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what do you think OF the result OF
Coy. odeli. - ~ ! : -e
would hardly cali II sat,sga Glory
from Republican standpoint. /.
caves our part In bad .an are.-vl.rg t.aa
i,sila i'e, with an a1sportafR natIoaaI
ca mpaiEn coming on Pm greatly cor
/ uturU, ne rJaf5iIt5tf=
can party Isn't united as il ought ID
be
| What do YOU think OF the manages
fnent of the Republican cAmpaigne,.
Calls II Assinlne.
u was most assininc, There was tlie
most assinine policy | ever knew. Az
result we haze only elected 4i,e sheatt
of our ticket. Az thlnga stand. 1t looks
pretty much like u Democratic victory,
WfY. the Republicans made no cam
pasgn at all. and no canvass, The bulk
-t',fata ae zn1sth wns put on Mr. Haraesss
shoulders.
MS advice wns never asked once.
J. ssiaElH Of my -frie.iGs all over The STATS
tiad the sane experience.
he ReptF9l1gans should get @tu4.,,a NJ
70 win the next eamrs,lsf, IN. this state.
Aiso, We must recognize the existenee
of those things which Hearst represents
ard tt,ssifirs. ami mcet fslenl In a con-
seryhtiSe and sane way,
DO you think Hughes should rec,H-
flsSsA=s some departments .si-
i,y,r 4 2
Wei" ne replied. there .e this 10 b.
snld II the people who are Ii, charge
u'TTTT rnsTifs IN AIbayiy
i,,e,-r 7sttrr.tton TO rtIttr puyt-,
ness and less to politics they would
do oetter.
THAT waH one OF my own mistakes.
fslIetl5I ssisst ssvetzior i sslouid not have
aaessf,e Sc ise !t--.rsrsr, rtIp stnte- com.
mittee
crltlnlzes Raase4s eli r.
- " Tho effect -,f Pres ffr,,t
Rooaeyelt,s interest in tie cal,npiignY r,
II Was unfortunate. he result was
the result that always follows feyier.t4
he history ot snis s,a,c
Shows tliat interference by a President
e, ny dis sErolIa
DO son think thai Hearst ~ weaker
, z1tronger since Iis defeat 2.
stronger. He made remarkable
!. iinioaasH. Aiomst every. newspaper in f
~ ~ to except hts ewii opposed him:
mo great run he iride under ttlnaa eli
demonstrates beyond a
it,a'sit LOU tsAt.t hn II uus1ai political
Hofcc Mr.. Hearst has also demons
tfsi hat tr and sY,etfk
! do not Ike him any better
han does any other Republican, but
ms does not prevent me from recognize
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PIMLIcO RESULTS.

PIaildccu RACE TRACK, Soy 4, 81
The races here to-day resulted as ,ol.
1ows:
FIRST RAcEs-T'wo-y ycar-olds. stx f,,-.
lonSs.--I .andsman cCreamerl, 10 : and
10 4. !, Nancy CWaishl. i 10 ma :
10 5. 2, Dairy Maid tJohnsonj. 5, Tim,
LIE,
SECOND RACE Three. year.olsz ~,
up: ak tnriongs,~+tferntan johnson
tHagane 10 ] and 10 3. /, Anna.
Smith lEnEiandcrl, 10 10 ana ID, j. q
Cohn,,rsa (Denntsonl, ,. TImc--a is Il,
THIRD R4,cf3--All ages: one mile III
Winsomc Ways tChandlerl,i 4 10 and 4
10 z. i; Humelander FTayiGrh ITO l,nnS
event. 2; Judge Waite (Englanderj d
Time--i.tS,
FOURTH RAG E--Steeplcchase; thrco.
yeartofds. Two miles on itht 3nlga,rI,
iJohnsot.) I6 to bJand ta ~ Ii Tgl,faraa
tHarrisonl Cil to . and to ;Jl a B.r,.,-
Naddeii tRael 3, Times 81 az
FIFrH llkcE-ss.& firlongs- optlotnn
tLee), q 70. Z and out. | Eminoln JSchol.
lerl. 9 TO ! and esen. q Lady Vera
(Englander). q Tinies-ll7l-4
SIXTH RACE Taree- year.olds aud
up; mile and forry yards, -lvnnhoet
tiohpsanl, 10 10 and 10 8, won. WidIt
oW's Mite tRiIey). y to. and s 10 1.
secondi Cadishon {Beiachl. third, Time
-i.fsi-a
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NO STRIKE ON N. Y. CENTRAL

