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No /. Beautiful Children in Art (;nsfas kobbc
Baby The Blue Boy. The
Children. The Dauphn, Prince Balthazar Carlos
No. ,. Makers OF American Poetry. Hamiion fright Mabfc
William Cullen Bryant. John Greenleaf Whittier James
Walt Whitman.
No. ;. Washington, the Capital
Il Trip Ironnd the World atHh D7,ieM l. Emeudor
The Capitol The White Library
Continental Hall. PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Mount Vernon.
No 1. Beautiful Women in Art J. Thomson HiHe
The Duchess o Devonshirc, Queen Louisa . Prussia,
Mrs. Sarah Sfidons. Madame Rccanicr.
Madame Nigcc Lcbrun. Countess Sophie Potocka.
No. >. Romantic ireland
4 Trip .1ronnd the IIoyid 7cHh D7giehf l.. Ehendor
Chants Barncv Thonond Bridge
Hill Tara. Patrick Lakes Killarney Typical
Irish Village.
NO. Il. Masters Of Music ~. Henderson
Johann Sebastian Bach. George Frederick Handel Josef Haydn
Wofgang Amadeus Mozart Ludwig Beethoven Richard Wagner
No :. Natural Wonder, oi America Dsisht l.. Emcudorf
Niagara Falls Garden the Gods Yellowstone Falls Grand Can
the Colorado Big Trees OF California Giant Gcyscr.
No. s. Pictures We Love to Live with fumes IInHcker
Mona Lisa. The Last Supper. Immaculate Conception. Sstine
Madonna The STniics. The Magmicat.
No. 9. The Conquest OF the Peaks Prot CharicS 4. Fay
Mont Blame. the Matterhorn Elias
Peak Mount Mckinley
No. 10, Scotland, the Land of Song and SCENERY
Il Trip .lroiHd the II arid 9,Hh D.iebt l. EI4eudorf
Ings Gave Elens Isle Burns Cottage Abb'sford Stirling
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Sdnnab G. Sia an Fundamental
8. < Q. 60; $2500.
GieieIbe an siberal 6. & 9. Co.;
$500.
aIbcrt SersIer on @ciipoct
Someitcdo Co.; $4,000.
u. 4. siorriib Bleloale SnD'
in9s gliicctntion; $500.
10. 3. 7ooIep on bieielbe; $1,000
ssobn 8. Nlarfin OH 9. B. Strid'
lano ~. Is. 500.
9. uno W. Martin an brighton
German gnni, $500.
8. uno 8. Snmmono an SeDcntI
@oro 8. < q. Co.; $l400.
TieieIben an y. q. Roormnn &
Co.; S2s7.
Sonis Sellman on Soiitbcrn SbiC
Souings 9nnt Co.; $500.
sSinnc Sanoolp OH Guif Bit5
oraiual Y. 4. Co.; $500.
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Rtue 6ppptbstsn.

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Winiam 8. Gapis an RingsOlo q
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Bert q. Wocrman an Gsit Strett
80. 2 g. II. y. Co., $1,000.
9iola q. Ysaril on anna .. Ste
pbsnfon, $500.
gliiabetb Wsimer tn Central 5air'
mount y. Ii. 6. Co., $1,000.
yletiie 5rsnblsr an Oisfs!bs, $1,000.
5ranf De Camp Roffstt On oieIsl'
bs. $500.
GIiott 8. RepnOIps an SieisIb'
$500.
German gioiiman an Coulter
GhiD 6. unb z. Co., $4,000.
Wiuinm 8. Settls an WdbiIor
Roao 2. II. 8. Co.. $3.50.
GsOra. Rieb an danbamsntdl 6. i
.. Co.. $1,000.
Gni,Ibs an 5aHnab 9. SiIl. $538.
3s.
6. 6. Donlsn an 9IsnoaIe 9. ".
$3.50.
Sttrmnn appiegnts an bisitlb:
$1,000.
WilIiom 8rug an bisislbe, $1,000.
Deter Wsdrtin an bieislbe. $2200.
Sobn :. Gupps an DieielR, $4500
9lueuft MdIisr an appo!Io 9. I'M
6. Co., $500.
gliiabetb q. Carr an OarceH .
II. G. Co., $500.
sJulius Wunb an Goutbern Dbl
6. u. z. Co., $500.
Earrn 6amono on GeDentb Warl
|a II. .. Co., $500.
2Duis Sberbelman on SObH Din
ME. $500.
Drnrp WilIiams an prrnibtnt ga
pings 8dnt u. 1ruit Co.. $1,000.
0efiIgte 2ppothefen
Wortin Surit an Cur 2abp gis
torn Gbnrd, $3.50.
esulia ". Sfublnsonn OH u. ". Ia
pis: $1,000.
Moie 2. Iigbe an Vaarp 8. DC
GnIlogb: $500.
sSreoerid gfirinan an gseip Mqg
noIin y. & 6. Co.; $1700.
gioIa o. gedriI on Union SaD
ings, q. q & Co.; $500.
Wsnrp 6. Simoer On 1bouas gS
Apon; $3.50.
Wtettn gbiIbrifnn 6. o. Bntfins
$f0O.
Ben. Heerusan an Sobn Rops
$500.
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9ie q eue

