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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Bui. ere he died, nc brcathed again
A cry well known 80 printer men;
Ana this was what came from his
pipes
This artist Of the llnotypos.
"SHRDI.U."
Denver Republican.
Above hla grave there - a shaft.
Erected by the news room craft,
In letters deep. for time cnscrollcd,
His lnotyplng fame Il told;
"CAfFwYP."
Seattle st-fntolllgenccr.
Again. IN mis- obituary
Under the bcading Mortunry
ON his lone grave u wreath we lay
our final tribe reads this way
"vBGKoJ."
O.
BUSINESS Ia stIn good In spite o.
the now tariff. says the Dcms And
immediately they turn around and
say u IL too soon for Il TO cut the
high cost Of living
o.
OK. CONSISTENCY. thou are a
humdinger
O.
NOT TO MENTION a lollapaloozcr.
d
JUDGE HUMPHREYS is conceded
20 be somewhat OF an awes This.
however Is no ground for panning the
Judiciary when you think OF how
many governors and congressman
beat him 90 H.
3
WHAT Is Il, my little man." In
qulrcd the county superintendent.
Please. sir," said the urchin, II
want my fcvty cents"
The supt. was stumped until his
attention was called To the fact that
he had published certificate OF the
lapportionment of school funds--at
the rate Of soc per capita.
D
THEY SAY the new poet laureate Of
England has written only ono poem
since he got the job. Crown him with
iaurels.
o
BROKEN ROW. Nobrasky. got hil
\ by tornado yesterday. one com
fort, 1t couldn't get broke any worse
%
SOME LONDON Importation on
which the duty ought to be raised
is trying % make us sore hy sayne
that over n England they nav,
crowds of 100000 at the football
games.
WHAT puzzles us is the Coloncls
eagcrnoss Ia get into some country
whore there are no Bun Moose.
LOOMS as IL be might take the
ipnrty with him without having too
large an expedition to alarm an,
same.
MANY baseball fan les of h.'
base.
o.
Memorandum.
Lives of baseball stars remind ms
/ Though oVatIons may bee warm,
soon our inshoot will be useless
! And Wel Ru back 10 the farm.
O.
WE THOUGHT OF using th,
/ candy arm theme nH finale fupFt
but liked the farm motif better,
q
! AND we never dare 10 De as poet
I zeal as we can.
d
THE MOB seems 10 have IL might
! good time just milling around an'
enjoying Itself
D
HAVING said nothing about
narth for q while. why ala ho rcfus
90 60 on in tho wrestling match viii
the bear at the fair grounds?
q
WOMAN preceded man In creation
AYERS Doctor Wiley they speak of 81
lhiioy. We draw the line Womai
suffrage may have It's good point
but there Is no use In rubbing IL int
us men by telling as we were mad
from a ladys rib.
--E. ID. j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

An S-year-old boy In New York
ate biscuits that had been poisoned
for rats and his death resulted. rat
poison seems 10 get nearly everything
but rats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

Louisville C0urler-Journal
"I wish some powder for a bomb"
said the militant sunraEette.
"Oulio sO" murnurod tho clerk.
''What kind7"
"pink ! guess. That's che shade !
aiNayH use on my fare"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
HOO'S WHO.
By John Carey.


Who stated when she gave her
heart and hand to Mr.. Bowcs that
thonccforth she would stay at homo
and darn mis- precious hose Who'd
rather stay 90 home, she said, ana
make hcr man shirt than glitter me
the fuotights Ia million dollar
skirt? who'd rather stay at home,
she said. with snooky-ookums boy
than listen 90 the plaudits OF the wen
known hoi pouoi? Who bado the
showshop fond farewell. where blazed
her moniker--C for Larcs and Ponates
we're the Gold Dust Twins for herr
who's back upon the STAGE
ngnin in mountaineering run? tWho
dorns the socks wo cannot sayD why
Margaret Ellington.
=.-.-'-H-aHaH----7
Youn need ice another six weeks
Phone 81 or So. Diamond Ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
WRTH ROPE AROUND MICK
MAN U4fAgn Sltf.r al ma

