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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
TOO MUCH HYPOCRISY.
A Mipi.tsr Gives Sensational Reasons for
His Retirement.

Oakland. Cal. Jan q - Rev. James
Macluuis. pastor Of the oak Leaf Con
gregational chapel. announced his re-
iirement from the ministry sunday.
Said he
4 believe In dancing and long list
Of other things that are tabooed by
churchgoers when INDUCED in by min
i.,ers II man needs drink he has
fright 10 take IT, When meet a man
on the street like 20 slap him on the
back and say: Hello there, Bill in a
good hearty voice believe in God and
Christianity, but the church is burdened
with false ideas and full Of sinful hypo-
critics. aud some Of my friends who
might b. called lushers are infinitely
better than these frauds Of piety.
Inc ministry is no place Tor a young
man who wants his personal liberty. lie
must use too much hypocrisy and over
look too much hypocrisy in others.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
EXCHANGE

Albert Mayer, New Orleans; A J
Tetrick and daughter, ST Louis; B
II Rice; Marlin; L T Fuller, Cal.
vert; Will A Hassell, Dallas; + W
Broyles, W Register, Palestine; A
T Nunnelly, Louisville; + L Wiley,
Chicago; j + Parks, City; j NJ
Mather, Houston; Phil Jacobs,
Westfeld; A / Gray, St Louis; W
NJ Foster, City, f L Schumpert,
Dallas; j w sullivan, Houston, L
Picketts, Jr., J NJ Lewis, + II
Peters, College; Eugene c Blake,
St Louis; J K Britain, Helmetta
j K Brannan, Cleveland; II W
Thornhill, Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
CENTRAL

RI Sollovan, Austin; X Wistall,
Houston; Miss Irene Anderson,
Rogers Prairie; Harry Boyles, City;
q F Anderson, Calvert; f 4 James
TT Worth; J W Grouse, Sherman;
d l. Williams, Waco; A J Stewart,
Reliance; p y Causey, Wollborn;
Floyd Thompson, College.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
A Woman Halter.

Cecil Rhodes, the Spectator
and promoter Of South American
schemes, has another quality be.
sides his unscrupulousness that
will fail to command him to many
people. He y asserted to be 81
confirmed in his misogyny that he
Employs none but men, even
around his house us house ser.
vants.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
G.org. Eyre Wa. Murdered.

Bridgeton, ~ j., Jan. %. The body
Of George b Eyre, the rich young man
Of Chester. Pa, who went on a shooting
expedition in a skif on the Delaware
river on Dec q aud never returned. wa.
found floating In the river lie had
been murdered and robbed and then
tied 10 a stone at the bottom Of the river.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23

Washington, Jan g The war de-
pariment has received a cablegram from
General Otis stating that General
Wheeler will sail from Manila on Wed.
nesday on the transport Warren for the
United States by way Of Guam aud
Honolulu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
knights OF PythIas.

There will be a called meeting Of
Brazos Lodge No. IS, X Of p, tonight
for the installation u officers. A full A..
tendance Of members IL requested
]. b. Stevenson, G. c.
d. G DeMarei, X. orr. and ;.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-01-23
T.Sas Cattlsmsn.

San Antonio. Jan. % - The ninth an
nuAl convention Of the Texas Live Stock
association began three days session
here today. The town is full Of cattle
men
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-14