Riarrer tnndDoem er elmer Giebin
i'm tSeidngnii, Ia,lae un0 erilit ias
Depilien grreoet hat) aSeben Sie
min sSbren fsehler en0lidl eili, .Iebe
Jran. uiib fiiblen Sie Aeic2y
.s5o. ia. Serr giarrer, i'd bnt'S
ia ihon Ialge bereait, Dnb Id Den 3lcs
IeH5peig Hiht selOnIHlen bnb Der
bait gang nnoers gereo't nnb bait
mir bur6gefriegs, un0 penm III oes
morb'g titt'l-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-16

9iOId @. 0eariI on Marn Z. 9eas
II, 2beil BON Got AZ in %. 9g.
BiibOp's abbition 3u 9opelanb; 81.
German Bon 5sIen an Glisabett
Weinrer II. ", Cots 26 unb 27 in
5errp anorr's llntsrabtbeiIuns in
5oirmount; ST..
eena Bergman an Gli;abstb 6elo.
gots 6 uno 7 in WlilIer & Mdi6s
burns llnterabtbeiIuns an Der Dir.
glEid 4penue; 81. (
Der Staot Ohio an Glisabetb Bum
etner, Got 90 in 6. so. Storbud' 1
SiDeiten llnterabtbeilune; $147,14.
ssobn 6enrp GItute an Billiam
aed, brei Sabre gaht zines 2absns,
tetannt als 1903 Waoiion Rodb; mo.
ratIide Ristbs $35.
5anrob q. 0ilI an geprge Rieb II.
e, Got 254 in Der Hortppob gier
ilnterabtbeilung; ST.
0orriet g. Dinans an Reua goff.
1teiI bon Got z in philip Sons
Gitots; 81.
Sobn .. Tinnie an aouis Gbere
telman. 80 Bel 165 5ub on Der Roro-
fs;ie Der Ddrtpin dpenue in gbspiot;
81.
Iiniam SberbeImcn II. u. an
Scuis Sberbelman. Got 20 in Der
llntcrdbibeiilng non MiIliam Sbers
hgImuns Gitdte. 81.
9arrp J. Bingham an 9. u. aipp,
90 BEL lac lub an Der GiibIsits Der
Suidins spenue, 665 5ub oItlih
Der Reabing Roab; 81.
acte 6. 6ari an 2uen. q. 2nnh.
GO BEL 140 Tub an Der BeitIsite ber
5Iorcl 2lpenue in Siio Rorpoco;
81.
Sonas 3. Jrentel an Carrie 5eds
Isimer, Got % in Der llnterabtheilung
BON @eDro. Wctber's Gfiote; 81.
Carrie Jehbsimer uno Inoere on
ssceob o. S6mibInpp, Got "a in oers
ielben unierdbtbeilune; 81.
DeIsibsn an Saeob q. S6mio.
ldpp, Gets 80 unb % unb 5heiI BON
Get 80 in Der llnterabtbeilung bon
G,eores Matters' eitdie; 81.
SoIeph 3. aentcI on gbdrlss Gin
tier II. u, Got 4 in 5oiepb 3. aens
i<"s llntsrobtbeilrng; 81.
COURTYARD Smith an Deter Wturtin
Il. a., Got SO in 6oasnbed & Waro'3
llnierobiheiIung m Waoifonpille; 81.
ssobn st. Stubber, 5ruitet, an Wtats
iw g. 5pcftmon, Got IL IN Der uns
tsr0bttei!uns BON Der gIahIp 5orm;
81.
Mlottie G. Itudddmdn ON pduI
R. Scuoer, baTelbe Gisentburn; 81.
5obn q. Scuoosr, gruiiee, on
9ells 90. Scubber, 1ruitee, oafelbs
Gissnttum; 81.
5obn q. Geuber, 5ruiiss. an 3dDio
gf. 2epn, bafSeIbe eiesnthum; 81.
5dpib Il. Gem an 5obn st. Scubs
b,r, oafIeIe Gieentbum; 81.
Schn 81. Seubber, Sruitee, on
sscul R. Seubber, baHslbe Gigens
ibun; 81.
Glisa R. Sosons on SObu @ebb,
3hsiI DON Cots SO. 36. 81, 38 unb
SO Don ailsour's llnisrobibsilung Don
81. Qoofout; 81.
GeniurD Manufacturing 60. an
2issR u. 5uuter, 10 bel 200 Jub oil
Der SabIsite Der glspelano 4penne,
800 8ub peitIia Der 9urtforb ao.;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-16
SrnnSeisentLamsAb Abertrasxasea

