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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
LIZZIE PATERSON IN COURT.
Girl Accused Of Passing Bogus
Checks Granted . Continuance.
Her Lawyer Take Of Proy inK an
Alibi.

l-ii2ie Paterson the young woman az
rested for swindling spvernl Jewellers H..
means OF bogus checks. was arrai.ne /
Court thls morning.
Lizzie is n very pretty little girl, sev.
entesn years old, with rosy cheeks ana
what might be fairly called Titan tint
al hair. shr wore n neat Simmer gown
OF light fabric, ana formed quite II con-
trnst t. the array of other prisoners.
Her defense Is sweeping denial.
She cried IA she told an "Everins
Worid' reporter that it was n terrible
mistake. She IL charged with repre-
9entins that she was the daughter of
William r. Stearnos. tho banker and
with forging that name to checks
which shc paased upon w. r. Tlsnrr
zen co. for 500. and Marcus Il co.
Upon each occasion abe made a rur
chase of diamond jeweiry, II ig siso
said that she offered tiffany 3 30. a
similar check TO the amount of 1850, but
, thai II wa refused
Iha sH'ndlce were reportad to the
po'lre aud yesterday Headquarters lie
| tatt,Ves T'tus and krausch arrested her
on he street
She says that she was married by
yuose MARITIME five months agp 10 q ,orge
Paterson, who ~ now emuluyed la Bal.
! t'more She has been living with her
mother, Mrs; Annie Beress, at ISL East
iBroad"ay during the past few weeks.
She declares that she does not know
What certified check Is, and that she
was never in any Of the JeTelry stores
Lawyer Sarasohn. who appeared for
her SAYS that he will prove that The
girl was IN Philadelphia when the alleged
/ crimes were committed.
Al IT,.
hearine, and this was granted
The detectives say that they are sure
they have arrested the right person, and
mat the charges Will I've sust aincd. II
/ Ia certainly the agent of more knowing
! persons.
Lizzie vas Identified at Police Head,
| quarters this morning by 4 TIFFANY Cm.
| ployee as the girl who, N Ma N :, at,
| tempted TO pass Il cheek for S2G1 caring
the forget name Of william + Stearnes
the girl nj that time; 1t is said, select.
! Ell some jewelry In the morning. anG
! later in the day sent note. with tht
! bogus cheek inclosed to Tinfany's, ask,
ing that the jeweiry be sent To Mis-.
hertha Stearnes, OF 1924 lie XingtOn ave
The check was regarded With susp'clon
and 1t was learned that there in no such
! an address,
It is said that I.lzxia'p father IL an er,
| h4CksteH on the east side
The police say that they know her al
legged husband, GeorEe Paterson, anc
! thsi he was arrested several month.
aso for passing a spurious oneCE on tn.
James T. White Dentai CCMIgny Pat
ersOn Vas convicted ard Judge Martin,
suspended sentence, being uuyed h. III,
youth and p+ni'euCs %: the prisoner
the ECli-e Say they thing mat IA er
son absence from lhls city - due 4
his being IN jail r. Baltimore Chsy Ne
lleTe that ne is the originator Of IN,
fraudulent schemes she IS said % exr
cute. Her mother and married gistrr
the latter with "a baby IN her arms
wer. in court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
ELEvATINa THE FRENCH HEEL.

one Of Mrs. Doherty's French heels
got caught in a Broadway cable slot
yesterday and she was held fast there
until a car came along and butted her
into freedom again. The tangled heel
remained in the slot, md with but one
Fren III silt left, Mrs. Doherty went
home, having great many ura and
downs on the way.
The French heel has not exactly kept
pace with modern buildings in the
cloud-pierCins business. II comes pretty
high. but there Is always plenty Of room
in the upper air, and 1t MAJ soar hlghe-
still The Incident to Mrs. Doherty
should show shoemaker5 new use T.
which the French hee! can be put.
II It Is made thin and long enough, the
ladies who wear Looie kanz shoes may
dip their heels IN the cable slot, cstcl
them on the cable and scoot UP ant
down the Broadway tracks ut their ease
The car fare thus saved could he ap.
piled TO further elevatlng the Frcncf
heel II necessary.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
SHE HOLDS THE FORT,
Spunky Mrs, Keep Dehes the On
slaughts of Mohammed Webb
She Accuses Him Of Pocketing Con-
tributions from Turkey.
Declares She VIII Expose Him to
the sultan.