The main points of the new military
service bill has already been settled
upon by the government. The com
pulsory military training is to extend
through parts of two years. The fresh
recruits are to serve nine months by
themselves and one month together
with the recruits of the previous year,
altogether ten months the first year.
Two months in the following year
completes the regular service, one
month being spent in repetitions to-
gether with the fresh recruits and one
month being devoted to new work.
This arrangement does not agree with
the usual conception of a rational and
effective military training, which de-
mands the continuation of the drilling
through a series of years. But politi-
cal considerations induced the govern
ment to limit the term to two years,
the common people preferring to finish
the military training as early in life
and as speedily a possible.
All new hacks registered for public
traffic in Stockholm must have rubber
tires. But the iron tires may be re-
tanned on the old vehicles.
Rev. Nordblom, of Halmstad, who
used harsh words against the Coed
Templars in a sermon last summer, has
been officially censured by the con-
sistory of his diocese.
Two Russian spies, dressed almost
like Salvation army men, have been
travelling in the vicinity of Stockholm.
A Swedish officer in disguise has been
shadowing them. But as this fact has
become the property of the newspapers
the game will be spoiled.
Several small cargoes Of pats have
been imported from Russia to Norr-
land. The latter province reaped a
large oat crop, but it could not be
threshed and marketed in time to meet
the demand.
Prince Eugen, who suffered severely
from pleurisy last summer, is rapidly
gaining in strength.
The night frost was so severe in
northern Skane about the goth OF De-
tober that small ponds were covered
with ice in the morning.
. The catch of cells and salt water trout
along the east coast of Skane has been
satisfactory this fall.
Fifteen gentlemen and five ladies
took part in a great chase at Skanor,
and the whole booty was two hares.
''But the party had a refreshing ride"
says our authority. The raid against
the wild beasts was conducted by
Baron Cederstrom.
DR.. G. de Laval Is endeavoring to or
ganize the owners of all unused water
falls in Sweden into a trust or COM
bine.
The city of Alfvestad has been using
electric light for almost q year. But
it has been ascertained that the power
station at Obs, which was built by a
Stockholm company, can furnish a
maximum of only Is horsepowers,
while the contract calls for 100 horse
powers. On this account the city re-
fuses to pay the price agreed on, and
now the old oil lamps have to be mus
tered into service until the matter is
finally settled.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-14
DENMARK.

Bech-Olsen, the worlds champion
wrestler, recently gave several solo
numbers at a benefit concert. He has
a fine, strong voice, and if his muscles
had not tempted him to choose wrest-
ling as a profession he might have be-
come a successful opera singer.
A musician fell through a trap door
in the stage of the theater at Aarhus
and was killed. His fiance, who. was
clerking in a store and knew nothing
about the accident, tainted at the
same moment and was taken to her
home while her dying lover was being
hauled to the hospital.
Ayoung man in Copenhagen pocket
ed q few hundred .kronor belonging to
his employer and went to the Paris
worlds fair to enjoy himself. But
part of the money was stolen. In
climbing a plank to get into the fair
grounds he received a scratch on q
rusty nail. Blood poisoning set in,
and he had to be cared for at a hospi-
tai. When dismissed as cured he had
reached the limits Of his resources,
and he voluntarily surrendered him
self to the police and vas returned to
his native land. The SEQUEL of his es-
capade is one years service at the
Vridsloselille reformatory.
The elections to the Icelandic althinp
have resulted in a great majority for
the proposition of Prof. Gudmundsson
to create a special Icelandic ministry
I. o-I ~s-o T1o1D-1 ~ ~t,,o II w on p,&o-~
nous government.
Henriette Bjerre, a young lady at
Holstebro. died while having a tooth
pulled. Mrs. Holm, the dentist who
performed the operation, was assisted
by DR.. Gimsing, tho latter applying
the chlorofSrm.
Four Danish ladies are establishing
a tavern for Scandinavian travellers in
Sicily. 1t is located in Taormina, a
| town at the foot Of Mount Etna. The
enterprising ladies have bought the
! ground, and a new building is in pro.
cess of construction.
The little river running through the
city of Aarhus is more of a nuisance
than a thing of JOY. Hence. it is pro-
posed to change its course. turning its
waters away from the city through
the Marsellsborg forest.
The first temperance cafe of Copen.
hagen has just been opened. One o:
the features of the restaurant is thai
workingmen on p~ay-days may have
their money changed without being
compelled to buy anything.
/ FAr- - - .l-a
The University of Copenhagen, TAX.
ing advantage of government appro
priation, has invited 900 professors ane
students of the Universities OF Cam
!. bridge, Glasgow and Dublin to be it
guests during their trip to Denmark
next m An Anglo-Danish asso
citation will be formed to further inter
university relations.
Gustaf WED has published a new
collection of comedies under the com.
mon title, 1.-THE Weaker Sex" Bisho1
G. L~euenbach has warned the publ,
against the book, of which he hat
read ten pages with disgust. Hi.
warning, it is feared, will act as
great boom for the book.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-14

