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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
WALL STREET

Market Closing. Rock Island issue,
Of earnings for August. and New YORK
Central was sold for the astonishing'y
poor showing FOR that system in net
earnings.
Utah Copper spurted up toward tine
close TO s3,s. a net gain Of ~ points.
Amalgamatei Copper also advanced 20
sbx, a gain Of IN points.
Steel. Union Pacific ard Reading led
the rally and closed ut the top figures
for the day.
Fractional advances occurred In the
senerai ilst in a strong close. Total
sales 3i5.eH shares.
Opening was moderately active and
stocks showed gains on Tuesdays
ejese, but there was lack of snap
to the rally and the larger shorts gave
no Indication OF a desire TO retire from
their position.
frs, sale O. Steel was at 5sit. a gain
Of y, and In some places II was pre-
dicted that resumption Of hearings In
ANTITRUST cult would furnish bulls
with ammunition. In Union Pacific there
quarters the belief prevailed that q
cash distribution of moderate size. prob
ably about 10 per cent. would be nc1e
IN the not distant future.
While market could not he called resIl-
tent, 1t was Arm In first half hour. show
ing ability to absorb stock for the first
time In several days.
The action OF the market afforded sat
isfaction TO no one In the first hour.
There was no defnlie tendency and.
while q moderate amount OF buying suf-
need for a rally. q moderate amount Of
selling produced . reaction. The belief
prevailed In many places that the mar
ent level before advancing. and tina,
while there NIGH, be sharp reactions
they would be awaited OF for GOVERNS
Of shorts.
Pressure was exerted on u. =. steel
and this stock declined TO rs SIS. a new
low level for this movement.
BY the end of the second hour prices
had rallied from the low point about I
point. Steel to 80 i-2, Union Pacific to
10 IA and Reading to 1877 3-s. Trading
was restricted to a few issues on q
very small scale. American Can was
strong. rising to ~ IL
In the early afternoon Southern Ia
eiAc was weak. declining to 20 is. and
N. Y. Central sold or to ~ IA. The
market was dun and prices without I'm
p0rtant changes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

mcnt is noticeable the next morning.
Poslam is alone in possessing this unique
virtue.
In all skin affections. Poslam pro-
duccs Immediately noticeable results.
stopping all itching. and rapidly rcstor-
ing the skin to normal condition. Ec-
scma. acne. letter. salt rheum. all forms
Of itch. scalp scale. psoriasis. pimples.
rashcs. ETC., yield TO Poslsm Is TO moth
ing else.
POSLAM SOAP is without equal for
tender skin; the ideal nursery soap;
grateful. soothing and non-irritating
All druggists sell Poslam (price 50
centsl and Poslam Soap (price IS cents).
For free samples. write to the Emer.
gcncy Laboratories. 81 West 95th Street.
New York City.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
GIRLS! LOTS Of BEAUTIFUL HAIR '
NO DANDRUFF-25 CENT DANDER|NE

how dull. faded. brittle and scragey. just
moisten cloth with Danderinc and care
fully draw il through your hair. takirs
one small strand nj time. The effect is
ainaxins--your hair will be light. fluffy
and wavy. and have an appearance Of
abundance; an Incompatible lustrc. soft.
ness and luxuriance.
Get n e5-cent bottle Of Knowlton' 4
Danderine from any drug store OF
toilet counter. and prove that your <aiI
10 - pretty and soft As any--that ~ has
been neglected or injured by CO feless
trestment--thsts all--you sure'N car
have beautiful hair and lots 81 II II
you will just try little Dsnds,kae.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY ooroBIH l. 1911,

renewed selling Induced on expectations
~ possibly some improvement In the
Government report.
Wheat partly recovered from the lower
level on some local covering and de-
crease IN volume OF llIuida;inz orders.
Wheat closed showing net declines Of
is in both December and May options.
Corn closed lower. SIS TO rs below yes
terday's finals
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
WOmen'S Handkerchief

Women's Handkerchiefs, all linen. hand)
or machine embroidered. Obtainable in q
white or colors and in variety Of designs. l
Value 2Sc each special at
Womer's Handkerchiefs, of sheer lawn,)
and embroidered in floral or butterfly =
designs. Six different styles to box. r.
Value 81 dozen special six for
Women's handkerchief, OF sheer Sham.)
rock lawn, with tape borders and colored &
initials. Value 7Sc n doz. special at
Women's Handkerchiefs, Of sheer all
linen, with embroidered corners in variety 4
Of designs. Value $3.50 a doz. six for y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
uNSIGH1LY SKIN
SOON CLEARED
BY PoSlAM

" hen il Is de-
sired TO quickly
clear the skin, 10
remove undue red
ness. an sdolescent
pimplc or other
blemish. Poslan
will prove itself in
valuable. Used at
night the improve
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
Hair coming out? If dry
thin, faded, bring back
" its color and lustre.