VAN AatAtan NtDN 10 DEATH
rhocnlx Arlaa oct f0t Roy Tomp-
kinson. 40 years Ola believed lrm.
porarile insane md & resilient 81
rhoculx for "a number ~ Yours. placed
the loop az lhrlat about his nock
Fastened The other end Go the horn ~
hls saddle hii hIs horse and WAS
drneecd 70 donth. The horse ran for
three miles through rocks and cactus
and whom no stopped Tompklnson'a
body was en unacceptable mass
The tragedy occurred near Cave
Greek station. sonic twenty miles
north Of Phoenix. Hurley Morris "a
young boy. Was the only eye witness.
ilc ala not realize what TompkinSon
was doing can the horse had started
on ite Wild flight
4 widow and five children survive
Tompklnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
ACCIDENTALLY PUr CAR
VOIIC ACID IN ENEs

Empporia. KAN. oct l0. Misiak-
lne the liquid for cyo water, Ray Brat
ton. "a sporting goods salesman here
put several drops Of carbolic acid In
his eyes. u BE- feared The error may
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

The owl IL considered the wisest Of
birds partly because be thoughtfuily
mates with ono who never upbraids
him for not coming homo till morn
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10
Not a snueglcr.

Boston Transcript
"That Mrs Toplofty viii carry her
pride 90 any length"
81 should any 80 Why do you
know sho actually paid custom house
duties ON her diamonds rather than
admit that they were paste"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

ooh for a place whore we should
not be required 20 tip," SAYS a con-
Temporary. Try u canoe. u viii do
the tlpping.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

Prompt meaRcnHera. ,ufck delivery
ana bagRase. Independent Delivery.
Phone SEE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

resun ~ making him permahsn,ly
blind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-10

For quick service can namnrook
Bros. Auto Line. Phnne SOC.
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JABS f + Il ,,''-'


On Ctfniynl Nieli.
There wae sonte lady named 3eiti
Who swallowed eight pounds ~ con-
(ciiil
Said net with capor,
MF evening pnuer
ALWAYS have inkcn
Alre1t"
r.
Compensation.
ia like 10 b. piayNflEht
And with the playwrlghts stand,
Hy eritice ever roasted.
and - HrHnd iasiee .uanned
Iwould be- somewhat annoying
10 not 80 many whacks,
Eut thi would compensate me-
Ia pas an illcoine tax
Denver Republican.
-
WE SHOULD worry and have les,
and not give It To the government.
o.
THEY are aslfine the doctor non
who put the earns in carnivais.
%
ALL THIS talk about slavery ~
shc Philippines reminds gloomy
contemporary that they have mar
riasc there 3nst the same as else
where.
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Knowing that fleeing husbands. under
any peovocstion. are foredoomed BY the
public ~ rascais. . wife can safely IN.
fnct sv~y form Of dcma 10 torture
"S&s has orr (, rush into . pitifui
story Of kov ter :, ~ .Ns has loved
her husband. how kindly tas has treated
him. how unwasrantabiy he remains
away from her. to win for herself q tor.
rent OF public sympathy. speak from
experience = my capacity Of husband.
II have tried to a. light BY my wisa
No doubt I am 20 blame; but have ex.
hausted my intelligence and my patience
IN ms effoa 10 win kindness and 70.
epect and to ma, my homo resemble
what the term home should mean. I
have tried 'venty years. Now I 1--we
| alone. My wife uncsaAnsly threatens
TO ruin ne = the o. Of the world II
Sc: divorce. yet I have nsver
met tho other woman"
II IS true that woman gets more avn.
pathy 'h-- man in such cases. And
! r!ghteully 20. For a deserted husband
usually has the sympathy Of all the
widows and Cd raids. while a deserted
wife Is looked upon with suspicion
Not yet has the time a. 10 whom al
women can be economically indspenden,
Of such conditions % that they ma,
leave an unhappy state and not sufSe,
- . consequence. A. yet man cor,
tainiy his the ADV NrA0E.
There are many little women 90 stu.
ated either by lack Of strength or edu.
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80 - &! g!(aSSSSd

