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WORKlNGMEN'S WANTS

YOUNG BOY 10 make himself generally use
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS.

DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE from disten-
per by vaccination with imported German
serum. Particulars upon application DR..
CECIL FRENCH. rs 18th ST y. ".
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WE MAKE q specially OF cleaning. pressing
dyeing, and remOdeling ladies' and gentle
meas clothes Delivery. z A EMERSON.
Ig2S Wisconsin ave
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YOUNG LADY or YOUNG MAN for general
Office work. In a store; must have knowl-
edge OF shorthand Apply in own handwrit-
ing.
THE BIEBER-KAUFALAN CO..
S0i TO 900 Sth st. s. z.
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BOATS, YACHTS. ETC,

FOR sALE-Fine cruising yawI. g II ovs
al: II IT. BEAM good condition. new SAT-
this spring; fully found 50S The Ports
mouth
The evening world., 1910-12-23

glad to join in according him all just
praise.
The issue is plain. II Mr.. Smith Is
sent back to the United states Senate
the Democratic party and the State It.
self is once more delivered into the
hands Of the very influences from which
It had struggled to set itself free.
NJ MARITIME Is n man of sterling char
acter, OF fine fidelity to his party and
to its principles, and Is considered by
those who know him best to be I'M
doubtedly qualified to serve the State
well and h~onorably5In the Senat His
election Wall dtfingsly and finally COM
NIT the state to the practice OF elevat-
ing to the Senate men indo-sed at the
polls by the people.
"The Issue Is. therefore, not merely an
issue between choosing a representative
of the people or a rep. esentative OF the
business machine. but an issue between
sustaining or rejecting "A great principle
TO which the party is unequivocally COM
mitted. | do not see how any true
Democrat can In the circumstances
doubt his duty or turn ava from II to
hazard shame and utter di7credlt.
WOODROW WILSON"
The evening world., 1910-12-23
WILSON RETRACTS
ASSERTION MADE
I IN SENATE FIGHT
Told Evening World Reporter
He Suggested Compromise,
Now Denies 1t.
NEW STATEMENT u
lGovernor-Elec Takes a Fling
at "Bob" Davis in Dis
cuSsing the Issues.
NEW STATEMENT OUT

w DR.. Woodrow Wilson, Governor-elec
OIL, New Jersey. now denies that he OF.
f~e h,,red to accept a compromise candidate
ir)rf place OF James f. MARITIME TO sue
c uesd United States Senator John Kean.
Isrde also denies that he gave an inter-
yi,'iew admitting that he had made such
Nm offer.
-" On Tuesday of this week an Evening
world reporter called on DR.. Wilson Mt
.rhis home In Princeton. Among other
. questions the reporter asked:
N DR.. Wilson. Is 1t true that you went
10 Mr.. smith two days before you an
q nounced your opposition to him and sug.
geeted q compromise candidate"
ut. Wilson replied; II do not wan. TO
!, answer That question or discuss any such
proposition"
Before the reporter could ask an.
other question DR.. Wilson apparently
changed his mind and almost in IN.
same breath explained:
Z did suggest that we might arree
on some other man.. but that was before
1 had a full knowledge Of my duty or
of tho men,"
James e. MARITIME. taking his cue from
ms sponsor. has also retracted one
statement which he made to an Evening
World reporter. Mr.. MARITIME was sit
ting In the back room OF a village bar
room In Plainield when the reporter
asked:
How do you expect DR.. Wilson 70
aid you In the Senatorial fght?"
The Governor will help ma nv
creating public sentiment in favor of
my election" replied Mr.. MARITIME.
And with PATRONAGE" the reporter
inquired.
You know that patronage creates
public sentiment said Mr.. MARITIME.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
long been interested In sports ana 10
. member of the Royal Aero Club.

