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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28
WOMAN GETS A BOMB
WHILE HER HUSBAND
IS ON A TRIP TO ITALY
Several of Her Relatives Have
Been Victims of the
Black Hand.

In the absence in Italy OF Giuseppe
Domeiro. who has a butcher shop at
No. 30 Prince street. Black Hand agents
to-day exploded q bomb outside the
bedroom door OF his wife, Romadora
Domelro. at No. ?ie Mott street. The
bomb blew In the door and smashed q
dresser inside. Both Mrs. Domelro and
her month-oid baby. Paladanna, escaped
injury.
.'cross the hail the explosion blew In
the two doors leading to the rooms of
Vincenzo Chlatte and threw him. his
wife and two children out of bed.
Chiatte was cut about the face and
head by splinters OF flying glass and
was attended by nelshboriny phv-
s!cian. while the reserves quieted the
frightened tenants.
Mrs. Dome!ro Is 4 first cousin OF Clio
vanni Madonna. WHO was killed by a
bomb in March Of last year at Elizabeth
and Prince streets. His uncle, Mis-
Domeiro's brother. another Giovanni. Ma
donla. WAS believed TO have given IN
forma lion to the po!!ce and was twice
the object OF later Blank Hand bombs.
Though he denies the relation. the po-
lice say that he Is related also to Bcne-
detto Madonna, the vi tim OF an afro.
cious barrel murder some years ago.
Mrs. Domeiro makes the usual denial
OF having received any threatening le.-
ters. 1t is said that the attacks on
Madonna ceased after he maze busi-
ness Arrangement to insure his safety.
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HORSES 0vERTUaN AUTO
IN WILD RUNAWAY DASH.
Two Men Are Injured and Group of
Children Narrowly Escapes
in BROOKLYN Accident

Thomas Silver, a driver. slipped as ne
climbed to the seat OF his truck at
Moni,or and Herbert streets. Brooklyn,
to-day and rolled upon tho back OF one
Of his horses. The team. frightened,
started of down Herbert street. Silver
finally was thrown to the street and
the runaways went on.
In front of the Herbert street po-
lice station Meyer Wolf was man
oeuvring an automobile delivery wag-
on of the Levy Bread Company for
sharp turn. A dozen children were
playing on the sidewalk. Just behind
the automobile. Silver's team bore
down on Wolf and crashed into the
car. The auto was turned over. with
Levy pinned beneath. The children
had narrow escapes, but none was In
jured.
Wolf and Silver. whose right arm
had been fractured. were taken to st.
GATHERINGS Hospital
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28
lTAl IAN WARSHIPS ALARM
PEOPLE OF BEIRUT.

BEIRUT. Syria, Aug. ga squadron
OF Italian warships. comprising six ves-
sells. anchored off this port to-day.
Their object Is unknown. The city Is
well patrolled by the Turkish garrison
and all Is quiet The war vessels had
frel iously .econnoitred the port OF
Jaffa. In Palestine. and also the Syrian
sea ports OF Haifa and Acre. but had
not attempted a landing nor fred any
shots.
The populations OF the coast towns,
however, show signs OF nervous tension.
fearing repetition OF the lombard
ment OF last February. when sixty nom
combatants were killed and many
wounded In the streets OF Beirut by the
Italian fire. Al that time a number OF
old Turkish gunboats. as well as a
cruiser and torpedo boat were sunk
while lying at anchor In the port.
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NORTHUMBERLAND FOUND
BOUND AND GAGGED
Overpowered by Two Strangers
Who Gain Entrance to Candy
Factory and Get $50.

Policeman Carroll OF the Stagg Nrect
police station heird groan as o
passed the candy factory OF Louis Schhl-
man. No. s2-s+ Leonard street. VII.
liamsburg. to-day 1t sounded Ike Il
muffled call for help and he entered The
place through a window that was open.
On the floor lay a man. bound and
gagged. whom Carroll recognized as
Adam PfeIfer, the night Waterman. He
released the man and called an ambu-
lance. but Pfe!fer did not need attend
ance. He said he had been called 10 the
door at o'clock by man who told
him window was open. The stranger
volunteered to show him the window
and he. fearful OF censure from his en-
ployers, FASTENED to open the door.
When he did 80. he said. the stranger
and a companion jumped upon him,
overpowered him and tied him up.
Fifty dollars-the cash returns OF late
drivers-had been taken from the reg.
lister In the office.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28
HAIL TO K0LLE,
WHO LEADS RACE
FOR CONEY'S KING
Candidate Welcomed Home by
Bands and $500 Votes
for the Crown.
VOTE TO DATE FOR
KING OF THE COMFY
MARDl GRAS CARNIVAL.

