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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-10
MUCK RAKERS FORM
FREE SPEECH LEAGrF,

ALBANY. N. r., April 1O--A num-
Der OF noted ''muek-rakers" have
filed with Secretary of State I.azinsky
articles OF incorporation Of the Free
speech League of New York City 10
operate In every State. The incor-
porators are:
Leonard Abbott. president: Brand
Whit'cck. vice-president, Toledo. o.:
f. b. Foote, treasurer. New York
Thee. SHREDDER. New York. Bolton
Hall. New York; Lincoln Steffena Riy
erside. Conn.
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Continued from saturdayl

tNHNFfNNeN FfUfn NAtUfdAy.J
The sailor to whom Ereitmann had
spoken SO earnestly was loliing agains,
the rail. In the act Of lighting olga
rette. The light from the match was
feeble. but Il sufficed the keen eyes
af the watcher lie gasped little.
Strong hands indeed Here in the
Garb OF IA common sailor. Was one OF
the foremost Orleanlsts in France
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-10

the ono illustrated will assuredly b
welcome.
There Is. as usual. a yoke. but IL 1.
pointed in front and rounding in IN.
back Below the yoke the skirt nor.
ton of the dress Is arranged in three
box pleats In the front and four in
the back. the closing Of the dress be-
Ing placed In the center OF the back.
Plain bishop sleeves complete the
dresz
Lawn, organdie. Swiss. batiste, ging-
ham. etc. may be used for this dress
and the neck may be cut little low
and the sleeve shortened in CORE
spending style. II preferred. the yoke
may be OF ailover embroidery.
me pattern $3.50. Is cut in sizes /.
and years. Medium size reo,,tra.
2 Ia yards OF 36-inch material
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-10
VIRGINIAN'S DAILY PATTERN
CHILD'S DRESS

IT is so difficult 10 vary the dresses
OF very little girls that Il design like
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-10

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.>
sTAUNTON. VA. April 10.-Nelaon
Andrew. of the Fifth Virginia IN the
Civil war and for thirty years attend.
ant at the Western State hospital.
died this morning, aged about 81
years. He leaves one son.
The evening world., 1911-11-11
10000 TO SPEED
CARDINAL FARLEY
ON WAY TO ROME
Great Public Demonstration
Planned for His Departure
Next Tuesday.

~
""eh Nrchp'shop 'ohh d. Fariey
leaves New York next Tuesday for
Rome. where he Ia 10 he made a Car
alma, Ia ,.m ,o inter- ,ha o,o.-. and
-. ~ "
iouc goou "ishes OF more IMAM -V"V
Catholics. rams Tor a great fareweii
demonstration for the Cardinal-desig-
na,s are belnv eomnleted nv President
In,, 7 c,immins ana tho Road 81
' -" ~ -
Mahasenneht Oh the Ns''o''e Oi"o. Cne'
tenth or all 'he ca'hoiic schooi chiluren
OF the city will attend a short farewell
service at the Cathedral and take part
in the music.
Who, ,hs Archbishop and his rat,nue
-. ,haIn oarr,,rnso n, s.eo o,o,ool,
80 -"
ai'er we se'''Ne' ."e! anu '"e" es'o''
OF several hundreu G 'sy"eh ana as
many prominent laymen viii proceej
TO the dock at the foot of West Eff
The evening world., 1911-11-11
WURRA,WURRA!
ANDOMSHOTS
AT BIG GAME
AND SMALL
BY W.P. NJ