Like most avlators he has had n few
tumbles, but rome proved serious. lie
first attracted Wide attention when his
aeroplane suddenly appeared out OF the
haze and mauoeuvred over the British
warships anchored on Sheerness. The
start that he gave the navy emphasized
the possibilities Of airships as lnstru-
ments OF war. He used n Wright ma
chime at the time. and after leaving tho
hartor flew Atty miles In nfty-one min
utcs. rising Mt one time to n height
of 1900 feet. This was on April 20 last.
and more recently he had given several
splendid exhibitions.
Grace holds a place IN public inter-
est much like that enjoyed by the late
capt. Charles Stewart Rolls. who foil
to his death from n height Of 100 feet
while giving an exhibition At Bourne
mouth. England. on July Il last. Rolls
was the nrst Englishman to ny the
Straits OF Dover. and this feat made
him n popular idol.
CALAIS. France. Dec. 23.-Nothing
new concerning the whereabouts OF
Aviator Grace was received here to-day.
Fishing craft coming in confirm Garlic,
reports of tho alrman's false direction.
They. too. noticed hat when he left
the French coast yesterday his aero
plane was bearing to the northeast.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
|. l. BARNETT BANKRUPT.
West Side Department Store Mcr-
chant owes sG1 ,OOD, HnS s.o,O33.

Isaac l.. Barnett of No. Iis West
Elgaty-second street and Of the depart
ment store OF Barnett Brothers. No. 80
Columbus venue. now in liquidation,
dled "A petition as n voluntary bankrupt
in the United States District Court to-
day.
Mr.. Barnett says he owes SCI. So. 81,
$29. 900 of which Is secured by n bill OF
sale OF his household furniture and Jew
elry, policies of life insurance and stock
in Barnett Brothers OF the par value of
$4,000. and that in liquidation Barnett
Brothers have paid SA cents OF the dol
lar and may pay a further dividend TO
its creditors,
The evening world., 1910-12-23
GEO. E. KENT'S HOME BURNED
MendowbrOOk Club Members Help
Snve Lawyers Furniture.
(Sncclal to TIE Evening World. }

WESTBURY, l.. l., Dec. ?3.-Fire from
a defective flue destroyed to-day the
country place OF Georeg L. Kent. n
wealthy lawyer Of Manhattan. who had
opened his house for n Christmas holi-
day.
Tle Waterbury Fire Department vas
callol ny telephone, but all available
wafer was frozen II the men were
unable to check the flames In any way.
Every n hen set To work to remove
the furniture an succeeded In getting
every article. as vel as a heavy oak
door and mantle piece. from the build
ing. The loss is placed at $4,000.
Meadoworook CClub members helped
remove the furniture.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
These Druggists Sell SIROLIN