an hour. Mr.. Ilannahan stated th
demands OF the Hremen. The two gen
eral agents then made this counter
proposition:
= The nrw electric motor enssnes wi
be operated as are the steam locomo
tlIeE Tor u period Of six mnnthS raa
ilreHen AT present employed ARE
act as helpers" II It Is decided b
the management. a. the cnd of st
months that the hfemten arc getting tn
best OF the agreement. they will b
asked to cover more miles per day 10
the rate of wnKcs tt,cn prevailing.
This arrangement was practically sat
isfactory to the fremcn, The matter of
the noM Wage =saale went over fora few
daYs. when tha =cnmpnn!aR Nil mako An
ofrer. The men are asking a slight nd
vance In pay.
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BELMONT TUNNEL {
. CAN NOW GO AHEAD.

justice Fitzgerald handed down / de-
.csalon late this afternoon grantiag an
Injunction 'o the New York and Long
island Railroad tHelmonp, restraining
John II. o5Rrien, NJ Fire Commissioners
Mayor Mcclellan and the rest Of the
city and baroaGh off!eials from inter-.
fnrfn.: With the work OF constructing
the Forty second street tunnel Justice
Fiiagerald follows the line OF Justice
fiiRnrilard's y do1iEtpH on The same case
when he nsflised 10 stop the work MI
the suit was tried, Ii was tried before
Justieo Fitzgerald last summer.
Justice Fitzgerald says this decision ID
based on ,aiA ground that this ls Ii Sgrslt.
pifpllc, WORK and TO stop IL would be-
10 tnJure tie company more than the
ritz wpn.i be injured tf II ~ allowed
70 ~ on, and the city has lts action a Il
law after II 10 done Sor damages, com.
per ton or the fke,
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NORTHAMPTON. Mass. Nov, H.
AtYe.eriana .thef,a of mnnex, watches
and 3ewelry from the roors OF the
student : NJ Smith cnllefge, which have
been frequent during The past Two
monthR. were epIa!ned to-day when Two
little Girls con nfessed==ift the 1iiteFtla-
Court that they had stolen the sa|n-
nblcs, Mary Whalen, twelve years old.
ard Annie sinshad#. thtrfsHh. tiiie girls
brought into court galnei aecnss to the
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LAT0NIA RESULTS.

LAFoNIA RACE TRACK. Nov. Is.
The races here to-day resulted az
folloz.s,
mile King Pepper g so / and 10
l0t I. The Thrail a 70 for fiacel .
Red ThistIe ], Time--i u rs
SECOND RAcE--Ono mile.-.Beau
Brummell t6 TO | and 2 TO ID /. TanaSei-
!. 40 10, II,
teenttl,-Tartan t6 ana 2 10 II i. Dr,
L~gso teven for place. :. Nat Il. g.
Tine--i Il s-5.
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HIGH COURT BACKS STOKES

tspeeial 10 The Evening woritl
IS -ALBASI.ZS.-Y., Sov. r3.=f he Court
OF Appeals Today sustained wt1tHrH z.
70. Stokes in his fight against the Son-
tal-rt...44 -tr-er-atd -nraknra- Blair
u Col fa;= aIEifeE- -ur rus III w--F 1IE-K
issued In 1907 which Stokes eh.ltned
should have been transferred TO him ut
par.
Instend. thc trust company sold the
whole issue OF tnr,op 10 rtRir g fu
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Former Governor Declares that IN
reference from Washington Caused
Defeat Of Nominees on the State
Ticket and Injured Party.
SAYS CAMPAIGN WORK
WAS WEAK AND ASININE.
Declares that HearstI Is Now Stronger than Ever,
Complains Because He Was Not Con
suited and Says Good Republicans 45T
Are to Be Removed,