Nobody knows all about it;
and nothing, now known, will
always cure it.
Doctors try SCOTS Emul-
sion Of Cod Liver Oil, when
they think it is caused by i'm
perfect digestion Of food.
You can do the same.
1t may or may not be caused
bv the failure of stomach and
bowels to do their work. If
it is, you will cure it; if not,
you will do no harm.
The way, to cure a disease
!. is to stop its cause, and help
the body get back to its habit
of health.
When SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil does that, it
cures; when it don't, it don't
cure. 1t never does harm.
a The genuine has
G 6 !. !: !: !. !: ! !: !: !: !. :: ; : ! ! :" !. ! : !: !: !: !: !: !: !: !.
~ this picture on it, take
MMNssWHSSSA no other.
KA/D If you have not
MMAR tried it, send for free
W sample, its agreeable
hlI taste will surprise
WN you.
Nh IN SCOTS BOVINE,
M-A Chemists,
@~ 400 Pearl St., N. Y.
SOC, and $1.oo all druggists.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
THE BUSY LITTLE HoUSEKEEPER.
FRlDAY-CLEANINC DAY.


~ --..e.. grease from carpets cover the spots
with -four or dry corn meal ana pin a paper over
7 a. Repeat the process every siH hours until the
grease Is drawn out. brushing the old -four OF each
time.
II Ink 10 Spilled q carpet cover II Immediately
with blot,ing paper and renew II as - soIied.
II a cArpe: Is wiped over ana then with q
nannel clo;h wrung out Of warm water and ammonia
IA pail Of water and Tablespoonful OF ammonis). II
Will always look bright. II must be wiped dry with
a clean cloth.
II the window glass 10 very dlnsy put little
soda In the water. bu, do not IL, II the sash.
Dry quickly with old newspapers and polish With
chamois akin. Wood alcohol 10 also good to use on
very dingy glass. .-
Mating Is washed with salt and cold water and
carefully dried Rub the very dirty spots nrst with
water and corn meal II white mating has turned
to bad color II can be washed Pvcv with weak co.
luton OF soda which will turn ia pale butter ysllew
Use pint o. salt TO q gallon OF wat9. Uas .
flannel cloth.
The evening world., 1900-04-06

Il
say more Than twenty iniautes before Phyllis ave
me my cue by rising suddenly
! I'm sorry to seem rude or ungraeous" she saSl
1 sim; ..bu, vou really mus, excuse me now I've ~
a club naper TO prepsre tomorrow mornins. ~
must get TO bed early
signed. Phyllis heayed a sieh. too but rsoe>se>l
H. II was over the club paper that W. had quar-.
relied. p
Good. nish;" said PhyIlis vtiGly. But faacSsA
that detected signs OF sofenlr about her syss anA
mouth and spoke I'd brsyely
| 81 ,uppo,s II had better be ,sood.by' A we'll" I
told her
'You know "a long aso decided that v> believed u
vors. than foolish for two peop,e 10 marry unless
or agree TO differ pleasantly We've clearly demon.
.tratsd our inability 10 do either tonight 10 thers
s-ems nothing for IL bu. to sh,k. hands recfetfliy
and mar,
| ..of course we shall hath h. n u,,l. lonely for q
while but suppose ve shall get over /, in time and
h. -l.. ~,o h,d IN. .,,.,,,, r, h.so,. r,,t,s,s
had ZONE too far II viii h. much hsrd.r FOR me-
thar vo, &" 7 finished rn.s,,n lively .because vou
viii have .o mauy friend. ana lovers to console YOU
will. nsttids Jorkps ix the oniv nerson can think
NJ a, present rho viii try tn console me-"
-sbe'u talk YOU to death and let you 10 hun~ry
.ftervard" snapped PHYLLIS who. cordially dsiikes
Miss Matilda
matilda Jorkinx is tho onlv woman knov az vho
4. willing Ia own herself dofeatea In an .rsnmeot
bs.an prcxeoty know she "a can.b,s of this sr~af.
ness M mind and sou, beoaus. .hs,-., -
Told. you so her,e,,." lp,srruu,,., rhyiita
.And IN. ,hink. ,, a. ao sh,, ,hs. ..h..,, .n1x.
say" continued PHYLLIS I'm arest triumnh = .,onoS.a
later
''You mean YOU think YOU think just a. she dosas
I checkmated her by remarkIng ..Bu, then shs'n
differ,n nj from some konen She SAYS that Il In ouiv
The evening world., 1900-04-06
WOMAN AND BARGAINS.