ALL THE HEGEMAN STORES.
Alb THE RIKER STORES.
HnhaHAM BROrHEIis. i4DI Madison Ave.
ADAAS PHARMACY. Az Eighth Ave.
ALBLtr. s.. IenoH Ave. aud 10th 81.
aNl'hEL. j., ~ Delaney II.
nnnnuSsoH a bEsIIiotF. n, Franklin It.
AhoNsTAMM PHARMACY. $500 "a Ave.
AVENUE q PHARMACY. iD5 Atc /,
h.i'NoNE. FRANK " 60. 81 Maulousal II.
hNii.E,. IRA NJ, columbus. A,c. a. ,Ltl 1t.
hANh. aJIl HioadNay.
haHoN, II. II. tIhr GauIeu inainar,l. AS
ieLUN AIr. '"
bLiiitNS. hEHMAN L.. aiG Colunbu, Ave.
JuLiUs C., D4l Amsterdam Az.
st''"' NJ f. PhAltMACi. 800 weat itta
BENsoN,s PHARMACY al. J. Kirchn,r 4
Coz. 1854 Third Ave. ~
BERGEh. LOUIS, 227s Seventh An,
a1M DRUG CO.. Vith st. aud Am.,.r.
nhmNEa. s.. PHARMACY. 100 Soaol. 3.
biuELOW. Z. D.. lO8 sixth Ave,
bbisphh; II, j.. 1850 second Ave.
bLuh 1. n. eii Lenos Ave.
PHARMACY. HJS p.,l A.
n 0n1 HusTAI. Audubon Ave. 4 lila St.
h9wEs \ Mcdowell. SHii N Mn ," S,s ;"
BisniTiiSNHGN r il III a,'9 =. 4 Amsterdam Ave.
ne i,Tsp.ct Ave. and B,ck ST. "0'
nnHnccnS. GEnitiE, ~ Eighth Ave.
ntSu. HENRY. 3Cl ColanDu, Ave.
ccAAnnNNIh, :" III 10. h.n'n ave,
CtSIrvr w. ~ ruItoh 81 and Tompkins Ave.
GArlAN, FAUL' L., 255 Ei.hth' Ave-. Sh'' Ave
cABrEii a hobEkTsON. Columbus Ave, cor.
CASTLE COURT PHARMACY Il. N. u.,s,,
n,vatrP "a! i22d s., ,a
CODY a BERGEK. 40 Hnog hn,oad"H'
COSTELLO DAVID tNeersard Pharmacy. s2d
ciyMEi v; p, 1922 Lexington Ave.
DonH A.. sisi broadway.
DpHNS PHARMACY, UJd ~ aud r,t,,nh..
DuckWoisrh's PHARMACY. 81 West lot:h
hAsattih patb y, IA fsi,I FIS,: Ave.
ThiTd 'hAS""S fhEsE' PHARMACY. is,.
FFsaiH fSGiEgLEs $, los amsterdam Ave.
ffLblFhGr, !iit6lRi :" 8 H5'i b9aomc SS &.
Erh0W,Eli. DRUG co. i5J Hudson 81.
fE9Arz's %fnAiaIACY. Ltaos A'o... cor. iao.A
GALfIN Il, Z" iii sistG 'o A'a. Ave
GEisLEi. LEO ". Dl5 Amsterdam Ave.
G5rGK,s r%hAR4iG{ S1a Climbs Az,
G66tPMSfg!n'ss SimaaaAnt,fias. vim. Ave.
ana lSsth e. Wins Ave and ii7th ST. Third
aRRnnGHAS; :" IPs RI.iPstSg St ,m
OtLBE, -. W, D52 Eighth Ave.
18th ST.
MAiNEs, u. H., ~Broadway, COT. iisth 81.
HALIEnS. LOFTS n, il6 Second Ave.
HALPEli ; DRUG STORES, broadway at i5oth
=; .Ra s111dsS} a. lt''9 81
poet Ave. and iGDth ~.
HARrtNG, THEODORE A. NJ, id9th st. aud
linton Ave,
HELLER. HERMAN. 2Gs Delaney 81.
H~ENhlCHsEN, e. A, Amsterdam Ave. and
i4Dth 1t.
HtfhbRl NGroS. A.. i:i st. and
Vanderbilt Ave.
m~GGlNBOriNM. ARTHUR. $50 Colunbu,
Ave.
HIiiScuER & ~sAMELsoN. $50 stanton st.
HOLMES. q. WILEY, 100 Columbus Ave.
HOLMAN. J.. 400 West 21i 81.
NpHN g., O5 9th Ave,
HOUSTON PHARMACY. 1886 y. Houston ST.
HuEL, H. PHARMACY. 72s Tenth Ave.
HIErHER. GEORGE H., $500 Third Ave.
lSEMANN. WILLIAM. AGO East fremont Ave.
JAMES DRUG TORE. Broadway and 4ath ST.,
Eighth. Ave, and li3th ST.. Eighth Ave, and
t4th ~, Hotel Aston.
JAMES, FREDERlCK X. loiymplA Phsrmsey.
broadway. cor. Goth St
The evening world., 1910-12-23

use Sirolin frccly-at the same time
taking things easy.
This is no thcory-it is a fact, based
on the experience of the leading physi-
clans of the world.
1t has an %uncquallcd reputation in
Europe, where every family that gives
any attention to its health has II bottle
of Sirolin in the house.
Your druggist has Sirolin. or he
knows all about it. Ask him for it
and refuse any substitute.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
533 VOTERS INDICTED,
on BRIBERY CHARGES.
Some 1900 More Expected in West
Union, O, Where Doodle Was
Plenty-Guilty Plea by IS.