WHAT DID IT1 Who did III why al nY I mean tina occurrence of Eies-
us Day
! have heard rs reasons with more to follow. but sfcr doping It Ill out
! = come to he Conclusion:
-. That Murphyism In New FORK. McCooeyisn In Kings Cassidyism In queens
sd . whole blamed basfui of SINS in III Bronx almost tipped owe the boa
n which veree embarked The fur ramnnny judicial candidates M their mel
Ter Sheriff.. REGISTRAR M Surrogate.
, That the Republicans SHE'D on Hearst ant man. of them diin't vote at Ill
q voted for Fowler IN let 1t g 1t that.
That in nearly every district the mules had It in their sleeve for Fourteenth
tool II ont or he local candidates. n hence thu wnnop that a handed
to tn Democratic assembly m board Of Aldermen.
And as far as m regrets that I might have for the return of q Republican
Assembly are concerned. the blow is softened by the reahzato that the las
legislature which worked overtime, ddn nothing to commend 1t to n one nut
~ snks who thrive att Inc political crib
And I'm tired working for that ount Faus mur shinnay.
4 FREE HOW they take their Christening up in the Bronx recording 20 my
- hystercsl collaboration. The Bronnlx Buzzer otherwise Jack Farrell.
= . sporting impresarIo. lie says;
We have met the enemy ani " . belong to them The heavily DeHo
cratic Bronx Is nj more
Wow! What a RAJ at Us, Gene Mcclure. Arthur Murphy and Andy
Kelly are softly whistng THROW Him Down, McC1osky"
"Tis true that Billy Morris managed to use the squeeze play sue
eessfuny In getting elected Municipal Court Judge. but HI cno only ad'hn-
tsWr the Nv; h mi make one for u.s.
whats to become oil us Democrats. not on viii risk a suggestion.
- Oh! II AS q sad blow for ~ when they killed our Ironx County BILL
In that iii We had hopes to hund up a county that Father Knickerboeker
BILLY Gibson is beseged with applications from defeated Congress-
" mel. Assemblynep N Aldermen Tor positions as owe snlngers at thu
Z. Farmont A. c.
The only consolation We have up here 10 Is tho act that Dn
Cohalan. who formerly lived in this borough, n able to squeeze In.
Many sy Den made III best 70 of his NE when he moved from the
Bronx
Honest Mac I tell yu ". don't know what will happen next Tank
Of II We lost our Assembtyman and nearly all our Aldermen. n a Fusion
Borough President in power Or W years more.
IT believe yu viii lot know Tho place when on com up BUYER"
N.Y. how cold II In! I don't think I will HE me u ~ hat way eve again,
Back. untlso m ne ehioroforms me throws ne aboard the Albany boat
The evening world., 1911-11-11
DON'T TrifIe with a Cold
Cure Il Quickly b. Haturs's Mathot

Soothing syrups and patent cough
medicines are generally dangerous. ron.
tanning drugs and opintes which dcaden
the functions instead Of supplying tho
healing ingredients which build up tho
system and expel the poisons due to In
fiammation Of the mucous membrane ~
to cxcessi,e uric acid.
You can rid yourself OF cold in the
head. sore throat. bronchitis. catarrh,
leuce rrt ocn, foul breath. rheumatic
pains, and that miserable feeling Of ap-
proacl ng"grippc." by this simple form.
uln: Mix the contents, Of u half. ounce
vial Of virgin oil II pine with two unce
Of glyccrinc and half a pint Of pure
whiskcy Take u t%easpoonful every four
hours.
Your trouble will be gone in less than
a day a d you will not need TO stay In
bed or discontinue your regular duties.
Re careful to get the genuine virgin 6il
Of pine. which always comes in sealed
wooden cartons bearing the name Of the
Leach Cl cmical Company. Of Cincinnati,
Ohio. This is your guarantee ri purity
and freshness.
The evening world., 1911-11-11
PUBLIC REBUKE At
FOR CROWN PRINCE .
FROM THE KAISER
Censured for Applauding At.
tack in Reichstag on the
Moroccan Settlement.


BEhLiN' NOV II, p""''c Anu ss",,
omcial reouxe nag Deer hnmi"stsres
to Crown Primo Frederick William
through an inspired telegram from Bsr-
lin publIshed in the Cologne Gazette -.
,...,, att, ,,uv ,orern. ~. -.
u"s ~ "
port that Emperor william reprimanoed
his son for having openly demonstrated
his approval OF the attacks on the Gov.
cr,ment.s Moroccan Motley and the ball.
,coya n,,erance, In the peichstsr Thure.
-.
oay'
FOR a similar instance oi pubic csn-
sure ior the crown i'ihce one must 90
BACK 10 lSo3' when crown FrInce rreo-
erlck was rebukcd Tor Criticisms OF
Chancellor Bismarck's policy In .
speech made at Danzig. The despatch
to the Cologne Gazette says:
I'VE beliey II to be the right and
du,v n, tho heir 10 the throne 10 taks
az ,r,.rs,, IN %no,I,,c. lie cannot ~
r.,rna.ho1 ,ar ,nrm,nu 81, own ~on,r,.,
~ 80 :. =. -. ~"
eNen - ~
iihperial poney' "e IurtneI 10 hot 10.
sire that the crown Prince De prevented
from expressing his opinion In a ntuns
manner ana place, not however, IN
the way chosen In the Re!chstag. the
The evening world., 1911-11-11
Y.M.C.A.B OARDER
FOUND IN SALOON
bRUTALLY BEATEN
After Carouse in Flat Moore
Goes to Hospital With
Fractured Skull.

