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The evening world., 1912-09-07
WALLSTREET.

Considerable irregularity marked the
opening of the stock marIeb to-day.
Selling pressure directed against Lee
high Valley. Steel. Union Pacific and
Copper influenced u downward tendency
during the first hour. I,enecting the
weakness Of the leaders. the entire list
reacted fractionally.
Subsequent dealings were fea.ureless.
Moderate Improvement developed In
the final hour with the result that the
market advanced to about the highest
of the day at closing time. Fractional
gains were established in Reading. Steel.
Union Pacific and Copper.
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ALDERMAN|C PROBE
TO REMOVE POLICE
FROM GRAFT ZONE
This Declared to Be Main Pur-
pose of Inquiry Into
Present Conditions.
CHANCE OF IMMUNITY.
Buckner Says Its Price Is Self
Incrimination-New Laws
Proposed.
CHANCE OF IMMUNITY.

"immuni:y II something you buy IN
the market and the price Of Il "a self
tneriminatien." said Chief Counsel
Emory II. fuckner OF the Aldermanic
Police lnveJtigating Committee 90 an
Evening World reporter this morning
when asked II there was danger OF
immunity for witnesses called In the in
qury which opens at +. NJ. Monday
IN the Aldefmanic Chamber. and arising
fpm testimony which they might give
then or lstar In the course of the City
Hall probe.
No money. no sale: no sclf-incrimina-
tion. 10 immunity" he added with
emphasis. land rest assured that great
discretion will be used In the sale OF
this product"
He went on; "Therc Il perfect un-
dsrstanding between the Dis,rlct-Attor-
ney and the Aldcrmanic Committee that
the work OF one ~ to supplement the
other. No current IL TO be lost by
crossing wires"
II was learned that the principal
probe OF the Aidermanic Committee will
b Into the administrative policies and
machinery OF the Police Department.
All graft evidence will he turned over
10 the District-Attorncy 10 he handled
IN his John Doe proceedings before
Jusuce Oon.
TO EsTABlIsH BASIS FOR LEO.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 7.-Much
excitement has been caused at Liv-
ingston by the DYNAMITE Of the house
Of negro Thursday night and a gen.
eral order that negroes leave the town.
The trouble grew out of an attempt
made by billiard Murphy. negro, to
assault q white girl. Murphy Is In Jail
In Nashville for safe keeping. and resi-
dents Of Livingston have advised his
associates to- leave town. Roxy Gull
lom, whose house was dynamited, is a
negro woman who had frequently har-
bored Murphy before his crime.
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effect on the civilized world would be
hard 10 estimate. II seems to me that
II would change our whole social life.
Or. Schaefer does nol claim to prolons
the life OF men. he claims to be able
10 create. Admitting that this claim Is
correct. why marriage7 OF what benefit
would that be7,
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Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
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Serr Galtpr Rcinbnrot BON Gnre.
ia, 2. ., an SteIle beS nidt anne.
ienocn friibcrcn sSicepraiioenten,
Scrrn sSacob Stouer pom Syauu, er.
m1bIt, im0 mir ben Sritten Giitrift:
Serr Eanl @ruf bon Common, S.S.,
(glad Sias 3iitrift) .pieoereripdblt,
obidlon er ebenfdns iliht anipeiei0
mor, un0 auh, nie Serr StoIer.
nitt cinmnl observation-disclosures ooer
8eariibilngsidreiben ON Den Son.
bent geiHidt bntte.
Renc 8cnHitcn
9ie geanttenpobI ergnb nIio fol.
geu0es ReiitItat: ~
4raiiOent: Sans Eemittb, Siour
iSaIs. l..
&ire.GrGiSenten: Sobn 2. WueI.
Ter, Gnrfiton (erier 8iitrift);
Rep. s.. Heinbarot. Gureta (5pei.
ter 7iitrift);
Gald @roB, 2emnlon (Oritter 81.
itriftl.
Sefrctir: Sermon Stuebing,
Siolir Sails.
SdaBmgiiter: :. ". SfnoOt, Sart.
forO.
Gic neu erndblteu reip. iuiebernos
miilirten 9eautten nliroen inter gei,
fall Der &onoentiou porgeiteat, urf
trnteu iofort ibre glenlter on. ge,
merteu noIlen mir gleifl bier, onB oer
iteQucrtretenoe Sefretar Serr 8oltor
araushaar BON glber0een fir ieiuc Ell
irige s5ntcrimSarbeit ebenio Oen Ganl
ner0ienic, iuie iein 9Iiiiitent Scrr ST
TO s.. Srob, pon Der gilrefd ygolfst
5eitlmg" fiir ole bel oer aoupentior
aCleiitete glrbeit, lmn bei0en 8errer
ion nod uadtrdgIih 0ieier Oant ans
gciprodleu lperOGu. 8od Gntgegeu
nabme ser perihieoeiten @erihte ltui
eingeluuicngn aorrelpon0en5en, iorDit
ucrihieoener rpihtiger glntrGgc. iibel
nelhe mir IN elmer Der uadliten gtlrm
mern 3. 9l. berihteu iper0en, tra
@ertagma elm, und0eu norber nod
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Nttrntat auf GOOltOclt
Sin SentidsAmcrifaner ienert In Wfilpanfec
ben mOrOeriideu sdnk
Sine ernffe 8ruitnuube