lection for missions. .Noth!n' but sill
yer. please no always says. and tho
siver Of sresnbacks will BE- doubly
blessed""
DO you mean my kImono" asked
Mrs. Jarr. viewing with some satisfsc-
ton the ornate embroidered Oriental
garment she had purchased In Panama.
'Whatever Its name Is. Il Is too pretty
TO Be respectable" replied the old lady.
y never sec . woman wearing any.
thing that Is entic!ng but what think
OF King Solomon's wives and other sia.
full critters"
But beauty isn't sinful. Mrs. Dussn.
berry," replied Mrs. Jarr.
II always thought so. and that hap.
piness was sinful. too" said tho old
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SSSSSN
Mrs. Jarr Is Collecting Dividends
on a Quite Imaginary Investment

"Weli. Mrs. StryveP will 10 here and
she'll bring me something. tso." Mrs.
Jar went on. That's why TN wear.
Ing this kimono. Let me see--r told
Clara Mudridge-Smithy yesterday at four
that the Pres.dentess Of Nicaragua-no.
1t was Costa Rica-would visit me this
winter. SHE'LL BIZ HEREw
The PresidentessT" asked the Old
lady. WIN she have 1sweiry In her
nose?"
mo. I mean Mrs. stryver viii be
here" replied Mrs. Jarr. As for Jew
els In anybody's nose. the Prssidentese
OF Costa Rics is"---
Mrs. Jarr paused Q minute 70 think
Just what she would make this purely
ina glnativc but extremely interesting
parsonage like
well" she ADDED after . pause y
can only compare the PresidentesS OF
Costa Rica to an empress Tor dignity
and an actress for beauty"
There's the Stryvsr woman now. 3uss
~ you said" ss!sd Mra Dssenberry.
I'll DO going"
mo, you stay" said Mrs Jarr. 'Lsts
SEQ what she brought ms!'
Gertrude. the JarrS light running
domestic. admitted the visitor. who
! camo puf!rg IN with q great show Of
| affe ctation, kissing Mrs. Jarr. but Ut
terly ignoring old Mrs. Dusenbery.
II have been Just dying to see you
since you came back" cried the new
conner. but I was preparing . surprise
for you. Here 10 sold mesh hand bag
have been keeping for you. you dear
thing! I said to myself. What can
got my dear Mrs. jar. whom I have
missed so terriblyr"-
Take the bas. Mrs. Dussnesrry." said
Mrs. Jarr sweetiy. "You know. the
lPresidentess Of Costa Rica never ~
lceives a present except through . lady
in-waitinE'-
Eyes, yea knoww exclaimed Mrs.,
Istryvsr. ~ hear she 10 20 sweet. %
graciousi But surely you DO not mean
that Clara Mudr1dss-Smith 70 to meet
hsrf Cara 10 . dear. sweet thing-ou'
coarse! Don't you think her ooarssr
Nrs. Jar thought Of the costly a.
grstts Mrs. Mudridge- Smith had sivsE
liner the day before. and said:
oh. Clara means well. YOU knew"
"she means well. Of counsel" Mrs
strryer went on, but II the Presidsn
ltess OF Costa Rica 10 70 meet our %
o,ai leaders. We must not permit he
To gain q wrong impression Of u Nov
Cara, as said. 70 . perfect Iowa Blu
she IS forward She Will make SOM
blunder''-
THE Presidsntsss viii b prepare
for that. she 10 very tolerant" sai
Mra Jarr.
"could the reception b o. my hsusss
asked Mrs.. StFyvss ssSssty. 'ClAr
lNudr,dgs.smitA lives Ia apartment
Surely the reception could not BE- bel
lin apartments, no matter how iuxurI
ousi But I forgot cav the iovsliss
bonnet ysstsrday. You must try n Of
koopA NJ ~ = waiting. Let me bel
=, kDos - III 80 AhOP
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-23
What Makes for q Happy Home?
By Sophie Irene Loeb.

