. Secuestrar las
hsbitaciones, donde moran los vHrloioEos, impi-
dieudo tsrtulias visitas que no hacen mas que
syudar proprg r Ia enfermedad. Impedir en-
dichss casas criunzaB de ayes de corral y otroa
anirnales domSstiCoI de igual ipdole Obligar &
deVrfectAr Las letrinAs. Practicar las vistas do.
rniciliarias hlgienicas. Montas Ia sstufa de de.
sinfecci6p, que So trAjo de Paris hace dos a6oS,
en- 81 Hosptalillo. Cegsr en- psrte los pozos &
sumiier de las encrucijadss, mientras Sc termi
ma 81 aeueducto, fin de evitar 10 detepci6n dc
600 litros de aqua en- cada esquina; cuys agus
de IIuvia las - horas estA descompuesGa y des
pide rnissmas infectantss. Y destruir un in
menso foCo d. paludismo que hay csrCa del puen
to de SaA Anton o, en- un t,langule tornado POI
ID carretera Ia via del anvla.
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grnIsssrqADn aLA COnlzsroxDzxaA Dn Pre-. Bloc" Y

que hObis dado su nombre pOr ado de 1887 CuaDdo
Enrique de Selgnac tena unos siets aos cuAndo vol
Vie de Paris solgnac nuocI deaba de vover buscsr
81 milo sch&rle un sermon
~ Espero que trabsjareis, bribonl Es precise que
sepaa que no habss nacdo para essrs sin hscer NADIA
UniCaente los mobiles tenen ese derecho porque usan
dsmasiado de 9 PerderSu cualquer da Ia partida Ha-
beia nacido $50 os 10 dir basante cushdO sngais
mas eds como las satas, por casdsdsd. Ell nom.
bre que evas no es vUero Ell de adea que arve
de refugo & upa nfnidsd de buenas geutas Raz6n dc
mGs ra lev rio bien No descendeis de nadie os han
negado antepasados ssdlo vos sed tonco de hombres
valentea muieres honradAs Os habo un enguaja que
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