WEST UNION. o.. Dec. 4.-One hum
dred and seventy-two additional indict-
ments were returned to-day by the
Grand Jury OF Adams County. which
Is investigating trafhc In votes At the
November election. This brings the
total to $50 and II Is predicted that some
1850 more men of tho county will -
named In true bills before the 0ran1
Jury IL dissolved.
OF the men indicted. seventy-nve have
thus far pleaded guilty. been fined -
and costs each. dlsfranchised for nve
years and given suspended sentences
Of six months In the w~orkhouse. The
list Includes Republicans and Demo-
Gratis In about equal numbers.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
Insist on Having Sir0lin

1t is dangerous to trifle with a bad
cold, or bronchitis, or the grippe.
These ailments, disagrccablc in them
selves, lead to gravcr diseases, if allowed
to run unchecked.
Nine-tcnths OF the fatal cases of con-
sumption are traced TO an origin in
some minor ailment of the respiratory
organs.
The best and surcst way to relieve
a cold, or cough, a case of grippe.
or any other pulmonary affection, is to
The evening world., 1910-12-23
WARSH|PS SEARCH
SEA- FOR MISSING
AVIATOR GRACE
Continued from First Page.)
automobile parties scoursd the coast In
the hope that Grace had descended at
some u OF the way spot from which
The lack Of easy communication ac-
counted for his failure 20 notify his
friends Of his safety.
Lock 70 NORTH Of Ennlend.

This afternoon his friends chung to
the hope that the aviator. through a
discovery Of his error In reckoning or
by some lucky chance. had reached the
coasts OF Suffolk or Norfolk. while the
more optimistic talked OF a record hight
terminating in the North OF England.
Here again the wish was father OF the
thought and grave doubt of the air
mans safety was felt generally.
Many vessels arrived from the North
Sea during the day. but none brought
word OF Grace.
In the hope that his engine would
keep up and that he might have re-
crossed the Channel and made either
the French. Belgian or Dutch coasts.
they have been closely watched by
vessels and coast guardsmen. but with
out any sign of the missing air
Before Grace made his start for the
return trip from Calais to Dover a
cross-Channel mall packet was lying In
The evening world., 1910-12-23

JANSEN. HENRY. 1897 second Ave.
i KhGisT %rrMMAsMMMMAAeYY. I nss S -. -. Az: an Avn,
6Dth 81. aud Madison Ave.
kAHAN ". j.. : Ave. A.
kAHLIN. JOSEPH. 4237 Third Ave.
kERLEr a co. 4. r.. 26iv broadway.
kIktiL, Joan. los Third Ave.
GlLGOiiE. ThosiAs AL. 500 West i<5h a.
kLElNAu. GEOliGE. bill Iark Ave.
hLhi NstnMiDr fl~tEDEhIIh. sslh st.. cs.
Columbus Ave. ~
KLiAUMANN. NJ. .cJi Eighth Ave.
h~LiirERr a 90, sJi Columbus Ave.
kLii'i, JOiiN b.. broadway. cor. itAth 81.
hNArr n SONS. l.. H.. nudson and King StA
hNlcKEitDocKER PHARMACY, Brosdvas.
KOCH. GEORGE H.. 24s2 Eighth Ave.
koEHLER a woELL. sth Ave. cor. iSOtA u
kofp. OSCAR H.. $50 Greenwich 81
orr cARL; raAsMAcY: rs Az. \
kkAMEk JULIUS. I23 9th Ave.
kEAMER PHARMACY. 10Th b. ssa AnA0
LAVAL PHARMACY. 1T Ave- O.
iMA A. Il II. d.. S15 lhid Ava
LlchTENsTEiN. D.. II second Ava: 70 stsS
Lon. ACRE PHARMACY John ". s~rsssa :
%LocBRlEL n CO.. IT'S 9th Ave-
LOW l., H., Iol Amsterdam Ave.
LUNbnL hu , lnAkAALY. sis I,nth Ave.
AlANhLiMLk, Al, luad 81. and Aisnnstiss Az
49,. A. IS, iea shnstophsl St,
MiltAE, a, H.. .ois Droaasay.
MithLL. 4. h.. o.ih 81. and Columbus Ave.
MiLLhh BlUs., Tenth Ave. and ssth ~.
MiLLlh. EDwAlD n. Ais Ess Irsnoui Ave-,
MiSHAIH, GEUiUE. $50 Amsterdam Ave.
MlNiAfh. kobEItr,. Third Ave-. cor. sd A.
Nora %bhornhk5; issa .. and L~nol Ave.
Moitit,; GAtilk e. ~ vW;s.! Ssl, 81.
~N1sGhisi ,ir2 I2s7 ttri Ave
Sf%MAhks rHARMicf' .. fias.;"s.,. isss
X%lEbLlSH.s tnAnMAcY. 1883 second Ave,
SsiAs' Max 4 A. iy5s a! nd ai : stores s''0ll's.
EESSllsi Moniiis' s iS;S M:sli Ssf AZ; 90 a,
i%;4iit.as!L LIZ ga a. st. . .ss s SsTsa. r.. Ave
roSp, boWEi : q RrwRiGHr soa5 B'wsy.
rR2HEN; JollS AZ ;5s amsterdam A'.,.
REED 5dTl , 4, " &C. co., o sSs Selp% a,s., Ave. .ss i SSSssSS's:
REID, NEONANS \ CuBIT. 40 Nassau 81.
RRSHiSSoS niioraERs' tn Ave. cor. iis.A
R6sESREnG. NJ. 49, second Ave.
fI3riiESbEGaG, '~ltLEEXASbiEEiRI, Sssif' Park Avail,
EE$ 8 4 SE5Sh {. 1899 is. r fsiss a. Az.
SACHS %BRgTnEnS,, ~ Eighth Ave.
ssGcHHNGlITShTL l ~ j. .ili ssq %., sm ss. Ave.
scH0ESiiERg. ~ 81 Eighth Az.
srIHY. y H.. is;.5 : r Mr. q a.. East I'D st.
sHAAblIH2. rH.LIr, Ninth Ave. and sosh o.
s6gTM Firmly rHXRM1cY a.. =. w.rd....
sFF#iEI$S$$ssSlh Saan III tss sp, s%:1.ss. nv. A,..
sSSysfpTE;Rrl H S9a4fAASsS T. 1859 sss'G SS s.i sSa w aH.. A"'
TTSGfSGIsaasr EAhhasS y ~ ! Ave s'' Z. Az.
~TSHFPPE a nIECK. nit st. and ". Boul.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
Comes to America
This Famous Swiss Remedy can now be
purchased in New York