The American Moslem Brotherhood is
IA the thrceg OF q rebellion, and its
headquarters ut so East Twenty-third
street has been turned into n fort,
which one determined female-Nafeesa
NJ Z. Kecp--has held against the as
sauts Of the officers Of the Brother
hood ana two hurly policemen.
.SafeesA NJ. 7. Keep /. a petite Amerl-
can " ldow with determination written in
every feature. Her war Is waged against
The President --NOhnmmeiA Alexander Rus
sol Webb. The latter is also an Ameri-
can, but he now wears a red fez ana
dresses in an Oriental costume. He was
At. one time United states Consul at
Mar!ia. and there became converted to
the faith ot Islam, the doctrines Of which
he endeavors to teach to the heathens
OF America.
The little society Of which he Is the
head publishes the Voice Of Islam, and
used to publish the Moslem World
When n" latter sheet was discontinued
NJ. Keen got her friends TO put mp suf
u,icht money to rav the Office rent for
the society. she declared that Moham-
ned Wchb was sending circulars TO the
Nh su,mlns &C Turkey for contributions
and uDckctiuE lhem as fast as they
came. Yesterday she harriladed the
doors ana has successfully held the fort
against W1hb md several policemen.
,,M'er, u Marley or few moments ahe
70 'nter to-day. she had slept in the
I'nr" All ulrht and had taken her
meals from "a basket lowered from the
room above, occupied by a couple Of
Bohemian artists
Hr. Keer alleges that Webb - a
hiukster ana has had over 81 - from
.rurkoy Sho has written Ia the Sal+an
and saws he VIII hold the fort Until she
Sars hor point, which IL to b. let alone
by webb in her publication of the Voice
She rlar09 that Webb has lrypnotlzed
" Al Lewis, the Treasurer OF the
brotherhood. IN his Thirty fourth street
I,,n'rtiny-honse u. IN Lewis is known as
Harry Jerome Lewis, and POSES as bust
less manager Of the Voice OF Is.am.
lie was not at home when reporter
oAllAl to-day Mohammed Webb was not
visible either.
Mrs Keen went through the siege
Of ~ tsburg with her guardian and the
traiuins she received there eminently
puaiine' her to conduct the present
siege IN order to ward OFF assaults Of
ignorant policemen headed by Webb
she has posted a notice on the door
witch roads:
"Eorcihle entrance, or attempt 70 fcrci-
by make entrance into these premises
VIII lie prosecuted under the law pruyld-
ing protection against breach of the
peace"
This man Webb is smooth trick
stor" she said, and he will never en-
ter this place again unless by means
/ eNeAng with a guard OF several police
men. who said II ! did not open the
/ door they would break It in, hut just
told them 70 go ahead and do SO ana
/ take the consequences. They recon
sideredi their determination and went
/ away
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
DODGE HAS DISAPPEARED.
He Hired Men Here To Replace tn.
Western Strikers.

Charles L. Dodge. the rai,goad man
VINO Ind an office in the United States
Hotel Tor the employment Of men to
take the places OF Western strikers, has,
like the Arabs Of old, folded his tent
and stolen away, This smile Is not
wholly correct. as Dodge was not seen
~ have a tent. lie took away only a big
black grained bag.
He closed his office Wednesday after
noon, after telling the clerk y the hotel
that %" was COINS out Of own The
ho;el people say tina; lie lott no address
Nj Dodge cEp.aned he Clerk. did
not live nj HE ho'e'. He aired .Gr III
Hard room Tor oftcr purpose, under
stood that he had room "a private
house on the west side
The clerk aided that lie had been tod
tina: Dodge nired from to - 30 men
while In this city.
Il don't know where they were sent.
and Mr.. Dodge wasn't the man u tell
his affairs 10 other people" said lie.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
FRENCH A FRIEND OF M CLAVE
Mr. Barnes Denies They Spoke
sIightinPly of Each other.

Mr., barnes, the confidential man of
Commissioner McClave, at Police Head
quarters, says lie was misguided In the
published reports concerning Police
Commissioner McClave's resignation.
4 never made the statement attrlb-
uted 10 me-" said Mr.. Barnes, regard
ing aspersiOns said 10 have been cast
upon Mr.. McClavc by former Police
Commissioner Stephen f. French, or the
remarks that followed
ct would have been absurd for me
to make any such remarks" lie con-
tiuucd, because I know that MIR. Nc
nlRvc and Mr. French have always been
on the most cordial terms, and | have
never heard that either had said any
timing unfrieudlv about the other. It
does Mr.. French an injustice as we'll as
myself"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
WeaI<-Eycd Children.