EsBos Benjamin B. ode former Governor and former STATE
Chairman OF his party declared to-day interview at he Fh
Avenue Hotel that the Republican management in The fpht
Just ended was anne and that bad left the party in deplorahe share
He said the intervention OF President Roesepeto aid the 1.ae4
by Charles f. Hug mistake and thai had merely made
Hearst stronger, formidable political factor than he had hsn
before
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Will Throw Whole Burden Of Stan
ford Whites Murder Upon Her
Shoulders and Appeal to
Synapathies Of Jury.
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FEW WITNESSES BESIDES
WIFE ARE TO. BE CALLED.
j. Judge Demas, of San Francisco, Retained on
100000 Fee to Conduct Defense,
~ Famous Espeftin AUnwritten
-La#s,,. Cases.
Law, Cases.

Evelyn Neb Thaw holds the life of her husband at her command
AT least this the belief Of Dolphin NJ Delas California The en-
who has been retained for 100000 conduct the defense
Harry Thaw in his trial for killing Stanford White Thaa and his
COUNSEL according information of the
believe that she situation that by going on tine
stand and giving testimony prove a. husband justified in
shooting White she will be able to sway the Jury
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FAST TRAIN DITCHED.

GlEmeoc twenty seven miles west OF
here, to-day Beyond cuts and bruises
train pinngcd Into an enibanIsrnent and
the track bed was torn up for 100 feet.
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Another FavorIte Score

Battle Axe Went to the front In tho
Attn and sazlae the fsiHf,irIF ffIfiowts4 nv
l. j. Hayman and Nellie Burn, In In.
stretch /. ]. Hstyman went TO the front
and won tSistly by Il length and a half
ir..Iny s.a Ii ~ x
Il length for the flinI.n q I, "a
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ROCKEFELLER WINS. "

ALBANY. Nov ls The Court OF Ap.
peals TO-DAY affirmed the Judgment OF
the courts below which awarded VIII
lam Rockefeller IS cents damages and
SIgo;sl costs against oliver Lnmora, OF
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SENATOR CULLOM ILL
WITH INDIGESTION. /.

WASHINGTON. Nnv, 1s.-senator
Cullom suffered q slight attack os indi.
Kcstion and Nausea while ait the Navy
Department to-day, requiring the at
tention oL Il pay ya.elsin.@ He is EeHtiil1
raglly and Il Is believed aoon w!iI Ia
completely recovered.
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peuee-teertff-a Gaftou-

Deuce went 10 the front at the stnrt
OF the slstn made all the running. ana
Won in gallop hy two lengths from
fst,i4+F no tsrs ~ ssSI
lengths for the place
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Slayer Quickly Caught.