Sirolin is a famous European preparation that
comes to America with an unequalled record OF sue
cess in the treatment OF pulmonary disorders.
Sirolin not only relieves the loccl symptoms
and protects the tissues against the invasions of
the tubercle bacillus, but it promotes appetite, in
creases weight, and acts rs o tonic.
The cough is allayed, nutrition is facilitated,
and consumption is prevented. Sirolin is there
The evening world., 1910-12-23

SHARON. Pa, Dec. s3.-John LOIS OF
South Sharon. charged with stealing a
loaf of broad. was sent to jail yesterday
for thirty days lie had not eaten for
several days because, he said. he was
proud to beg Passing the home of
Andrew Tout he saw the bread cooling
a window sill and took IL.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
Rural OpppsltiDn.

TO" nv 'F'F'WTF 7 FWIF FV'FN|'T
Il see that some Texas Congressman
has Test interduced a hin to hey tn
mails carried by alrships,"
He's a dun fool, by Jack! I wunt
stand for It. Ef Hank Wintergreen
thinks we're goin' to fly our mail boxes
on kite tails SOS he en- elect tn letters
as he scoots along in his rural d|'livcry
airyplane, he's ALFRED mistaken, by
heck,"
The evening world., 1910-12-23
some Good In II.

From the Philadelphia rrcs,.l
Towne-Crabbe IS suffering from dys-
pspsia now.
Browne-Well, that's a lucky thing
for him.
Towne-Lucky? 1t don't improve HIN
any.
Browne-No. but then, you see. he can
blame that hereafter for his horrible
disposition.
The evening world., 1910-12-23

fore the logical cough medicine. Hence, its great
favor.
Siroin is pleasant to the tastc-a clear, syrup
like liquid.
IL is entirely different from The ordinary preparations
for coughs and colds. IL has no depressing Elects, and
contains no narcotics or harmful ingredients.
Ask your druggist.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
WOODROW WILSON
ATTACKS SMITH
IN A NEW LETTER.