II does not surprise the surgeons In
the New York Eye and lar lnfrnary
that round thousand sore-eyed babies
and yourg children apply for treatment
every week. Among the infants carried
through Grand and Fourteenth streets
this weather the observer will scarcely
meet dozen little faces shaded from the
blazing, binding sun. Ignorant mothers
buy baby caps, and every time the child
faces the strong daylight it is exposed
to the danger Of blindness. With ar
umbrella or veil 1t could go barehead
with IMMUNITY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
Fhr R"cka'vry J'O-Night.

The following programme will he given
NJ the TnCk-a- pOn-,'ha HCuse, Far Rock
away. tonight for tn" benefit of the
Sick Battles Tenor song. ",'rauie Lovers
Song" Buck, T.. y. Van Hoose; recltu-
liun. THE Rngsrly Man &c, Baby
Parker, thc most delightful uhill artist
on the American stasr: Judge WiiliaI
Il Green huuoriFt; Nora Lamher, IAN.
8 usp, Harry NJ. Pecthnm. whisulug,
limitations and soIE; Press EIiridgc
the comedian aud humorous Vocalist
song and dance, BABY Parker; tenor solo
"Wny So l't'r?' Tlutow, r. u Van
HoOse; tEc orchestra, under the direction
II Mr. william " Shafer; charles j.
Ladeycr a,cumpaust. From the en-
tmisIastir reception of these clever ar
lists at Arvcrne last night delightful
evenings entertainment Ii assured.
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A Lawyer Gives the Answer.

To the Editor:
The following are answers 10 questions q y
d." published in THE Evening World OF the -
INST First, the employee eho answers that ~
has no bank account when he has one In ano'ne
State is undoubtedly guilty Of pertur? II IN.
question was q material one II 1t had no Deaths
whatever on the matter being investigated "
,s not. Second, he can be prosecuted unless p's'
vented by statute OF limitations. Third. any CIV.
izen Of the state In which the party gum, W
perjury lives can prosecute him, Fourth "heA
he perjury is committed upon the trial OF :. =.
indictment for felony, by imprisonment fof ~
less than Ave nor more than twenty years
other cases by net less than two nor more 'h..
ten years The statute OF Limitations states ''..
an Indictment by the Grand Jury for perjury fn'"
be found within 1--WE years after It's commission.
~ LEX
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
A Heavenly Twin.

% the Editor:
have help" please understand.
She is no sarvaEt--nC!
or liberty tits Is the land,
Par excellence tde tropl'
with Vsll-developed tVans she sings
NJ Daisy" and Marie"
Without regard for minor things,
As time or mei2dyl
Her times her own she has beau
Che acc most every night:
have 70 ask when can 30;
haven't me right.
They say that providence helps tAoss
WHO help themselves. Nh me!
In spite Of all her Wanted woes,
How helped my "help'' must be-
Let coming woman have the wit
To hold what is her due;
l do not mind the change q BIT,
II better help comes too!
LA TOuCHE HANCOCK
1851 Madison avenI
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New York and Melbourne.

To the Editor:
VIII you kindly allow me to present the fol-
l5wEE agures to the numerous readers Of The
Evening World?' Tbs tenement house census
published recently showed that i.s22.773 people
lived Ia :s.l23 tenement houseG, being an aver
"a. 0: a persona to each house. The city Of
Melbourne Australia, spreads over an srea OF is3
square mies and mas population Of tSO. 900
people living In io7, 600 houses. being an aver
age OF l-b persons to each house. The rail-
roads. cable tram roads 100 miles,. telephones.
uisEraphs. electric light water works. sewerage.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
The Alkaline Bath,

An oily skin will be all the better foY
an occasional alkaline bath. The sea
shore is the best place to get It. Sea
salt. sold by druggists. makes bath
that is refreshing, strengthening and oil
consuming. If lump OF carbonate Of
soda. the size of an egg. and spoonful
OF boraS be dissolved in tub OF water
the bather will emerge with COOL clean
and dry skin. \ Tablespoonful Of am
inonia in the water is good for greasy
skin; for a face wash, however, only Z
few 6rops should be used.
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|H9V9E!bRyS| |EH(hAdE

market town at So cents dozen or a
ceifts uptown. They are not much
larCer than an egg, but the favor Ia
fine, IL garden ripened. Teacup csn,e-
lopes are mountaineering. too. Thesd
fruits are at their best served full OF
shaved ice, In halves and eaten with 4
spoon. 1t is a culinary crime to slice n
muskn,elon and let it bleed to DEATH
Some palate-ticklers skewer the fruid
and squirt a little fine wine into ths|
opening to give 1t flavor liqueurs and
almond extracts are OFTEN used Small
melons filled with ice-cream are a 70.
freshing kind of dinner dessert.
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fresh food markets and cool chambers. sav.nsl
banks and other institutions are all owned sat
operated b. tho stats. ind yet Melbournites an
always wanting more Improvements. The ae-
petite grows By feeding en- good things When 10
Cousin Jonathan going to ask come OF his bosses
70 act OF bis back aud give him breathing spaes
and elbow room. clean and paved streets hons
instead OF tenements, sitting down seat In
cay Instead Of a standing up one. and sundH
other small concessions by way Of a start?
THOMAS COOPER,
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Get Another, George.