Candidates must be nominated to
the Mardi 0ras Association and ac-
cepted as candidates by the Nomi-
mating Committee Of the association.
No others will be recognised by The
Evening World.
William d. Koiie. Quartet Club $50
Henry Kelly. Harlemites' Club 1850
Maurice Costello, Moving Pic
ture Actor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Frank A. Miller. Moving Pic
ture Operatives ................. 40
A. c. Brockway, Hudson Tun-
'nels X. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
John J. Curran. Irish-Am. A. A. 2ol
q. Frank Croissant. A. A. A.. 40
George II. BlakNey............ 100
Lou Lippnan. Optima Club..... IS
Andrew b. Yacenda. Panama
Democratic Club................. -
Joseph Milo. East. Dist. High
School ....................... 10
William y. ramer............... s.
q. Wash. woolf. Oak Crest Club 81
John Savarese, Cashier Fire
Dept. Kings and Queens ..... q
J. william Ennis jr............... 10
Samuel Kirsch .................... 30
Frank Tinney, Moulin Rouge. "a
Jacob Deng. Quincy s. C........ Is
Emil Klein, I. o. o. F........... 25
Peter Kossman. Woodhaven.... 10
J0hn BECK ....................... 10
George Schneider. Colonial A.C. IL
Thomas +. Hawkins. NV. OF A. 10
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HFYPERSONS IN PERIL
WHEN H|REBUG STARTS
BLAZE IN TENEMENT

An incendiary attempt upon the lives
Of more than fifty tenement dwellers
In the three story house at No. los
Dsbevoise street. Williamsburg. was
made near I o'clock this morning. II
II had not been that the firebug made
q noise In getting away and awoke one
Of the tenants the safety OF all would
have been very serious question.
Mrs. Minnie Shanson and her five
children live on the second floor Of the
tenement; four other families occupy
rooms on the second and third floor.
Before dawn this morning Mrs. Shan
son Was aroused from her sleep by the
SOUND of stumbling footstep on the
stairs. She thrust her head out OF
the door of her apartment In time to
see q man running down to the street
door She caught the glare of newly
kindled flames, and in tnat brier In
slant Mrs. Shanson was able to see
enough of the man to give fair
description OF him TO the police after
ward.
The woman's cry of fire" aroused
the whole house. and there was a
hurried scramble Of lightly clad ones
for the street. Policeman Seigel of the
Stagg steet station turned In an alarm
and then ran through the house to
assure himself that all had escaped
The flames were quenched with small
loss, but Investigation by Fire Mar
shall Brophy showed that several GAL
Ions of kerosene had been sprinkled on
the stairs and walls.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28

Prospect Hall. in Prospect avenue,
South Brooklyn. Is all decked out In
gala attire, flags and strsamers and
bunting maldng It gay for q welcoming
reception to William d. Kolle. At the
Hoboken pier of the North German
Lloyd Steamship line were two sight
seeing autos OF the biggest type packed
full Of members of the Quartette Club,
the Brooklyn Saengerbund. the Motto
Singing Society. the Brooklyn Arion So.
dety and other organizations. with a
brass band long before the announced
hour for the arrival Of the steamship
Bremen with the beloved Kolle on board
after four months In Europe.
Streamers on the sig ht-seetng auto
cars sad welcome Home to Our King
Of Mardi Gras," and Joan J. Petri Of
the Kaiser Garden. Coney Island. had
q pretty speech to make to the nominee
Of a uozen societies. and every man had
Q copy VI the earAest edition Of Tne
EveninS World In his hand to show
koiss uvw they had bounded him Cor
King Oh the Carnival of Fun and maue
him the leader. with $50 votes to his
credit ana "A lead OF l.olv over mis- near
est competitor.
That is the way the vote stood this
mornans. out alt Ougn Henry Kelly ot
Harlem was nomina.e ed by the Harlem.
ties Club he Is also 4 member of the
Bradhurst Field Club OF which Jonn
White, the successful manager of the
campaign OF Harry smith for kins In
1900. and the Bradhurst boys are out
for Kelly. II was a toss-up between
Kelly and Jim" Duncan. the Stock
holm winner in discus throwing and
third In the Marathon. Duncan said
Kelly. and so Kelly II Is. with "Bill"
Sellick, 1.-The Easy Boss at the Coney
Island end OF 1t. II will be q lively
struggle between Kolle and Kelly for
the concluding week of the campaign.
and 1t 10 not easy to guess which will
carry of the prize when the polls close
next Thursday noon. Sept. 8.
Indeed. there are a dozen others In
the race who must be watched. Be-
sides Maurice Costello, who leads In a
stock company which acts playa before
the moving picture camera and Is very
popular, and Frank A. Miller. leader OF
the moving picture mems organisat ion,
there are George Washington Wool'.
Governor Of Oak Crest: George II
1aakeney, an old-time Coney Island
manager: Samuel K!rsch. a department
store man OF Brooklyn: Lou Lprman of
the Optima Club. and others who are
In the race to stay.
0os voting coupon, See Pags A.
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stntc Senate Candidates.

