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The evening world., 1911-12-21
DON'T WANT A NEW DOLL, FIX
OLD ONE.

There's nothing lie a doh for n llt.,e
girl" the ~toynalser OF Villa nsburc
continued. Little girls never took much
to Teddy bears. They were jas, a side
issue. Girls owe their dolls with gen
uine mother love. Why. I've had dolls
brought In here that It cos, 50 and 81 TO
patch up. and a new doll could have
been bought for a dollar. But the aver
age little girl doesn't want a new doll.
80 long rs there's n leg or an arm
or u wig left, she m me TO patch up
the nrst-born doliie. And | do II when
ever l ran. Teeth are Easy 10 fix, and
l a sc: q dolls leg or an arm as well
as any surgeon. Wigs. when they are
genuine hair, are most expensive to re-
place. This one I'm putting on now
cost $i.69.
1--WE mended dolls for boys. There are
a good many girly little boys tina. like
dolls just as much as their sisters. YOU
understand. But boys generally want
rough rider suits and toy guns. There's
no call for drums any more. Santa
Claus migat as well have them out OF
his pack.
You'd be surprised to see how many
boys want racetracks. the kind Where
the horses spin around and you can bot
on the colors. Natural born little gam
blers. maybc--l don't know. I've been
making n selling toys for children
for nineteen years right here in WILL
!amsburg. and II would lake more thar
$4,000 To make me quit. sure. rs true
about the legacy. but mel! ,her SANTA
Claus nor anybody else can buy me
put"
The evening world., 1911-12-21
SIZE GETS S1.75O FOR FALL.
Jury Gives uiss bait Verdict ~
Coni Hole Case.

property owners Of New York must
DC cdrctui to lave their coal holes prop
erly covered. This was decided by a
jury In the Supreme Court to-day IN
the TRIAL ~ the action of Louise &.
Ban against Edith T.. Benct.
1t was alleged that on Feb. q. 1910.
while the plt ntin was walking on West
EiThty-scventh street. she fell in from,
o. NO. ia, owned by the defendant, tn,
cover nf the coal hole tipped IN causing
hrr injuries Miss ;iall IL a tcncher I'm
Normal College and ~ n result OF the
accident was kept away from work for
about ten days.
Her counsel. Alfred q Charles
Steckler. claimed the defendant was
liable as. under the ordinances OF the
city OF New York. y was the duty of
the property owner to Keep the coal
hole securely covered.
The Jury. after a short dc'lbcrptlon.
brought Ia "a verdict In favor OF tho
plalltlf' for St.7Jo.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
ALTAR FURNISHINGS SIMPLICITY
ITSELF.

In Tie cen,re was vhot hol o,co No.,
a clock. The yit.ls ~ tao ,lmo.r,ooe
b,d hoo, rsnoya1 an, .non -.
80. b.. ON va ,"''"6" i's
e"' 'o'' s"''e',n u t'n'e' STAR such
az are huhg on christmas trees. Be-
now mat was a glass covered with a rag,
which the reporter was Informed late,
contained holy water. ON .oc, s,do =.
This we,c m,nv c.na,, -, ,o.nna -.
Oh. 80. '"S ''"eS'
running "o"h oVer every
A""'s' ~ Why other implements useri
The evening world., 1911-12-21
l6cOvERED POWER WIFE
WIFE HAD ~TOoTHAchE.
He lighted the gas in the Temple