Gbicngo. 16, Oft. - 5beoSore
Hooieoelt Iiegt i'm bieiigen Mercn
9oipitaI NIT einer grltittplm0e, mel.
DE ibm in 9fiIfDaufee bon Dem.
2elttih gImerifaner CD syobnnu
Shranf, ,ourb einen giitbIcnidluB
bcigebra6t Ultroe. Die gIerste er.
fldren Die gerIeslmq aIs cine eruite
grultpun0e. Gle lit ii6er 6rei 3on
tief nno befinoet iib iiber ser sebn.
ten Siippe.
BraiiOeut Euft, Ser 0emoufratiife
Observation-Disclosures 8ooororp
8iIion, gertreter Der gan5en ciuiIt.
Itrten 8elt baben 9eiIeiOs. SeIearnns
ME on ySe0oD" aGiauot. Seiue Srau
lno Sodlter rDeiIen OH ieinem arans
tenbett. Der bcriibmte Gbicuaoar
Gbirurg Or. S. y. glurpbn uno cine
gau5e 3eibe BON herUorraaenoeu
aer5ten baben 0ie 9eban0huu iibers
nommen. I'm eUtl. ainnbaden.
frantpf 5u nerbinoern, mur0e ein
ipe5iiiid)es Serlun eingeiprist. Gooie.
DeIt lit gutter 2uuue un0 re0et bereits
uon Dem gIuaeubIif. no er Oas 500.
ipitaI uerIaiieu im0 iid iUieOer in ole
gSabIfunpugue itiir5en fann. glae
8eocn iino uber porl1ufia abaeiuat
woroeu. gr ihIdft lmo iBt glrt. Die
Ier5tE babeu ihm oas Ge0en m6alidIt
.rmteriugt. gs iheint nidt, ouB 0te
2lmge Ourhbobrt lit, immerbin uber
beitebt Die @efabr elmer glutuers
giitung, GbnIib iuie Die beim erihoi.
iCueu GraitOeltten g2m. @2cRinIep.
Sm beitcu Sale mus 9iooiepcIt min.
OeiteuS 10 Gage i'm SoipitaI pcruei.
len.
GIebeIau0, 10. Oft. Sins
5reuoe iiber 0us gltteutot uuf Rooie.
ueIt, ihoB ein rnbefauuter Munu aui
Charles gropu. eineu 9lnbdnger
RooieueIt's, uuo permunoete ibu an
Scr Siifte Ser ReuoIpcrbclo ent.
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mieSerum A6crSeen ais Der nGdit.
iabrige SOnoentiDnsDrt ausaemablt
murOc lmo Der b0d)it intereiiante unO
fleiBige 9eriht ocs friiberen 5efre.
tars Serrn 8. Sepnnhcr nit Ganf
entgCgengenonmen Uur0e. (Tic 2e.
Ter iinoen Oieieu 9erift on elmer an.
bern Stelle 5. 9l)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-17
Sic Sirfei
Ruft ibrr SSsrtrstrr in SulsarirH,
SrrbisH unS 6rit6eHlaHO ab.
6riebeu nit Staliem.