Thirty-sirth District. DR.. W. d. Peckhsm Of
Utics, Em.: Charles W. Wien OF New Hart
Ut thirty ,aiDth District william Black Of Dshi.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28

For your over-thc-hoiday trip
you should have Il toilet case.
Convenient Tor man or woman.
Made of leather. canvas Gre
tonne, silk, in attractive colors.
Coppacily arrangcdt Lineu with
rubber OF Vaiiou, cuiors aud
shades. Separate pockets Tor
hail brush and comb, tooth and
nail brushes, soap, wash c..lh,
spongc, towel. creams, powders,
etc.
OF dainty cretoune with sep
ar, t. rubber lining; an -
especially good vu.ue.... q &c
or silk la the favored ,hllos.
and in rich piaiGs aud ~
Persian tones. G. &c lP
4 face cloth case OF ere
tonne. tined with rubber Z 3D.. .
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Automobile Cap

NalcrprOOI and thertI0r' sue
Tor you to wear. ram or s,lnc.
IT'S made of satin (rubbcriz"d)
ia an the newest shades. The
style is most becoming. and the
qii int ruchc effect in the back
further protects from 30
dust and driaalc ..... SOC
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28

Oily Cup" wax paper, plcot-
ed, large and strong. Eight in
box. SC.
Ten sanitary cups in n rcd
leather cac Slip easily into
pocket or hand bag. Complete.
25c.
Boy Scout Cups, OF alumni
mum. with insignia ON cover, Sc.
hluminum Cup. in bag OF
rubber lined crctome. isc.
aluminium nest of cups
-four cups. The first cup. with
an air-l,ght cover. acts also rs Il
contaipcr, aud combined with
second cup can be used Tor n
haker set OF four only 19c.
Outing Package one half
dozen each of wnxed paper
drinking cups, lunch wrappers.
paper napkins and alb -
,nrhcnt paper towciS...... DC
aluminium Sandwich Box
- in. long. va an. wide, -
ia. usvp, and weighs but 10 %.
satin or polished
finish, sl.79 and .... 81 .JS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28

The brush that IS perfectly
sanitary.
The back is u skeleton frame
which dctachcs and so can be
cleaned quickly and thoroughly
Brisllcs are attached With nom
corrosive sire.
The brush can he used also
as Il spray, for the tube which
Joins the faucet is connected
with the back OF the brush,
and there is n constant flow
of water from the spigot
through the p rforatcd brush
lack. The handle is dctach-
u ular bath a" / brush. 70 $500 up
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Pullman Slipper
S1.19

Necessary Tor travelling. TIL,
hos, sort of bedroom ,.pp.r.'
six lncd leather with l,aaie
sul"s. Fold UP mlp q small
leather pouch that ,aaes up
little or no room.
Al sizes from = to 10. \ wide
choice 81 colurS. Cur price is
lower than you Il find
els, where. .... = l. y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-28
Our Prescription Departments

insure you the highest degree safety None but drugs chemicals
herbs OF the best quality enter Rkcr and ceenan s,o
none but the most expert most reliable prescription
Employed perfect system checking prevents errors n
tons The highest quality always the lowest price
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-29
JWhen Mother and Daughter Go Out Together

Pale coffee colored taffeta is
the hue and fabric OF charming
street dress for early summer.
Triple flounces is the model
with which the skirt Is construct
ed. while the blouse Is baggy.
This is punched a bit at the
bosom and the flouncing Ia con-
trived into wide collar and
shallow cuffs.
The silk flouncing from which
this frock is formed is purchased
by the yard and is embroidered.
1t Is done In the same tone and
the work is eyelet with the
edges scalloped.
Around the bottom of the skirt
Is a puff of silk four inches wide.
The lower flounce is shorted in
front to give a petticoat effect.
Here the puff is exposed. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-29
TO AILlNG WOMEN
A Little Sound Advice VIII Help
Many Sufferer In Tacoma.