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation al Dsnderine you cannot find q
single trace Of dandruif or falling hair
and your scslp viii not Itch. but what
will please you most will be after few
weeks use. when you zee new hair. fine
and downy at first--yes--but really new
hair.-srowins oil over the scalp.
A little Dsndefiae Immediately doubles
the beauty Of your hair. No difference
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Five Southern ports exported 5000
bales OF cotton on Tuesday. making
the largest single days movement this
season. Miss Gslcs made preliminary
crop estimate Of is.s0o. 90 bales. Market
opened firm, October off points. De-
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An important shipment of
800 Imported Bags
values $3.50 & $3.50
for one day at S.

Three models. all in both crossgrain English
Morocco and soft pin Morocco. One pleatcd
mail pouch effect. with large mirror at top where
it buttons , over. Contains bottle: purse and
with inside compartment and vanity case. And
the third model is made on sx-nch polished
gilt frame. with large opening and vanity case
Simply stupcndous values. Main floor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

Psnnsyivanis Railroad report Of all
lines for August shows net decreased
81 80 900. Lines East declined S%g7 O0e
ana lines West decreased $sti.o com.
pated with net earnings for August last
year. Eight months net for all lines de-
creased C.17s.0oO. Lines East decreased
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

trio, In september produced $3.50 ton,
with a gross bullion value OF 81. 3%9.se3.
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New York Central Railroad report,
that for all limos. gross earnings fol
August Increased S74.ia. and net earn
ings decreased e2stS, 100. and for eigh
months the net decreased SlSi.ss IL
comparison with same periods iast year
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
Women'S S. Shoes &
S. Evening Slippers
at S3.45

One of the most conspicuous of these
extraordinary Anniversary values
The shoes are to be had in lace and button styles
and in patent and gun metal calf feathers. with
kid or cloth tops, and the models are the last
minute styles in feminine footwear.
The Satin Evening Slippers arc made in new
high arch last. with hand turned soles and Span
ish Louis heels Pumps and plain opera styles,
in white and the modish shades. And what
beauty Is absent from these slippers can be found
in none other. Second floor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

Chicago and Alton railroad report TO
July and August net earnings shows In
crease OF &s'.ei2 over same period las
year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

Latest figures obtainable for Brook
Ign Rapid Transit conver,tbles are for
Sept. \. these show that il.13s.Oo first
refunding convertible 4 per cent. bonds
have been exchanged par for par Tor
Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock. This
leaves ex2. los.oO OF ten bonds stiIi out.
standing In hands OF public and ap.
proximatcay 81. 900 900 additional Issued
and In hands Of company.
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$3.50 Gold.
Plated Opera
Glasses at$3.05

a value you can see with
out opera glasses!
Inlaid with white or Oriental
pearl. and equipped with fine
achromstic lenses. Lorgnette
handle attached. Great value.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

AH1ee SPeCI0I OHeT1ngS tomorrow OF
Misses Autumn Garb
that are an event unto themselves
These special sales of suits, coats and dresses
constitute one Of the star features of our ami
verssry offerings. There is latitude enough in
the assortments to ensure one satisfactory
selection, and economy enough in the prices to
make the purchase both profit and a privilege.
100 Misses Suits (e,I-o
Value $3.50 special at %A4.0V
Ssits that have youth and beauty Of Hne
-Four very smart models. made Of fancy diagonal. wool
with self color vestee Of velvet Others with contrast
ing color velvet cloth trimmings. The new draped
pegtop skirts Beautifully tailored and lined and shown
in all the smart shades including mole, Hague blue navy
blue. seal, snuff. brown and black. IA to 10 years.
100 Misses Coats (e,n
Value SIS special at )VAV
n comfort to Uear and to behold.
Both n and sport models made Of all wool chinchlla
bouce and velour de lane. with self plush collar and
cuffs In navy. Oxford brown leather. taupe and black
100 Misses Dresses | co IN
Value $l4.S0 special at ~O'OV
Dresy models Of Englsh serge. Bedford cord and fancy
dagonas in navy. brown and black. IL to 10 years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