To the Editor: 4.
In answer to George" who says that ~ !.
almost crazy because his girl left him for ano'h,
fellow, who IL a it'll. better looking than no.
would say; George. you are big chump' "
YOU really mean to say that a little thing liks
that troubles YOU 80 muchI why. man. woman
that will do that after going with you for twenty
two months will do It after she is married to you
Look around for smother, George, and shove al.
go down to the Battery some cool evening ana
take n plunge; little cooling on think "ous
do you good. GEO T. BRANDHoRsl.
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" ORLDLIN,ss,

7. u es.atsd Al al instances o. rtga. hs.n saIt
the Qrseu Of Denmark st.l! needs he- Gsngly
huEosads clothes.
Use Sultan 0. Turkey. the most eEtrIVsr.1t
hoGSeksep.7 IN the vorld. spsads ss+ 90. GO a
year on h.I heusehold.
Berlin 10 one Of the most cosmopolitan o.
European e!t.se Tho-gn ~ 10 the capital OF
Germany. enly OF per cent Of its iAhssitaats
ars Germans b. birth.
yrceaeiy the iarssR house Ia the weird "a an
enormous tsnsusnt IN wisdsn, suSsss Of
visnns II has i.sss reenk II which q whels
tenn sf kuzan bsinSs i've -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
SuIt and sick People.

People who are ill care very little To-
sweetened foods. Dishes made savory
with salt are the most satisfying. Ho'
foods should be piping hot, and cold
foods ice cold. for the diseased appetite
Is critical Never prepare a dish or
drink before the sick. Small portioni
dalntily served and clean dry cups and
glasses are elements Of good nursing
Tea or milk spilled In the saucer mai
offend the taste OF a patient and driv
away the appetite so sadly in need d
u rnli eb
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

China Is more and more adopted for
all sorts of new uses. One sees now
china backed combs and brushes and
china-handled button-hooks and glove
buttoners, all to accompany china nun
and jewel boxes and the little trays that
already adorn my lady's dressing table.
Beside these there are china-frained
mirrors and, of course, candlesticks as
well as picture frames; one may even
have u china bracket on which to Get
some Of the brjc-a-brac,
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For Clean shelves.

It will be well to cover the sheives
With oilcloth after they are thoroughly
scrubbed and dried. This will not have
to be renewed. like the paper, ever
time 1t becomes spotted or greasy. Il
is easily wiped of and retains its fresh
appearance a long time. II paper
are used they should be changed often.
and plain edge turned neatly down
over the edge of the shelf will look
quite as we'll as the cut or pinked eisss
and will be much less troublesome.
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mand for a wholesome change lie we'll
understood.

one consideration which makes the
public de-irc a settlement OF the labor
troubles Is their anxiety to see X the
Government will then display the
promptness, vlgor and ilrmuess IN deal
ing with railroad and sugar maguatcs
that It has shown In dealing With the
Chicago emergency.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

4 delightful desputch from Washing
ton yesterday stated, IN effect. that II II
weren't for the sugar. coal, iron and a
Few other schedules on which differences
OF opinion existed. the tariff conterrees
would speedily reach an agreement. In
other words, II there we're no serious
Efforts at reform to be made the work of
"tarin reform" would go on smoothly
and unimpededly IN the conferences. This
Ii strange condltidp to exist among
sworn servants OF people whose de-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SEIZED.
Fifteen Hundred Boxes Decayed
Owing to Delay by the strike,

Fifteen hundred boxes OF California
fruit were seized by the Board OF Health
inspectors this morning. They were con-
signed to various commission merchants.
and were valued at several thousand
dollars.
The fruit had been delayed In transit
was badly dscaysd
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Melons for Lunch ana Dinner.

In more than few families breakfast
consists of coffee and rolls with rich
cream and sweet butter. This is good
for the hired girl, good for business and
brain work and good for the stomach.
For the lunch hot dish Of delicate meat
or meaty fish and something is prime.
There Is no dessert like the melon.
Little musk balls may he had down In
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
Gay Girls Marry Quicker.