Policeman Ferguson OF thu IVES,
o,o u,,,..,, -
-, 800 ''"''o" was
~ 'o"" oohoiohs saloon at
o"e iiu"ufeu ana Se}enth street and
Columbus avenue. shortly before noon
to-day and told that there was a young
man lying unconscious md h,eedi,y
In tho hack room uh,,..
was
su"Hohec from ) itooe Wright Hos
pita!'
The injured man was removed to
THAI Institution, He said he was JIsr.
Der. Moore, thlrty-three wears aid a,
No ais Was, Eif,,-,avo. L
The evening world., 1911-11-11
POLICEMAN KILLS SELF
WHILE FIXING REVOLVER.
Coroner Makes Investigation Into
Strange Death Of Veterar
Patrolman.

Policeman Thomas II. Somerville. OF
the East Twenty-second street station.
was killed to-day By, a revolver In his
own hands. at his home at No. vi
Sixty-sixth street. brooklyn. Accord.
Ing to the nleces with whom he lived.
the Misses Mamie and Rose Farrell.
he was cleaning his revolver to correct
an obstruction which kept the cylinder
from revolving. when the weapon went
of. The bullet entered his mouth. kill
Ing him Instantly.
Somerville had been n policeman tor
twenty-five years IND had a good rec
ord. lie never married. At the COR
onor's Office In Brooklyn 1t was eaid
that the authorities were not quite a.
tisfed with the explanation of the man.
ner OF his death and would make n care
full examination in to the facts.
The evening world., 1911-11-11
" MAND SAME STATUS A
RICHMOND AND QUEENS,

els there any reason why the Bronx
should be denied that which Is given to
Queens and Richmond? We demand a
county government and homo rule. which
both Richmond and Queens now have
md are satisfied with. We of the Bronx
would not seek county government ~ It
were not a success In all the other Dor.
oughs OF tho greater city."
Mcclure got out OF Tammany Hall and
the Democratic State Committee las,
Spring Immediately after Charles +.
Murphy ordered Bronx autonomy killed
at Albany. Ills action was not a warn.
ing to the Fourteenth street leader. al.
though Arthur Murphy. Michael ]. Gar.
van and william Il. Morris resigned a,
the same time as fammany deputies In
the Bronx. while former Borough Fred.
dent Hanen resigned as State Commit,
teeman.
The boss could not bulge Mcoulps
Nor could no get Arthur Murphy Il
withdraw his resignation, Through pri,
vats dicksrs with aaFvan, Morris snt
Hamen he got them 10 ~vepudists thsl,
agreement with Mcclure and Arthur
Murphy to stand together fop the Bronx
II cost the Democratic s~rganiustio0 foul
A~sssmsiymsa we sis Aa6ssmak
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THAT FAT w1TTED GOOGLE up In
Ludlow Centre. Mass. who has burst
the public prints within the week
nrouses unusual .disgoost" In the mind
oe my discerning friend. Mister Hon
nan. who rays:
wURRA WURRA!
Wit dissoost ! have read aloud
this yung Teller wot wins q Gold ID
watch becose he never smoged.
shuwed nor kissed a girl in Masss-
ehusset; and I hope a Teller like
that will not have q chance TO KISS
forever. I hav my doubts ~ to his
insansty. which shud be LOGGED al
before he woa let loose wit that
watch. or perhaps the Teller wos
brout up In q ole maids Asylump
and new hat q chanse to Kiss q
young girl, wot? II shut be strekly
forbitten to ingcurage given prisss
for not kissen eny girl. II Ia aginst
x.Presssdent TIL. Rusevelts policy.
q he has spoke or so OMEN. name'y
RACE sUEslDE.
Mr.. Loughl!n. know that you
wud be ashmaned Of hashin . prise
Tor not kissen q girl.
BUT. I reckemend prises be given
to MERRIE:D men. Mebbsy the
scheme will be better? VII respect.
MISTER HOFFMAN,.
Do Won mean that prizes should b
siven to married men who never kisse
their own wives7 Or married men VIII
' kissed other girls? I'm thihkin
there would be few prizcr given out !
the first Ease and barrels OF them In tn
latter.
The evening world., 1911-11-11