He lighted the gas in the Temple
"See." he exclaimed. pointing TO the
salt In front Of the ex-clock. II use that
and my magnetism. ] run my hands
so~ftly-so-over the bodies OF those who
come to me. II Is a power that / first
discovered reading a hook. l then tried
81 upon my wife. when she a q tooth
ache. n II cured her. That was in
Palermo ten years ago ! tried Il upon
other people and / have cured hundreds
OF them. all over the city. | have their
addresses and I'm going to show them In
court.
One woman, Mrs, Vitolo Ernestina.
OF No. 40 East One Hundreda md Sew
enteenth street. walked on crutches for
six years. She had been to all kinds OF
doctors and they could not help her.
cured her In three treatments. She will
tell YOU Go to her.
II do not use medicine. I have the
power direct from heaven. II - not my
fault; / cannot help 1t. l have made
crazy people sane after they haI been
IN Kings County Insane Asylum. I
ave told people their troubles would
fada away. n ! have always been
right.
you come to me some time, when
you are III or In trouble. and I'll prove
to you that l am a Magnet. I'm fun ~
masnet.sm. and 1t Is given to me By
Ga"
The evening world., 1911-12-21
WAVE TEARS
LIFE BOAT ON AN
AMERICAN LINER
Philadelphia Three Days in a
Gale, But Passengers Are
Not Injured.

Tho Philadelphia OF the American
nne got In to-day with her psssengcrs
pretty Nell shatcn IN. For three days,
beginning Monday or the Grand Banks.
she bucket a northwest gale. One bIr
wave piled over tho s~tarboird how ana
smashed and carried away a port life
boat. No other damage was done to
tie ship and nobody was hurt.
Among tho passengers was the widow
o. Charles IilncIic NIarp.e n promlnen,
lawyer OF Illinois. who was drowned
two weeks lfo after he had fallen from
n bridge a. Bearlstown Over the Illinois
River. Mrs. Marble was Summoned
from Luzcrae where she was spending
the winter, The funeral viii be at Nor-
r.stown. Pa.
w. :. EenTey. dly editor Of the
Boston Globe. returned on tho Philalr,-
phia from Ms trip t. Rome with tho
newly created Carl.ntl O'Corneil %
ros.or.
NJ. Kenncy was Impressed VITA the
fr.ordl'ness OF al CLUES IN Rome to-
wards :he Americans. clerical and lty-
men alike. lie told ~ having leaned
out OF MS window IN the hotel To see
q regiment OF Italian troops departing
for Tt!poli and waving the American
flag which hung from tine sill at them.
Tao regimen clec"o'. Llc uc1Y,r Oh ~"
sidewalks chcerei and here vas a great
demonstration. Mr.. Eennoy had an
audience with the Popc and found him
IN dis;.ess!ryly feeble health.
Jonn q. iam!son, captain of the -.
Louis. came home on her sister snip
for Christmas with his family in f:rook-
Ign, Capt. Pnssow Will brlns the ST.
Louis home.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
HER IS DOGS AND CATS
NAMED IN HIS DIVORCE SUIT
Kansas Man Says His Wife Gives
Them More Care Than Him,
And So Wants 10 Be Free.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. ei.-NamIng not
another man but t~hirty-nve eats and two
dogs. Samuel Pomeroy OF Bethel. Kan,
has iilcd suit for divorce. lie asserts In
his petition that after his marriage four
years ago. his wife added the pets to the
household and gave them moro care
than she gave him.. Pomeroy Il "a years
old and a civil war veteran.
I'm all my experience OF four years a.
a SOLDIER" he said. II never had 10 con-
tend with such conditions as those dogs
and cats created at my home"
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Child Labor on Increase.

Child labor is on the Increase In New
York City, both In factories and In
~tenements, according 10 testimony
given YESTERDAY before the legislative
commission which IL Investigating
the factory situation ana holding near
ings at the City Hall. Lillian Il. Vale
OF tbs Henry street Settlement said
M in eacn Of 1859 tenoyents In Man
haitian and the Bronx there were from
one 20 forty families engaged IN mnnu.
featuring.
The evening world., 1911-12-21

WILkES-BARRE Pa. Dec. a.
Three hundr~l employees OF tho Rau',
coal Company AZ Iusernc near here
went on strike yesterday with well
laid plans to Il" M the collicry. Dock
ag" IL ia" bone of contention. The mon
al,cfe that The docking boss dlscrirn-
mates against ITEM.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
To Preserve Model Of Maine,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2,.-A model OF
the wreck OF the battleship Maine, which
has been On exhibition In the office OF
Secretary Meyer since the Naval Board
returned from Havana. probably will 10
placed permanently either in tho Naval
Museum at the Washington Navy yaH
or at the National Museum.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Tut Onck In Lrn,invInn