Erie Railroad asks the Public Service
Commission to authorize an issue OF
q. 10, 40 equipment trust notes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

American Tel phone and Telegraph
Company report for year ended June 20.
1918. shows surplus available for divi.
dends OF S33,2li.5 s7: increase. 1870. $50
over previous year.
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Sc to $3.50
Solid Gold
Lavallleres, at $3.50
For tomorrow only

$50 Of these pretty lavalleres. cot with amethyst.
pearls. garIets. reconstructed rubies, aqua
marines. topaz and cluster effects Of pearls and
colored stones. Numerous designs. all OF them
effective. and obviously some that will appeal to
you with particular interest. "A great oppor-
tunty for you. but limited to one day only.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
SlO.5O Gold.
Plated VanitieS
at S.

Whlch WsIL not De
advertised in vain!
The new ribbed design on
both sides OF case. Spot
centre for monogram. Copy
Of our thin model, l4-kt. gold
case. and fitted with mirror,
coin holder, powder puff, pin
and powder compartments.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
1900 White
Aprons at soc
regularly 6Oc

Fancy white aprons, made Of
all-over embroidery and trim
med with ruffle of embroidery
to match. A value you don't
get every day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01

New England Telephone Company re-
Dor, shows net earnings for year ended
June 10 increased Se6.13a. while charges
increased $685. and dividends in
creased &26.is3. surplus, SlssS. . de.
crease OF t,T.sit from last year.
September copper metal exports were
N,3it tons against ,5.57s tons for same
period last year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
Women's ChinchilIa Coatsle,s
S. WOmen's Silk Dresses(e &.

regularly $3.50. special at)VZV
Made Of fine soft crepe de chine The blouse Of loose
is Of net and ruffles Side draped skirt. Shown in
wistaria, navy. green, taupe mahogany and black.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
81 Blanket Robes
for Women, at $2.75
These are tyQvur values!

Made Of soft heavy blanketing, in a eoodlv
assortment Of colorings. including rose. Copen.
hagen blue, light blue. pink gray, lavender.
tan and red. Two models, with or without
collar: Wide satin ribbon trims front o. garment
and the neck and sleeves. Rope girdle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-01
La Vida and W.B.
Inform COrsets

The new models f. materials for Fall
Both OF these brands are made I'M In n var;o,,,
OF tho new materials, and La Vida models ~
particular. are exquisitcly finished and trimmed
A full range OF models in both Of these corsetS
has been assembled in our Corset Department
and fittings can DO arranged by appointment
OF At minutes notice when you call.
La Vida Corsets. ...... So to SIS
Wb. Inform C0rsets 81 to S.
Special for tomorrow. La Vida
C0Vssts, made Of plain or fancy
ooutil. In pink or white, In the new I S3.45
hiplsasstyles. Regularly S5, S7&SlO
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ITCHED AND BURNED
SOMETHING AWFUL
PimpIes Nearly Covered Head. Cross
and FretfuI. Scratched Till Blood
d. Came. Hair Came Out in Patches.
Used Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment. Eczema Disappeared.

Middleport. N. Y.-"whsn my iittle
daughter was one year old her head COM
menced breaking out In little red spots which
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-01
E BRITISH TEMPER
s couldn't STAND FOR
III A WHSTuNG DARKEY
50 Lambert Hups and Its. lin
Win a Cold Spud, and Kicks,
e Keeps on Whistling.