Son0uu, is. Oft Sn aaem Sru6eI
in Ocu 8alfanitoateu. trob Der @rs
0ttnlua Der, 6eiuoiesAfeitell leitens
Wnuteuegro lm0 blutiaeri 8ren5idJ0r-
miiteIn, bIeibt Die Siirfei felt. SSn5mi.
id)en iii alin Elm 1Srie0en ppiiher Sta.
lien mo Der 5iirfei abgeiGloIien NOR.
oeu, beiicn 8e0ingimger nod niht
betamt iinO. Die cin5eInen 9al.
famnadltc fSerbien. 9lIgarien, @ries
henlan0 lnl0 Qfontencqro) moucn
ulm on bic 3iirfei elm .llltimotn"
itellen, ebc ser arieg allen grnites
beginner ion. Die gertreter BON
9ulgarieu. Serbieu lrn0 @rieheuIano
iin0 iHmer nod IN Gonitontinopel.
obifon sic 9iirfei ibre Gertreter aus
Sophia, 9elgroO mo gltben obberit.
ZEN bot. mas aIleroings nod feline
offi3ieIle ariegsertIGrlng beOeutet.
Der Scfretdr oeS 9lusuartigen in
Berlin ertI1rtr, 0nB ourh ben 5ipiihen
sItnIien lmo Scr 5iirfei obgeidloiiencn
lSrIeoer, Der cotl. &rieg dllT Die gals
tnnItoaten bcihrauft lei.
Ger Gremiermiiliiter IN 8rieden.
Iono gab Die Grfl1rlrng ab, oaB iid
Die griehiidle 5lotte uuf eineu Grieg
geriiitet babe
SeOe ShnOe mag neue iUihtige Or
ei1niiie bringen.
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ter bralIiellben @ohrufen ser Renge.
nad oem auditorium.
lie SanS nua glat.
llnterpegs rief SSobn Icgratb, eis
ner Der Sefretdre 8ooiepelts, pIos.
lid:
ySeben Sie, Sbcritl ga lit eiit
God in S5brem Nfautel."
Ger Gbcrit 6ffnete sic an0pfe oes
oifen, brauneu 9fiIitGrmanteIs por
Der gruit uno griff nit ieiuer Sano
biueiu. glls or iie 5uritd5Ug, mar iie
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-10-17

poa 8lut. s5deint. ais ob i6 oob
perleBt mare. ingte er. nn6er es lit
nidlts Gruites."
stls iie inn 9luOitorium anqefomnlen
muren. uuteriubte ieiu 2eibar5t. Or.
Scurrg 5errea BON TaQas, Serus.
Oie gsuuoe lmO erfIdrte, Serr &ooies
peIt iollte iofort III Gin Soipital ge-
braht peroeu. Or. SSobn Stratton,
0filmaltfee, lnO Or. 2. Sorenion.
RaciuG, gSis.. Die gIeihfaas sugegen
maren, lmteriti;sten ibreu aolegeu.
Iber Der Gberit pebrte ob.
pSprsheH 0Ser iterben"
SD min OiCie 9ie0e balten ODER