gineinnati. IA. sSuni.

gmelia 3unhdm an Bert O. Wlcors
nan unb anbsrs. Got A In Woprmnn
& 5obn's llnierobtbeiIuns nuf price
6in; 81.
gIarf M. 9aDis an Miniam ..
gurris u. u, 63 BEL 100 Jub an Der
Aseitfeits Der Bibbie Mptnue, 208 5ub
rorDIih Der Glenmarp aDenue; 81.
Jobn W. Seott an 3. 3. Delft
mann. Got 38 In G.. 80. Hoters erjsen
IllnierabibsiIa1s rou Jncntos; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-16
rpRartiat eur.

sNun, 5err 5uber, pie iit Sbnen in
otsIem Sabre Die Sommerfriife be-
fpmmen2"
nGut! Ssbr gut. Shaun's. 70 bid
ian ma tporD'n. oab ma b. Rleibsr net
q NAL meer in bic Roffer sini bra4t
b1b'n!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-16
GrfI1rIin

rDiefe 9er6inoung iit aud ni6t bi
sliidlihlte.
wGlaubs germ, Der 8erbinoungs
orabt febIt ia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
epamifas spri@wort

Spanien iit, feitOem Serr poins
care Dem &Dnig 9tlfonfo einen Be
Iu9 eemabt bat. in 6runtrei9 ~dts
tuel" eeiporben. llno od man gtz
pDbnlib bebauptet, OuB Der ghdrdts
ter uno Die Sitten elmer Nutipn am
beIten aus ibren SprihpSrtern uno
ibren polfstiimlihen Reoensurten au
ertennen iinb. sibt elm Barrier 8Iatt
tin paur Defenders be5ei9nenoe
Spri6pDrter aus Dem 2anos oes
,gio" ipieoer; es beiBt ou: Die Srds
nen Der 5ruuen bdben groBen Wert
uno toitsn iis babel gar ni9ts. =
Mon tann oie Sonne nidbt pereolosn
uno ben Wioub nidt psriilbern. =
Die Wabrbeit 1T tpie ous Del; iis
iteigt INNER nah oben. = @snn bds
llnsliid iblGft. bite bid. es gu tpeden,
= @enn i6 bi9 fafIe. fperfe i9 bid
70 bod, OuB on tot bift. ehe ou fpies
ser untsn qnfommit. = 8erbeirdte
Geinsn So6n, tpenn bu pilIft. uno
beine So9ter, ipenn ou fan1f. =
Der Wlann 1T Oas Seuer, Die 5rau
bus Wsrs unb Der Ssufel Der Mino,
Der binsinblGit. = Wer lanse alt Iein
min, muB es friib5eitig iueroen. =
Genn man aud gang frii9 aufitebt,
Der Sag fummt ourum bod nidt friis
Ser. = Der Ju9s fpeiB bisI. ober
cine Iisbsnoe 5rou fpeiB nod pi.l
mebr. = $40 Mabrio iit. 1T Die Dsti
gu Gn6e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
Splitter.

