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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
Jnldnbiid)e Nahrihten.

Der ruffifhe SeIbmars
fhall Suiporo III tiner oer
mertpiirbiejien Sonberlinet aEier 3ets
ten etipefen. bon ben ni.lsn Shnnrs
rem iiber ihn, bic np6 jebt in RuBlano
INNER lpiebtr in ben 8lottern anfs
tauGtn. biirfte bic folgenoe ipeuig bes
tonnt fein: Mls Gutporop i'm Driihs
iahr 1901 cuf bns araHttuloatr ees
ipOrfeR tpurhe, bon osm er rli6t mice
Der ouffieben fOLIts, fanote adifer
9auI einen 4ammsrberrn 81 ibm, ii6
na6 Ieinsm gefinben su ertuHbigen.
Differ Wsnnn mar friiber efnfoher
admmerbien.r gefpeitn. bate ii6 aber
10 einsui6meiheln nerftanben. onB iba
ber Gar gum Graftu uno aammers
Rrrn nlahte. Gutporoip fannie bies
fen Grdfsn obne @erbitnft gnns genou,
ohr er that, aIs babe ibn bas 0ss
bd6tnib DerioHsn, unb fling Elm toit'
lihes DeTprdG nit ibm an rmen
babe ih Bic Gbrs. Bel mir Su ieben2@
fraaie er ibn. sd bin Der 9rci
g., aommerberr or. Wiajeit1t oes
aoifsrs," mar bic anttport. rGoni
rs6t, jebt erinnsrt ih mid. Gle boa
ben bei Der Gsfcngsnnabns Busnts
fhtps grobe 9npferteit bstpieien. unf
ih freus mid. 0eIegeubeit 81 bcben,
gn. Durhlaudt u. an bitiem Dag,
mar i6 niGt betheiligt" -.
ugsiht2 Damn mar Is bel Der Gritiir'
muns BON Ruitlhut, mo ih Sic fahf
20, Ia, 10 lit ss, Bel RuItThut irdi
ssl1 .Dur6lou6t perssibtn =.
ou6 Bel RunTdet mar i6 nid,t
i9 tefdnb mid bamnls tn 9tiers'
| bura4 .4bey, msin gptt. au'
ipelhsm G6ladtfelbe bdH id Sil
benn seTtkn? gDar ss beim Siuru
auf graaa2~ - .9nr6lauht i'd
i6 bin iiberbaupt nidt GoIbd
| oetpeIsn@ .Rihi SolbGt2 I'd
| TO, ia, i6 entfinns mid, Gie ertDorbtI
| fic3 bas erDbs Dsrbienit Inn unIer bet
| liaes 0aierIcnb burh ob, n,eir
gebGhtnib, mein Gtbdhtnib - bel
/ fen Sie mir bod. GrnF!A - Gin Be
| ipnberss Berbisnit ... 1nrhlanh
t. i& niibie niht@ ... - ~abe
pie finb Gle benH @ruf geiporben2
H. .Gur6loud5t &c. Wdjtito
bate bi. grobe G,nobt@ 49,. GuiDn
rom ariff sur ssIingeI uno fhtllie
lGein alter, treutr aammerbiene
groher Gubuiio,p trat sin. .1rit
ndkr, eans nrbe-, bsfaN Der mar
fcbalI unb 'redse fiA NIT St0bnen Dol
| I.inem Eager ouf. 2lIs 9ubcFof
| DiGs Dor ibm isanb. CAB er ibn rsht
| unb Iinfs cine Gbrfstse nno fogte. an
ben grnfen 5eigtnb: .Gisb hisrxi
gas,paH fssless), fssssllesl) eisfEs. eisfEs. ssrs 10 a....t a....t
4 stammerbisner, BAT gnr nifts gtthnl
unb 1T isbi Graf. aber bu Dura
| (5hafstopD bift nod immer. mic pr
| stpansia ssdhren. Aammerbisnel
| ssonnit bu nidt auh Graf iptrbeHg@
/ gine mage sur Beitim
muna BON 10000 WiIIi
larnrri nj. Ulis ben bisberieen hem;
| ihen Wngen lam man gsiui6ie bi
su I/1O WlilIigramm eenou msheE
DiefelbeH geniigsn polItommfn fiir bl
iiblihen M1gungen. Gtit iebcs
bur6 unf<ft aenntniifs iibtr bcs 9fn
blum aans neue Wrnbleme FUR b
gbenit dufgttnudt Iinb, freten nul
Il an BIZ D<nnuigftit iinferer 5nitrl
lmsnts nkus Gsrbsrunsen beEan. ED|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09