iterben," iagte er, ,oas cine ODER
oas auoerc.~ a Srob Ser &roteite Scr
gler5te. betrat Gbcrit Rooiepelt OaS
9So0nlm IN Dem groBeu Saale, pon
ben Sultien0eu, Die mDeieuO maren,
nit 4aIten 0ohritfeu eulpfaugen. Die
Concentration oauertc mebrere 0fi-
mlten.
9toh ipuBte uiemano oon Der s3;i.
borerihaft, mas iih 5uaetrngen bate.
"a trat Serr Godlenls an Den Gar0
oes Go0ilruts lno iagte:
sd babe S5bnen etrpuS n1it5utei-
len. mo ih boffe, Sic meroen oie
g5ahridlt nit Rube annebrneu.
Seine Stiinme 5ittcrte, uno cine
9otenitiIle trat elm.
ogluf S6erit 3ooieueIt lit geihoi-
len uoroen. gr lift oermln0ct.
Gin Strei oes gntiesens erihon.
.Smo Sic perlett?" riefen Nfdn-
ner mo 55raueu uno or6ngten uod)
Dem Go0ium BIN.
aGs lit wnbrM
Ser Gberit erbo6 ii6 mo trot, nit
ser SaH0 DiufenO, on 0en Tano oeS
EooiumS.
9lagemeinc Hube trat ioiort eiu-
,@s lit mabr!" idgte er.
9urm 0ffnetc er ieinen Nod Dor ser
8rilit lmo 3eigte olIf Die Sunoe. @r
bot Damn Inn mogIid)ite Rube. e.
moIle ienne Re6e balten, fuenn er uiel
leiht auh nidt 10 Ionge iprehen fon-
ne, mie or beabIihtigt babe.
SD peroe mein 9eites TIM; Spdl
leben Sic, ich hobe cine algel IN Der
9rult. gl6er es lit uihts @rnites; ib
bin niht idmer berlest.
SbcOoure 9luuieDelt marnt bur aebGiii-
geH, anfrei5enSeH Seridlten.
glaqemeiner SSubel eridoa. oIs oic
4nmeienoen ioben. oaB Der Sberit IN
Der Sot initon0e 5u ieiu ibien. ieine
6ebe sii balten.
0err 9looleoelt begauu lenie &eoe
nit felter Stinne. Die nur INN eiu
Deniges ihmdher oIs aenobnIih
mar. slud ieine dorufteriitiiden
@elten maren nitt 10 eneraiih uH0
eiuorudspoa mie ionit. gead) eini1en
aemllten merfte man pobl, Dab linn
oas Sprehen Nliihe perliriddlte, imA
Or. Seren un0 Sberit 2pon troten
an ion heran un0 boten ibn, ieinc
&e0e 5u been0en.
glbcr Ger Sberlt beltdno 0arouf
meiter 5u iprehen.
Sd gebe nidt Ole gob.e 0nrum,
oaB ih 0urh einen Sfitb perIest
mor0en bin. Gs braudlt nebr als
(sSpfieBltuo o,If ESpifp II
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Sic ,SobH Sdranf anf SBeuSpre
3uuicDclt idluf.