V Co. t1hs New York Evening word).
cation that Il would DO DIFFICULT fsS
them to 90 out and cope with the world
abba So they 90 on trying to keep tns
remnants Of things together. 4
With man Il IL different The duaS
standard Of man and woman - not Yet
changed. and the benefit Of the balance
SHOULD DO given to the woman. n
Is true. - this man states. that 0>
cruel creature exists who naSs without
end.
However. n sveh . thing cous0 have
been tolerated for twenty ysasA thOA
must - something to b SAID IN fa0sV
OF her who could have endured ~
state Of Affairs % long. Her story maOA1
DO Interesting also. II you want -
know the truth about the misunlseA
stood husband ask the undesstaadDoo
wifa In this case Il takes two - 6oe0
up q homa This man says 10 ~
"exhaustsd his intelligence = make ~
homo resa- soas what the term %saap
shouid mean"
Therein uss . weston, what 10 nS
real meaning Of homer FIRST % I'll
TACT and TOLERANCE are prime -.
turea Many . homo u saved, ~
struggle Of existence avoided and isvv
rekindled By Just these two slsmsats.
A few suggestions to keep ths iutsrsse
alive and to tend toward the haepy
homo are:
In double harness. when nerves eeoo
IN at the door happiness files out Of al
| window.
When people quarrel. one word osisG.
on another until they acquire . vocaSS.
larry that they are ashamed Of.
It's wise wife that keepsth hss eva
counsel.
Love Is the one unfa.ling traveller that
reaches the road Of reform.
Love Is the only lubricant that asksa
the marriage wheel 90 without scrsssx.
Ing.
Love extended At tho right time stop>
the tear and the closed INST
In keeping the IRE alive one ruust net
b too sure Of an everlasting spark.
When personalities creep In lsvs
crawls out.
In the matter Of bonds. forged shaas,
les Of law lose out to spids. thrseds n
love
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-23
Hits From Sharp Wits.

A descendant Of old Peter Minuit. who
bought Manhattan Island from the I'M.
sophisticated Indians for . string of
beads. has put In . claim for the entire
property. but Il 10 no. believed that the
Astors viii si~ II to him.
The man who loses his head 10 the
only person who can't DO helped By ad.
vertisinG
Tho Comptroller OF tho Treasury hav-
Ing decided that a mans home 10 where
his wife lives. q lot Of gentlemen Will DO
registering from the bargain COUNTER
Boston Transcript
Man wants but little hero below and
seldom gets moro than half Of that
Philadelphia INQUIRER.
With more fatalities on New York
streets In one recent month than ever
before. perhaps. stop. look. listen!''
signs at each street intersection would
be o: service.-Milwaukes Daily NswA
New York's aquarium has . twenty.
two pound lobster. Surely New Yorl
can do better than that by searching
the Great White way.--Topska STATE
Journal
u 10 reported that Harry Thaw ha
entered upon tho study OF the Law. II,
has had opportunity to see that tie {
paying profession. In favorable oircum
stsnces,-Albany Journal
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lady. "But all the preaching Is differ
ent nowadays"
I'm expecting Mrs stryver," said
Mrs. Jar.
THAT other stuck.up woman? Was
you to Sc, her since you como back
from tho places they show you In the
illustrated lectures?" asked the old lady.
ME so to see HER? guess not!
said Mra. Jarr. But she'll DO here-I
wonder what she'll bring me?"
"She won't bring you anything" ven.
turcd tho old lady. shes rich. And
I've always noticed It's the poor as
gives things. The rich Is always trying
TO GIT. Fust thing they always wants
to know Of poor folks Is have they any
money to invest"
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Hasty Departure.

a HAUNTED houss 10 Geo,rs ~ Ma e>
n ss'ros BY III the negroes In The vta,xs
ssospt San. Who declared -. b. q ~
would slsep thev Ill pisht.
pusss ~ raised and Sam va I've 10 -,
OUT h's snd OF the bsssaln and 10 can /, ~
morning iof u noo1. When manning esns 9
u .s o. san. In' house contained DssAi,s -
-Four dsu later Sam, oover,d w MA -
slovly walking down the rosd.
HI dsse. nissrl' yslisd byxsoda. .V>,m.
you-aA bssn do las fob dsysi"
To which Sam curly responded: "A -
s-oensn' bsek"-Ev1ybDdy's Nasasips.
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When Artists Disagree.
CERTAIN snipsnt lasdacape aYtiet col