@s sibt @ifte. BON osnen Der
MenT9 unsIaubIid srobe Ooien OBJ
nc bic serinsite 2ebensgefabr pertras
gen fam; Die bsturnteite 9lrt trGgt
ben Numen Mitsift.
Wsr !sin Sers auf Der 3unse gu
trasen pflest. tdnn natiirIidh nur Elm
iebr leidtts baben.
Die 2iebe III cine lprifdbe. Die gbe
sins Oramutii9e 0idtuns.
90 monher iuurbe i9on burb els
nen bOIoen Gnssl gum armen Seufel.
Die Rot itGblt: burum iino aud
pieIe Sersen 10 eiiern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
rs gaBsIs mas am msifta MI.

Us A5sIe mag am moiita mi.
( az ipoib e felt eeIt' nndt;
Senn DO bat 8 9i6sle iiber mi.
SO, iiber mt bats sIadt.
0enn ipie mir uah EN- Cha mob
Sln Soialupf s'nndlt,
go Jag t fed qua 8 Hddbars Smts:
.Sest, Sans. nimm 9e in adtl%
llnS bear padt me am Soiabuuo.
s. t6t' net iaea eihlaht.
llnb liipft unb felt in . g8elt me- net ,
g gang SdusIe oes bat fradtl
limb no Bat g 9iosIe iiber mi
@anS pn6eludrriid) e'lddt;
Sa. 8 gRosle mag dm moiitd mi,
9es tpoib e felt eeit' uoAtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

FER mir erf, ipenn mir es ptrfprsn,
sno lpas mir geben foilten, du4. uno
mir @eIebrtenfreuen erft re9t, Die
mir berufen finb, unieren Mdnnern
Sen oft 70 f9neren Meg leidt uno
ebsn 5u MAIDEN. @is bisle BON uns
iiro ii6 pobl oieier pfli9t bstpubt,
Tr!cnse bic 5ipei i9affenoen SGnoe
nr9 oa Iino, folauee Die &rdft nes
hen uns nod unperbrdudt Der mil
fenibdft 0ient, nm iie unb ii9 uno
rns ollie su f0roern. Infer eieenes
I'd auf9eben miifen mir Grauen ia
mcbr ober peniser allie in Der @be,
penn ettpas 9utes unb @sIegnetes
buraus perben foil. tno allein an
uns Iiest es aud, oafiir 8eFeres gu
atDinnen, an ms uno un1erer 2ies
be uno unierer @iniiht benz StGrs
feren 9eseniiber. gBGre es oa ni9t
eirett elm 5rebeI an unIerem eiges
ntn Slid, ipenn mir bds WiiIen uno
ucs 4Dnnen unferer MGnner 6ur6
iolhe unu0tigen, tlsinIi9en @orgen
ano SntsreHen untersraben9 Sc ipes
niger man an iid felber bubei oentt.
teito mebr ipirb uns eeeeben, osito
mebr oontt es uns Der Man6ertus
meruo, mil Dem mir Sano in Sunb
geben. SD ipeib ni6t. OBJ bas iiber'
i'll 10 tit in Der @be, dber bel Sbnen
unb mir uno bielsn anberen @elebrs
tenfrauen miro es ii6er 10 ftin. 9es
nib lit ts ni4t lti9t, bisIes felbits
!oie 8ebiiten her glrbeitstraft unies
ytr WlG;!ner, uber gu ben eriten uno
btilisifer pfli9ten seb0rt es fi9er."
pie 6ausfrau I9pisg, peil ibr
Sdif nitten in ibren Worten aufges
i.anben unb al ibr setreisn mar.
.8einabc seitrGubt babe i'd mid.
Su Shnen 5u eeben, uno m69t. nun
ale Sage fpicoerfommen", fd9te
Mdsod, tmpulfip Die Sano ausz
itredenb. Limo INNER iiur 3ubOren
uno = lernen."
,9ldb Soft, 2ino", meinte bic 4els
i:re berSli9, inbem Elm feines gaOt
her Srsuoe in bas f9male @ntlib
fam, lerIen brauden Sic nibt BON
mir. Pur begreifen, oab man fein
Slid besen uno i9onen mub ipie
serbre4Iides 9Ias! 1lno nun oas
Bud, S1r lieber Munn miro oarauf
tporten.
llno gerabe 70, als oh ni9ts ges
| re5en fpdre. pGS bic Geele biefer
i1Iidten, oeripaiit ten Srau erI6iittert,
nchm iie Den Bethel unh Iu9te in
btr Sii6erreibe rad Dem sepiinf9teE
Wert.
6rau Torgas glide berfolgten bic
Jrauenbdnoe, ipie iie beinabe Iiebtos
Ieno jeoen ein5elnen 8dno bo9nabz
men uno tpisoet an ben gsfpobnten
P!ab ftellten, uno lie mubts barun
Ssnten, pie 1ie fslbIt beim Stqubipis
Ihsn oft in Der 8ibIiptbet ibres
Mannes 10 peni9 Riidfi6t auf Isin.
Bidder nabm. Mie bdufig mubte
iiG 6eliy 70 Elm berrutIdtes oOer
rerftellte3 Bud pieberIu9en uno
nuroe drserIiH bobei.
sJeliT%
Mie Ell beiBer. reuer Strom BON
0iebe unO sutem @oIIsn bur9fIutete
's pl0blid Die iunse Srau. Oos
asue 9erbittpitiim, bic billise @ars
!snipobnung, IN Der fie itann, bic
bunten, 5dusIihen Serbitblumen in
sen @laiern. aIiss bate iie ber9eis
icr.
Sn idbsr, banfbarer Grregung
Oriidte iis Die Wange ssgen bas
i5mdle Seiidt Der anoeren beim
"lbf9ieb
ltnb 5eioe Srausn Id9elten fi9 gu.
ols bGtten fie fosben einen 8uhb gss
ttloHen, Der ME ssrrib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

