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New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
uTHOGRAPHERS ALLOWED TO LAND.
Held Up Under Contract Labor Law, but
Secretary Straus Overrules This Action.

Washington June 27.-An apparent violation of
the alien contract labor law has been disposed Of
1nally By Secretary Straus OF the Department Of
Commerce and Labor by the admission OF John
1Iaering and August KurZdorfer, two German
photographers. II held that they were not un-
der specific contract and that their ability was Of
& character scarce in this country
The two men reached the Ellis Island immgra-
tion station about two months ago They were de-
tained the officials considered that their pres
enCe in this country would be contrary to the
contract labor law. The board OF inquiry decided
that they should be deported. The men appealed
from that decision 10 the Secretary of Commerce
and Labor.
on account Of the importance of the case Secre-
fafy Straus designated special board 10 inquire
Into Il \ great amount Of testimony was taken
and the board finally recommended that The men
be landed for the reasons named.
on receipt Of the boards report Secretary S+ra,s
referred the evidence and all Of the papers in the
case 10 Attorney General Bonaparte with a re-
guest ior an opinion as 10 the legality of permit
ing the men 10 land in America. The Attorney
Generals opinion cOncuTred with that OF the hos ri
or inquiry Secretary Straus issued an order there
fore. that the men should be allowed TO land
James > I1ehInaler, of No l32 Nassau street
counsel Tor the American Lithographfc Con7napxy
sent cut statement yesterday In mart "a foIfoss.
Inc american Lithographlc Company felt II
was necessary, IN order 10 meet the constantly In
creaslng demand for lithogra phic work To hrinr
artsts from abroad. II entered INTO IN aeraa,,leI9
many agreeing to prepay passage and employ each
1oi q year. II advised Mr.. Sargent Commissioner
1enersI OF immigration, that test case as 10
lnelr admission might be made"
me statement goes to say that the artists
% E.tTc detained at Ellis Island and that Commits
hioieI hatchorn decided that they should he de-
toiteu. Ihe law, how ever. provides that skilled
Iaoot may be imported il labor OF like kind can
- 90 io.lIu IN ihls country. An appeal was taken
!I t---S ground by the aliens to the Secretary of
commerce and La Dor.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
CITY NEWS In BRIEE.

The body found on Wednesday at Seaport. N J..
was identified yesterday that of n. III. Messen-
ger a general insurance broker with offices at No
46 Cedar street who lived Mt No. 200 West 1O7th
street. For six months Messenger had been suffer
ing with cancer of the throat.
Captain Donald Grant one of the reduced inspect
ors. placed on trial yesterday. charged with
failing to give recovered stolen property to the
property clerk. After listening to his testimony
Deputy Commissioner Hanson found him not guilty
While playing the fire escape his home
Charles KranZ, four years old. of No. % Jackson
street. fell four stories. He removed to the
Gouverneur Hospital, where he died soon after
ward.
Jame9 K. Huntley. of No 4l0 West 33d street
while repairing bell battery in the building at No
431 Fifth avenue yesterday. struck by a de-
scending elevator and crushed between the bottom
of the and the floor of sub-basement He was
taken to Bellevue Hospital. where il was said last
night that he would probably die.
Ninety employees OF the appraisers department
under Edward S. Fowler, appraiser. will receive
promotions and advances in salary on July l. The
advances in salary are on average of 500 a year
Seventy-seven employees under Collector Stranahan
VIII also receive promotion and advances.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
SAYS HE'S R. L. sTEVENsoN'S NEPHEW
Naval Architect Held on Charge of Aban.
dOning Wife.