A CERTAIN eminent iasdscaps sstit cold .
~ picture 10 . Wealthy woman Of Boston.
The woman soon bseams ttssd a he pto.
tnr because. ~ - dsc'a~t. n lacked sssms-
tAou. % she cent lot anothss astaa and ssksa
hin 10 psint mas q woman % shS soad thee
ran through the middle 4 ~ uactuss. an ~
Phusdelphis Record.
Tns srkt dA % sad WIN As ~ ~ nss
who had psistsd the ohsinai work - told him
what hs bad done. II bad tAs tsush.y ~
alter . isndseaps q yours che othss day." 10
ssid. ut ws tAs one you so,d " Nm. ".
She wanted . figure psiatsd b. - ! sddsd n
cd nss Walking down ths sosl."
'Rosdi What rosdi Thsv's - pssd b sAss
pictuO."
why, - there b." ssaA tAs othes. -ThSs
q . rosd thss runs through ~ nidlls a tbs
eanvss.''
why, you fool" Indignantly cried ths nrst
sstss chats 10 rosdi Thsts rvss.S
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Letters From the People

Il impossible 10 sleep at night and give
one nervous prostration IN the daytime.
a number OF residents and business
men on Jamaica avenue have petitioned
the Public Service Commission 10 have
Tending trolley line inspected because
II IL q menace to health and almost Ina.
possible to Do business ca the avenue
on account Of this terrible nolOS "a ~
brstieA GEORGE aTAAD1b0A
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OUR USUAL GOOD SENSE.

wv stands BY u.s.
w The notorious and militant lady from England her.
IND By sdvancs notices. thrice advertised immigration barrier
atsssd the city with flying co and tho brave that
- tho American people admitted tho justice Of her
As biggest hall in town thought too large for tho crowd
~ vsuld flock to hear her. Seats sold at $780,
And tho rssua Only handful hear those who
- paid fifty cents for gallery places had to DO called sit
htAs $3.50 seats In order round an audience
dsss not prove that New York not immensely interested
sg& II only proves that the kind Of antics Mrs Pankhus
stands for perfectly content hear about distance and
~ curiosity tho sensational side the suffrage
Nast upto the estimates.
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VINO WrkeS 70 Ino
Evening World. lie
deplores the fact
that woman gets
m ore sympathy
from ths pvolic
than does man. lie
says:
1T q unfortunate
that public sym.
patty - 70 per.
sistentiy with the
wife Conscious &C.
curity offers the
termsgant tie
SpAaA tam Nto Nan
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Needless Noises.

70 ~ Eaitor Of The Evening World
You deserve the thanks OF the com
munity for calling attention to and att
taeldng the unnecessary noises In this
cky and its suburbs. Tho traction COM
Daaios are no doubt the worst offenders.
80 h HiehDobd Hill. where live. the
Uu1laV eass sAat run thseuSh jamaica
HSouao- - fhals ~ = Ja1alca make
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A NOTION THAT MAY SPREAD.

PICTURE Of wife, sweetheart baby is admirable thing
in ito place. but that place not the glass of engineer
= - drivers watch.
Such the edc Of the Illinois Central Railroad and the
applies bakemen and conductors There record any
having left the track oughd through another while tho engineer
dreaming the likeness of his sweetheart
full Of while contemplating the
of his fborn. Nevertheless these things might happen
The railroad officials have decided that photographs watch
interfere with efficiency Is this idea to stay confined
profession involving responsibility for human life will the
hsnt and the office boss presently claim the right inspect watch
the ground that they entitled to thorough
pension sentiment the part Of employees during business
Mr. Mccall Is still dnounclng the trsn We advise him
climax u days
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Passed the Plate.