Mud sine @nfdauuns.
.gs 1T sisentlid unsere9t. oaB gee
.aos ole ormen 9eute 10 pi.le 8inOer
hdben."
.glber i9 bite sic. tpOber nGbmsn
mir osnn ole Sienitbpten2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
@loWen.

gou @agimiIian ger1.
8obIaeboreu.
ipicgt nidt iGiperl
iagt idon mebr.
berbeirdtet lit pieI,
Rrbl -scitorbea beibt: am SieIl
StrebersSaftif.
Wlatl Sid nidbt gu bodl
Sn GrioIseu fiibren
shir gnns nicoere Siireu-
aid ia INNER bod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
edattelreim.

auf! S6liirft Der 5rsube Sonis'
feim.
9sut' sebn mir 10 pie 10 ni9t
betm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04

= @Ioffe. Wsnn mon iiibI
bebunoelt wiro. pirb man Ieidt Dsr'
I9nupft.
= Sin gpiturGsr. Die.
ier miierubIe MenIh bat mir msin
ranSss Slid eeruubt!"
So! 9at er Dir Define Sruu ent'
fibrt9"
-Hsin, absr unisrs aS6iu!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-12-04
WRan feunt iie.

Oume: p5rau Muior BON DOns
rer beabiidtist. ibren @dttsn oiesmal
i'm Mun0perssldnOe au befu4en."
2eutndnt: -Hd. ia - Manos
Der iclIen ia 70 triessmdBig
tpie irsenb mOsIid ausssitaltet psr.
ben."
The evening world., 1913-12-18
MIR. Jars Peaceful Harlem Home
Is to Be the Scene of Man-Hunt
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And then he took the first train back
To Altoona. Pa, where his father had
the biggest wholesale confectionery In
that part Of pennsylvanla-and il was
good night for little sister, retorted
the elder.
Girls Girls exclaimed Mrs Jarr.
coming between them before they did
each other bodily harm. For shame.
girls Two sisters acting in this man
ner"'
Then YOU leave my fellows alone"'
And you leave my fellows alone
"Now. the tHlng to do" said Mrs
Jarr smoothly. is not to work against
each other. to take each others beau.
but to work together to take other
girls beaux,
Isn't that what always sa,d:"
asked Irene Cackleberry.
"W-ll. VII II YOU w.i.' replied
GLADYS.
And the darlngs. al auimosit.es for
gotten. sat back ON the couch with
their arms around each other. And the
way 20 set man traps Was again eN-
pounded.
This Arthur Bulwinklo--'f he has
I money-weve got to decide who's to
have him" remarked Miss Gladys
| Cacklcosrry.
III may suggest IT, let Gladys have
him lie likes poetry read TO him. And
Won have a sore throat, Irene. Anyway.
lack silver l.l>es silly eirls-you can be
! silly and babylsh, can't YOU, irene
/ said Mrs. Jarr. Irene nodded.
/ 'I'ye got weak ankle from he'hg ath'
letic. 7 had the incest 'ellow-a retired
yidower Of Germantown. who was
crazy about colr-aud | sprained an
ankle climbing over IL wall with him
a stone fence-and had TO give up golf
And "A chit OF q thing. who simply went
around with hin--old Gibiey IT vas
announced her engagement To HIM be-
fore could get ont on the links again
50 | want somebody who isn't dotty
on dancing or golf for awhile"
! 'Jacf silver is the very one, my
dear suggested Mrs. Jarr eagerly
"Iir hates the new dances and he's one
