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OF some importance. and was the cause
Df emotion an excitement. When the
evening came and her work was over,
Pie would SIT In the little garien and
indulge in dreams ami fdnC!cs, OF which
olivier was ever the central rSlrc.
He was her wJT.d, her all The uni
verse ended at the door OF his house.
In hi. way a year passed away, year
that seemed 20 the young G,Tl an eter-
Hity Of har!urss ana a paradise with
ever new attractions.
In her eyes, her master was more
than "A man. Ia preparing for him the
ltt'c dishes he loved 20 much she eX-
pcricaCed an lndcscribahlc pleasure. She
long,d - tell him al. the gratitude that
her tpsam fc!i; but not Il wJri came
uit Of her mouth
Sac would have died rather than offend
MIN. She wished 'lat he would expect
of her Impossible things in order
'ra' .hC N ght have the supreme pleas
aye o. performing them. She l5nEei 10
testify her devotion for him, yet she
wa only abl" To serve him as pad
working 6'.l
When he went out, she hid behind the
blinds ana watched him, ana iouT be
fore the tine when n was expected
home again, she was TO be found crouch
.nE on her sIppic alps behind the cur
tain and waiting for the step she hal
learned to .pvc.
She admired hts fine carriage. his
proud appearance and his noble, digLi-
fed bearing, ard her heart beat involun-
tarily with a rass.on lhat made her
uemble and grow pale.
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glow, and her pale, tear-sta! med cheo ks
suddenly had color IN them.
The very next day Coictte Burat was
N the service of the young lawyer,
and found herself contemplating IN a
sJrt of ddzed dream the god pieces he
had G.Nel her TO buy clothes ana stock
ings with. Her whole b..ag tI-mblci
with JOY ana hope. She could have
cred aloud and sung, only snc dared
not
The girl worked hard and d!l her
best. She worked as II Il were play.
ard she evidently succeeded, for olivier
Caron found his dinner delicious, and
his cofee seemed to have an unusually
good flavor.
by the end of the week Co!c,tc had
clOthea thai were neat and pretty and
showed off her iinc tEurC 70 l'E h'St
advantage. Her hair, 700, VS. in order
and might have alDrnci the heed Of 4
queen. 81" moved about the nous" as
soft as sy,gh, ana as spruce an! ;.tN-
Tho work was done quickly an well,
and III" master ~ C-Gshtoi. Rlt ne
saw her on.y whea she served his l.n-
lrr AT night
She, however. saw him evcrywlcre.
Sh" guessed his tastes and learaaI his
habits ard watched carefully his slight
est whims, in order 20 crafty them.
Her pleasure grew n proportion a. she
was abe to please him, ana ty 'ry day n
was new delight 10 her u ea.isfy
his every fancy and - please h.m WITH "a
thousand and one little attentions.
The very sound Of his step as he came
In and went our. meant for her an event
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The special outing for the poor little

The special outing for the poor little
people Of Brooklyn, which will start
from Jewell's Wharf. Brooklyn. at 8
o'clock on Wednesday next, will go to
that other pleasant grove. Sylvan Beao h.
on the New Jersey shore Of the Kill
Won Kull.
The noble women who sacrifice their
leisure hours and devote the time that
others give to vacation and rest in Wis
iting the tenement homes OF poverty.
seeking for little sufferers whom they
may relieve. have labored hard to make
the best OF this opportunity for the
babes Of the great diocese of Brooklyn
who might not otherwise receive any
surcease from the plaques and torments
Of heat and Summer sickness.
Fifty-one Of Brooklyn's true. good wo-
men. organized as the Immaculate Con-
ception Mission and Day Nursery. work
unselflshly all the year around among
the poor. Their organization is unsec-
tartan. and includes women of all creeds
Is love" their password is humanity" /"
Mrs. J. w. Prendergast. their Presi-
dent. is stepped in both. There are fifty
little ones: children OF widow women
pie in the Day Nursery. at "A and 46
Concord street, Brooklyn, but the charity
done by the Fifty-one is limited only by
the physical power Of these women in
searching out and ministering to dis
covered want or sorrow or suffering
They have distributed tickets for The
Evening Worlds" special outing on the
Floating Playground. and will accom-
pany the little excursionists on Wednes-
day.
7: 4: Juason. caterer to the Floating
York outings, each time providing a
beautiful midday repast and an after
noon treat Of Neapolitan ice-cream:
passengers, will spread himself" on
Wednesday for the helpless ones Of
Brooklyn.
Flynn's orchestra Will add a dozen
new pieces to their usual continuous"
performa nee on the big white barge and
In the dancing pavilion at the beach,
cool, refreshing breezes from off the
water. the woods, the fields and the
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matrons and attendants. and spent the
day at Sylvan Beach.
Good Dny nj the Circus.