William Stevenson. who says he Is n nephew Of
the late Robert Louis Stevenson, an alumnus of
Edinburgh University and "A naval architect was
arralgned yesterday before Magistrate Tighe in the
Adams street police court Brooklyn. charged by
his wife with abandonment. He locked up In
default of $1,000 ball. pending hearing on July 2
The complainant said she was Mrs Harriet
Stevenson. formerly Of Southampton, England. and
now living at No l23 Clark street Jersey CIV
with her three children. According to her story
Stevenson. who had sought relief from his null
monary troubles in the AdrOndacks, left her last
fall and in the early part OF November had mar
ried Winifred Butts. the daughter of a LAWYER nj
Saranac Lake. He lived at No 1923 Henry street
Brooklyn, and there detective. sent by District
Attorney Clarke al Mrs. Stevenson's request ar
rested him Wednesday.
Stevenson his wife said, married her eleven years
ago lie was ut one time professor in the 6ilas
gov University, but his habits told against MIN
and he was compelled to give UP teaching. she said
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
ADVANCE WESTERN FREIGHT RATES
Effect of Railroad Action in Raising Mini.
mum on Carload Shipments.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Chicago, June N-Freight rates in the territory
between the Mississippi River and the Rocky
Mountains viii be advanced per cent by tho
action Of the Western railroads IN raising the min
imums on carload shipments and other changes IN
the classification. It has not yet been determined
10 cancel many Of the carload commodity tariffs.
though few Of those whose usefulness has passed
Will be cancelled and the commodity rated ac-
cording to classification. II is the intention 10 can
Gel all less than carload commodity rates. hut as
they were made TO meet special conditions the
shippers generally have not made any specific com
plant. The call for the meeting Of the Western
classification at Charlevoix Mich. on July l6 was
sent out yesterday. The docket contains 425 sub
1ects, many of which rulings issued by r o.
Brecker. chairman Of the committee since Janu-
ary 10, 1901, and will be ratified by the committee
The most important of the subjects is Ito revise
tees have been at work
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
ANOTHER ATTACK ON sUMMoNsEs,
Magistrate Butts Tells Tenement House De-
partment They Have No Power.

-dasislfaie Butts came out yesterday with an
otttr attack on the custom OF issuing sllmnonsea
nIS litie ule at,'cA was provoked by the applica-
ton of a Datrolman attached 10 the Tenfr,o+
House Department for summonses for the ovUners
o. certain buildings. Instead of issuing the sur,
1onses, MaGistrate Butts sent TO that dapartrnan,
song statement setting forth his reasons for NOT
issuing them. and contending that such a tbtne a.
summons was unknown TO the Code Of Criminal
Procedure, that II was a dangerous nraottaa ''
cause II could be used by cunning nersons as -
threat TO persons ignorant the fact that e. ba5
card party. ~ d
The pretended process called summons % tho
magistrate wrote issued upon unsworn inforrno- =
ton either oral or in writing. bearing unon i,s
face that II Is process IN the name OF the neorI
n the State of New York. is without authority ar
law ano may be lawfully dsoDcyed; its obedience
cannot be enforced and its dsobedience cannot ha
punished It's only Office IS 20 bring the Magis-
frates' Court into contempt"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
WALL FALLS TO STREET.
Building Wreckcrs Cause Great
Ercitement IN BrOOkLun.

Had not the inspectors OF the Buildings Depart
ment taken prompt action. the four story brick
structure at Bridge and Fulton streets. Brooklyn.
would have toppled into the street yesterday.
House shore:s had hydraulic jacks under the
building and II several feet of brick work
crashed to the street and caused panic among
the crowd OF women shoppers.
The contractor who is repairing tho building.
was unable to brace the house from the outside
because OF the construction of the subway at this
point. The inside braces of little value. and
when the jacks started the walls cracked In
several places.
Inspector J. 9. Snackenberg of the Buildings De-
partment, who by, ordered the work
stopped Police lines have been formed around the
structure and the workmen are busy removing the
bulslng walls.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
YEARLINGS 1T AUCTION.
III. b. Duryea Bugs Full Sister to
Kentucky Beau for $4,000.

Good prices were realized at the mixed sale OF
thoroughbred yearngs at Sheepshead Bay 3ester-
day. II. x. Duryea paid 5000 the top price ot
the day for full sister to Kentucky Beau She
is chestnut flly by Star Shoot-hentucKy
Belle H. \ son of Star Shoot-Bewitcher was sold
to \. p WINNER Tor Si0c0. Other sales Of SlVo0
~ h INN s,ar Shoot -Craper; r I. Thomas 81 200
e+r,,,e "
- ~ Inn 1sr Stroula-Iasca w C1ay.......- loo
CA n, oy imp star sn'o'-ii''le .4, pro
T. L. by imp ben S'ro"e-l Lazy ... 1O0o
M G - 'r,ivcn I;rc,,,r.re. " C1rth.
I,iA M Stro1rs iit{o,tion. Onerk stable taD
= VVidener...-.-
y ~. ,n,n star StSnt-Ivn6ail: j. J. HyIand 1G0U
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
WOMAN ROBBED ON STEAMBOAT.
Mrs. John c. Gay, of Philadelphia, Loses
Jewelry While Going to Maine.