of the Kind that sits around and asks
What has BECOME OF the simple, did
fashioned sirl?'
Just then NJ. Jarr came home and
looked in upon the council OF war.
"The dear girls were lust wonderins
whom We wopld have mp to the house
To meet then while they are visiting
us or, rather. was wondcring," sal,
Mrs Jar.
Or. Gumm and Mr. Omission said
they'd can this evening remarked Mr.
Jar
"The,rl do Just to be playful with
As Old friends II young Buiw.nkle o.
The evening world., 1913-12-18
Hits From Sharp Wits.

4 celebrated music teacher SAYS every
man has eight notes In his voice. 1t Ii
to be hoped they don't all fail due at
Appeal.
As an Oklahoma COW swallowed "A
"wad' containing $50 II follows that a
roll that would choke COW must con-
tain more than that-Albany journal.
Tho Sllzer lecture tour Is said Ia he a
failure. The former Governor Ii losing
money for the en,erprising gentlemen
VITO put him on the road augusta
Chronicle
AN yodth Is beautiful and all beauty
Us Aouthful." saws Lillian. Isn't sh,
clever and sweet and satisfying? Tolcd
Blad.
Neither side can hope to accomplls MI
much In Mexico until Jack London ano
Richard Harding Davis arrive and begIi
to run things, Topeka state Journs!
Strange, isn't II, how the men who
need TO wear glasses TO read Il news
paper can see a silt snirt a block away
Milwaukee Sentinel,
Seven generals having deserted him
Mr. Iluerta has only b2,3s7 isn.-phi,a
delphia Ledger.
It's getting to the point where we sha,
have TO decide whether we'll buy tina
new automobile or a dozen eggs
Charleston Nsws-Courisr.
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the graceful posing. And, above all.
there is the appeal 10 our sentiments
In IL spirit of mother love and childish
trust Nine. lie Brun. painted it in 1853,
when she Vas Just thirty-far.
A great favorite with Marie Antoin-
cite, she painted over thirty portraits
of IA. unfortunate queen, besides many
OF the royal family, When the Reign
OF Terror came Nine, lie Brun left
Paris, and travelled all over Europe
overwhelmed with commissions and
adulatlon wherever she went
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certainly harm and he help
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The evening world., 1913-12-18

GG"llEieES Young Alfred i'ul-
winkle-he has a lot OF mon
ey." said Mrs. Jarr musingy.
"Of course. he hasn't got much sepse. "
What has that got to do with it,
asked Miss Irene Cackleberry and Miss
GLADYS tackleberry those darling girls
both In one breath.
And guess II he takes a shine 20
me you'll get him In corner and tell
him I'm stomp Men hate slomps"
cried dear Irene. turning menacingly 10
dear GLADYS.
What do YOU mean That I'm a
cat"' cried the other, "What did YOU
tell Harry Waiting about me: What
did YOU tell him about me"''
well, what did YOU say to that per
fectly elegant fellow We met in Allan.
tic city? After you were through de
scrsbng the time I had n fainting spell
The evening world., 1913-12-18
A Natural Mistake.

