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lit nlllllnebr enbgilltigc Gntld)cioull0
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perncurS @raf b. @obch mel6cm
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oicnlt ouai6cibct, unt IN Die Sip!ps
matte iiberjlttretcll, miro @cncrn!>
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jenem Shubgcbict illl,girte ltnO and,
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neutrality-suspicious. u~oQIt0noig Der
trait lit.
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ncllr BON Somoa, meldcr olfGngli6
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Gcid)sfoloniolanlt, oeiicn Grridtung
ia bci6loiienc Code it, Gerlucnoun1
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ocS Tcidatngs, oeiicn Grncnnllng
bon pielcn Seitrn itorf %bciiirmortct
miro, lie erbGlt, lit nift mcbr iuobr-
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Cab Der Gr6prin5 Grnlt 81 Sober-
lobe 2ongen1urg Der Stootaicfrctdr
ocs nellen Observation-Disclosures iuer-
ocn miro, Gilt %oGgemcin ols abge.
nlod)t. gber ole 9eomten ocS Solo.
n%ioloicnltcs iinb fcincsmegs 5uirifs
ocn nit linn, peil or tic gegen Die bci.
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nii1cno pcrt6cioigt bnbe.
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Ser aaiier bat bic Ginlaoung oc3
Tr%in5re5enten 2uitpolO bon 9opern,
ser pcmn1titigcn icierlidcn Gr6ii,
nllng ocs ocuiid)cn WrlerntS IN
Miirdcn bei5lllpobncn, anaenonl,
men.
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am 10. gpril in Somburg b. D. s.
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Stcrben.
9os Seiinben Oes Miniltcrs ser
ofientlibcn Nrbeitcn, @eneralmojor
3. Z. b. Bubble, iibcr oeiien ihipere
grfranfung ihor; nieoerbolt beriftet
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YRarslaab & YenuIuiuauia VI. ".

Warglaab & YennIuiuania VI. ".
8fae b~erlafisn siorib.slbe.. IT. Oai.str .Stntton.
7.30 Borm., mao BORT tde'i&, ausgcnonlH,en
GoIrtnSa.
$50 8orm. rad Beta nur Sonntags.
$50 Borut. mad geIair tdgli1, au59enoTmen
Gonntag5. i
3o5 ylabm, mao Uor: ioali3. oubeeilommen
Gonn.anS.
4.05 sladnl. na1 geIia rtr sonntae8. ,
4.20 Hncbrn. mao Della idgli1, aisaencn,meH
GoitntagS.
500 abenos mao RcIair tdeIi9. oiseeruu,.
men G0Hniaes
II 90 abenbS aado 0eiuir mir Gpuntaes.
fl.46 Mbenb6 nuh 9eid.r WiftfuodS uno Gam.
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Mcrhants' & Mincrs' Sransporta'
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Tag. Wtiiiluoh mn Srcitug, IbcuoS 9 lbr,
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6 llbr TbcnoS.
6ru6t miro iasIitb bis b llbr gbmoS fir al
bcm Gage abinbreilhc Sampler angciiommeii.
Hnd Gduunlab tnb bcm Siloelt: iehcit Ntcita
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Der gscrtbe am Sibe ocs Gong'Sud5 ub. Gu
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SuIpihiireuu - Giout.@fc Berman. NIB
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bebinoerit. Sae ,9Sape 6priet" IN bus eir5iae
Goriet unf benz Winrit, iucldcs ireies gttbcnis
holen ~geitutiei. ,Eaaoe Gprfci". Earipre, 9r.
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Baltimore Sampf Tndet 81.