WASHINGTON. Dnc. 2l.-Prcsldcnt
Taft. accompanied by Secretary Ullles
aud M'jor Bu.t, returned 20 Wa,hInp.
ton ut Il2 4. VI. to-tas after two d,vs
of dinners, 'ddrcssoa and political con
ec"cnccs In New York.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
LOVES THE CHILDREN AND
THEIR TOYS, TOO.

Why should II" he asked YESTERDAY.
For nineteen years ! have mended
dolls for The children In his little shop.
] like children. l like 20 mend their
dolls. Why should I give up wha, /
Ike. because my uncle left me some
money only the other day a little SRI
came in here sobbing as II her heart
would b.eik End carry!ng a doll as big
ne herself. What can l do for you.
little cir" | asked. Dolly has lost u
TOOTH she said: her best front tooth.
Can You make her a new tooth. Mother
says you VIII make her we'll / looked
- the Srcat big doll and then looked
through my stock OF dolls teeth. They
we're all far too small for the big doll
and ! tod The child so. Hut she en- ed
and cried. and finally I said, Run away.
little girl. Il come back al G o'clock.
Dol'? VII have n new tooth by tina,
time We'll. you can understand /
didn't know what TO do But | thought
and thought and finally ! went and got
a piece D. wood and whitfield II TO tho
Size Of the other teeth. then put Il
IN the dolls mouth and tool, down a
bottle of silt AMI gildel Il. When the
little M amt around at 6 O'Clock
| explained TO her tina; gold teeth cos:
from $40 up and that she had the only
doll in the world with a gold tooth.
You ought 20 have seen her laugh.
She was :hs .:'udcs: l....s CIR! in
Williamsburg.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Splnella Will Try to Convince
T. Court He Has Wondrous
Power From Heaven.
TEMPLE ON r S AVE,
A Sideboard Altar, an ex.
Clock, Salt and Magnetism
Do the Whole Business.

III BUY got rheumatism, the blues
measles. consumption or oorns. ~ mar
Of your skull IL pressing on your rr, -,
matter and YOU think the whole uni,
~erse Is in conspiracy agalns. YOU. IN
sast' II anything Is the matter with YOU
salvatore Spinella, Holy Magnate" a,
no. go First avenue will cure you-,o,
". There are only two exceptions IN ~,
wonder worker-you can't have a boi
NJ Be dead.
That's what Spinclla told an Even,n.
world reporter In his Temple Of Mar.
aaem" to-day. and II Is what he 4,
soins to tell and prove. he says. when
dis case comes UP for trial In Es,ex
4arket Court. where he was a;raivned
yesterday and held for trial In $500 bail
m the charge Of practising medicine
without a license. The County Medical
society 10 the complainant.
PENDING the result OF his trial he isn't
iaslng his magnetism. The reason IA
That Miss Frances Benzecry visited the
~ AaGnats with her husband" and
0npeolnsd q q variety OF bodily Ills.
Ne was conducted before the altar In
the "Terple" and after Splnel,a had
sr1wn power from heaven. which came
but at ..he end of his fingers, she was
toid se was cured. For which she
paid ~. 4 short while later the Holy
mag iate was taken into custody.
The evening world., 1911-12-21