To the Editor:
am quite interested in civil Engineers
complaint. am young lady that has new
attended any picnics or excursions, and don't car
for dancing love my home above all, And SUI
zee young ladies' that always attend picnics am
excursions and live outdoors flirting and cAFFy' ~
On. and who have no trouble In getting msrriea
| hayo no company. and am told It Ia hecsute
dca't dance or airt. MAMIE. Hrooklya.
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Even delayed az It has been Ly un-
s"emly Juggling with the laws OF III
nols. the hanging Of PrenderEast will ut
last have n wholesome erect on men
whose impulses turn, ss his turned, 10
assassination
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

Yesterday Il was Cookers horse T'lrt
that won him Il lace and purge. For
tune may be iichie with some OF us. but
she 10 wonderful constant to tho ct-
boss ot Tammeny. Where did he ge.
them--his good luck end his wealth?
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/ send you by hesrcr three packages OF money,
amounting In all 20 s27 L., which Was collected b,
Miss Bonnie Thornton tho Madison Square
Roor Garden on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
evening July p 10 and II. fu- the heusnt Of the
Sick Babies Fund J. '. IuTT"HALR
business Manager. VI :. q. Co.
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LETTERS.

INT eosuEn q ,esa to everybody sshs sds o
,,sp,a&,, 10 n.cs. e7f--s~es 10 sent'df', fHfor.
rntsor {, cssc. sutia- o. eenra t1,Tea to do
10. or pubic s~rios % acknowledge and srno
,a,, net IN. fde1 into lea ssas 100 sS-da Lore
stssy; eonnu. De pTtrtsd.
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There are Il great many people who
will reflse to believe thnt the rioters In
Chicago who overturned few cara ore
really guilty uf an attempt t. overthrow
the Government OF the United States.
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stcwcd Peaches.

Peaches that are too green for the
table are very fine stewed. Stick a
Glove IN each, cook until tender, with
sugar to taste and serve same hot with
sweet cream, or cold with hipped
cream
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Broil paper-thin slices Of honey cured
bacon and thin slices of fresh ice-colc
CATS liver. Squeeze a little lemot
juice over them and serve hot with
green-apple sauce and tonst.
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A Questior Answered.

To the Editor:
THE Evening World" had this editorial pars
graph; "Dobbins won the Realization Stakes x
Croker. But where did Croker set Dobbinsf
This is my answer;
Dobbins was sired BY TammAay Hall. out
Public
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Treasurer Ta,cott !. Glad.

- TIE EI'to':
P!etael to Bear ~ tLs sum Re,t,l Tor your
Ersa, charity fund for the sick Dsblst. and that
the Sts York Baseball Club wac abb. to give
you little assistance, H. n TkLCOTT,
New York Baseball Ciub
Lake House, Lake George. Y. +, July Il.
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ArVrrRe-by-the-Sea.

Tho parlors OF Arverne Hotel had a
brilliant arsembiage OF its fashionable
visitors and the cottaEers last night to
witness the entertainment given IN aid
of the Furd.
Thanks to the hberallty Of the now
manager. ". Johnson Quinn, and his
popular direction OF the hotel. his hos
telry ia crowded to its utmost capacity
this season. ana a large audience was
securai from the hotel alone. the re-
Ceipts being about 5000
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with the Doctor.

From the Yss Rscord.)
Doctor-Have you followed by advice
in regard to eating plain food and keep
ing quiet at home?
Patient-That's all I've been able to
do since you sent In your bill
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II Buildings Burned In Eden, O

TOLEDO. O.. Juy I3.--Edou, a small town
IN Williams County, was visited yesterday By
disastrous coussE.atloa. resulting IN a loss> Of
$4,000 worth ~ rropeTtv. soyenty-tHo build
rFr we're destroyed including nearly tbs entire
business t'7u ~ the town. In many cases
-MsIa "a. Ils-rEr.f.
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tn netas perissle.

newest silk in trade. As the model
shows. 1t is figured, and It comes in all
the half tones of color. Besides being
expensive and light In weight nothing
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without The Evening Worlds" special
editions New York would have been
at loss for fresh and continuous news
Of the DIG strike
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Success and happiness 10 New FORKS
French citizens IN their celebration OF a
great French anniversary tomorrow.
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Flat Isn't considered OF enough ac-
count, these days, for anybody to ask
him where he got anything
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Wariman Kelly. OF the Leonard street
station, has gone to Europe. 1t IL pre-.
sumed that he has malaria.