me Sick Babies Fund gets q nice iln from
the matinee benefit given by Bentiey's cid-'ash-
ioned one-ring country circus At FRS: avenue and
Ninety ninth street The snug sum OF -, Is
has been turned in by Proprietor J. @. Bentley
as The proceeds Of the matinee. 1t will relieve
much distress among the suffering little ones OF
the poor.
II was happy gathering OF spectators In the
waterproof tents yesterday afternoon when Prof.
Berlnshof's military band struck up the over
ture at $50. and the fun began. The grand
tournament In which Ben,ley's whole company
took part was followed by Nicolas Cabollas.
Nile. BeFtlne, the ''nexible Venus" Miss May
stewart and her trick horse, 'Sapernlck.' the
tlemenso brothers. Pauline Carre, Nelson Ferry
and Nelson In the Monkeys Home IN China
town Thomas Scharer. the hoycluh manlpula-
tor, Addie o'Brien Equestrian Roberet whittak-
err Nile. Amy. Ascenara zara the Carpos broth
ers, Fred and Harry Laysn. the nyins men
Prof. j. W Hampton and his cats, dogs and
monkeys; Frank Cotton and his donkey circus
Rose a1d Aimee Austin in mldsir feats the lat
ter Ualkrr the ceiling. and Col Z. n
Boone and his den Of lions There were slsc
Lew Whitaker, Frank Cotton and a dozen Other
funny clowns OF lesser note who sang and PLAYED
pranks and convu!sei the spectDNrs with laugh
ter. In short. Bentleys Is regular old-'ashionet
one-rns shos-.just like what father and moth
used TO 20 to-
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Colette, with her bent head and sub.
dued look. did not interest him sum
!ently - move his curiosity or pity. Ho
saw n)thlng of her sorrow. BesideS.
since his marriage had been announced
and the preparations had been begun,
he spent very few of his evenings at
home.
Colette had plenty of time 10 indulge
her grief, and she abandoned herself to
II altogether. Everything was to her q
subject for pain. The beautiful nature
and the happy people around her only
increased her suffering.
she fingered longingly for hours
around the place where lTer master had
first found her, like stray waif on the
ocean of existence. She sat upon the
grass and reviewed her whole life in her
mind, and she found that the moments
when she had suffered most were a.
nothing compared to what she was now
undergoing,
She picked up a marguerite from the
fields and blew 1t for consultation. as
she had SO often done in the days OF
her chllihood, but the last petal was
always that Of despair and woe.
At length the lawyer married, When
he came home from the church, with
his bride on his arm. he could not find
Colette. He called her. but there was
no answer. He searched the house for
her. hut found no trace II her. He sent
out people to hunt for her, but they
could not discover her.
The next day her body was found
floating on the slow current Of the river
that flowed through the town.-Fyom
tie French
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g 7owds