No woman should consider her
self healthy and we'll IL the kidneys
are weak. Poisons that pass Oft
In the secretions when the kidneys
are we'll. are retained In the body
when the kidneys are disordered.
If the kidneys and bladder become
inflamed and swollen worse trou-
bles may quickly follow. This
is often the cause of bearing-down
pains, lameness, backache, etc.
Uric poisoning Is also frequent
cause of headaches, dizzy spells.
languor, nervousness and rheu-
matte pain.
When suffering so, try Doan's
Kidney Pills, remedy that has
proven effective in thousands of
such cases. Let Tacoma woman
tell her experience.
Mrs. c. P. Ryan. 5422 Lawrence
ST., Tacoma, WASH, says: Two
or three years ago / used several
boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
when suffering from Kidney trou-
BILE, and l received complete
cure. I have had no cause for
complaint SINCE"
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name - Doan's
and take no other.
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Professor Bell perfected the telephone in 1876.
Lace be cleaned with either chloroform benzne.
TIL governors salary is $4,000
Christ both a
Fillmore and Taft the two Unitarian presidents.
Billie Burke born in Washington ID. c.,
To in dry salt small 10
reach them See that they protected
To exemnate dandelons the plant to the
and few drops coal the Suphuric
also good
1t is correct a
her suit from the
Washngtons United States
Miles Poindexter
Warburton william $4,000
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Sosdet9

Mrs. Henry NJ. Prince viii
leave next week for trip to
California - spend several weeks.
MFR. and, Mrs. Edwin Gregory
Will entertain the Souvenir OF
Prospect Hill tomorrow evening.
The second Of series OF card
parties by the ladies' of st. Pat
rick's church Will be held next
Friday at the church, North 12th
and J street.
Mrs. J. w. Brokaw will enter
tain the Arequipa club today. A
program will be given by menu
bers of the club.
Mrs. Carl Luderman ana
have returned from an
extended visit to Chehalis. They
are staying at the Hotel Bonne-
Vile.
The Query club will meet with
Mrs. Il. A. Wheeler at her homo
on North Cliff avenue this even-
ing.
smith, Florist. Main407s. O0sC.s
John A. Logan circle will hold
a special meeting at the armory
this afternoon. Tea will be
served.
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NEW OLYMPIA ROAD.

The building of the new county
road along the N. p. right OF way
to furnish a new road to Olym-
pia will cost $24.5s5 1t will not
dodge the Nlsqually hill but will
make a new route to the hill from
Lakeview,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-29
WIFE, OR MOTHER?

Dear Miss Grey: Should
mans wife, or mother come
first? Should his mother be
permitted to stay i'm the
bouse when the wife does not
wish her there, especially
when she has q home OF her
own, and does not need his
support? QUERY.
A.-The Bible says that a man
should leave all and cleave to his
wife, but 1t seems to me girl
ought to be able to put up with
a great deal from her husband
mother, IL she loves her husband.
The mother may own house and
yet not feel at home without her
son.
IF Cynthia had her way eac1
member of each family would
have an individual cottage of his
own--in which to do exactly as he
pleases-and in the center of the
group family gathering" room.
Nevertheless, she would never ad-
wise a wife to turn her husband s
mother out.
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ABOUT POSTAL SAVINGS.

Dear Miss Grey: 1 have
$1,000. Can You tell me
what per cent 1 would get If
I were to put it I'm the postal
savings bank from three to
five years. Would 10 be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-29

Dear Miss Grey: As reading the
1 where trying weigh Now 1 think
people should be on
of the world instead of the outside
find out how much it weighs think 1t will
trophe of some kind and all living things die terrible
Don't think that the who
OF thinks he ISIS his
A LONGFELLOW SCHOOLGIRL.
Al with to the
most of lives wherever living the
galley west" If 1t =
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taxed
MRS. b. M. O.

taxed? MRS. b. M. O.
An depositing in the postal
savings, one is not allowed to put
in more than 500 month. 1t
draws 3 per cent annually, but
when $500 has been deposited, one
may convert 1t into postal savings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-29

Spray Pumps, any style. Taco
ma Implt & Seed Co., 18th and
Commerce. sfs
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bonds, coupon or registered, and
draw " per cent, payable semi
annually.
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RACH TO HIS OWN PROBLEM

Dear Miss Grey: i am II,
and my sister, who is three
years older, wears a hat that
looks very childish on her.
How can 1 convince her of it?
A BABY DOLL.
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A CURE FOR sWEARING