Tor four entire hours had the lady remsinsd
L in the shop. She had visited every de-
rsrimeri' and worried the majority Of ne
statesmen withou: spsndinz q penny.
Toward the close Of the afternoon one a re
statesmen, feeling somewhat svspefstsd. vcntursd
TO make a mild protest
Madam" he asked swsetiI. ARE you shop.
ping here's"
Tie lady looked sirpr.ed, but not nv any
means au7uNej -
certainly" sic replied, what else should 1
he DOING" -
For moment the salesman hesitated, thsu
blu-.d Out;
We'll, madam, Thought perhaps you misht
be- tNking an INVENTOR" -
Then the lad melted away among the sha do,ss
10y the door Nstonsl Food Magazine. 4'
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Cost Of LivinG Thea aaS New.
q ~ - r..

=
70 the Editor u The Evening World
When ! was q boy every family had
their market basket and every day some
member Of the family went TO market.
oh. yes. the butchers had wagons. but
said wagons were used to bring the meat t
10 the market and not to bring It to your
apartment and have the wagon wait at
the door until tin driver found the jani-
tor and got to the dumbwsiter. Horses
are an expense even when standing. And
the butcher boy draws a salary. Yes,
We had corner groceries. Some member
oe the family went to the grocery and
yvrchaSed what was needed and carried
Il homo. We selected the vegetables and
ava not leave them to the judgment Of
ths grocer. ~ Christmas time tho grocer
psUesntsd our family and other good Gus
eeDDo with very large turkey. ] have
eeens u Ats years. my wife 20 to the
UeanA esn the gvecsr sad tel him U
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The Wise Audience.

A lecturer m his experiences, Archibald
~ Forbes vas very porar sa' the ri'''
byh chrunNe' Telegraph and he was
fond 4 acuuntins an cxpefi,nrt o' he DEBUT
in ,ha, capacity a. ie'ra. fiisAIf'. with a
t,umling heart. the nev lecturer appeared al
III. hall DOR slurly before the starting time,
$ o,lolk. AL not Ai,iiing TO mlsh through q
gr,at audience on hs way 10 the platform, ne
asked !he hallkecper to conluc. him to side
door.
I've medina mind" replied that func,ionsry,
not unkndly. there's no crowd
When Forbes entered the hall he had to
sdnit that the ksspN Was quite correct. Their
The evening world., 1913-12-18
WILL THEY SEE 1T?

AYEW YORKS annual Automobile Show will be in full blast
next month to display the countless improvements motor
. vehicles.
Has occurred anybody that timely section of
the exhibition could be devoted tc the axicab?
With cheap rates. enlightened ordinance and big stirring
OF energy and enterprise the part competing popeto the
use of the taab in New York going increase by leans and
bounds
But the New York tacab behind in convenience and
comfort Take only triiling point
To talk with the chauffeur upant must either one, tho
door, which dangerous lower window awkward and
often impossible.
why not install shutter in the glass back OF the drivers head
The patron could then his orders perfect b leaning
forward Every Berlin taxcab has this simple device And there
are others equally simple and convenenunknown in New York
City ordinance and State law have complete the victory
oi TINS newspaper in its fight for cheap axcab public stands
proper regulation and open competition.
But The Evening World believes that New York 90 further
and make its taxcabs attractive wrappocd safe and
any in the world
Are the Automobile Show officials dense to see their oppor
tunity? 'N
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His Choice.

A FER the fire That destroyed Rs-nnns
~ Museum III" propr'tor consulted his fHe adj
a. To his wises, rourse. He told them
h, had fortune snd could easily rr'he from
ac.iTs business.
Among his friends was Horace Greeley.
What shall ! do" asked Barnum.
~ we're you. e9ied Greeley, II would g.
f,hing. I've been trying for thirty ysaN to 60
fishing and have never been ode IA do IT,
Youths Companion.
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NV az the most charming of all
the pictures In a., great gallery
OF the Louvre is that uf Nine.
lie Brun, with her little daughter ncs. %
ling in the !ove-locked harbor OF her
arms, or the many portraits she paint
ed Of herself this il by far the most
popular The reasons pre- not hard TO
find. II radiates beauty--in the Young
m0thsr and artist herself. the child And