SuiitHHulC SuNhp Fuutl eu.
(9ntc nno Snucrlattse gai.ainie.)
Die Ner. StnoteIs BOT beftroerno.
Snnpfcr rWirainta" Lneu), pNlabama,"
6eprnia." .9cnncWcc."
Sampler fabrcrt tdQlidb, SuniinaS nliS0ctioil'
men, bon oet aNni'9inies" Biers, gr. t0-ts,
2igbts Gtrube, $50 WbcnbS, brett mad OLD
point Comfort, 9iorfoIf, luri5rtuui6 uro alien
Euulten oes GiibeuS. GcrbinouuG in Slo
lnint Comfort nit Is. & 8. Siienbnbn." giuh
Hi6mpnb. &crbinoullg in RortSmouib mt BEN
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nlputb uto s%ltInuia. IN glorfnlf Serbinolna
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Ncipa Nurf,
WGGbIicttcu ilad curopdil6em 8Iane, 2uru'
ribie @niilien5innler, eIeftrii6e WeIcidltili9.
Nnmpibci6nla, aoicn frei. 9iclerpirte Noiiitens
sumner in ben 9jueif @iireair Der Dat Cine. "
Sir. io7. SiisS'nItiIores Sirnhe; VT 300 nlo
500. GigbtsS trnbc, G. VI. g. Office. Giibcits@de
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GburIcesSiratc.
3ubn ". shrrupuo. G. 8ruipr,
SiccsNrdi. II. Sen. sW'nndGer. Gen. aFu. 'Igcnt.
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TaTe snr 9eiic ms NnslaHa be-
iOrat 6. 3aiac, Nr. 413, 6i-1aIti.
mere.S trafe, na!e Gnitpm5s1ie.Ase,
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6ul5 nnb &O9lcn.

Wcidntcs 1ihtcnbuls, " Gorb S3.75.
8riagtre Gidrnbuii, IL Suro 500.
Iiliingcr & Scbranf.
Soupt Niircui uno Nublenbof: Breitolts mo
SAB Giraffe. 3~iucigsQiireun: $40 Ipwn Goal
Co." Wipnimcnt, nnbc GnDs2trubc.
sci: &. & Y, NSplic III -Dio Court. 2G70.
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nndt MianttetEitn tdgIid, Nne 3iige bulten
in 99iImiuqiuu: 6 bilt irShetcr.
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Nbcretcn Nttunt., Gumocn Stution. LOO
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?i.O5 giobIi., S6.i5 gbcttoS.
gtcierhirltlra bon Baum in S6lafs ooer Bar.
Ipr. g9uqguns, Epeifes3iatcrt etc, lueroci ftneu
beiorot per 1elepbuu In allen fciaefoen Billet
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q, saolfe 1910. ODER Wio. 9onrtIano 1901; Wt.
HuHaG,SiattoL g.. & g.. ut. Sernott 1923;
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526, Glib liruuoiuan,
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Baltimore Obio -Babn.
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Z MINI Snnninna

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no, 1850, *s.45, *o.4s, 1885. itt.53 9Sors
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+4.l4. 400. bod. 900. 1866. 1916. *10.55.
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&prmittaaS. 1900 9dcbtS, 1906. 212.15.
100. 2t,05. 100. 300. 1905, 400. +4.30.
1900, !5.05, ?5.35. 1900, *G.t6. 1920, 100.
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annapolis, Mt. aoSoI Citation, !7.1o uno
?s.45 gormritiagS, ODD gddnt. 9amoensStd,.
1920 uuo 1900 NoriuittnaS, 1906 NdduI.,
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1870 NadblIi., Gaitoeu, 1920 Bornt., 1900,
1850 mo 400 g}abm.
Naaeretosuu, DIT. 9tobaf Sfd, l4A5 Norm.
$50 yin6nt.. 6annocu Siatlof, 1900 Sorii.
1880 mo 400 giadbm.
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1876. ?9.t5 8ornt.. !i.25, 1850, $3.50. $3.50.
+itib NhcnoS.
Curtis qaD. Camden Citation. 1920 gornt.
9nrae, Wtt. TpbaL. '243 HcdDni.. Gantoeit.
300 Audbnt.
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y)prt, nener terminus an Trciuno5 luanSta'
tier Strabe, Weu.YDerf. beauem nadl Sutfie,
Jbratrru mn MrfdIl ft6, = thrift.
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; .. N.fsG.ft f4H 4a.F. -+'a. -
@ie aus Stuitgart beriftet miro,
iiberreihte ser oortigc omerifaniihe
apniul S5mun Dem aonig @ilbelnt
bon @iirttembera Gin 8eidenf Ser
rSobns Sopfins' llniperiitat" bcit
Baltimore. sic @abe lit Elm @eger-
geid)enf fir ole polit &onig Der Uni.
periitdt geitiftete Shilerbiiite, pclhe
Ieiner5eit burf Den 8encralmojor b.
Sitter ii6erreiht plirbe. Gas &c,
ihenf beitebt ans elmer -gn5abl pod
8iiderL Weldesin beitipiirttembergi-
'ihen Varben sia1ebisHoen iiao, tpabs
reno sic Mihd1Ha in WoIb 3dnsge-
fiibrt M Ter 0sntg fpfad fir bic
@abe oen ber5liditen Can't aus.
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Nuf intterpolifiidem @cbict 1T ID
Jolge ser Oiterierien oes 8eidstoges
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ROoke Received.