Sci bieterlet uebeIn, pi.
&opfrpsb, unoerbauliAteit, ,geritopfuns
II. +. 70. f6iittelt Der 3u Ratbe gs3ogene
Qr3t bebenilih ben aopf, fpis um ben
gatisnteu auf cine lange 8ebunblung
uno cine mod Idngere 8ottors unb
&pptbeter Rednung oor3ubersitsn.
unb bod bsbarf Is ba Iebi8Iih elmer
2dutsrung bes 2ebensIaftes, ME g l..
8errarb &rduterpilIen fie
am fhneuftsn unb ii6eriten bstptrten.
Qbreftrs g. Reuitusbter &c Co., Bog
1916. Rep Dort, gttp, nm 10 fen :
frei cine gSrnbe 3u befommen. Die
St. Bernard ardutsr>giLlsn iinb In
alien 2tpotbefsu 81 bobsn. Preis Is
Gents. %. g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09

GdeiIie fiibrts Den Ir5t an nas
8stt.
.Neeine 8efIrhtung bat fib err
fiIlt!" iogts er theilnehmeno.
Nu6oem er ii6 pergepifert, ouB per
Sob einqetretsn, Itrieb er bas gltteit,
cos sur geerDiguna Der 2eithe erfor.
herlih. Der brape Wtdnn lieB es auh
an SroTtesiporten ni6t febIen, bic mir
iiberoebea, ba Iie 10 gepohnliher 9lrt
poren, boB fie elmer Grtpdbnung niht
trertb. Der glesfulop bate fi6 snts
fernt. obne baB g6cilie, Die ME i'm
Sraume Iich bstpegte, es oetpohrt bate.
gia9 tur3er 3eit marc Dieoerum bic
GIpfs qeSosen.
8iesmdI erIhien Serr 8Ihlein, Der
Saustpirtb. gsTtiir5t fragte sr.
.Sft es ipdhr, mas Der Sottpr mir
beri6tst 6at2"
,2eiber 1T es ipatr!"
SD muB BEN Sobtsn istsn."
Die So6tsr beutste uuf bas Nebsn'
g.mah.
.Uort lieQt mein gutter 9utsr"
gmmsri9 9i6Isin mar i9on einge'
tretsn.
r@abrli6!" murmeIts er. Sd bin
tetroaen, I9dnbIt6 betroeen!"
nBsr bat sic bstrpgsn?" frosts Ga
ellie.
Der bort. Der Serr M1aipr, Ser
Mann bon Gbre!"
Das geiiht bes frommen Manrts
tcrserrte Iie5 faft. Setn 'tshenbsr Bid
rubts buIb auf Der 2e;de, bol6 ouf
cem iunqen mGo6en, bas, oonS6ner3
lbertpGltiot an einem Ml0bsl le6nte.
.9ergehen sic ntht, metn Serr.
baB Sic in eirem Gtsrbeeemah Iino.
Sd perqeFe ni6ts, car nibts."
Der Sr0mrler i9Ieuoerte furtts
Bare 8lite auF ben 9obten, beFsn bIst'
dies 8eTidt Rubs upb 5riebeH DsrrisrR.
,8ifen Sie," fragte er no6 tur3sr
gaufe, yum mas es iid banbeIt?"
,gein, 5err giib!ein."
%, metne 8utmiitbi0tsit, msine
gutmiitbigteit!" rief Bid elm. Ii6 nit
ter flu6eu San6 an Die Stirn ih!as
ssnO.
GGctIis ri6tete Iit ftoI3 empor.
oy5 fpsroe bieIe Wobuurg ntht ber'
taFen, otne Sbnsn ben Gins Fir b1s
nd6Ite taIbe oSalr gu 3ublen. Qut iino
gle oebett our6 uniere RobsI. g}sbs
men sic bic @erfderun8, baB i'd 3abs
len tperoe, fo6ulb Die 3ejt um 1T ="
.9br Batter bat mir ouf brei Sabre
feline geniior perT6yieben, ih babe ibnl
purauf cine srtIsdtits Summe ge.