H HERE 10 grumhling complaint from an
M anonymous quarter that the shopping
VUv woman 10 wasting her husbands substance
on fnvolities. Passing the inaccuracy Of
- The assumption that the shopping woman
b . woman who buys. We challenge any
nnoghs male to compare his own expense accoun,
- sue9auous cigars and treating" with the
tla0issa bills Of his wifes bargaining.
Il y only when . woman's purchases run IA
0w1sinsss that she is open to the censure Of The
eguAny sxtsayasant man. In these days rood
eagos y not szpenslve. II doesn't by any means
iuoly luxsry. 3d. while the bareain-counter NAV
eAsivs lsetimately the stoddy and sewxaw com
~ dAould thrive not II all.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
FASHIONS FeTISHES

nERE ErouRSEAu. DomtntcAn priest ssd sss
r. Of the most eloquent sppaksrs h the Preach
Priesthood. delivered . serusoa q ths 'cashsdrsI
Of Xosre Dame TIE other day that created . sensa.
tiea ansos the fashionable fair osss Who hAl coss
70 lar hin preach These BEAUTIFULLY ftocsed nen.
daisfs go told that they beesssas lltsis bsscr
shas bssbaans; that ron not earia0 fee hs ways Of
nsh1ssssnSss A<y we're actually tueok tS fstistisa
ssd idSaAssy. he savage a opfkse Afsics - IL
fssAieasAts vonsa es rans bssh ~ 49, chsraD
~ snuseN In rarh thsss vsgs 49, ~ ~ aSs
ssssstsA ~ th>ss shsap vsis - ~ ~ lsssss-
~ = con1n1ne eselg11e - 1e<VDoDsoo luuooo1
-: = - - - : - =: s -: - -
The evening world., 1900-04-06
QUERIES AZ! sS ANSWERS rs e:
EVENING WORLD READERS.

"It 10 ~
Which 10 correct: "ft 10 l." or 1T 10 msr'
EN0Ll00
FiSty.thssA strsss asa rSfth Avs.as, psstsseAat
Episeepal.
Where 10 o. Thomss's Church: OF what rslisssn
II, GEORGE LYoNA
I9s.SS1.iSS, 3SsSoo.iS0.
VIVA, IL the population of the Russian DnDirs,
What IL the population Of England and all hse pes.
sessions? wARvlE ASHER
Apply q ss1rsas Csspt.
Can have my name changed. and whsrs Will I
have TO 50 TO do so' PETER 0RuSkA0Le.
1900 rect, AS reet, ~ Feet, el3.0eeAeo.
Kindly give me some information about the building
OF the bridge at Delaney street. East River; IT,
IRENE leasth. With. helsh, and us probable cost.
MAX l.
The evening world., 1900-04-06

work pattern In pastel shadN Others have . clock
effect In brilliant coors All these styles appear In
the Isle stockings. which ere comparatively not at
all expensive.
There black silk stockings daintiy powdered
With tiny flowers like the forget.me-not. worked In
delicate hues. Other black stockings have . diamond
pattern. bright In color. woven up tho front. Upon
this lighter background OF pale pink. blue. green
violet purple Is embroidered delicate tracery Of
vines
The evening world., 1900-04-06

You cannot stockinss too gay this Summer
Brish, red hose with black polka dots are highly
favored French blue with white dots or figures Il
very fashionable. Stockings OF gray. with vertical
stripes OF red white. blue or black are another va
riety recommended by Madame la Mode. These ana
the French blue stockings will be very effective wnen
worn with patent-lsather low shoes. vieing with the
red pokadot stockings for favor for wear with tan
half shoes are the brown hose with white polka dots
Very gay hose are OF black. with q kind Of lattice
The evening world., 1900-04-06
sisneA Their Nsnss u Bleed.