Dear Miss Grey: L young and have
lived happily years. he has an
awful habit of swearing when
great deal and our baby is getting big enough
she mocks him, and 1t makes
over with him in sensible but has eject Please
Miss Grey something A MOTHER.
AThe trouble is that 1t sounds cunning
realize of the habit
she Why give him practical
ow 1t will sound in courage
ONE time when both together
elf and think will have further trouble put
riends in whose
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-29

Let no bring deathbed consolation
Descent of Man. Rather
The Lord Shepherd shall
W. j. Bryan made the principal address the
ing in New York Titanic
a storm applause
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Another Letter for Diogenes III
Dear Miss Grey: 1 was
so amused over the letters
sent i'm to you about Dioge-
mes III. He says he is not
afflicted with the usual
weaknesses of other young
men, which shows he Is en-
tirely too cOnceited. II he
would try usefulness for
his watchword, he might
amount to something. In the
meantime 1 think he had
better put hoop around
his head to keep it from
bursting.
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other flounces curve In a similar
manner.
A charming frock for a little
girl of is made with q tunic of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-29

dress Is one piece and Is belted
with brown velvet ribbon, the bow
being permitted to show through
a slit in the tunic.
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MISS INNOCENCE.

Well, Diogenes, you may
think the girls all you say, but
YOU must acknowledge they are
able to defend themselves. / adj
wise you to be careful to whom
you reveal your identity.
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allover embroidery. 4,
The frock proper Is of fine
handkerchief linen, the skirt be-
Ing side pleated. The under
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After uppg1 Rks ~
MI>. Cyr1lSAGrxy -kf1
YOU'RE GETTING IT BACK, nIsMARCK n

WAI>. CyrA1AGr<y --kf3
n... YOU'RE GETTING 1T BACK I BISMARCK II 49,.
%
pictured by the cynical bismarck of his Here they
ONE FROM "a NUISANCE"
s %s
'uns T stu mi woman n, ,,. - r. s..o,.. ,t would
like s ny in
any man vastly superior Of manyneludns Bismarck
such 2sdsrD 'sS5
Dear Miss Being the
s%''sa
not taken her a sample Q all wome
ss
learning valuable lessons from
No Bismarck" matrimony unmgated The
"a, You. s
A'''A' 'A" oPTiMisr
chance to read letter opinion
by sincerely such statements any '''iS ''''
s,s
are and 50 on easy
by
girls who half their ase mes God have
There be exceptions. but
the nsrs oo o1 God s sm Of good
sweet and that a sensible maiden
BUCK STRENUOUS LOVER
Miss Grey: Bismarck may right he says
that some nveige men twice their into marrying then
of their own? Why is that when wrong
a as a r and when man goes wrong nothing is
When his wife
1 r o s s know
when she the them they
their why sn nS e ss % get and
citizens paragons of seshness and professional
GOOD BOOKS
some good books; don't
es"fes n Does work a.f for girl Could &C. position
AFor interesting and Instructive histories
Lectures Scots novels and current good
learn the work in practical telegraph office The
dearest world and / love her devotediy
tried in the world gain
Jealous kiss mea away. Now
SS tired Of a kind of treatment and with
AJealousy is disease. afflicted oments
either come to you, or allow attentions.
HARD TO PLEASE
De" Miss Grey My husband has formed the habit Of fault
plan every meal for him The is either strong
goods all, geane like "con-
s ooot mot Sa' st nS Be h e
Sne Uas us sGua he ater her her cooking the
believe o living ESTHER.
kindly he cook his own meals for While he
enough to appreciate my cookinghat is If xee
really ordinary good cook.
THE INEXPERIENCED HoUsEKEEpER
wish advice. have been married
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Ats a Waste of energy to
try, Baby Doll. And Baby Dolls
haven't any right, anyway, to in
terfere with their big sisters
problem. 1t is all right to sug-
gest that big sister is putting
down wrong figures, but as for
trying to guide the hand that holds
the chalk-don't do 1t.
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GOOD BOOKS
Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey WIN you kindly tell the names Of
good books? 1
would like something instructive yet interesting.
L telegraphy nice a L a
i'll took course? Does well?
AFor interesting
Standards lectures
Telegraphy nice
be to learn the practical
salary from forty dollars
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HARD TO PLEASE.


Dear Miss Grey: 1 letters much
wish advice. a and
good husband, like
and don't know how have
a to help I wonder if YOU
tell how. 1 far from Recipes cooking
would be w. p.
Aft Will watch will from ume
little helpful hints well reliable recipes Here
good nourishng foods that also cheap
and cheese rice entes carrots tunps parsnp
cheap briske
mutton of
desserts apioca
and cheap this