WURRA WURRA.
10 II true that the Coney Island
Jockey Club proposes to turn the
Sheepshead Bay race track into q
golf course? A. PIKER.
Shades Of Sol L~ichtenstein! where did
this limp fromf A golf course, 10 Il?
Well. II was the mollycoddles that put
the kings own sport on the blink. and
why not let them take Americas great
est track as q reward for their vil-lun-
Gus wur-urk. They tell me, tho, that
goH greases the hinges Of many a lazy
mans limbs. I've known some so weak
they barely could stir up energy enough
TO say "the same" to go out OF a sun
day and lambast n white pellet TO no.
where. Golf IL a great game. When
you're not looking for the ball In IN,
bottom OF a creek or atop a tree you're
cussing yourself for being SO dunn fal
away from Dugan's place on the cor.
ner. But the chief aim OF every golfeI
II to make at least nine holes widou,
q single ha.ha from his caddy
wURRA wURRA:
10 It true that there are no ANA.
tears In New York who can play
H.? balklins billiards well enough 1,
AFFORD practice for Willie Hoppe for
his forthcoming match? MASSE.
Forge; II. Son. ] have It on the vera
cious word OF Sam Gruhn that Tay,or
Herring. Morr!s. SCHNEIDER. Holden
Katner n half n dozen others Of nj
pupils are only deferred from chaileng
Ing the winner OF the Hoppe-Suttol
CONTEXT by the fact that they are moe
est business men who hate to mix II
professional doings except from tn
high chairs around the table. II 70,
wont take my word for It. go up 4
Brosdway and Sixty-hfth street and sc
them on In their tournament Monda.
night,
And don't do anything desperate
Don't die In the house when you Sc
them try to do fine stunts.
The evening world., 1911-11-11

The use OF an umbrella as a burglars
tool has just been made known by Of
toials of burglary insurance companies
In connection with the theft OF $1,000
worth OF furs on election night from
the shop Of Enefck q Boyer, No, q
East Twsnty-hrst street. The thieves
burrowsd In through the ceiling and
used thu open umbrella % catch the
tlsiedgsd plastsr.'
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en- as the sturdy oaks in comparison TO
the cllnging vines Of the South. II
would be an unwise Measure for sur
frage to gain a foothold at present.
since the majority, especially IN the
workaday classes, ave not had the
advantage OF this side By side with
man condition OF things, and therefore
are not yet ready.
But the home Idea has lost on ac-
count of It. People are on the continual
move and out There Is very LITTLE
home life in New York City and man;
of the moneyed homes are more like
museums. This Is perhaps due to leav-
Ing the making OF the plans and ar.
rangements to managers n bullde:c -
Miss Sorln has Just completed a spa.
cious colonial home In savannah. be.
ing her own architect. engaging every
workman and choosing all the lum-
Der. In answer to my question as
to whether this really would become
woman's work. she answered.;
Why not? Who spends the most
time In the home? Who knows ihe
need OF this closet or that c~ontr!vance?
For Instance. how many truly prac ,oai
kitchens Ic you find? But We are VAN.
Ing up.
"Ths future woman will be the
architect OF tho house a. well a.
the maker Of tbs home. Homo 10
m institution that must survive.
A. long as . man must have three
meals o day to be healthy, wealthy
and wins he must have . home. AZ
ter h Suffrage agitation 10 Jst-
tied once ana for all I'M will
-scods TO her natural environment :
tho home haven.
With her proverbial intuition and
her rapidly growing business sense SHE
Will evolve economic principles in tho
matter of home building as yet un.
dreamed Of. And man will have to
look to his laurels along these lines.
SHOULD BE MORE LITTLE
HOMES OUTSIDE THE CITY.
The cry nouid hot down .or the N
tie homes outside the city. While We ar.
continually harp!ng about the cro~de,
tenements and apartments there ~ no
enough action in getting the people o.
moderate means away from the secthini
centre Money ed Interests could, IL mad,
to see the value TO humanity. put theil
holdings In the outlying districts anS
build health-giv!nz homes &c those mos
In need at little cost and correspondent,
gain. 1t Is the only way to solve tn,
congested problem.
II might say that the saddest problem,
OF New York are the children. There ar,
so many playing In the streets who know
so little about that which brought then
into ~being-nature. They love the thing
they should not know about and do no
know about a lot OF things they shoul,
love. And surely North, South. Eas
and West Is this dominant factor Of l!'
look to the children!
The evening world., 1911-11-11
WURRA WURRA.