10 the Ezit@ q rAs Evsuins wsrid;
on Oct We started . little club. and all members
said that they would stand by II 10 the last Now T.
is qui,e different They have all left u but me- and
wan, TO stick 10 my duty ~ President Should ! give
q up or mott We went through srea, pledges that
would not Svs up. such crossing the heart sign
ing names with blood. and many other
curious fests Would Kind reader please advise
me a. . President what should do! JR
The evening world., 1900-04-06
WHARF Girls Are Pref Grad

IN Germany and Holland sFis are chosen In prefer
ence to young men In all occupations whore they
! can 30 advsntaseousiy employed. At Munich
many Of the clerks and bookkeepsrs In the hanks are
siris Al the railway stations some who attend the
windows for the sale Of tickets are girls. and the
cashiers In the cafes and restaurants are Of the sane
sex '.f
The evening world., 1900-04-06
BlR LUCK
i. For April 7.

+ YOU were born on April this Is the
meaning of the day for you:
II Is somewhat favorable to-day. lou
can change. lournsy. visit, and write.
An arrive year coa!ronts sou. and In some
respects a favorable one. LOTS comes
through changes ana BY some Investment.
Guard your expenses and bs moderate In your
pleasures. Copyrighted by the Sphinx Maya.
zine. Boston.
The evening world., 1900-04-06

This nodsh example In fawn brosdeioth eonmsnds
Itself TO the tall woman. 4
Zlssag folds that dip In the back are sdds1 bs,ov
the shaped yoke. which forms the top Of The skrt;
though % deep II 10 ret called . YOKE.
A oorr<spondns eject In folds anishes tAs bojsep,
which y worn over white nevsssiins blouse. hs,a
In with black satn gird!e with White embrsissry
Eeru lace crnanenis the neck and the vhns .nssfs
poplin revsrs of this Bon Ton showing
All the cloth edses are finished With stitching. ana
four fancy buttess At the front Of the tseset.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
NO STEAM IN THE TUNNELS !

~ TOP the idea night where 4 10!
No steam Locomotives In the npdd transit
tunnels!
IL has been promised that tAs unla-
Nl ground route shall be clean. and that the
air about the trains shall DO pure. The
promise will be broken II foul-breathing engines
are allowed 10 enter the subwaya
II II can be arranged to bring Long leland Rail.
way trains into the tunnels with electric motors
all right Otherwise there must DO a Change
cars" where the city route begins.
No smoke. steam OF coal gas for our under
ground passages
The evening world., 1900-04-06
Earth Fortifications,

M iLirARf engineers are practically agreed that
wi no material for Notifications Is superior 10
earth. When clay Is not obts,nabie as on the
seashore sand Is collected into bags and thess are
laid In regular heaps along the line Of the proposed
fertilization In such fertilization the balls from
the enemy's guns sink without doing damage. and
shells explode harmlessly. u
The evening world., 1900-04-06
Asaisst rsnisg Chsrehss.

10 he E1ie' 81 1hs EVsaaG WofN
Some advocates taxing churches, but forsets to
suEsrst taxing schools Such characters overlook the
fact that but %. churches keeping religious con-
victons alive anarchy and al manner Of crime would
soon rsevan 10 such an extsat that 10 eevesaA. II
eeul1 maintain sst>r without lasns military ssscss 70
sngyrsss rvveeh g.; tsvaed TIT ~ Nv ~ sss
1sGD ~ y NJ. - All
The evening world., 1900-04-06
Two Little Girls.