"a Short History OF Free-thought Ancient and
Modern" . vols John NJ, Robertson. "a. p. Put
mans Sons)
sNotes on the History and Political Institutions
| OF the Old World Edward Preissig. e. p. Put
.shoe makers Best Selections. No. H. Charles
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philadelphia
SANDY From tho Sierras." Richard Barry. Moi
fat. Yard and Company
.The Making Of an Orator. John O'Connor
Power. &c. p. Putnam's Sons)
"a Son Of the People" Baroness orczy. "a. p,
mans Sons.)
.The Medea and Hippolytus of Huripides.- sgd
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Putnam's Sons)
.The Building OF the Organ. Onward, Nathan
Haskell Dole. (Nofat, Yard and Company
-TheH Health and Care OF the Baby" Louis Fischer,
N. D, Dunk and WagnAlls oompanyJ
.In Cure Of Her Soul" F. J. Stinson. Apple.
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Ella Mujer Modernt." Ignacio Gamboas tGam.
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-The World Above" Martha Foote Crow. tThe
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The Harper and the Kings Horae.' Payne
The Action Primer" Thomas o. Baker. tAmeri-
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-The Indian Primer" Florence @. Fox. tAmeri.
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.The Ancient Miracle Jane Grosvenor Cooke.
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The SIN Of George Warrener." Marie van Worst.
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THE Sphinx Lawyer. Frank Dandy. Fred-
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tswan, sonnenscheln and Company; Charles Serb
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UP 10 n Y. TELEPHONE co.
OPp0RfI vITT 0ItES ~ 70 ar
NFH FRttCHfsE TPOa fIff.