7 Z vas . street. car oonductors dutaa II ne
church q which b va . member 70 tats ~
ths collections one day; and, = hao-
psnsd, his hrvt sxperisscs Of such dutass. ssys
ths National Mouthiy. He ~ . littis nervous
y h started dovs ths centre sS'e but that
coon voss Oh, ed b. bssaa 10 ~ sinDe q
bona.
T>srs vsns ssvrL chiidrsn IN the fint psv.
Each put II . vsnay. Ths people u ths ssx4
nv also coutAbuked somethinS sscA.
4 Ma 0lun fellow sst alone IN The third psw.
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~ svn!.s xsH ~ Nv go 's'' q ~ Tor tie best seeou.s
aoy y true svssy subject confirmation II
S vvs aos sxvsSeuos obtsng ihcreasc
aAE
eusst.eea essss1 20 ~ Soy Ny simply naturally es.
ceaane .iras g $50 .or1s sa:prter,bly Write o,
:y =: - A~ sS S''' eAA' Evening World = 8
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The Minister Scored.

THE youns lswyW didat Ike the ni.aGon -
i % 10 thought 70 corner him.
"Nov. dostos." b sshsd. "vupps~ -
pans. end ~ dsv1 dso1ld have isvvuiA q
party Do 700 think would whit"
The ds'n snaustiossSS." rse,isa ~ -,
ist@.
"Ahi' ehuoiisd he yosas lsys. 49, "a
you tell a. whyi"
"Bscsuss h would have all sAs swy0 - ~
Homs Journal.
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The Days Good Stories

me NV collector psssd him tie plsts but u
ma snooh hi hssd and stuck his hand dssp -
BIZ pochsts.
t0sfsupoa ssu ft1sud Tie couduc.sr slou.sl
pus up hs hand - - ,srk ~ hala ed ~
sa!5 -
wen, youu have 70 ct off, e
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THEY KNOW BETTER.

the average this city want Tammany again
- in power?
Does he to himself forced back into tho DID,
heabeakng competition with those who Outbd him for tho
}avors Of the Boss and his lieutenans?
Who estimate the total Of the New York
tractors great and EMAIL have rad into the Tammany coAers9
The late Edward Shepard said that the John D.
Mcdonald able be the lowest bidder tho subway BE-
bic political arrangements five million dollars cheaper
IAAa anybody ese's could be-
Does the honest contractor big small want to take HE orders
M bic business from the organizationi
Does he crngs and and buy somebody's for his
~ before he makes ti
Does he have figure what no afford TO pay
khsvs his bid considered2
Does he want the finger Of Tammany his Job from start
1Ahhi
Does he his profits figured out by Tammany the basis Of
u6sI Tammsny thinks he 10 entitled to9
Does no want his street privileges cut off, his dumping permits
refused hi verkmsn tempered WITH his work hampered and hnded
sts unless no bonds himself and his toll tho orsansaon3
Or does make his contracts with free hand certain
s they viii have good chance anohes and confident that
man he's eonspired against hime
The Evening World does not believe tho majority Of contractors
hNsw York have lost their
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ITSs Sew Yosk Eyenins Wer.dl.

tTSs Sew York Evening wor.d).
a. A RENT you GOING 10 dress and
n 90 out for q walk this nice
\ day. dearie?" asked ne'ghboriy
MIRA Dusenberry. the old lady from In
diana. who had Just dropped In. DO
fix yourself up . Bit and take OF that
there gaudy heathen basque. Every
time see them outlandish th!ngs ex-
peet to hear Brother Slurk. the Singing
Pilgrim. line out
"'From Greenland's ley mountains
To Injy's coral strandsr
"And see Brother Greese. the Roy
Evangelist. 70 around taking UP . COL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-23

Uaiess al signs An New York win yt with Big effort
catch Up Murphy and the words Of dead genius "seueess
acid Of him and him TO the gods that collect
exhausted lemonas
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-23

WHERE II no place like home: and
Sometimes IL u . good thing
= there isn't" - the cry Of ons man