%NAN NNuAA @hllhMA hMf <HkUNuAk
8OuieDelt idlDf.
80 Milmaufee, @is., 10. Oft.
glIs 3beooore 3uoieuelt aeiteru abeub
in einem gIutouobil nud 0gnt glrOi.
forum fubreu mollte, llm BORT in elmer
Notwithstanding 5il iprehen. iullrs
oe Elm Sltteutat ami ibu oeriibt. Ser
Sberit, Der pon Ger 0railBeu burreuz
oen Meuge NIT 5ohrltieu eupfangen
Uor0Cn mar, ltieg 5uerIt in Oen Strait
mugen; ieine 8egleiter. Gilbert y.
llartir. ieiu Stenograpb, Soenrp iS.
GofeuS, &orliBer Der SSortidlrittss
partei, Rbilip Rooiepelt, elm Better.
Der eiu nod 5iemlid) ilmger gtmln
| lit, mo Gapitdn 8iraro folgten 6err
9fooiepeIt erbob iif mo Iiiftete, 5run
Gouf fiir oen ber5Iiheu @mpfmg,
ben linn Die 8olfsmenqe bereitet bat
tete, ben Sut. SIN gleidleu glugen-
/ bid l6ite iih ans Der Sd}ur Der OaS
glutomobil iungeben0en @erlOnen Die
@eitalt eines @tunnes los. Gin 6e-
poIuerihuB erorobnte. Nfit eiuem
5ab mar @fartin, Elm ied)s Sub Ian
ger 9ltblet mo friiberer SSilBbullipie-
Ter, ans Dem 9llltomobil qelprlmgen
uno batte iid1 auf Den 9lttentdter ae.
lmorfen. SSm gfu botte er ibn 5lt go.
Den ge0riift mo entrunffIlet. 0anu
podte er i'm imO id)leppte ibn mad
Dem glutonIobil bin.
IA lit er. Gberitl" ingte er, re.
ben Sic iid) i'm an
y9gndlt i'm! S6tet ibu!"
! Sberit Hooieuelt itonC, ais ser
| SduB fiel, lmbeipegt on. Gfit elmer
9ube, OILS oh nihts paiiiert lei. blifta
er oen 0ionn ON, Der ibm Oas Se6en
| 5u nebmen periuft bate. Ger gnn5e
Sorgong bate iih in menigen Seflm.
| Oeu abgeipielt. gus Die Mtenge lid
ans ibrer grItarrllng loite, eridollen
aus bltnOerten BON aeblen Die fllie;
r2pn6t ibnl E6iet ibnl"
0fortin lno aopitan @irar0. ser
! Iid1 3u ibn geiellt bate, gerieten init
ibrem 8efanaenen mi elm bedngltigen.
oes @eorGnge. gs id)ien, als oh Scr
Wiorobube pon Der raien0en Nfeugg
in Stiide geriiien meroen iollte. %
bob Der Sberit Die Sfed)te
Salt Saltl" rief er. rbIeibt 5il'
riidl Gut ibm niflts!"
ga nihen Die ergrimniten Nfdn.
ner Suriid. uno Nfortin fonnte mt
Silfe pon 2apitdn 8iraro oen 9ltten.
tdter in 0as Sotel ldloffen
Sinh Sic berlrtt, S6crit?"
Cine ergreifen0e S5ene foIgte.
1ie Menge ordngte iib nm oos
glutomobil, uno anglterfilte 5rnaer
erflongen.
Sinh Sic perIebt, Oberlt?~ er
idol es aus bun0erteu DON Stimmen
/ 3beooore &ooieoelt ld6elte
..geeinl neinl" iagte er, .er bat mid
OiesmaI nift aetroffen. Sd bin and
nidt ein biBhen oerlebt.
. glae. auh er ieIber glaubten. 0oi
| Die amgel fehlgegangeH lei.
! Gahoem Der Attent6ter Der 8oIise
| iibergeben mar flibr Der SberIt, I'M
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Ssibt lanscr ses0sert liebe seferinncn,
sirbr naBsrs GinssIbritrn auf 9sitr 3.