okIe1 STu1n branch situated
at No. 159 Grand street. Brooklyn,
to be exact, has at last received a
substantial present from the patron
saint OF Christmas.
For Santa Claus left a registered let.
ter at No. ls Grand street one day this
week which Informed Charles Stumpf
mat through the death Of his uncle.
Henry Stumpf Of Berlin. he IL heir To a
fortune Of GO.c COO.
Ana when the little toymaker read
the letter he took = big black cigar
out OF his mouth. seemed about L,
speak, thought better of It, put the
cigar back and resumed operations on
a "toddle-woddle" dog. which. IL should
be explained for the benefit OF IN.
uninitia;ed. Is a toy dog that can be
made to walk through the operation O.
concealed wheels.
Yesterday afternoon Santa Claus's
apprentice was busy in the dolls hospi-
tai at the rear OF the toy shop Big
dolls and little dolls. dolls with broken
legs and arms; others that were merely
minus a finger or two. still Others who
had suffered the loss Of their long
golden cur's. some from typhoid and
other levers perhaps. or through ruth
less scalp!ng by small indian brothers.
we're lying about on long tables, and
the little toymakcr who Is heir 70
$4,000 sa; stolldly among his paticnts.
still snic!i:BS q big black cigar and d!s.
a visible impotence when any
patron OF The shop paused to ask him
II he intends to abandon toymaking and
retirc upon H. fortune
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11
Raw Ham is Infected:
Woman Dies of Effects

Aberdeen Daily News: Mrs. Kath-
crime Millspaugh, wife of H. .. Mills
paugh, farmer living half mile
from Westport, died at O'Clock last
evening of trichinosis, as the result
of eating raw ham several Weeks
ago. The entire family ate this ham,
which was evidently infected with tri-
chinae several weeks ago and all of
them were very sick for some time.
1t being thought that none would re-
cover. However, the others have i'm
proved and are able to be about, altho
the doctors say they are not entirely
out Of danger. .. f.
The funeral Of Mrs. Millspaugh will
be held Sunday afternoon at the
Westport church. She is survived bv
a husband and three children, and
her brother, Fred Dorm, who lives at
Westport.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11

statement of c. Barnwell Robin
son. dean OF the United States col
lege of Veterinary Surgery.
The doctor has been experiment.
ing for years in a vain effort to rid
"Pediculus," the surgery's pet cat, of
the numerous heas which bothered
her.
The other day while the vacuum
cleaner was being used to withdraw
the surplus dirt from the floor of the
animal hospital, one of the attend
ants playfully ran the nozzle over
the cats back. At first the feline
resented the attack, but, upon second
thought, she stayed and the opera
uon was renewed. 1t was found that
large number of feas that had
found resting place in "Pediculus'
fur, had been killed by the applica-
ton of the cleaner. From that time
on, DR.. Robinson veraciously asserts
that the cat voluntarily backs I'D to
the cleaner to receive her daily dry
bath.
Dr. Robinson has found that the
vacuum cleaner is a great success
as flea exterminator and he intends
to spread the news broadcast SO that
all other animal owners-as we'll as
animals themselves-may profit by
the accidental discovery.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11
Watson Dental Office
Damaged by Fire

The fire alarm awoke many resi-
dents OF this city last Friday morn
ing about 2 o'clock in the morning.
The alarm was turned in from DR..
Watson's dental office which is locat-
ed in the Mellette block The fire
IL supposed to have originated from
4 defective gas jet. DR.. Watsons
loss will run up into several hundred
dollars in the loss of tools and un-
finished work and material.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11
This Vacuum Cleaner
is Death to Fleas

Is your dog covered with feas?
Does the family dog sit around all
day making turtle and Intellectual
stabs with its hind legs at inaccessi-
lie places in its anatomy in an effort
to catch the elusive foes? Do the
other four legged animals that be-
long to the family also give evidence
of being Inhabited with parasites?
Then use vacuum cleaner!
All the dog soap and cat soap on
the market is worthless when COM
pared to the common or garden var
iety of vacuuHa cleaner, according to
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11