A~erHi~atleW ~ me tttsaNr eaaresH tees
Otrg WeaawH4p. theHaA slef6 FVe-
fefFrf immrdiife tefiaH ItNst ~
sistsH u PustpWHed IAN the fsH,
sas deanHsly dreid~i N yesterdays
mer'iRa N The Asti N Fsiimssa fhsi NJ
sflon shsil ~ tfhen ~ ibr apfio silon
~ Tho Atlantic fcnphpNe Cumtauv Nv q
frsnehi-r until the Nov Iuek fslsphons
snnsNy hss had 80 opportunity ~ ssk
~ = tirnct ffsnchise ffun tho elty Instead
~ operating uosier tho chareF N tho Rmtdfc
subway Cotnpany
tas Triday tho hcusri aiillns ~ = eogn.
mites "A Tho whole fecesutne nfIe,l thag the
New York Compahy shuuld havs thirty
days ~ eonsldsr tho proposition. ami that
recommendation was yesterday formally
agreed to by Tho BOARD ~ Estimate No
action can q 10 taheu on the talnphnna
situation until The fall foF Tho reason that Tho
board will adjourn fur tho summer t~fure
the thirty days expire
Comptroller Nets opposes the paaaags
~ tho ratlfying resolution for . time, but
lie was finally APPRAISED with the promise
that N the Few York Company fallei 20
respond within tho thirty days, OF did not
make q satisfactory offer tothe city. n special
meeting would In callsd 20 act on the At
lantio Company's application There Ia
little likelihood that such a special nesting
will he called. becauas N IL underss God that
tho New York Company IL willing to ask
for n franchise and to open negotiations with
the city for the paying Of q fair compensa-
ton To the municipality.
When the matter was brought Up Mr..
Metz, in protesting against deferring action
nm lha annlirattan ~ Nha ANlanNla ~
until the fall. minated that he was ready
10 offer q reeo luton giving a franchise %
the company upon terms and conditions
70 be fixed by the Board 81 Estimate.
1T seems 10 me, = answered the Mayor,
shat before we decide anything on such
a proposition as that we ought TO hear
what the New York Telephone Company
has 20 cay In response TO the suggestiona
Of our committee. There are other interests
than those Of the Atlantic company 10 be
considered. i represent here q third cor
p~oration-the city Of New York and =
NO more than / do interrupted Mr..
Metz.
Borough President Coler Of Brooklyn
broke In with the suggestion that the board
could reconvene at any time In the summer
company. Mr.. Metz insisted that his pur-
pose was to prevent laying the matter over
all summer because Of the waste Of time,
and W hen President Haffen Of The Bronx
pointed out that the boards resolution for
the taking Of n recess during July and
August expressly provided that special
meetings could be called, Mr.. Metz asked.
will you all agree that such q meeting
shall be called II We do not get @ satisfactory
1t does not reply within the thirty daysS'
Sure we will, was the general response.
Whereupon Mr.. Metz said he was satisfied.
'The Comptroller having reached a gen.
tlemanly agreement, with the other gentle
men Of the board the resolution win now
be put, the Mayor announced. The resolu-
ton was adopted without dissent.
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other Books.

Two more volumes Of the beautiful
Gettysburg edition Of the Complete Works
Of Abraham Lincoln published by Francis
D. Tandy, New York, bring US to the first
months Of the Presidency, and six more
volumes will complete the work. Notable
In Vol. v. are the speech at Alton, the last
In the Douglas debates, the Cooper Union
address and Lincoln's only lyceum lecture,
The, Introductory article is by William
Mckinley. In Vol. vi. we come to Lincoln's
Official utteranoes: the farewell speech %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-16
HOSPITAL ANNOYED BY FISH.
Proprietor OF Market Arrested on Com.
plant OF Beth Israel Managers.

Proprietor OF Market Arrested on Com.
plant or Beth Israel Managers.
isaac Levine Of 142 Monroe street, who
owns q big fish market at that address,
was held in $500 bail in the Essex Market
police court yesterday by Magistrate Whit
mar on a charge OF creating a nuisance.
Levine's fish market Is just in the rear Of
the Beth Israel Hospital, at Cherry and
Jefferson streets. The stencil from 1t be-
came so intolerable that IL was necessary
to remove all the patients from the childrens
ward.
The hospital authorities complained to
the Board Of Health and q health inspector
made an examination Of the place He
eaid he found tho market occupied by
fourteen fish merchants, who threw all
sorts of fish refuse on the floor, which was
improperly drained. The whole place vas
In an unsanitary condition and the stencil
was fearful.
Levine was served with an order from
the Board Of Health compelling him to
make improvements in the place.
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George Legs House Robbed.

~TARRYTowN, June 15,-Burglars got into
the house Of George Legg, in Broadway.
this morning and stole some silverware.
They would have got away with more than
Mrs. Legg. When abe heard a noise on
the frat floor she vent into the hallway
and pressed an electric button which caused
the whole house TO be Illuminated with
electric lights. The burglars fed with q
quantity OF silver, but dropped a bag con-
tanning the solid plate in their haste.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-16

The Navy Department is having trouble
to find the naval miitiamen who served
on the Yankee off Santiago, Genfuegos and
Casilda in the war with Spain Congress
has awarded medals to them, but as the
impossible to deliver the trophies g. A.
Converse, Chief Of the Bureau Of Naviga-
ton, has asked the State Adjutant- General
to direct the naval mihtiamen who served
on the Yankee to send their addresses to
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BOARDWALK FOR CONEY ISLAND.
A Seaside Improvement Planned by Bird
s. COler.