THE stricken man reeled nifty foet.
eninshed nlindly INTO 2tslsart and
=t.irts hrta.ct.a-i thu Grand --strnet car
tracks In heap OF spilled fruit and
scattered pesttADtrs, x p1lIeaman WHO
saw the whole thing captured the sluy-
or IN ne dart,d away.
fs,,F Fszs, 1nasxei,sr= handsome, sriaFs
2le4.i.i =. 4 ansi
type, did the shooting, He is thirty.
one years old, The man, no killed was
Nunstato LeRate. a man Did enough 10
DO his father and very we'll known
about 4 certain chlanti sziooR In Hes
Lar street, near Mulberry where a lot
Of shady thinga hhYa happened lately
Pavone. Who works as a stenographer
III ltAiian neMhIlApec ontcus, fila bees
in 1STuUrtru TrvcT , cTrg' ssryIHB every
cent he tet.!d rake tasetasr TO bring his
r i OF
Policeman Dick Wilson. OF the
Charles street station. was passing on
saw the wounded ITALIAN drop and die
In tho wreckaSe OF the pushcnrt Draw
lngs nis pistol, Wilson jumped Off tho
ear ana chased PaFone,
Capture of Pavone.
He overlook him as Pavone turned
out OF Mott intp Hester street FfhHk
SelKins. or No 222 Second street.
brooklyn, . railroad foreman. was try
.iug 10 intercept she fugitive, AS Mel
SON ran up Nth his gun extended Pa
yone readily surrendered.
II was going TO my room 70 got some 4
clothes l+a5ore / gave myself up SAID 4
Paybne us Wilson handchned him. All
~, Mulberry street stat ton the prisoner
tuia ,hc story that Is given heru OF the
sefsSa ma noiiSs are Inclined to think ne
t.,i,s na ,hs truth, although L was a queer
nIae. and time for collecting Black I
''"t'' An old Offender.
pavone said the police would find q
,.t,, M his victims BODY, and thuE did I
r. iecato's hip pocket was a big blue
~ "a ttridges, When Coroner Acritellii
~ ~ d the body he recognized itegato at Il
M s,nm. ne 4 man whom thtseppllcn detec- |
tives nt Headquarters had long sus-
,tt.,,rsa al being IA moving spirit In I
tt,IaeK Hand and eounterfelting oper- 4
istsN,H its,,s AZ was arrested last month
! aser Tony Garohno had been shot
a,,na in Il duel across Mulberry street
ssi@esn rival gangs. but freed for lack
? Nc hailed from the town OF Reglo.
Inc nome OF the famous Italian bandit /.
named Musselino and the abiding place /
sf aome of the worst rogucs that ever
the italian mountains,
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Franklin County. Lamora caught, nsl
in that Part OF the Middle Branch 0
tho 81, Regis River flowing through
tho frea, forest preserve OF .sackGtsi.cr
In the Adirondacks
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100000 THEFT CHARGED,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. l3;--E. r. Derry
mud secretary and treasurer af the
Augusta Real EstHte and building As-
sortatiuH. has been Indicted for en-,
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at $50 shaTst Stokes contended that
as a stockheider OF the trust eastpstfy
hc was entitled to have frat chance
~ = -
IN" Trial Term upheld ihts contention
and awarded asin Ssa 2s1 ..s.s.ss = 10
Appellate Division reversed the Trla,
Term. and to-day the Court of Appeals
reversed the Appellate Division but rr-
he=award 81 NJ Ii, t..4s
-ryst from rI-- 20; 1fs1.
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Foraot Hesselt as a a-LaaY.