2eh
@uh
Ser
Sabr @ le geDinne
beten Der 9rBai9n 8ee
Suit da ben NomnatuupOn 0ussbud
@u6 blfen
uaau n0 nod tbt NOtto
User gnian Mfo Ret
nm Oana aeut jest i9O @dbna9Bhaas!
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ana emphasis. half recalled. that were
alike. Signor RufYo's costumes were
coarser In texture and more subdued In
color than those generally worn. His
acting was natural. He did no ranting,
HIS voice lent Itself easily to the vary
ing shades OF emotion no sought to ex-
press. A beautiful. voice 1t IN, too: Light
for baritone. but vibrant and with
marked tenor qualities. Indeed. II the
market value OF It as a baritone should
drop. any good teacher could turn Il
Into tenor without much trouble. There's
the !llustrious example Of Jean do
Reszke.
Through the scenes OF Monterone' $
curse in the ballroom. the meeting and
parting with Gilda In the garden, the
abduction, and the disclosures in th.
Dukes room. Slgnor Guffo passed with
increasing manifestations OF approva!
by the audience. The climax was
reached at the end of the third &C.
when. after many recalls, the duet be-
tween father and daughter was repeated
outside the curtain. 1t would be hard
to conceive of anything more out OF
place and inartlstic: but 1t aroused the
demon.t ration. Aftor that. the last act
seemed tame. although the quartet was
dema.ied. and. aung over again.
There were Others In THE cast besides
S!snor Rufo. although some one was
overheard " remark that 1t was one
star opera. Orv!lle Harold. as the Duke.
sang much better than he was singing
.. Mr.. Hammers,eins London Opera
Hos c last spring, but he still showed
Signs OF the overwork that he suffered
there. HIS voice Is naturally beautiful
and he owes It TO himself to preserve It..
Some OF his presea, methods OF using
Il DO not tend to that end.
Alma G,ucN, as G!lda. had the m!stor-
tune to fall Off the pltch almost at In.
beginning of her entrance 10 the gar
don and the trio VITA her father ana
the maid was carried on with each
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BY SYLVESTER RAWLING.
Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Nov. L.
"ITTA RUFFO. the much hcralded
Italian baritone. who has been
engaged by the Philadelphia CHI
tago Opero Company at 5000 a per-
eormAnce. with twenty performances
Guaranteed. made his American debut
- the Metropolitan Opera House hero
4-night In the title part o: verdis
-Rigoletto." Nothing like such an
amount OF money. II Is said. is paid t.
any other baritone on the operate stage.
u was to be anticipated that Sgaor
Nuffo would be welcomed by a large
audience. What Is more important. IS
that he disclosed himself as an artist
Of quality with good voice and worthy
Of the reclamation bestowed upon him.
Something there was to remind one OF
brother great imporsOnator OF the part,
the Frenchman. Maurice Renaud; q
0uch of resemblance IN the makeup
Of the face, naShcs OF similarity In the
au btlet!es OF portrayal and intonations
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dressing room was crowded with people
seeking to congratulate him. His Eng
llsh is limited, but he can say Il thank
you" very well. Ills friend. Mir.
Younger. in his behalf, said that Slgnor
Rufro was overwhelmed by the warmth
pf his reception. After the third act
he had thrown himself into MIR. Young
er's arms and had barely succeeded In
keeping back his tears
A special train was run over from
New York bringing people to the opera.
Another special train took them back
after the performance. Dinner was
served on the way over and supper go
Ing back. Taxicahs took the visitors
from the station to the opera house and
the reverse. The whole cost was $3.50
Not many people knew of the pppor-
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singing In a different key. She recov-
cred herself however, for caro-
Nome" taking the closing thrills and
scales confidently and well. In the last
two acts her lovely voice exerted its
spell to the full
Margaret Reyes. only lately recruited
from the concert for the operate stage.
made a good impression as Maddalena
and Henri Scott was a familiar Spara-
fuc!le. Prof Oscar Sacnger. who was
An the audience, must have been proud
to see so many of his pupils In the
cast.
Campanini conducted with all his old
authority and skill, but the smaller act
ing details Of the abduction scene were
In need of rehearsal
After the performance Signor Ruffo's
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tunity and only about nifty awaited
themselves of IL. The flfty were enthusl-
astlc over the plan. suggesting that IL
should DO turned into a weekly picnic
to Philadelphia. the new-found suburb
OF New York. I'VE had q Jolly time"
they all said.
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she SANG yesterday the greater freedom
she showed. Verdi, Massenet. Gomez.
Chaminsds and saint Saens compost
lions were ON her programme. which
ended with the polonaisc from Thomas's
'Mignon" Nine. Arrsi was assisted
by II. Bronstein. 'celllst: Leonardo
Stagliano. f,utlst. and Maurice I.afarse.
pianist. She responded to many encores.
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EEA. ESTATE r AUCTION.
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MORNING SPECMS-Temenow Wednesday, Until lP.M
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20 "a I On Wilson In Missouri.
ST: LOUIS. Nov. 8. Odds OF 70 to
were offered here yesterday that Gov.
Wilson will carry the state OF Missouri.
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A CARD A,
Ryer Manufacturing Co. Retifes ,