N twins. I guess. cause my ma cay
I'm two little sfris. An one O. me
10 good little girl: an IN other n she
10 bad little SRI - she can be-
An ma saws 90. most every day.
An shss the funniest ma! Cause wAsn
Ny doll won't mind. an lot cry
Why. men my ma she sob an sigh.
An say. Dear good little girl. Good-byi
Bad little giri's coined here again"
IAst tina Z m cot that away.
cried all to myself awhile
Out on tho steps. an men I smiia
An get my doll all nxed In s;yiH
An 20 In where's mas At. an cay:
Morning to you. momsny. dear:
Where's that bad little girl wus hsrsf
Had little girls Gonsd clean away.
An good little Giri's coined hack to stay"
James whitcomb Rliey In the Century.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
ARMY AND
NAVY SALAD.

small dice. Mix the two and pour them dress
Ing made as follows; Rub the yoks OF NO hard.
boiled eEes with tenspoonfu Of made mustard. two
saitspoonfuls OF salt, . tablespoonful OF tomato
catsup. half a tablespoonful Of white pepper and
three tsbiespoonfus OF OIL When thoroughly mixed
add winesassful OF vinsger and beat In the whites
OF the eggs, chopped nns. -
The evening world., 1900-04-06

kinks out OF their legs and swing their hoofs In
rhythmic ma.es as they wh!rl In the s!ddy walts all
the while digging their heels into the moque,te
pets and shaking the tin foil from the chandeliers
She says tina, this sor, Of thing spoils the furniture
The evening world., 1900-04-06
APPLE AND
CELERY SALAD.

diced mix equal parts Of
and blend thoroughly
Serve on lettuce leaves.
The evening world., 1900-04-06

The iandlady 10 fond Of music. especially when her
daughter plays "Rusacana the plano for the star
boardsr. but she does not like It when It comes from
q hand-orGan emitting melody under the windows OF
her boarding .houss For then the boarders shake the
The evening world., 1900-04-06
WHIT ONE WOMAN THINKS

TT u always easy to borrow trouble
The man who rides q bicycle has lots Of 60.
Mover loan thing you cannot afford 20 lose
The soft young man II apt to be half baked.
Young folks IN love are very much inclined 10 waist
time.
Spoiled children are not confined to those Of tsadsr
years.
Some men are celebrated for their muscle: others
famous for their cheek.
Some people learn enough In six weeks foreign
travel TO bore others for lifetime.
The motto Of the modem young woman. according
to popular author is. BE man, II you can. ana
II you can't. be as much like one a you can.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
MORE KILLING OF INNOCENTS.

q OF the Interstate Park. on Long Island. there
began on Wednesday Of this week
slaughter Of live pigeons duplicating In
barbarty that At Aiken. s. c.. upon which
kSc The Evening World commented the same
day
The Long Island sport" paased under the name
q the eighth annual Grand American Ave-Bird
Handicap"
On ths opening day pigeons were killed At the
sats q shout hve hundred an hour. The siaugh-
tse ~ pusposeisss and cruel The sport" was
unnanly and (for two Of the "spor.smen" wore
skirts) unwomanly. Clay pigeons would have
easwFsd every demand for the tourney.
Humanity and the law should prevent ninth
aanual "0sNnd American" exhibition of sayasery
n New York STATE It least.
The evening world., 1900-04-06

and brings the house down to the level Of Consy
Island popcorn pavilion
The barriers. however. enjoy the music and DO not
seem to care that M the while they wearing out
he carpets they are digging large and thrilling holes
with their heels In the iandiady's heart
The evening world., 1900-04-06
EGG
SALAD.

yoiks through . sieve,
adding q little at q
dressing 10 make them
full Of lemon juice AND
pepper. Mako this in,o
small marbles. Garnish
sprinklel with chopped
OF chopped parsley. and
Cover With French dnss'
The evening world., 1900-04-06

4 delicious salad may be
made from apples and eel.
sy. First chill them In
cold water. AFTER they are
both together. Salt to taste
with mAyonnaiss dressing
The evening world., 1900-04-06

- , - excuse for teachers usins bsA x,~,,,,
onDe but bad Language eomss nstur.ilv -
49, No have 10 stay ou, there IN. w. ,
The evening world., 1900-04-06
FOUR GOOD SALADS.

Shred . small whke head
OF cabbage rs iins IS pos
sibic ana cut half . pound
The evening world., 1900-04-06

No End OF Explosives.
Thirty ysaSs ago there we're only about = s1plesive
oomDeunds known. Now there ere moro than 100