sabIt. .. Giir Spsi Sabre fteb! mir
rod bag grbe6ungsreat 8u... SGT
fGlt bic BENTON meg =. llnb id tabe
0as RahTebsn. 8, es 1T fhmdblit So
perIiere d6tbunbert SbuIer!"
Die WaiIe erifrat.
,Tlein 5srr, Der Batter trGgt rod
pa6rIitb niht Die SduIb -"
.Der fonft?"
,Rebten sic nit BEN ShitInls.
rGr bat mir feline &ranltsit per'
itpieoen."
,Tfein 9atsr mar itets Elm G4rens
mann"
,2tber er qebt nit eirem @struse oua
ter @eIt!" treif6ts 9ii6Ieir. r8e,
entThdDi9t mia?"
GGciIie, in tiefiter Sse1s perIeBt
ontnortete ruhig unb piirbeoou:
Sd bite sic. Iteber Ssrc, BE 9er'
/ ban6lurqen iiber oieTen puHtt oui3u
| fbieben unb Eo!pcbl bic 6eil;ateii rel
| 2ei6e ols aud meiusn G6mer3 5u rea
| fpettiren, ME es gfliht zines outer
/ gbriIfen III. Wds iG permaa. fcu &C
! ffeben, um Sic ror 0o6tbeh 3u fe,
trabrsn, burauF gebs i'd SIn:u msir
Wort."
.Sis. Sic tporen mid bstp1bren?'
| fraQte 8u6lein frib. rWie fotlte olsI
tpobl m0aIib l.in?"
,S6jeben mir Die 8sr6nnblungsr
uuf, i'd behcrf Der Rube un5 SImm'
lung -"
(JortTeBuna folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
Ut aedeben.

Dame (aur anberen, in Der &unlt=
4usitsLlung): yS6aun sic nur, bic
Rdtbin lit ia aud ba - unb fpie bic
fih beute aufgetatelt bat :. !"
Die 4npsre: .sSa -. DIE ftellt bait
lire Gunft helite aud bd ausi"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
Il d q m I.

Gndbise (itreug 8ur a0d:n): sd
babe gsitben, pie Der 5leTtergeiea
gle beut Wioraeu an Der 5austbiir ges
tiBt BAT. ga meroe if ipobl Morsens
fslbTt binunteroehen miiHenl"
.Geben Sic ii9 feine MIbe, end'
syrau! Der tiibt teiHe Gnbers ols
MIDI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sir brrasHRas-
lUa(rlagerin 0ieIes 3eilallers.

e6en In ntr ETisfteu Sfss Gao 20 etssifs
EsEtonsH be Sarda bic g1oplitna besft hsaatt
iraTen. nn5 60 Iisat ieIH BipsiisI bor, 6st
aan teuf1sitnas Hc4 8erfonen ertstsrtH. bic
5isrA eiHF ns6eiaHHse aT6ft tus Sianst NHs.
asteEea sH fbHu HHc bcranssIlasenr isas iar
g!nDere erffnnRGida tIf sHb bIssbt. anr gelAss
bof bic gntur btele GaHe befcnbrrs beasnlitai.
benn ne bat ibr bte gsIstns gnbe cerilsbea eos
rebsu ibrer wifmerl6en Ele sgH Grfaff1Eass.
uss gsust eenaa su Icfsn. Hsrashi Hs6i, nab
tir In ttEer fsaeneH @sgsefHs an EesstH arenne
igebnt. webmt bic 9afi Orb Gar sfiIi1 tis
Seeiiu apeuus. bdHn asst bisielbe tsHanf. bis
abr bic Fctsue e!eHstus bon EEra ., UneGsr
srrsidt. Tas Cars TT SIR IiHfsn Dane Aso
an aaaa III beg Narie:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
MRs. HI. YAEGER,