.'She had the nerve to nod al me and
i got so mad tina. l forgot myseIf as 4!
fady and pulled fIer hair fHlH pos
I.gsIuan came Up and asked what ihr
.,,,f a ,.f- -waH---------1--
-. she y stolen my husband - satti,
Then he took us both TO tho station
house. There she got scared and told
,ts that my husband was in a furnished
room at M 45 Cirranwfsii avenue. rhey
had rented Ii the night before. she snIa
telling the landlnry that they were =
youns married couple here to see tha
afrhts Then the detectives arrested m y
rrTr.,and for abducting her, bur r..
aiAn,t, Rho abducted him." -
How do ] know Why didn't Nh.
4. me Isis ,ell me so7 YesI anS Ma Ma
sam1,,s.Ile Mahatma and a whoia IL.
Of Of those people thai wear veiia and nd
In the cs.ildrer,'s room at the b5n,e
al the court sat the hypnotic girI. SIa
IL taii Rspi slender. and was well drcsss 4
In long gray coat, which U,f.i
closely 60 her zicnaer form. and 4
II admit hypnotize this YOUNG fellow
she said HE Just liked mef and hls
wife did nothing but nag HIN. so I
guess he Thought looked better ,-to
rhe girls relatives declared that both
husband and Mifc helped 70 luro her
aTsyd TBeyrdan was held BY Magistrate WHIT
wan ais the request Of Agent Bolts or
.Nn y.hi,a---'- cartnt,'
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RACE STEWARDS
D|SQUAL|EY THE
STAKE WINNER
Aqueduct Officials Show
Inconsistency in Cali
fornia Kings Case.
FAVORlTEs WIN PURSES.
ZieaaP in in the the First ifsst Race, Race Was Was
the the Only Choice to Fail
the Talent.
AQuEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RAcETsIstcr Frances Is 70
4 and 8 TO 81 4, Consistent Is to 2 for.
place. 2, zienap
SECOND RAcE-Frank Gill (s to
s and to s. I, oraculum (s to s TOR
place) 2. Purslane 8.
THIRD RAcE-ormonde's Right "a
To s and to ~ 1, Wcs is to s for
place1 2, Sir Ralph 3. California King
won. but was dlsqdaIlfied. ed.-------
FOURTH RAcE-Martln Doyle %
to 70 and I 70 81 I, Agile q to tor
pIaee) 2, Angler 8.
FIFTH BAcE-L. J. Hayman Il to
10 and TO 4a 4. Nellie surn (6 to I
for plaee) 2. Bnt.leaxe 5.
SIXTH 5RAcE-Deuse q to ~ l.,
sadler "a to for plaee) 2, King
Henry 8.
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bcxzling tFqg ths association sHn1
tpproslmatiHg $4,000 Tho accused is
sixty yes.rs old, a member or an hon-
aored and influential family and has FOR
ycafs oa'cnpled a nigh position Ia bust
ness and church circles.
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+ ST, LOUIS. Nov. l5,--A westioound
Missouri Pacific passenger train while
running nj full speed was hufied from
shs track by spreading rails near
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Inc Caronia teri New YORK NOV. Q
for ettcunstown and liverpool having
on board a fair number OF passengers
TO. tiis lime or The year, ineludIns
-tne Austrian. Hungarian a!aba4sddaF nj
Washington. Baron Won Hengclmnllsr.
The fotioWins sSrW ruykers " efe pas-
senGers On the caronia: Al. Adclsdor-
-ttr. and Mrs. H. $. Bradt, Mr..
Baitour, II. II. Dick. w T. Davis.
Charles HuekieRhreieh, Mr.. and Airs,
Arthur james. Mrs. r. A. Learned,
Master n Learned and Infant Mr, aid
Mrs. Peter Martin tsnn was Lily ooi.
richs), Mr., and Mrs. q. l.. Mander.
-if1iitam NJ lima, IL nin1-t t-,rss II line La. iS4
.hftsfiii. A .. II ,As-sai-- Moore. Mrs. c,7L.z
-twqr NJ r. and III h. q z ac4rsri Mrs
W. b Redmond. l. Sutfo. Mira. sutro.
Miss Florence Sntro. +. Il. Stakelum.
Mrs, Lucette +. Wilkinson. j. G. whrs-
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Dramatic Possibilities Rich.