hair fell in thick folds down her neck
and over her shoulders. Her forehead
was somewhat low; she had marked
eyebrows and n small mouth-altogether
she presented a remarkable appear
ance, The young lawyer turned to-
You are in trouble. my child:" he
asked her.
Yes. monsieur" she replied. with a
sob.
What are you crying about?'
MY mother died week ago. We
were very poor. During her long Illness
Wc got into debt. Yesterday our credi-
tors sold all our belongings and to-day
we were turned out into tho street.
have nothing TO eat and Nl1 roof 70 60
to-
You have no relations"
No. | have none"
"Nour father
"Ho l.ed TWO years ago"
What can you do for living"
Il can sew and do housekeeping.
began to learn dressmakins, but tho
woman l was working with has gone
to Paris now
What is your ,name?"
"Colette Burat,"
THAT is a very pretty name"--a light
came !rto the girls eyes here.
You seem intelligent. Would you
Ike to come and go into service with
me?"
81 should like nothing better, mon
Seur."
The sunlight fell on the girls face.
Her magnificent hair reflected Its warm
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bathing, but the baby soups, the swing
ing hammock cribs, the hobby horses
and the little rockers on the Floating
Fairgrounds upper deck. and the giant
soups and the merry -go-round at Capt
Tom Sawyer's Sylvan Beach.
The start is from JEWELS Wharf at .
A. Nj, and the children and their poor
mothers will be landed there early
ner for papa Capt. l.. Beaupre, Cen
eral Manager Of the Albany and Troy
Steamboat Company and of the Brook
lyn Annex generously gives the use Of
Jewells Wharf, sometimes called the
Brooklyn Annex. TO the Floating Play
ground for landing 10 take on and dis
embark its passengers on Wednesday.
The extra" outing to the New York
extreme heat of the past week was an
unbounied success. nearly 1000 mothers
and children attending They We're cared
for by the regular staff of physicians,
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THE POOR C0LETTE.
Romance of the Sewing Girl Whom Fate Made
Happy for a Time

Olivier Caron a young lawyer, had
Just left Paris and established himself
In a provincial town. He had only an
old housekeeper to look after him in
his cozy little house. and he was look
ing around for a nice servant with a
face and appearance that would not
be calculated to disturb him in his
studies. The house had n nice little
garden with 1t. and was very trim and
neat. He wanted his servant girl TO be
the same. He wanted her to be quick
and pretty. with a good, jolly figure
and a generally pleasing appearance.
One morning he went forth to study
the country. He followed road which
led him between two rows OF poplar
Ueeg and ran parallel to 9 stream. The
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water was near enough for him to hear
its murmur. The fields We're spanglcd
with red peoples and marguerites, and
the larks were singing in the corn.
The country was lovely and peaceful.
and, although olivier was lawyer, he
none the less loved TO contemplate ma
ture.
He walked on with his eyes in the
air, and was quite forgetful OF the dis
tance his legs were carrying him. lie
had been walking for an hour without
knowing Il, when he saw 4 girl on the
side of the road. She was, perhaps, sew
enteen years of age. Her cheeks were
tear-stained. She had large. black
eyes, and her face was long. pale and
swarthy. while her magnificent black
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The fourteenth outing Of the sick
babies on THE Evening Worlds float-
Ing Playground, tomorrow. will be
the first visit OF the season to
Oriental Grove. on Manhasset Bay,
Long Island Sound. oriental Grove Is
one Of the most delightful places to
spend a hot Summers day. 1t is
swept by the cooling, healthful breezes
Of Long Island Sound. and is replete
with natural charms and with delights
devised by the proprietor of the place.
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e stree. Hoping ,Ai. viii DO som. sick s.b,
Katie Curran and Susie Quayle had q fair At
G Pearl street. nrooklyn. and made 81


1nclosed please And Sc 2S, received from q fair
held at bsi Carroll street. IN aid oi the Sick
Babies Fund. The workers were as follows;
Wilhemina Maiderr, Laurence La'ahure,
Robert stevens, Arthur sinner.
ASSISTANTS
William Twaits Bessie Twaits
George Ross. Grace Maidcrn
Emily Stevens
bs5 Carroll street Brooklyn.
1ncloeed please hni s. IS for tho Sick Rabies
Fund, the proceeds Of fair held q, 5iS South
Eighth avenue. Mount Vernon y. Y. by seven
little girls and two little bows.
Lille standby. Lizzie Carroll,
Louis Horstmanu, Julia Gillran.
Msggie Gilllsan. Rosie lyman
Nellie o Neil. James Carroll,
James Gtllsan.
Three Of US girls. Katie ana May preytus ana
Daisy Davidson, had ! fair on one Hundred and
Twenty y-thiri street for the benefit OF the Sick
Babies Fund. and We managed to get So 81 In
two days
Irene Byrns iis President street Heurie.s
Ronnenberg. Ill President street and Jennie
Wilson lo3 President street, all o. BROOKLYN
had fair on the sidewalk and made So II.
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FREE TEST TREATMENT,