Bangor Me. June 27.-The Police Department
OF this city has been informed OF a robbery on
board the new turbine steamer Camden. of the
Eastern Steamship Company. in which Mrs John
g. Gay, of No. zoos Broad street, Philadelphia
lost jewelry valued at several hundred dollars
from her stateroOm. The theft took place Iate
on Monday night or early Tuesday morning dur
ing the trip from Boston TO this CITY,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAM SHOVELS. UNLOAus.
PIows. Push and Hand Cars. Car Replaces, T, Ean-
Rail Beuders Track Tools Picks Shoyels. 4uV[ ,,Ssx
dies Wheelbarrows. TorpedOes Lantern SgSbs
Milk Pals. Pipe and Fittings N@lN vtHrntrh-
Gauge Cocks KUN. Oakum Felt. Steel Wool ,v5it
mans Watches, Ice Chests. etcSealed proposals,
be received at Office OF the General - ~
Oficer Isthmian Canal Commission. Washlnston NV
until 1880 a m. July 16 1907, at Whch S,,ea- tns
viii be oDened public for furnishing the hhoNVTf
articles blanks and general information ssra
this Circular tNO- 3T41 may be Obtalhe
this ONCE the Offices OF tho Assistant IIa1ss
Street. York city, custom
Orleans. also from chief QuarterIna
Depot Quartermaster, st. Louis; pepot Sufs.
master ,IafcrsOnvie, Ind, and Chief Quarter
Atlanta Ga-D. W. ROSS. General Purchasing OA'"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
COPPER CONSOLIDATION.
incorporation in Delaware Foreshadows
Union Of All Guggenheim Interests.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Wilmington, Del, June 27.-It was announced to-
day that the incorporation at Dover Del, last Sat
uTday Of the Consolidated Copper Company of New
York with capitalization $5OO0OO O0O is the fore
runner OF a consolidation of all the Guggenheim
mining interests The Nevada Consolidated Cop
per. the Cumberand-Ely, the Giroux and the Ely
concern.
The Guggenheim interests It is said already con-
troll the Cumberland-Ely and Nevada Consolidated
companies each OF which has 5000 900 capital The
stockholders of the Ely Mines Company had an
offer to-day of three shares IN the company
for each share of their present holdings
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
c. G. o. STOPS IMPROVEMENTS

Richmond. Va, June &C. D. Langhorne 7 :,
Carpenter & Co. the Matthews-C Curtis Co,,narI,
and Lane Brothers Co. have been ordered -
quit construction work in connection with tbe
chesapeake @ ONO hallroad Company on July !
The Chesapeake & Ohio has been doing consider
able double tracking, lowering Of grades "a
sIalehlehlhg curves. me reason assigned Tor dis
continuing this work is that further money v,oi,I5
have 10 be raised for its continuance and in tbe
condItlons OF the market at this time II would NOT
he desirable to float bonds Two thousand men
-Te affected "
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
~ IN the matter OF the application OF the CITY or
NeT York 70 -S9uire certain real estate in the towns
OF Lewisooro. Poundrtdgs and Bedford. Westchestsr
Codnty New York. under Chapter $40 of the Laws OK
lSS3 00d the laws aendatOry thereof the
or dam and reservoir Cross River. and fOr tns
purpose OF Supplyf-g % York with N
creased supply Of pure and wholesome water.
CROSS RIVER DAM AND RESERVOIRS. SECOND
DIVISION NOTICE OF FILING AND or MOTION
TO CONFIRM SEVENTH SEPARATE REPORT.
Public notice Is hereby given that the seventh sep
srrte Reprt % Francis larlsin. Charles Brandt ~
and John J. Brown, commissioners OF Appraisal N mo
above entitled matter was aIed In The of7re or 80
Clerk or County OF WestChestCr. White Plains
in said County. the 18Th day Of April 1907 Votes
that the Seventh Separate Report m
parcels OF land designated es
Parcels Nos go. -. 51is and 50 in said proceeding
Notice Is further given that application viii %
made a Special Term ~ the supreme court Of The
state OF New York. he held In and for Niath
Judicial the Court House Of said Court IN
Village White Plains. WestChCSter County. New
york on sixth day of July 1907. 10 O'Clock y
the forenoon Of that day. thereafter -
counsel can be heard Tor order confirming sal
report and for other and further relief NAY
be Just -
WILLIAM r ELLISON,
Corporation Counsel Hall cf Records.
Corner Of Centre and Oh amherS Streets
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
J. 3. HAGGIN WINS TAx s,ur