Sssfla assnHs. aiHnsss. GineinHasi. g.
1eeis 80 genis uns barlbez.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
DOLLS

Are always one OF our strong Holiday stocks &.
give prominence to our famous Daisy Belle
: largest, prettiest and best made doll that a dollar
can buy 81, Other Dolls OF all sorts and sizes
The evening world., 1911-11-20

calf were 80 badly hurt they had to be
killed.
"Ghost" BellrinGer Turns Out TO
Be q Squirrel.
The tea days mystery Of Mc0own's
Pass Tavern. in Central Park. where
the telephone was wont to ring when
nobody was trying to get the place. was
cleared when linemen found Q family Of
squirrels under the caves.
The snimnls had gnawed the Ursula.
ton on the wire and their teeth caused
It frequently to be grounded
Turns Mountain sheep Into Wool
Bearing Animals.
After ten years spent In experiment
Ing. wild mountain sheep have been
transformed into wool-bearing animals
by William Frankes OF Bullion Noun.
tain, Cal.
He doos II by crossing the mountain
sheep with does of the Leicester strain,
producing q large sheep with wool of
tine quality.
Daddy Of smelts Captured in Mas
s~achusetts Waters.
A smclt Is inches long was captured
by Harold Eldridse at East Orleans.
Mass. after a Syely tight. -
Smells are seldom more than 8 inches,
and this Is the largest ever taken from
Massachusetts, waters.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
The Quickest Cough Cure
Cheap, But Unequa||ed
A Whole Pint Of II for o Saves Ycu ~.
Docs the Work Quickly or Money
Refunded.

For quick and positive resuits the pint
Of cough syrup that you make with a So
cent bottle Of Pinex cannot be equailed.
It takes hold, instantly And Will usually
stop the most obstinate, deep seated cough
insids Of - hours. Even Group and whoop-
Ing cough y1eid to II quickly.
The user Of rinsx mikes IL with home
made sugar syrup. This gives YOU . full
pint-a family supply-or better cough
remedy than you could buy ready mixed
for e2.bO. Easily. PREPARED In . minutes
full directions in package.
Pinsx soothes and heals the inflamcd
membranes with remarkable rapidly. II
stimulates the appetite. Is slightly laxative.
ana tastes good-chiidrsn like II. Excel
lent for hoarseness. asthma, bronchitis
and other throat troubles. and has . won
derfui record In cases Of incipient lung
trouble.
Plnex IL Q special and highly concen-
trated compound OF Norway white Pine
extract, rich in suaiacol and other natural
healing pine elements. Simply mix with
sura syrup or strained honey. in q pint
bottle, and Il IL ready for use. Used In
moro homes In tina u. q. and Canada than
any other cough remedy.
Pinex has often been initiated. but never
successfully. for nothing else will produce
the same results. The genuine IL guaran-
tecd to give absolute satisfaction or money
refunded. Certificate Of guarantee Is
wrapped IN each package. Your druggist
| has Pinex or will gladly get IL for you.
| II not. send TO The Pinex Co.. Fort Wayne.
Ind.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
SUES LANDLORD BECAUSE
HIS FLAT WAS PlUNDERED.
Thief Used Keys Stolen From De-
PENDANTS Agent, Who, 1t Is Said,
Failed 10 Protect the Tenants.