For the bsnent OF those who have no definite
knowledge Of the work or reputation Of Doctors
Mccoy and St. john In the treatment OF all
chronic diseases. trial Treatment and medicines
are free There 10 positively no charge for con
suitAtion. examination. test treatment and msdi-
cines for the nrst visit
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lnelosed please fnd 81. tbs proceeds OF a tabs
We had. containing Lemonade and kniek. .knacks
horne IL may hep to make sons sck baby
happy.
Annie Rode Henry Flnck
ROSIE waterman, Bertha Dealing,
Alma Flnck
$50 East Eighty eighth street.
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Daniel LinaSGg. Irving Lewis and
CHARLES Grimm. Observation-Disclosures. Z.
Stand. Emily Glaser and Katie Sauer. =.
stand, Grace Z. Seymour. r............... E.
Florence Mills and Lenna Temple. d.
Gerald Stretton, Joseph CANCEL, Louis
CANCEL. Bella Stretton. Z.
Lester. Bark and Emil. .
stand, Tony Woyschek and Annie Fin
scr s...''.... ......................... !
May, Emily and George stanford. ........ =.
May and Rosie Plckett................... &.
Stella Greenwald and Charles Goldsmith 1.
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1nclosei please fnd 81 rs the proceeds NJ
lemonade stand held ~ Gertie kuge.m'n an
Jennie Gu'Esell Among those who assisted ver'
Eiwina Kugelman Howard GutgseU, rsank an,
Marguerite Parsons
Jennie Gutgsrll. Gcrtie KuEeIman
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DOCTORS mccoy AND ST. JOHN,
Omces, 3I0 Mndison Aveuue, Corner sf
4sd street, Now York city.
once hours A. NJ to ~. . to and 2 - 3
p NJ daily; sundays 10 A. N. to SPM
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with pleasure we add s. - to the Sick Psbies
rund, contributed hy the good people OF Harlem.
Win our best wishes for the success OF The
Evpnins World and its noble cause
Nay faihe ~! Edna Valentine, II:
Oscar Paine. 10. Emma Valentine ii.
800 East ilSth street
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wise would be much pleased I, send more.
Clara Eckhof Alice Carr,
Jennie Rhoddy

.fnclosed nnd 81 the result o. stand In front
o. our house Minnie B,th
lf Eht one Hundred AMI Eighth street.
Irene King.
i'6 East One Hunirci ami Eish'h street.
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Krakelin skat Club.

TO the Editor:
Inciosed please hnd check for SIC. collected BY
the "KrakellA skat Club" OF New York City.
at It's annual outing At Mrs II. Eichlsrs D.
shakan, n. Y. for THE Evening world'r' sich
Babies Fund, by tbs following parties
Cuno Muller 81 Theo. Riehl. u.
Max Mates, 81 A. Kruges 81.
Chas Rustmann, n r. Rosenberg, u.
C. F. Schaur. 81. Fritz Diefenbach. IL
F. Woehr. ST. l.. kIelmann 81.
J. A. l.. Hoyer. 81. J. D. Cordes. 81.
r. Keller. 81. Louis Riehl. 81.
Robert Klutz. 81.
Respectfully.
ROBERT KLUTZ. Secrstary. ShAkan, N. y.
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lntlosei please hni 81. ths proceeds " stand
containing knIck knacks held at ?Og East Fitty-
ninth street. collected hv Frel Wagner era =
sehulrc. Lolis Levy. fuus Levy. Richard Wlg-
ner, Leo Nathan and JOSEPH Siegal, hoping Il will
help some little tot Richard Wagner
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lnc'osed md 81 We hal a stand one dsy
Ths ohering is very small, but We hope 70 DO
more sonns future day Col bless the pirk babies
Ray Gc.dstein, eight, Lizzie Newton, nine
Hannah Miller. nine M>lie Goldstein. ten
Jesse Osthelmer. ten
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Herewith We beg to hand you 1915 being the
proceeds OF 4 fair held at 1925 Park avenue:
Clara Rosenthal. Nellie Kuh.
Edith Hartmann. Lille Glattsteina.
lrma Greenebaum.
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Ella Foster. Edna Stewart,
Louise Wright Maud Van Brunt

I send you 81 for the Sick Babies Fund. got hy
I fair held by two little girls, assisted b,
Lille Flynn aud 25 cents from another. b,
Johnny Morrissy. In all 81 rs.
JENNIE and IsABELL.
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II Gaye Then, Plensure.