Lexington, Ky June H-In the Circuit Court
here to-day Judge Parker decided that James "a
Haggn is a resident of New York and not IiabIc
for taxes in Kentucky for the years 1889 to 1909
Suit filed by Revenue Agent Alexander a1ai11~t
Haggn some time ago for back taxes on ss zoo o1o
for five years. the total amounting TO S15a 90 -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

,,1-RsUANr To STATUTORY REoUIRENENr.
/ notice is hereby given that act-SeHats 20, -,
1883 Int No. 1OI-has been passed by both p1aAo
OF the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT Guar
To AMEND THE GREATER NEW NCISAA,,r Op
TER IN RELATION TO INFERIOR CuCh4S
CRIMINAL. JURISDICTION vr.,rt,x
upon such bul VIII he held al the Mayors CSI,say
the city Han, The CITY OF New YORK. On '''
July l. 1907 at so o'clock Z NJ o,-
Dated CITY Han, New York. June grin ISy,; ~
' - Mayor
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
" Washington. June II. Ig07.-SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received at this office noon Mon
day July 1901 for the construction of
District Columbia Forms,
information may be obtained at Room As. District
ing Washington ID. G. HENRY r. + MACFARI,AND
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioned
%
New-York tribune., 1907-06-28
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF CONDEMNED
Q. NJ Supphes.-PhadeIpha Depot O NJ De-
partment, 26th Street and Ferry Road Phua-
subject TO conditions stated Circular bidders
copies OF which be upon application al this
office. will be received here o'clock A NJ July
26 1907. for the purchase Of 1871 OF condemned
Clothing, Equipage, Miscellaneous Tools Rags etc
Blanks for proposals and fun information will fur
nished upon application. Envelopes containing pro-
posas 70 be endorsed Proposals for purchase CON
demned q NJ. Supplies. to be opened July 20 1907
and addressed TO 1t. col. It. q. HODGSON. Deputy
q. NJ. General. u. s. Army. Depot Cuarternaster.
MARCHING AND SCOUT SHOES.-Depot Quarter
WI masters Oftce. 80 Whitehall St. New York CITY
June H. l00TSeaed proposals. triplicate subject to
the usual conditions viii be received
O'Clock +. NJ July g. 1907. and then opened manu-
featuring and delivering either the New
delphia Boston Chicago. St Louis Depos pairs
Scout Shoes The right reserved reject or accept
any proposals. any part thereof Ouanttirs
subject increase OF from 20 per cent Stand
ard samples be blanks for proposaIs
specifications full information furnished upor
application this office. Envelopes
indorsed: Proposals for Marching scout shoes
10 opened July g. 1907 WA. :. PATTEN Assstant
INVEST POINT n. Y. JUNE %. IOO7-SEALED PRO
w posas trplicate. will be received here until 10
noon July 1907 furnishing and Installing
Steam Piping for Power House and Distributing
drawings and specifications in The
proposals. thereof for proposals
furnished application. Address Quartermaser West
Point. N. Y
The evening world., 1907-12-10

WHAT CAUSES HEsADACHEsl
From, October 70 Ma. r.sids are the most
RROAo QuINLSE s~1ravss oAa,se. n M.
i - -
The evening world., 1907-12-10
NOBEL PRIZE
FOR LITERATURE
GOES TO K|PL|NC
Chicagoan Also Honored--
Frenchman and Italian VIII
Divide Peace Award.

cHRIsT1ASfA, p~c. io.--As a mes,in.;
held hero to-day OF ths Nobai Institute.
J.. q. I<oveland. rhe Norwegian Premier.
announced thAt tho Nobel Peace Prize
would this yeaf be equally divided be,
sween Tsodoro Noneia, 81 Italy. and
louis RenAult of France.
rhA Sob.i prize for literature was
= awarded TO Rndyard kiplink.
The priIs FOR physics wM awarded 10
Prof Albert A AlicitslAon. OF the Uni
Ycrsii iY- -ot-1shicAxo lant OF medicine to
Dr. Lavuran, of Paris. aud tie chsnis-
try prlge 10 Prof EdouRrd EsDuhn4r. OF
the University OF Berlin.
In addition 10 the prize, which this
year amounts TO 1as .c1. eacf recipient
Hns gwen also Diploma and gold
msdAL .s.
81. HenAuit II the permanent delexsit Z
II France TO The Hague Tribunal, and
sapresrntri his country at tho Second
Hague Conferences las, summer. NJ.
Moneta has been prominent as a worker
ior peace In italy
Last year the Peace Prize wsS award.
ed TO President, Roossreit for his es.
tortS in bringing tho war between Rt4ss
sia and Jnpaa 10 an end
The evening world., 1907-12-10