II a thief enters ones apartment by
means of keys which he stole from the
landlord. Is the landlord responsible to
the tenant for the value OF the goods
stolen or must the tenant bear the loss?
fhis novel question will be brought for
determination mex Thursday in the
Municipal Court for the Second District
Of the Bronx.
Leo D. Josephson occupied last August
under lease an apartment at No. io74
Longfellow avenue. the Bronx, owned
by the Usona Construction Company,
q subsidiary OF the American Real Es-
tate Company. When he took possession
he received two sets OF keys to his
apartment and a duplicate set. accord
Ing to general custom. was kept by the
landlords agent, In September, accord
ing to A. NJ. Wattenberg ~ No. lS
Broadway. Josephson's lawyer, the
duplicate keys were stolen from the
agent. who. although he knew Of It,
did not notify the tenants or change
the locks. On Columbus Day the thiei
entered several apartments and from
J~osephson's stole sllverware and Gu
glass valued at $5l.I5. The other tenants
who ware robbed are swaitipg the out
come OF JossphsoR'a suit -
The evening world., 1911-11-20
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
A Pleasant, simple. But safe ana Zf-
fectual Cure for It.
COSTS NOTHING TO Tx.

catarrh OF the stomach has Ions been
considered the next thing to incurabie.
The usual symptoms are a full or b~loating
sensation after eating. accompanied some
times with sour or watery risings, a forma-
ton OF gases. causing pressure on tho
heart and lungs and difficult breathing.
headaches, tickle appetite. nervousness and
. general played out, languid feeling.
There Is often a foul taste In the mouth.
coated tongue. and II the interior of the
stomach Gould be seen It would show a
Shiny. nflamed condition.
The cure OF this common ana obstinate
trouble 10 found in a treatment which
causes the food to be readily, thorou ghly
digested before It has time to ferment and
irri,ate the delicate mucous surfaces of
the stomach. To secure a prompt and
healthy digestion Is the one necessary
thing to do. and when normal digestion Is
secured the catarrhal condition will have
disappeared.
According to DR.. Harlanson. the safest
and best treatment is to use after each
meal a tablet composed OF Diastase. Asep-
tic Popsin. a little Nux. Golden Seal and
fruit acids. These tablets can now be
found at all drug stores under the name
Of stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, NC not
being a patent medicine can be used with
perfect safety and. assurance that healthy
appetite and thorough digestion will fol-
low their regular use after meals.
The plan of dieting Is simply another
name for starvation, and the use OF pre-
pared foods and new-fangled breakfast
foods simply makes matters worse. as any
dyspeptic who has tried them knows.
As DR.. Bennett says, the only reason I
can Imagine why Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's are not universally used by everybody
who Is troubled in any way with poor di-
gestlon Is because many people seem 10
think that because a medicine Is adver-
tised or Is sold In drug stores or is pro-
bug, whereas, as a matter OF truth. any
druggist who Il observant knows tina,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have cured
more people of catarrh OF the stomach
indigestion, heartburn, heart trouble. ner-
vous prostration and rundown condition
generally than all the patent medicines
and doctors prescriptions for stomach
trouble combined.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the safest
prepara ton as we'll as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
Indigestion, catarrh OF the stomach, bilious
ness, sour stomach. heartburn and bloat-
ing after meals.
For sale by all druggists at SOC. a box.
Send your name and address to-day for
q free trial package and see for yourself,
| Address J.. A. Stuart Co., $50 Stuar,
| Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
PENS|ONLAWFOR
FEDERAL WORKERS
URGEDAT MEETING
Crowds Pack Hippodrome to
Ask for Adequate Retire
ment Measure.
ATTACK PRESENT PLAN.
Vote to Ask New York Con-
gressmen to Support the
, Hamill Bill.
ATTACK PRESENT PLAN.