1t Gave Them Pleasure.
To the Editor:
We hope the little we incloss. s7.75, will bens-
ct some little ones We tried hard but II gave
US pleasure
Elsie Schafhaus josie Kohn,
Frieda Borkel Rosie Bermond
Emma Michel.
t'7 East Fifty-eighth street
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Gertrude and Annie Price and Ella schlichtins
Rudolph orr, Harry and Eddie Byrns, had . fair
at 2O5 Prospect avenue, brooklyn and made 81.
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fnclosed please 81 for the Sick Babiot Fund
the proceeds Of little stand held In front "
the Polo Express once One Hundred and Sixth
street ami Third avenue
Susie Krahmer.a Aani. rsne TO-
Oscar Eltkmtn. 1.
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lnclcsed you will hnd 81. 50. collected In four
honrs BY three rood little children who d.yoted
their PLAYING time doing good for the llt,Ie ones
Hatti" oprenhemer. ilo Eaa, Eighty sixth st
iolhie Steren. 81 East EiEhty-siSth St
Richard Craley l23 East Eighty sixth st
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1nclosed Ind 81, collected by a small stand on
Thirty eighth street and Lexington avenue by
Rose ksrnan, George Herman.
Florence Herbert william Hamilton
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inclosed please hnd 81. the proceeds ot a small
lemonade and cake stand on President street
saturday. July IS Very cory Ia not more
RAYMOND Palmer, Z III president street.
FRANK '!ncer l2. lis President street.
lrnoklyn.
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We are pleased TO inclose YOU 81 6S the income
OF small stand we had In front Of ur residence,
bo6 East Eishtq-siNth street The result ia not as
mlsactoty as We had expected. ana We were sub
Jcetci TO large competition. But every triNe helps
az the Old sdase goes. and shall try again, and
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lnclosed IS IL was collected by Ray Knopp and
Florence knopp. In front OF their residence. 2ss
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Three sisters Of sss Lafayetts av.pus ooI,.e,.,
" for the Sick babies Fund
Mercy hutchinson, II; Lillie Hutchinson; 10;
Kate Hutchlnson. 5. Brooklyn u Y
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inelosed please md check for $3.50 collected
oy Two girls living in Kent street Brooklyn.
NJ ID AM
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Collected for the Sick pahy Fund by three little
girls OF East one Hundred and Eighth street
81 so.
Nelhe JoneA Lucy Hammer
Annie Meyer
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=. ln,losed you will mi IS cents collected ~
Master Frank and Edward brown ssed ak an
seven years 1855 East Eighty NTH street
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Mamie Daisy and Henry Pigou held q fair at
No. 1874 Willow street. and made S2.cl
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An Army Of children Always AZ
Work for the Fund.

To the Editor:
lnoloscd md eoa collected BY the girls u
East one Hundred and Twentieth street
+ Newham. t. Taute
T. Heller = Cohen
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Inclosed please hnd S1.7o. the proceeds ~ a
fair held at 1888 First avenue between One
Hundred and Sixteenth and One Hundred and
Seventeenth streets. by hvs children.
Sadie Greenwaid. George Heinleln.
Julius Goodman, Emma Harris,
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summer IL the timc to cure catsrrh.
Nature lends her aid to the work or the
ply ysicians. The liability to catchins cold
IL reduced "a tho minimun. A. a rsio
one mouths treatn,cst In the Summer 10
worth two In the Winter.
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hope to obtain better results next time We esrn.
estly hoDo the poor sick babies will derive az
much henent from this amount a. have had
pleasure In soliciting It. We very truly yours
the sick babies three little friends
Annie Hacker six Irene Millgan. seven.
Eva Pnhnnsuer. eight
kOs East Eighty s,raat
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Inclosei please hnd $3.50 proceeds Of . fair
held by Lizzie. Maggie and Willie Bcckley at 4c2
Seventh avenue, Brooklyn.
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1nclossd hnd Gbo which 7 hope will heip
ths babies a great deal. We havs made Il by
selling candies at 33s East sixty ninth street
Anette KAlyin. Mamie Lpman.
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Please accept So which we made At q fair
kept at Sxtieth street and Third avenue.
Marcella kone. 8, Joseph McRons, Jr, 6.
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We thres children collected 81 10 which va
hope will comfort some poor stick child
katle carry. Maggie J. Corrlean.
Freddie kuh,kIn
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YOUNG COLLECTORS.