phaically "1h stranger in Paris walks aons ' m
a. al - .,.. - ... everywhere md he to himself Nobody
vort, in Pars But the work going on Just the same"
The evening world., 1907-12-10
HER SHOES HAD
! NARROW ESCAPE
If Driver Had Not Called
st the Moment Mr.. Billings
Would Have Been Robbed

Charles Afcc.be. twsnty-snren years
elA. who says he Ia a waiter and Ewys
shis address AZ Manhattan avenue.
sGrsenpotni. was arrested this afternoon
qlnargcd with attempting to secure pos
--SSassaon Of s4sto worth Of rns shoes
s-Kn. Frederick BillinGa. who oc,uplss
IN apartment OF the third foor Of No.
s1D AAdison avsnas, purchased AVA
pairs Of Hhoes valued 1t tL,so from .
TBfnaAwaS shoe store yesterday and
shaA than sent homs. She discovered
thax tie shoes neeaed some alterations
and ssnt word 10 the shos stors people,
"a dapper. weli-drsssed young man
sailed II the Apnr ent to-day and said
4Ak hA was rom the store and had
ssns for the shoes While she Was ex-
planning to the. young man tho changes
8sha wanted made the door-bell rang
ana anothsr younx man appeared He
wa uniformed driver from tho store,
Who sRld that hs had come for the
shoes. II
When they Eot to the parior the frst
ealier had disnppearcds Then he dsr,ted
out Of . bedroom and ran downstalrs.
The driver. William Thomas. OF No.
1859 First Rvanua. oornsrsd him ana
had him on the drst door While Nre.
RIIlings called In PatrolmRn Emil Jeliia
81 the West Thirtieth street police sta-
ann. who locked McCnbe up.
The evening world., 1907-12-10

interests IN ',,e. They are o, no ac-
count"
They have leisure TO cultivate the
arta.t said 'Literature. music,
painting
". uiar shru ssd tn. arts with one
hunch Of -h41-e-7Trss!v shoulders into
ihst arh-heap.
What are the arts In coniueaI lifee
A Wife never sings or plays tho piano
TIL her husband bores her.
-.But they can't sti around and pay
each other compliments all the time, .
1 exclaimed.
Certainty not The paving of com
plimenss lis fatal. The understanding
in 4 happy marriage is TOO comple;e
for eompiimsnts.'' was NJ Ular's reply.
And those are the only marriages
there ought TO be-"
.,But und4rS rao.s conditions there
wo,ldn't be nftsen marriages In ,hs
world" protested,
Some Happy marriages-ln China.
.ph, yea, said NJ ular. there would
be At leas, ,hirty!'.
Than hc added: II knoF OF happy
marriages tn China where man had
three or four wives. The wives were
completely happy,
They were siaves." interrupted
"Al women iivinE in. poiygamy are
slaves"
.'Ah. ind.edia said M tflin. as thougt,
enlightened. And thu women OF Thihct
who have three or four, husbands
apiece. what are theyy''
.Oh they are Queens" laughed
And IL Ular laughed, too. '''
81 see your point of view" he. said.
French women would be happy In
polyEamy But be added ..tha,
doesn't make It wrong for the Chinese .
And with this admission had 10 he
aatisfrd and lei him 20 hack To ,Sa
cofYee at the end OF the .anmorai.,
1trrrr y. had left to rec ma
The evening world., 1907-12-10
a Thrust II RootsesslIsr.