s. Coler.
As one Of the chief triumphs of his ad-
m~inistration. President Bird 8. Coler Of
the Borough Of Brooklyn Is planning for
the construction Of a steel and board walk
eighty feet wide, extending all along the
sea front from Manhattan Beach to Sea
Gate, Coney Island.
The borough engineers are already en-
gagged on the scheme. and Mr.. Coler Ia con-
hdently looking to it's accomplishment in
two or three years Public Works Com
toward the accomplishment Of the enter
prise will be the extension Of Neptune
avenue from West Eighth street 10 the
Boulevard and the extension Of Gravesend
avenue from the Shell road TO Neptune
avenue. A lot Of shore front property,
including two big amusement parks, would
have to be condemned before the improve
ment can be effected.
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ihsps parts. the british Empirv. tte tinted
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world, A movs IN thla iins was mads @Jns
yeass ago by ths lnclu~lon q aapeclal Afneti.
can ~suppienant, hue tho new arrangement
II far moss satisfactory.
IN tho oCu0uht OF tU9 Jntteu bfnteA tof
Tho hrut time ths 'Yesr Book' Describes
each stats r~parately. with ~ Constitution
and Government, for ~ tts editor cunfesAes,
'theeo States aV quite a. important ~ thu
esparats States Of the German ConfedeF.
aiIon.' The condsnsatlOn that - un-
avoidabh IN thess articles, makes so,ns
statements Rad mthsT quantity 20 Ameh.
cans, and 10 might we'll b worth while Ia havs
como American revis them IN future
editions. They must be Instructive 20 Eng
BShnen aud perhaps 10 the courss Of years
may help 10 diminish the Frequency Of alb
surd British blunders IN tho matter Of 10
tional and State affairs.
The time Of publication has saved the
'Yoar Book" from the disaster that befel
all tho almanacs through tho general poltl-
cal changes that came about at the very end
Of 1905. Some appointments as late as
May 1 are noted, andNhe general figures Of
the German census Of last December are In
cluded. Two Of the eight plates deal with
the United States; others show new boun-
daTtes In Canada, in Bengal, In South Africa
and In the Far East. There 10 an elaborate
map Of race differences in Russia and q very
interesting one Of the tariff rates OF the
world.
All the information for which the year
Book" is usually consulted has been brought
up TO date. 1t holds it's place as n Of
the books that we can't do without.
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Iueky Jim and Daso Joe.

We find Lucky jun shooting craps In
the opening part Of Ernest Poole's story
of aThe Voice Of the Street "a. 8. Barnes
d CO... The scene Ia down by the City
Hall and the Brooklyn Bridge when the
people are going homo at Q o'clock. A
highly animated scene, Of course, with
much laundering and changing ahd olatter-
ing and vociferation. Jim won everything,
including the whole considerable pile Of
Dago Joe. II is pleasant to learn that the
victor was q boy with a heart in his bosom.
When he went to the theatre that evening
he took the impoverished Joe With him.
The entertainment was Faust Both
bows were much affected by the music.
As the lady and gentleman on the stage
fell to singing two tunes at once Jim and
Joe turned and gazed into each others
ewes, gased and gazed, and neither Of
them oven noticed the shameful fact that
the other ones eyes were glstening.' At
midnight they went down toward the East
River and stopped before a shabby two
story building that was dark and locked
up. Here Joe took a Jimmy from his
pocket and broke open the door, and they
entered and played the piano and sang for
three hours. Joe played and Jim sang.
This was their real start in life. They
formed q partnership and performed In
Bowery barrooms, collecting their reward
In o hat. They made the acquaintance Of
old Fritz and his daughter Gretchen, and
Fritz trained Jim's voice, and Jim and
Gretchen grew up and loved each other .
Though there was love there was trouble.
Joe was an unbalanced genius. he slew
a smiling man in a rich fur coat, played
the piano fast and loud, and slew himself.
There was sorrow b~esides-plenty Of 1t.
II there had been more gladness we know
that we should have felt better.