Dramatic Possibilities Rich.
uder the skilled stage management
! nf a. In yyer Of TIM ex pertence mt Iiilge
/ DeInas tlia dramatic possibilities OF
/ such defense may be imasIned.7 II
Srw.li be necessary to ask the wife OF
Harry Thaw Bal one question. and this
might be $50 framed as 10 ba Tx anp-ex-=
tended cr6EH- EH-eAAanlratIon. Tho confes.
I HfoH or bGTutTTuf wonfah tfsat tho
! man her husband killed had dissonorcl
her@nr tried to- diahanar her haa sqne
y t5ng why with iurics in the past
The deal by which Judge Delmas Will
Do the Isading counsel Tor the defense
nf ,,rhnw WAS cninpiated yesterday af-
.=tefnnoa At No 10 broadway. His fee
IN The case Is said 10 have been agreed
npon al 100000 IN order to appear IN
I TIC TIN y case he applled sor admission
: 10 tiiez N.lss MAS I'D It'll
r e, e, tfrr few tisr ysz7 ago upon mo-
tion OF former Justice Augustus Van
Srycls.
- #sfsSt6ieu wftFh judge Betrnas. the
Thaw family announces. VIII bg chr.
ford w HartrIdsd and Messrs. Pea
body and Gleason. Although tho natues
OF many eminent local lawyers nays
been mentioned In canrtcticn with the
Thaw case, II is announced upon al,-
thority tha. young Thaw would no.
consider them because New York law.
yeFs all ADVISED u plea OF temporary
insanity.
Tiiaw has arranged his own defense
with tile assistance OF his wife, He II
Wtlful and arbitrary, az he has always
been. but judge pelmas Is depended
upon 10 handie him. rhe detensc eS,
posts tic case 10 be called on Dee, .
and Thaw sSpcGts 10 DO free BY Christ.
nas
counsel for Truston seale. 4
Judge De,.nas Is nttStriy years old
and ms associates regard Nim nj now
being at the height OF htsFinteliactuai
powers MOI only aoes ne exhibit the
8heneralanip OF the great First Consul
In marshaiiIng facts and theories and
law In the ease. but cloBeiy resembles
Napoleon In a facial way. His strong
character shows ilaelf In every line q:
Ess countenance. I'LL
Jtasge peimas han had experience il.
tcont!nasd on Second pass.>
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Omega OIL for All Aches and Palms that eaa
be reached externally. Trial bottle Los -
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Judge Dcinas called on his client In
tho Tomhs this afternoon and remained
In consultation with him for over an
hour. For the first time he heard from
clips of Harry Ttrtw the story of the
killing al stanford White asSThaw looks
sEr IilE w. and al 5 Iids desIFea -lIe
jury 10 look at *.
III rt-Eirst In ssPtsFabst-
IndEe Dtimns and Thaw. The first oc.
CURED in Seotember when tl.e great
California lawyer WAS tirst consulted
about taking up the case, On thai oca-
slon tue crime was discussed in OUT
line To-day Il was scne over bit by
bit. X may he3 sald as t;1t result OF tito
conference sfat tie work u preparinE
tho defense Of Harry Thaw is RAPIDLY
kinder way for the first time since he
was locked i'm In the Tombs.
IT Is reported In circles IN which Harry
,IEsssw moved hefaru ipe becanp rnurz
derer that outside 81 Eveiya Nesbit
THaw not in5FG than TfIiF a dozen Wit
-i,t.ssaes " IT La ltal-.IoI tAa dsfnnsa-.
They VIII testify that Thaw was driven
10 tic verge OF lHsanrry BY rtyetIrfUus
concerning the relations existing he.
tween. Stanford White and Evelyn
Thaw. Even this corroborative testi-
stst,eas mi ses.iad sttiaest. = IL
under certain conditions applicable to
the case OF the prosecution.
In cases similar to the one in which
ssazH FatsAt terdas tY- afra. " iti.
IAN ThuW Judge DGfmaS has success.
fully tnvoNed the ''nnwfitten Law
TAat VIII be the TRaw defense, The
fffffffR OF StanfDFI WHITE. aCTorutHg ~
be justified by Judge Delnas Upon tho
sworn confession OF Evelyn ,.eshit fhaw
10 the Judge ard jury that her relations
with Stanford White did not cease aftr.
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| rrhe morning after my husband went
sasss fftoti
Works on Eleventh avenue. where he
worked as bookkeeper. but no didn't
show APP swas -bFeken-heaftea, but IT
wa4 nor till -Waadared
about the streets all the morninE--that
I got trace or him; met the little
wretch who had stolen him on Eighth
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wife Caught Him .warblIna.