l thank the Lord that am not
In CALIFORNIA; sunny SPOT Co.,. ..
Where fogs are thick and heas are thicker,
IT'S always best to slicker; % 81
Where sand it blows most all the time .'#
l lived in Californias sunny cline time, n.r
And If sand drifts were painted white
You'd think twas snow, on some dark night
l thank the Lord that am where "
I can breathe Dakotas air, ...
Where graveyards are grown DER with hay,
And where the hearse don't pass each day.
thank the Lord and all my sires
That don't live where all are liars,
And where the soil is most hard pan
And where good clothes don't make the man; 80
If you're not content to live in ease, -....
And wish to go to the land of feas
And dwell with grafters, thugs and liars
Just get aboard Of Jim Hills 1yers-Jerry
AN oPTiMIsT.
Old Uncle Finn good old chap
But he never seemed fer to care rap
If the sun forgot
To rise day.
Just like as not
Ole Finn would say:
"Oncommon dark this here we're in r.
But faint bad as it might "a been"
But big cyclone long one day.
An the town was wrecked and bowed away, -.
When the storm had passed
We stood around
And thought at last
Ole Finn had found
The state O things he was buried in
About as bad as it could "a been
so we dug i'm out O. the twisted wreck
And lifted rafter off his neck
He was bruised an cut
And sight to see;
He was ruined, but
He says. says he, ..
With weak look round and a smashed nm grin
rant half 90 bad as 1t might "a bent.
Rut after all, it's the likes o. Finn -
Makes this world fit fer Twin in
When days are drear
And skies dark,
ss It's good to hear .r.,& 81
Some ole suss bark
NOW see here, son,' with a cheerful grin.
faint half so bad as it might a. keen!s-Adopted
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11

Furnished bungalow at Yahota va
cant two weeks in August. Phone
and good cold well Of water in house.
No ice needed. Cool cemented eel
lar. Forty feet of porch, all screen
ed. Be quick, first come, first served.
U. 3. Kinds. Phone Green 11.7-s*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11
A Dry Season

The weather conditions
throughout the Northwest
have been sach this spring
that it is apparent & a short
hay crop ascertain and the
farmer and stock raiser must
begin now to consider the
question of feed for his cat
tie the coming fall and win /.
ter. The surest, and in fact
the only substitute for hay
is corn fodder, and to get
the best results from fodder
it should be fed in the form
of ensilage.
The farmer who has a silo
need not let the prospect of
a short hay crop worry him,
as a few acres planted to
corn will provide abundant
feed, or the best kind for
his live stock.
To the farmer who does
not have a silo, we say get
busy and prepare to con-
serve the products of your
fields.
A stave silo is not expen-
sive, is easily erected and
will pay for itself in one
year.
For sale by
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11
Laird-Norton
Lumber Co.
DIR. COX'S
Barbed Wire
IMMINENT

!. GUARANTEED to heal without reay-
ing bIemish, or MONEY REFUNDED.
DOC and 81 90 sizes for fresh wounds.
Old sores, sore backs and shoulders burns
and bruises. 25c size Tor Family Use.
DIR. cox'S PAINLESS BLISTER
is painless and guaranteed to cnre
SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, Splint.
Puffs, or any enlargement of bone or
muscle, or money refunded. Price 60c.
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11
THE cow GAVE HIM A BUM STEER.


About two o'clock last Monday
called at from
owned large red COW with crumpled horn
sleepy denns that there
the
g for having disturbed him at that hour
the next house to ask them the line
OF his garden and that led him naturally
supposed that she taking him
y giving him bum steer"
stuffed club handy when he called that bewcg
certainly have him think
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11

! ) ! ) 5; =:
people would succeed j more
The high cost OF living is RAISING havoc With the govt
Don't buy automobile i bicycle income
! = ! 4
Everybody old
Be ability fighter is
proof
No really makes Of She simply his
possibilities i'll that line @a5#
1t takes brave barber brave
you want advice friends
II you want nothing go to relations
God bless visionary.
out of ten it will something. aEs5s%
Why high
the sun is to get up in the morning
Every full of
conhne his admiration to
girls may this
doesn't protect her lips on moon light night
thistle crop in this
county in large numbers This joke
laugh or his bugshp may stop chewing
Chicago who divorce alleges
with her fist People who looking white
noticed little pleasures
AS palms,
And forgot losses,
Remembered our gains
Looked peoples
Their to see
What a comfortable happy,
Cheerful be.-Adopted.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11