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Gentlemen:
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bought for CASH the entire stock on
THE RIVER MANUFACTURING co.
] would add that the goods are an new
and made for FALL SEASON Of s1a
Very truly yours. a
~. n. RIVER. ITO Fifth Ave. (:
The evening world., 1912-11-05
te These Thursday Specials

Price. New.
Pease Upright. ....... $40 ss25
A good upright for $40.
Sherwood Upright. -. ss5 $3.50
Mahogany case, good tone.
Emerson Upright 49,. $50 $500
An almost new Colonial mahogany
case-besutiful tone.
Keller & Son UpriVht...sls0 1878
Another mahogany cased piano
like new--with deep. full tone.
Gabler Upright. .....el53 1900
Tone and condition like new. This
piano has the famous sell-Nickcl
& Gross action
Fischer Upright. 49,. sl3S $3.50
A fine old make. This piano worth
double.
Also 100 other bargains. In :lud-
Ing some fine Baby Crands In ma
hogany. as low as $4,000.
The evening world., 1912-11-05

The polls viii open to-day ~ Q a.
-. ana close at ?. -. Vote sarlyt
The evening world., 1912-11-05
MOsEY-SAvINC NEWS FROM
WASH DRESS FABRICS DEPT.

MONEY-SAvINC NEWS FROM I
WASH DRESS FABRICS DEPT.
Please note that evsvy Msa eos
cepss materiais that are aow u
demand for entire Winter Csc.
N.,noh Cashmere Flanneiettes-
light and dark--ftorais ana n9urssE
else where .................''''.''.. UN
Best Quality Outing Fiannels--
checks, clear stripes and plain
colors-special value............'''' I'll
Ucavy Nap Outing Fiannels-
various pink and blue stripes ~v
worth 10. ....................'..''' TN!
Novelty Outing Fiann ele-largs
assortment OF light and dark ga,
styies-aiso plain coiors. OA
Robe Fiannsiettes-,arss range
OF patterns and colors- 81
remarkably fine vaius.......".... 1T
Extra Fine shifting Madras-wovsn
strtpes--good color combinations
aa fine for women's waists as meme
shirts and pajsmas-v Ct quality On
SILK Mixed Brocades-vsry silky
rich. durable qusiity-dainty
figurcs-pale blue, apricot. biscuit.
shell pink and lavender: excellent
Vuiuo ''''.''''''''''''''''''' sOO
S6-inch Dordered Novelties
silk mixed-ali over floral designs
tinted hem on deep border-very
dainty-make pretty party
dresses-special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'D
aS-inch Striped voiies-white
Eound-lt. blue. hello. pink and
navy stripes In various widths
regularly .........."............. On
8-lnch Fancy Percaies-light and
dark stripes, checks, dots and
fixures-io Ct qualtty............... az
FINE DRESS GOODS VALUES
BA-inch DiaxonaIs-Two-tone whip
cords, suhinEs ana wool velours--
broken assortments OF this seasons
newest and best colOrs-worth
s2.&9-also French EpOnge-
worth e2.W................... .O6
SA-inch Reversible C1Oakings-
plain or plaid black-best coiors--
Iibelinc or Melton surface-were
$40 to e3.60-to clear...1 .OS to 3.7O
Imported SILK and Wsol Dress
Platds-bright combinations for
, girls school dresses-were .S..... go
81 aud 80 inch SerGes-men's wear
blue and black-worth Sl.A....... .OS
b4-ineh BOucie saitinss-
all wordsworth el.3S................ 90
% and ~ Inch Freach sergss-
all wool-tan. browns, cadet. rose.
| catawba, gray, Myrtle, CARDINAL
| navy and Black-S0 cent vAlue.... .0O
The evening world., 1912-11-05
TO OUR CUSTOMERS

" OuN SuoiOWcNc
Referring to the above. We would staRs
that the goods are all desirable and
comprise complete stocks Oft q,
UPHoLsTERY AND DRAPERY :
FABRICS
Of every description.
including organzine. Spun q Raw Gslk,
pAMAsKs AND BRocADEs. "a
TAPESTRIES in -
0obel,n. Petit Point and other wsavss,
In Louis XIV. Louis XVI.
Empire. verdure. Herald:c. Floral,
Oriental and Colonial designa 81
SILK and MERcERIZED PoRTIEREs
Frou-Frou. Armure and Damask.
COUCH COVERS =
In artistic designs and oolorinss.
A. the RYER MANUFACTURING CO.
are retiring from business. :
this stock has been closed out to ~
At prices that will enable W to sell
THIS ELEGANT STOCK -
AT ABOUT HALF ,
USUAL RETAIL PRICES.
. -f .i
80
BALE "S~iNS t..sri
Monday, NovessbeP 11th.
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Bee Next Sundays papers.
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The evening world., 1912-11-05

REAL ESTATE ~ AUCTION.
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
MASOIERAnE SnCIAL.

Al the home of Miss Laura Benson,
No. 60 Rockford Road. a masquerade
party was given Thursday night,
which was greatly enjoyed The
guests were dressed as ghosts. cow
boys and girls and Indians. The
guests were the Misses Sadie and
Maize Steptoe. Mary A. Smith Mar
garot Walsh, Annie Abbott, Ethel
Kinks l.. Brown, B Brooks. Jean and
Helen Mcbride, Laura Benson Mr..
Fletcher. Mr. Dunbar. Mr.. Libby OF
Boston; A r. Hall of Philadelphia; /;
William Farrell John Hewos, Benja-
min Newlin, of Chester; A. Briggs
~ j. Moran Joe Sayers A. kabach-
mer b. Cloud John MogaH. r. An
drews. John Benson. John Beatty
Emily Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs James
Ferguson. Mrs Edward Abbott Mr.
aud Mrs. S. r. Benson, Mr. and Mrs
W j. Benson, Harold Benson and Mrs.
John Benson.