70 10 bring to the attention of Congress
TIE necessity OF enacting a suitable re-
tirsment law for s~uperannuated Federal
employees a mass meeting that tested
ne capacity OF the Hippodrome was
held yesterday afternoon by the United
States Civil Service Retirement Asso.
ciation.
Fire Commissionc johnson, who.
with Police Commissioner Waldo. was
among the speakers summed UP the
protest Of p~ost-ofiice employees when he
oaid;
IF a driver unduly urge an old or
worn horse he will be dragged before
Magistrate and fined. But the Gov-
eminent TO which We belong Is every
DAY flashing old and worn out men. men
who have been working to the straps
Of . letter bag for thirty or forty or
wen nifty years. as II those years OF
service deserved punishment instead of
reward"
Introduced as the best head OF any
police force In the world" Commissioner
Waldo advocated the enactment OF the
Hamill law. which provides q pension
for Federal employees to be contributed
directly by the Government. He said
In part:
THE idea Of turning an old man adrift
after years and years of valuable SER
vice to the Government is so outrageous
thai It needs no condemnation from
me. The Government. tesides granting
pensions. should open the door to ad-
vancement for Federal employees. You
can't expect the best work out Of any
body unless you give some hope.
"poN'T DABsLE IN POLITICS"
he TELLS EMPLOYEES.
Syederal employees should keep out
q politics. because II they dabble In
politics the department can't get good
results. Big departments should be ad-
ninastered without fear or partiality.a and
with Justice to ALL"
Toward the close Of the meeting the
monster audience voted in favor OF
having q committee urge the New York
Congressmen to favor the Hamill bill.
calling for pensions contributed by the
Government. and to oppose the Austin
b1ll. providing a pension fund to be
formed BY contributions from employ
eeA
The Hamill bill was explained by its
sponsor. Representative James A. Ham,
III OF the Tenth New Jersey District. and
by James A. Goulden. for years a
champion In Congress of retirement
legislation. Andrew w. Mckee, Ma
tional President Of tho United States
Civil Service Retirement Association,
with a membership OF more than 5000
told how many OF the big Industrial
corporations had established a system
Of pensions for old employees, adding:
"It Is not generally known that the
voluntary designations OF employees
from the service during eight years
reached the appalling figure OF ~ 900.
There can only be one deduction from
that condition. 1t is that s%uperannu-
alton has stagnated the service to such
an extent that the younger employees
are practically precluded from promo
tional positions, as was the case In the
army. Before their retirement they
leave the service to take advantageous
positions elsewhere"
Among the other speakers were Dud'
ley Field Malone. Patrick j. McNabt
and Thomas L. James. former Post
master-General.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
Meyer for Higher Pay for Govern
Iucnt Clerks.

WASHINGTON, Nov. D.-Secretary
Meyer in his annual report will advocate
Increased pay for Government clerks
and age retirement. Dealing with the
employees IN his WI department, he
will show that while salaries advanced
In all private employment Government
salaries actually have decreased. with
the result that the Navy Department Is
losing many competent employees.
While the laval establishment has in
creased ia per cent. In twelve years
the clerical force has increased only 3s
per cent. The Navy Department ranks
lowest in compensation mong the Gov
eminent departments.
Secretary Meyer declares there Is no
class OF employees more deserving Of
INCREASED compensation and retirement
with reasonable pay than the employees
Of the Government. who cannot aecu-
mulate much.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
Thanksgiving Specials !
Fine Cutlery

2-Pleco Carving Sets-English
stcol-worth 81. 20................ 80
2-Plecc Carving Scts-fne American.
~steel-gonuinc stag handles
value S2.25.. 1g40
3-picce Carving scts-hand forged ~
stccl-sterilng silver fcrrules-- ~
genuine stag handlcs-ln lined
case-reg. SA25 ............. 2.00
Dinner Knives and Forks-gOod steel.
set Of six each-worth SAB. .ht04
Dinner Knives aud ForNs-Silvcr--u ~
plated steel b~iafes--iyory handlcsvr
set OF six each. Ia lined case
elsewhere S4os. .''.'....... S,06
Steel Dinner knivcs--iancy. iiandlcs-
value IL cents each 8
Fine Steel Dinner kniycs-ccliuloid
handlcs-rcg. rs each ......... 0s10
Universal Food Choppers. I'd to l.6O
The evening world., 1911-11-20
Ii Was 'BaiF, That This Dogasl
Liked Pretty Wen.
Coco, Who Threw Ktsses to Chill
dren, Dies in Bronx Zoo.