One OF the real dyed the wool
Dakota has written the following giving opinion of the DIFF
ference between this California:
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-13
ARMY WORM SAVES THE COTTON CROP After Season of Heavy Rains Pest Sets in and Eats
 Foliage.
STALK STRIPPED OF LEAVES
Sun Is Allowed to Strike Bowl and 1t Is Brought to Head-Saves
 Crop From Entire Loss.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Marked Tree.-PlanterS in Polnsett county and, in fact, all Eastern Ar kansas, owe a debt of gratitude to the army worm for the services several million bugs are performing. The growth of the cotton was so rank it was feared the crop would rot, but this danger has passed. With an ever increasing appetite, the worms are slipping the stalks of foliage, thus al lowing the sunshine to penetrate the thickest portions and cause the bolls to mature
 The army worm arrived about 12 days ago, headed east. Field after field has been denuded before the march of the insects and in some cases the leaves of an entire field have disappeared over night. In some cases where the worms attempted to cross the road in sandy districts they have filled the wagon ruts and perish ed by thousands in the hot sun.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-13
PCLES CONSIDER
 NEW METHODS
To COl0Rize in Arkansas and Northwest School in
 Pennsylvania.
LABOR AGENCY ESTABLISHED
Convention of 3c0 Rule Against Ac. ceptance of Officers of Any
 Titles or Decorations.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 St. Louis.-The contemplation of colonizing immigrants from Poland who come to the United States in the future in the Northwest and in Arkan- sas, the establishing of labor agency in Chicago to assist all Polanders who desire to locate in the Central west and the building of a military school in Pennsylvania, ruling against the acceptance of any officers of the alliance of any titles or decorations from any of the powers that dismem- bered Poland in the last century and the encourag cement of military and agricultural education among their countrymen in the United States are the subjects which the 300 delegates of the Polish National Alliance of the United States of America, which con- vened in St. Louis, expect to see ma terialized with the, convention insofar as initial work is concerned.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-13
BANKS ARE NOT BIDDING.
Some Banks Claim Law Is Not Prac-
 ticaI and Would Work Hardship.

some Banks CidIfn Law IS Not Prac-
 ticaI and Would Work Hardship. Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Among the four sealed bids received by the state treasurer for the con tract for the custody of the state funds, provided by the act of the re cent legislature creating a deposit ory in each of the senatorial districts, it is not believed that any Little Rock bank is represented among the bid ders.
 Local bankers,' stated a member of the Little Rock Clearing House As sociation, "are of the opinion that the law is not practicable. The banks can not afford to comply with the terms of the depository board. According to the provisions of the act a bank is re- quired to furnish bond by a surety company or deposit of United States bonds for 50 per cent more than the bank could receive in deposits from the treasury The cost of the bond would be three-fourths of one per cent of it's amount, the banks being requir- ed to pay not less than per cent for the use of the money. Should bank go to this expense of furnishing bond, it has no guarantee from the state that it would receive on deposit any funds from the state treasury"
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-13
QUEER COMMUNICATION.
Man Wants to krow If Stream Is
 Navigatable-Says 1t Once Was.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
 Auditor John k. lobe is known far and wide as patient man, but of late some very queer correspondence has been drifting into his office. He re- ceived letter from a man who de- sires information about Cadron creek as a navigable stream, couched in the following terms:
 "Orditor of State: I would be pleas ed to no if the East Cadron creed is on record at Little Rock as a guvern- ment naval stream. I do no that they was bote come up that Stream to a farm in about the years 1844 and 1S45 sum where, my father tol me they did cum and carry 40 bales of cotton for Hardin. If so, please let me no. I may have adrest the rong man, if so please farword to the right one"
 MT. lobe called up the United States engineer and learned that the stream is navigable for about two miles from the mouth, but no further. The en- gineer would not report as to whether or not the stream was nayigable in 1S44, but declared that at an earlier period an ark might have passed over the spot, and possibly did.