A bets Is that II he earned a cent
the first day, 2 cents the second.
cents the third day and so on (doub-
ling each day.. chat at the end OF
thirty days he would have earned
over Ave million dollars. In proving
his bet A makes u mistake IN hgur-
ing. admits he loses and pays the bet.
Seven months later he finds he wa.
right and now claims the money.
Should d pay tho money back.
WM. @. GUPPICK.
100 Broadway.
Tho payment OF a bet or any obllga
ton through an error Ii sufficient rea
son for It's restitution. A good spor
Will always pay back whom he discny
ers that ne has money that doesn't be
Iona to him. But good sports arc rsr
indeed.
The evening world., 1911-11-11
Scotia Sorin, Georgia Writer,
Says Domestic Problems Are
More Easily Solved Here.
NOT A FOR VOTE.
Sees Future for Sex as House
Builders as Well as
Home Makers.
By Sophie Irene Loeb.

N C 10 York
may be artif-
cidl, but there.
IN lies the Sc.
cret Of its in
dependent in
They do not
see the sky
and the milky
tody here, but
ftsu are close
The evening world., 1911-11-11

bih nv" w you dCCOuHt lOr tnll,'
| asked, having In mind the divorce
courts and the domestic relation courts
here.
"Women have more opportunities
to do for themselves here than the
=. women Of h Douth. They are
less parasites than In any place IA
tho world. For instance, when o
woman makes q nistaks 1 mar
Rage. she has opportunity to repair
II. She may make her own way
and 10 not looked upon with suspi-
cion. work n c~onsidsrsd an asset
OF worth rather than . liability .f
attractivsaess. That the Northern
women arc generally able to take
care Of thsmseIve1 before marriage
goes without sayisg.
Later when domestic troubles arise
they can go forth. But the Southern
women are brought up with the idea
that roman place Is In the home only
and tina 1t Is almost vulgar to think
Of getting out to work. In sact they
know little or nothing In the line OF
work that is practical. So they are at
the mercy OF men In general.
"Ths business here 10 q
splcudid type. She 10 lacking In
the south. II We a . few more
OF them there, the OF the
land would yield untold wealth.
Also men wnuld treat women differ.
emily.
Man has come to depend upon wom-
an In the daily course Of events and
inds It to his advantage to do SO. We
has learned In business transactions 10
deal with her sQuarely. for she has
learned the ways and means Of gettins
lust what IL coming to her. and tni.
has had It's effect on mems treatment
of women generally. She Is treated
with more fairness, and less advantage
in business ~ taken Of woman because
she belongs TO the So-cAlled inferior
sex.
WOULD BE UNWlsE FOR SUI
FRAGE TO WIN IN SOUTH.
Eve may signify the Sorthern won
The evening world., 1911-11-11

SPRiNGr lELD. Mass. Nov. 1.-The
pastor OF Oiivet Congregational Church.
which was destroyed by IRE last night.
has accepted the oner OF his nearest
n~eighbor, the Gaiety Theatre. to hold
his services IN the theatre until . nev
edince II built.
The evening world., 1911-11-11

VVIEJL. boys. I see that Andrew
M Carnegie Is again handing out
w the iron men, Twenty-Five mil
hons Of 'em TO buy books.
wouldn't Il be better TO put that coin
where II would buy grub for the poor.
They can't eat books.
And So. 0oo.0 900 would max twenty
I've Of my set very happy at . million
throw.
The evening world., 1911-11-11
RuRRA WURRA:

WURRA
It strikes me as rather peculiar
that most OF the gentlemen that were
IN John Arthur Johnson's corner at
the time he walked away with n
title are under the marble slab or on
the rosd TO Smear Kase city. name
~, Willis Britt. dead; Stanley
Ketchell. dead: Al Kaufman,
knocked out by a third-rater; Billy
Delaney. sick, Jack johnson. barred
+ from Sco. 0o for two easy bouts.
! think It II time TO believe In the
link. BILL ANDERSON.
No. 1920 First avenue.
Right you are. Bill. And YOU nigh
have added Marty Cutler. a sparrinI
partner OF tho Big Smoke, who wa
knocked out by Ton Kennedy Wednen
day night.
The evening world., 1911-11-11
WURRA WURRA;

Why can these things occurl
Dubbs (who wishes he were a
broker)-I say. old man. I've been
looking 1t over. Nothing like a Stock
Exchange big. The customer hasn't
got a chance. The commissions and
Interest charges east him w, Get
on the inside and don't play tho
market yoursslf-that's The game
Friend-f
A year later. Dubbs (now =
broker)-rhat you. old scout? Say.
want TO see you. Got a sure thing
on the market; going W ter points.
Want you to take q flyer. On. abov,
500. Double your money. you know.
Send II along ouicx' me boy dave
cigarette.
Eriend-7 ~ u .. 3
The evening world., 1911-11-11

to the earth and the Great White
Way Of trddc.business.
Houses in Nep York are like
museums rather than homes. and
that is because pOmen ledre every
thing to managers and builders.
The future M uiH be the
architect Of the house az meH a.
the maker OF the home.
Northern Domen are ftty years
ahead Of Southern icomen and do
nestle problems are more easily
solved in the North than in the
South.
II icould be a pity TO give the
vote TO Southern romen, since
they are not ready for IL, espec-
tally among the Iorcr classes.
Northern men coming In daily
contact Wtth the business ipomdn
haze learned to treat her mith
more fairness. uhile Southern
men r somewhat Of the butter.
fy rariety and tit from houer
to foUer.
These are n few OF the Impression,
and comparisons CLEANED by Miss Scot,
the authoress m builder. who I
in New York at the Hotel Empire play
wr!ghtlng her latest novel.
How do | like New York;" she re
peated In answer to my question. well
no one. not even you New Workers.. ca
deny that 1t is artificial and that Their
Is very little home life. comparativei!
speaking. People want to be con
%'inuously amused and OUT" said tn
author OF THE Pendulum" which deal
with social environment.
New Workers. value money above al
else, and there are not a great man
questions asked. But perhaps In III
very a~rtlhciaiity OF your city lies tn
success OF the development OF the lndi
viduai-esperially you splendid womer
They have backbon plus and domesti
problems are more easily solved"
WOMEN HAVE MORE CHANCE
The evening world., 1911-11-11

legs these days 90 mr a. tho testimony has gone in the Masisterhl in.
> qury in Long Island City Il would seem that BOTH f hi natural under
pins had been dragged u II their sockets by the cassidyihs AN the Hearshtes
And when hos ouhts start out . leg punns-ordy, iordyl
The evening world., 1911-11-11

oughs Of Greater New York com-
prise New York city. In other
words. Greater New York Is the
same as New York City. G. agree,
that the Ave boroughs are Greater
New York. bat maintains that New
York city comprises only the W.
boroughs of Manhattan and the
Bronx. A. b AND e.
There IL no such place o~f,cially a
New York. The Official title o
what In generally referred to as Create
New York IL the CITY OF New York. !
takes In all nv boroughs, though W
could lose a few OF them and not los
much At that.
WURRA WURRA:
Kindly say how many rounds were
fought when BAT" Nelson lost the
title to "A. wolgast.
CONSTANT READER
They fought forty rounds. n
The evening world., 1911-11-11

70 ALL wURRA wURRAIrEs.-No
- mailing stamps to me to answer
Guer1ss BY mail. I haven't time TO do
\ 81 N tnolinsd 70 be abss9t-
sisssA sSout Mailing back the sssmps-
The evening world., 1911-11-11

wURA wURRA:
= In two-handed plnochie A has go.
He takes q trick. melds 10 n calls
cut. b claims be must lake another
trick. Which 10 rightf
II. w. CARLOUGH. Sufneid. Conn.
One trick II all that 10 needed to
Quaiify q meld. B loses.
wURRA wURRA:
The evening world., 1911-11-11

present tho Bronx has a greater popula.
ton than. Richmond and Queens com.
b!ned, which boroughs are also separ,
ated by natural waterways from Man
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n. wINrERLE. No. $50 East Eighty
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