YOUNG COLLECTORS.
An Army Of children Always AZ
Work for the Fund.
To the Editor:
East one Hundred and Twentieth street
T Newham. T. Tau,e.
T Heller. $ Cohen.
We thre, children collected Nlo which We
hope will comfort some poor si,k child
katie Garry. Maggie J. Corrlean.
Freddie kuhikln
<as West Twenty nnh street. city.
Nin,I in,o'sa ,. you s; sni IS cents collected .,
seven yea'r 1855 East Eighty dfh street
Collected for tn. Sick Paby Fund by ,hre. r,,i.
s's Il sc. OF Il" one Hundred and Eighth stree.
Nellie J0n'A Anal. lucy Hammer.
With pleasure we add s. ~ to the Sick R,b,e,
rlnd' ri' contributed by the good people OF Harlem
Evening World and its noble cause
May Iaine IL. Edna Valentine, Ii:
oscar faine. 10. Emma Valentine ii;
800 East ilSth street
Herewith nnd g, which ". collected from our
KATIE EMBLrR.
SIDNEY onERFELDER
Beekman place.
We sig little children have collected 8, 10.
vhioh We inciose. all from Harlem, Edwin A
fauldlns, SO' West one Hundred and TNrnty-
siNth street lacquln McKc,g S?t St Nichola,
avenue, florie lie Ldrey. SOL West One Hundred
and Twenty sixth street.
inciosed please nni check FOR S,S which Va,
collected by my little sister and myself hy hav-
ing stand In front OF our residence I96 E,.,
seventy third street, and hope It will help SONS
OF the babies ' ''"'
David Kassel, Jess,e k.s.s,
assisted by
Davie P1eser Raphael Praessr
Ineiossd please md check for $50 co,,.c,.,
oy Two sirs living In Kent street, Brooklyn.
NJ D. AND e. c.
Three sisters Of sss Lafayette avenue collected
~ FOR the Sick Babies Fund.
Mercy Hutchinson. IL; Lilo Hutchinson; 10;
Katie Hutchinson, S. Brooklyn, H. Y
1nclosed IS IS was collected nv INV xr,,, .r,
Florence Knopp In front OF their re,idenes ass
Hudson street. -''
Inclosei you will md 81 go colleeted In ,ou,
hours BY three rood litt- children who d.votet
their PLAYING time doing rood for the little ones
Ioldie Steren 81 East EiFhty-sixth st.
Richard Craley. i23 East Eighty-sixth St
Please to nnd inciosed 81 10 collected By thr.s
little girls
Theresa Cumming: p., I..n. romsroy.
West One Hundred and Thirty -6sth street
Looted WV
Irene Fabr. Christian Brechtsr.
Elsie Brechter.
inolo..d plea,s md check for n.D. collected
Hattie Goodman. Martha Friedman.
Bertha shaln.
Inciosed you will nni 40. which W col.
ierted for the benent Of the poor. sick babiss,
hoping for their welfare
Harriet Daniel 1872 Avenue A.
sadie and Lille Gro.snan. 1925 Avenue A.
Inelossd nnd u. collected for Sick Babies.
Josephine Corey Lulu Corey
6l% East One Hundred and Twenty -nrst street.
Please accept 81. 07, collected by Sadie Iefko-
witsh. <6s Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn, assisted
BY Annie Daily and Bessy Ahlitse.
Sadie Lsfkowitsh.
lnclosed please hnd u. from three hoping
frisnds. to benefit sDms poor sick babies With
our best wishes and good luck to the sich
Eivina F. Mitchell. 10; Julia L. Mitchell. .;
Willie II. Mitchell. g.
staplston, 8. l.
L.edwith at Seventy ninth street and THIRD ave.
nue..
Olga F,nthoi. N7 West One Hundred and
Twen,y-eishth street; and Mary Thompson. Sarah
Hundred and Twenty-eghth street. collected 81 so
to help some little tots.
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Eva Durblln.

Please nnd C.I7 for the fund which va
earned At . fair on the street
Derty Hepp jessie Fabr!,
Ethel Fabri.
sli7 Third ayanua