As a preliminary to the hair-puii!ng
bout Mra Berdan had listened 10 her
rccreant spouse wat'5ling 10 the an-
compartment, Of the new upright which
nhe had traded on FOR mn old SQUARE,
ynn. re he girl ! lai.a tlife tses t.
So kind and true, +
Although admitted Mr.. Berdan,
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What do you think OF the result OF
me u Election "a reporter asked ex-
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SO Sipd ana true;
Although admitted Mr.. Berdanl
there may be others like you,
Their eyes are not. as blue
Al this point of the yocallzaton Mrs
Berdan ran in from the bedroom, where
she Was liking her hair 10 go 10 tho
theatre With her husband and pretty.
blue-eyed Martha. 10 find her glriish
friend s<a.ei on Berdants iup. wniEe the
'fai iFiffeaa psie rnantrd iIts admiration,
u pulled her hair good FOR her. III
admit. said Mrs. Berdan in court rhis
=iHaEHitas .ss== E
eYea are -hinrk--nn -nntI Invited m
friend. Mamie. who Is a lovely young
lady and works in Fourteenth
street store. 70 dinner with me. my
husband thought they We're ths e,isy-
eyes on earth We'll, yeu see--this
was last Tuesday Mamie came to din
ner and behaved lovely. but she
s.Ilt tlssts1
MHrrnn Ian ndaaAr A1rHUugn snG Krtes'-
so demure then that both old Mrs.
Berdan and myself thought there Was
no harm in her. we didn't krow she
waa only fourteen, She looked more
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
MEN OF LEISURE.
There Is a Vast Difference Between
Them end Mere i6Iers.

The word .'leisure" comes from q
Latin word which means sit is law
full" or it is permitted, or it is al
lowed, and, therefore, by leisure we
do not mean idleness, but space Of
time during which or condition in
which we are at liberty to do as we
please. Hence '1eisure" has come
to signify the time during which we
are free from the demands of pro,
fession, business or occupation and
which we can at our own pleasure
devote to something other than that
which is regarded as our work in
life. 1t is taken for granted that
every man should have some work
in life, some duty or occupation
which it falls to his lot especially to
perform, whether from necessity or
choice. If a man profess to have no
such demand upon his energy and
time or if he ignore the fact that
he ought to have his work in life, it
is the fashion to call him "a man OF
leisure" which, in this sense, is one
Of the most ignoble epithets which
can be applied to any human being.
On the other hand, we often see
persons doing their legitimate work
in such self contained and (A'lber-
ate way that we speak Of them as
working leisurely. There cannot be
greater praise. They have such com
mand over their work that they
really take their own time about it,
and the consequence is that the
work is well done. Contrast these
with persons who work excitedly
and nervously, who cannot brook
the slightest interruption and who
regard with impatience everything
which does not Immediately fall in
with the task in hand. The former
ought to be called the "men of lei
sure and the fashionable name for
the do nothings changed into idlers.
We wish to emphasize the fact that
leisure has something to do with
law and rule. 1t implies right to
command ourselves and is the very
opposite of that tyrant which does
more to ruin life than any other
hurry. Every man ought to aim at
doing his daily duty in 'leisurely'
fashion.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
Nursery Stock.

/ have made arrangements with
and of the best nurseries in the
South and will sell fruit trees
this season at the right sort Of
prices for the best stock. AL
trees boughr of me will be dehv.
cred free of cost at the proper
season.
If f.. NJ. WINsLOw.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15

II have solved the servant prob
leln," said the woman with the COM
pressed lips and the determined
eyes.
"You have? ?" asked the other per-
son.
II have. When things get to such
a pass that the hired girls want
three days out in the week, want the
use of the parlor every other night
and Sunday afternoon, want me to
play soft love songs while they are
entertaining their beaus in the
kitchen on other evenings, insist on
the privilege Of debating what gro
ceries and meats ! shall buy, claim
the right to wear my clothes and
bonnets, dictate whether or no I
shall keep a dog or a child, succeed
in having my house decorated and
furnished to accord with their tastes,
and-well, when things are as they
are / am just
"Not going to keep servants any
longer
Better than that. / am going
to hire out as servant and enjoy
fe."-Judge.