PRINCETON. y 7 Dec ., c,-
elect Woodrow Wilson TO-DAY made pub.
lie n statement of his nosI,ion with "a
gard IN thu cor,ra .,o, 49,,
states senator ,rn,, NJ. -. -.
Gao, can,,ou IL. ~. -
say.. ~
IL ,,u
n, .,o..., 49, N'. rs pup
4. 49,. -. y '"e sea'
81. ~ n''e states pres
80 ~ oe Nae"'eu ny the non 1ohn
~ ""'y W ias oetore
"' '''e'' :" " ''ato 'he iacts as !
""o" '"e" ana '"e reasons way II
.e"'' W me Imperative mat MT Mar
'"'e anu not MI Shl'h SHOULD be sent
= " senate
n'i're l co"'eh'ed 20 allow my name
70 De put before the state Democratic
convention Tor the nomination as Gov
erhor l asked the gentleman who was
acting as Mr. smiths spokesman IL Mr..
smith would desire to return 10 the
senate IN case the Democrats should
win a majority In the State Legislature.
Aeu,eu t"a' ne would NOT. l was
.o.u 'Ha. ~ s'a.e oi MS heai'h would
No' pe'"'' a"o ina ne ala not de-
Seys S"''" Sa'eo on Him.
immediately ar'er the election Mr..
S"h.'n came u see me ana said mat
mo-. Hau oee" us iee'ihs before the
ete'''o"' nut mat ne was ieeilns
''oe ~ "ope" mat ''e Leslsla-
'.'e "ou'u o"er III ~ scat 1 point
VI" ."a' ma ACTON on MS
49,. az " us''es' suS-
$1,000 ,a'p"'s" 'o"Oer"'"s
' 80 So" 80 S''"b's "o'
80 80 ~ az
- ""N ~ '''' ufo"
.T u ~
-. 49, w 49,,
-, 80. -
-
,I. 90 a.. u".e, ca,
..,t..,,a, ,h., ,h. -. "a, r. ~,
CO.. courtv mhors in tho Ioais,a,uro
uo,,,d no cas, FOR him as senator In
case tho IegisI,ture sbouId he Domo.
cratic
A., At+,cL an Smith
=" ~
"f' 'nn''" mas At '"S' p''.''' '"-
"Vu'1ei ms ea"'"ie'' 'a' i" w
q 'a'u'ua'e ti'"' '"e "'s' H''' ''"N'
'"e e'ee''on nc n's ooe' "'n' ''o,'
means AT NE "'SPoa'' " '''''" Wv
p'euses Oh De"'o'a.'' VI u
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the roadstead. Grace went on board
and asked Capt. Boucher regarding
weather conditions. The CAPTAIN adj
vised him to follow the mail boat back,
starting his return trip twenty minutes
after the boat started. and steering by
her smoke. To this Grace assented,
but the vessel was delayed by the
Christmas mail. and Capt. Boucher
was alarmed to see Grace appear over
the city inc head across the Channel
ten minutes before his boat started.
The Captains alarm turned TO fright
when he noted that Grace was steering
In a northwes,erly direction, with a
possibility that he would miss the
English coast altogether.
May Be Thirty-sixth Victim.
Boats that have been plying the chan.
mel all report that they did not see the
acroplane. At 3 O'Clock the coast guards
on the Goodwin Sands saw an ~aeroplane.
flying high and fast. approaching Rams
gate. At that time the aerial craft was
six miles of shore. The watchers ex-
pected Grace to head inland at once,
and were alarmed when tho aviator
turned the prov OF his airship to the
iAFh NA'e'N a'' 'AFh tI'dl th llV NltNs
stlil diving toward TIA. North Sea.
IL Grace has been killed he makes the
~thirty-sixth victim OF aeroplane acct
dents since the death OF Lieutenant
Sclfridge at Fort Meyer. Va. Sept. II,
1909.
Particular Interest 10 felt In the
present adventure, as 0raos 10 Q
sportsman aviator rather tina . pro-
fessional flyer. He has BROKEN no
worlds records, but has made some no.
table hights. He vas born in Chill
about thirty years ago. the son Of the
late John trace OF ths baking house
of w. n. Grace b Co.. New York. Tx
Mayor Grace OF the American me
oils was his uncle. He was grad uated
from Columbia University n whom
his parents came TO this country TO
1.-Two he studied at oxford. Since the
death OF his father he has mndo his
home with his mother here. He has
The evening world., 1910-12-23
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

The words and music OF a beautiful
Christmas carol in every copy OF next sun.
days World. order from your newsdealei
in advance,
The evening world., 1910-12-23
P NEWS.