'.Yes,. said II. Uhr. 'hs only A.lA
twenty -sixht woGsn. The Reoksfaller
victims are numbered hy Thousands and
tens OF Thousands.
Here In AmsrioA ysa admass unsJ
success. You Sow down before ths re-
suit. however 1t y achieved.
And In Franeer' suSssstsA.
''Oh. yes: In France We admire tt,s
result too: but Ne ars frank about It.
We have not ons morality Tor business
and another for private life. We 40
Immoral all the time. That u what
makes u bsttsr than you ara ss
You mean to iupay that IN Amssl-
can changes hts narAh whAn -
changes from HI business 10 hs sv~n-
ing clothssf" I intsr3scAsd
Ne" sald Il. B1R. ',Hs 49, moss
than that He changes his brain. too.
Between 10 and s ne knows ne morality.
Between and 10 the nAxt fno~nlnG he
knows nothing else.
II am not : moral hsins. Z continued
1his, aaag 0e1e - 2 - Nlbs
The evening world., 1907-12-10
NJ Alerand,e Ular, Delightfully."- Cynical.
Finds We Have One Set of Morals
for Business and Another Set
for tie Home.
FRENCH, IMMORAL ALL THE
TIME, ARE BE77ER PEOPLE
or Women, Everything in Extremes, Lack
the Grace and Charm of French
Women, and Don't KnoqD Hoqu
to Wear Clothes.
BY .NLro1a Greeley--|mifb.

Il nave walked about New York
all day, my first day Of observation
---up Broadway from Union
Square, along Fifth ayer,ue-ant
everywhere saw written in the faces
that passed me the mania for mon,
ey. Every face said plainly:
~ am looking for none5work-
ing for money, rushing rnadly
aiter money"
II was NJ. Alerandre Uar who
spoke. He is newly arrived nom
Paris, and Is the editor Of that dizzy
mctropolss most popaiar news
paper, lie Petit Journal, as well as
of a graver financial journal
"And IS this different from
Paris asked.
ooh ycs." replied M. Uhr, en-
The evening world., 1907-12-10
okLAHohA.s SENATORS.

GUTHRIE, okia. Dec, lo.-I'ho Okla.
homa Legislature tosdav in sehara,.
session elected as United States Sena-
tors Rober, Latham owen and ThGuas
Prior 1or-s DemonrIts Charles g.
Jones' AMI Clarence B Douglass res
ceived the complimentary vote OF the
HepubIlcsna
The evening world., 1907-12-10
MORE BODIES RECOVERED.

MoNoSGAII. w. Va Dec io-At
noon to-day III bodies had been brought
to the surface from Mines Nos 8 and q
OF the Falrrnont Coal Company here.
Tho work OF rescue IL progressing az
rnp.diy as tho necessary precautions for
the safety OF the workmen will permit,
The evening world., 1907-12-10
IN. Only idsal Marriage.

.reo, oh. no, T4s sniy ideal mar
r4srs - beewsSn Two vsry poor. very
young persons. NO love each othsr
very much "a couple who have to solve
the daily problems OF lodging and
bread and buetsr. Tho reh have no
The evening world., 1907-12-10

Tx Otl JdSk NAF~ o'oi'S'
moral sh.. an American. heesuss pre-
tend 10 nothing.
n,
"s '''''o'
Everything worth whils - Immoral. .
no added. 4 have tust* I'D rood din
nsr. Now. xsod dinner II very I'M
moral. .
''Wnyr. asked. nor bad Just had
good dnnsr mypelt. With no ooaims
OF conscience Whatever.
"A rood dinner the oracle answsr<d.
'fs Immoral so long as thsrs are men
and women alive VINO have no dinner
AT AL"
on,. -. nn-,sn. ~ ~ Am.r,o.n.
for instance, vho pretend 10 a diftsrsn,
cod. Of mersi.ty from the French. Are
6np'y hypoc
Wh57 Wa tne TANK rep''. ms
English nsvs Haons: tnss ri'y %
lisvs IN some ihs n'oa1 NJ
creed can Ap..s 80. - 49,"
~orae. Aons1-1sses =:
Aons5-boec tns oc1 -
AfnssHesA ne,
vsn - only ortsnd TO p eood
-enA don't fof moment AnfnH II.
ea'd' aon you tnink the 'hers prs
tense H41ee ~ VI c''Ah you ious
own own sech-cynH - 1socs'nte.ooAu.' =. sA'a
HypocHey - shs no1ns WOO pays 20
virtue
Nov. IN Esve you son0fe. m
stance o. A1nssoAn sapsefoFHy. ntl
0n 20 anyWhsrs uhac'snaed m Ssw
forA-ndscd. AZ ovs. Aes'e's-- -'1''s 3 no
escape Insult a. came enroakn
Nintt street the evening 20 mo hote.
LA-Ayette ! hearu penof''i'Ah 1ol' oA'i
out IN broken hn9'sh es No passed IN
American girl; It's nasty nixht out'
Isn't MT AmsracAoa oont 40 ina
Amrr,cnn Men Marty for Love: !:
49,. ..