Thousands Of children will hear will
sorrow that Coco. the youngest Of tho
four ch!mpanzees in the Bronx Zoo. II
dead with pneumonia
He was two and a half years old, an
all tho children liked him because hi
would throw kisses to them from be
hind tho bars Of his cage.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
Newest Bordered SILKS

SO o.. LIS =. i.5O =. 1.95 {.
so. 40 and ~ inches wide.
Advanced stylcs-foretellers of Spring
and Summer designs and weaves-poplins.
satin messalines and satin foulards... -.
Popl,ns show self-color satin band borders
Others have four-lnch solid color and
white stripes In a satin band n few inches
above hem foulards are allover figured
or plain With borders-Satln messaf,-ss
have self or Persian band borders. Colorr
are boautlful-light. medium and dark
See them-Thcy are superbi
The evening world., 1911-11-20
ComfortabIes

for the home or for gifts--Christmss
is not far away.
silkoline-soft ~cotton-soft tuftcd n
cuccts. lob
French Sstecn-hg'd or plain
bncks-worth 81 ............ 2.40
Finest Sstecn-is-inch border
floral pa.'erns-scroll stitching
worth SJdls ....... 2s06
Down alleG-6x7 II. mote length;
also wool-fllcd trCuch sateCn-
fg'd top-plain backs-
Wuftn So.Oc .s.s.s. 1913
SILK Top Comfortablos-satecn 81
backs-bordcrcd -lanlb's wool al,
hlled-worth 50. ........... 6.9B
silk Comfoftablos-down
filcd-wCftL $50 ......... l4,Q8
satln-0x7 u, before scanning
worth tOOO .......s...... %4196
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Acrobatic Calf Misjudged It's Agil-
ity and Died.

An eign. months 'old boy calf belong
ing to James Warren of Bloomfield.
s. l., climbed to the second story Of tho
farm house and went to sleep In the
bed of the spare room. which 1t had
lone before.
When Mr.. Warren found II, II became
frightened. jumped from the window.
fell on a collie dog and both dog md
The evening world., 1911-11-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BROOKLYN.
For the Homeseeker.

An ideal home III the Park Section Of Brooklyn.
DOWN, WE BALANCE SAME As IRESSr! 'AaHb& esis,,
house, finely finished. handsomely decorated. pleas
Of brick and stone; rooms, tiled bath and vesti
bule. parquet floors; hardwood trim water. sewer
gas, lectricity; large piazza. on the line Of tn,
new subway, one block from express station; Ger
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The evening world., 1911-11-20
sheep from Park Try to Attend
Church, Tie Up Tramc.


Church, Tie Up Tramc.
Two mountain sheep that escaped
from the fo.1 at Central Park emerged
near one Hundred and Tenth street and
began 10 upset women and children and
tackle autos.
They wandered around until they came
to a church in One Hundred ana Forty
first street, which they tried unsuccess.
fully TO enter. stopping traffic for hall
an hour until policemen lassoed them.
Ii Was 'BaiF That This Dogash
Liked Pretty Wen.
An uncorked flask Of whiskey beins
handed by Peter white to a friend at
Quinlan's pier, Port Richmond. 8. l.,
dropped and fell uptllted into the seven
inch mouth Of a dogfish.
In n moment the fish had swalloewd
every drop Of the bait" and in q fcw
minutes It dashed up OF the beach and
tried 70 turii a somersault. Finally II
stopped its whirligiss and went to sleep
being caught in a net.
The evening world., 1911-11-20
EXE4NGlMORL
Observation-Disclosures

calf we're 90 badly hurt they had to be
killed.