INCOMING eTrAMSHIPs.
DUE TO-DAY.
Columbia. Alrcrs VI Sisio. New Orleans
Gu,ane. rnyai " cd. New Orleans
CunaNt. -. Louis Principe al Pcmorte.
Nerkir. bremen PdcrmD
~ sonian. Puerto Nueces, Galveston
Ot'TGOtN~ AN'sHIPs.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Ma,inns. TampiCo senator. RluefSds
Nr1ets Jacksonville Tocantins. bahia
jefferson. Norfolk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-13
s.: R,G0RsK1,
Cd REedakcyi:
.,Kropid4o'' -:Zap6zno nadeszfo
ably dac do togo numeru
Posz;ukiw,aniet.

PAN Teofil Derdowski, 2 Mel
lon, Wis. po:zukuje :Piotra Wesber
Litwina, kt6ry uchodzi} "a Polaka,
chociaz ma POI tyl ko w}ada} polo
skim ~jezykiem: Czfowiek ten gdxies
zgina}.: Gdy,sie ma, nstatku stofowsa}
W hotelu p. Teofila. Derdowskiego,
da} mu do schowania zebrana sumo
swoich pieniedzy a sam chcia} je-
chac W okolice Ashland, Wis. albo
Duluth. MINI. albo gdzie ma jake
fanny. Moe tam gdzie nag}qq,
smierci2 zgina} DO dotqd ME daje-o
sobie zadnei wiadomosc gdzie sig
obstaje. Poszukiwany liczy .okofo so
lat. wieku jest. wysokiego wzrostu,
dosyc gruby W :sobie,, mia} pomar~
szczone ciafo ma twarzy j ubogo
bardzo sig nosi} a tylko z miechem
wedrowa1 - bez waliski.
w zesz4yml ,rooku podobno by} ma
wybieraniu kartofli wokolicy Jane
stown, n. Oak. u farmera Piekar.-
,skiego. - Z%aginiony jest bardzo
g}uchy; cd l5.go wrzesnia, 1900
ME ma o MIN wiesci.
Ktoby wiedziaf ggdziteee ten en- clio
wick sig znajduje. .niechaj mnie Q
tenn zawiadomi.
:. Teofil Derdowski.
Mellen, Wis
.#..' r. 20 Z 4! E+:.*i ~ E y. fE- - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-13


zesnas adWokacisosiedlajae sic SIC
wy1acznie po Wielkich mia mia
stach. Tam i'm trudniej wybie.
sic ponad innonarodowc6W,.
.gdy tymczasem " ,powiatach
zlamieszkalych przewaznie
.przez r6lnik6w polskich ami Q
klientele ami 0 slave ME by
Toby AMI poi lyle k}opotu.
Wog6le inteligencya nasza
zbyt lekcewazy sobie fanny i
farmer6w, j pod tym wzgle-
dem musi zajsc zmiana, ina
czej bowiem postep wszelki
kule6 bedzie z wielka krzyw-
.da og6fu.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-10-13
WACO, Tex.
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarusa!

1Wiarusa!
z numeru 1890: dowiaduje
sic 0 smutnei nowinie %
smierci mojeggn-- Przyjaciela
s.p. w. Pisarza z Bremond,
Tex, WiadomoSc ia zrobi}a
ma mnie wielkie wrazenie,
DO jeszcze ME speina miesiac
jak S. p. Pisarz do lnnie pi.
sal list ]: dziekowa1 Bogu, re
sic PREY tax dobrem zdrowiu
chowa, a naWet obieca} oso-
bi6cie W kr6tee tn do mnie:
przyjechaG do Waco, by mnie
odwiedzit; dis smierc juzz
:przeciela =pasmo zycia jego,
Q czem przyjaciel lego sic
ME dowiedziat az dopiero
tygodnie pc pogrzebie S.
p. w. P.sarza:
q zegnajmi ty drogi Prey.
;acielu, iuz Gle mole oczy