Harry Lambert. disnined. Of middle
AGA clean shaven and partly bald, who
says he 10 . retired English army
ofscsr and Justice Of the peace abroad.
: and who lives at No. 20 East Forty.
, eighth street. was the complainant to-
day before Magistrate Kernochan in
Harlem court against Herbert Kicks. .
! young West Indian negro. Addressing
the Court a. soon as the case was
called, Mr.. Lambert exclaimed:
1 May It please Your Worship. this
g. hes been . constant annoy ance
SD - He whistles in the early morn
I I'M you know. and spoils my sleep.
I. n My. Y cawnt stand 1t, you see. He
whistles continually. He has annoyed
Sns outrageousiy and my wife. too. who
lquite unfortunately has gone to Eng
sland and cawn't be here. Your wor-
sh1ps ,,, ....
yhis morning I called TO him to
stsp and e,toid me to, go to the neither
regions. didn't do. 1t. though. In
stead hurried down stairs. you
know. and seized the fellow. Then
he drew a knife, but I prevented him
from, using It. There wasn't q bobby
in sight and finally lt< him 60. but
later found a bobby and l had him
arrested"
The bobby" Policeman Egan Of
the East Fifty-first street station.
said he had arrested Kicks in a mil
linery store where he Is employed at
No. ~ East Forty-eighth street, on
Mr. Lambert's complaint that he had
threatened him with q knife.
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soon grew larger and sore
and they must have
itched very much as she
would put up her little
hands and dig them In her
head. In o short time
pimIles seemed to appear
on and around the red
spots which she used to
scratch and n wnterv dis
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-01
Women's Summer Dressee
LES 3.eS S.oS as O.OS S.SS

Women's S,,u,n,., D.>..>.
ss0S DSOoSOo
.ss s.ss s.ss s.ss SIS In
frettieet models Of the scssoa, "a al1
n nsw and fashionable fabrics.chS-
Cx. nSnoos, Lhneooos konoDGb
scraeiines. Ttssses, vei1ess CPspeas
rnann ssrsD.:. Di.itiss, ha6lS
prst,v s,,,,,r.s . ssc' al ~
ss.ostrsnt. ~ nS1;;;; ., :AA1S w.
with ana Without s comh,n ~ = t n,sS - ~
a. nsrs s,.S attrs9nve are the ~
styles. shoWins arsst vsr,stv ~ SS,fSX
and finish-aii sixes 10 = IN 49, ~ ~
many in sises 10 g
$3.50 Womsn's Tailored Hass.. IN
Hemp and Hair DvaiA - SaaaS ~ :
coiors-satin and velvet trn. T.-si
-
e. as Ostrich Bands Z Plunsoo. ~ -
$z:se Lawn and 1ats:ee Waleee- .1ylo
Ciuny ACE having hand smSfSs1s13
s so,n Ia, nsv', %, Spsn roSH 2, -
S,,ttors ~ T,sScS ~ w.
90,
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charge seemed to como from them. Whcr-
ever this water touched more spots and
pimples came till her head was nearly COW
cred. She was very cross and fretful. moro
SO at night. as IL must have itched and
burned something awful, for when sleeping
the would roll her head from ono side to tho
other and scratch till tho blood came.
was forced to tie up her head; IL looked very
badly. Her hair came out In patches.
II got one cake Of Cuticura Soap and one
boz OF Cuticura Ointment. In two days
time noticed change; the spots were not
% rcd aud she slept great deal better. In
about two weeks time 1t all disappeared and
In months time tho hair started to come
In and she has never been troubled since"
(Signed) Mrs. Emma n orman. Mar 20, 1918.
CutIctra Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment
60c. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston, ~
A1Mcn who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap will flndit best for skin and scalp,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-01
Chicnxo,s Hot Smell Rrok.,.

CHICAGO, July IA cool north wind
and showers brought relief from CHI
cagos record breaking hot spell early
To-day. The thermometer dropped 20
degrees In few hours and the return
to d seasonable temperature was well
coined by Chicago's citizens, who have
sweltered for nearly a week in the
longest hot spell ever recorded in the
city's history for June. Revised records
Of the death toll of the intense heat for
yesterday brought the total to fifty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-01
IN NEW YoRKs SHOPPING CENTER
III! !. !!E!:::A II !! }: ]. IN
LAST TWO DAYS OF
Our Greatest June Sale
ONLY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY REMAIN
Great and Matchlsss Values Right to the Endi i.
No Mai n TdsDus rasp for u vus

$1.9s Little Boys Wash Suits. I 90
Percales. iinons. chambrays. gala
teas and duck-white. plain colors
and fancies--fins range Of trimmings.
92.98 Boys' Wool Suits. .1.eS
Norfolk and double breast styles
summer cheviots - popular stripes,
mixtures and herringboncs-mediu
and dark-many have extra trousers
- to l6 years.
% Ct. Little Boys Wash Suits SO
Russian atyle--percaiee and duck
plain colors. checks and neat stripes
military or with sailor collar-con.
trast trims TO yrs.
3S.98 Boys Dress Suits. SIS
Yoke. Norfolk and double breast
fancy cheviots and navy serges--de-
sirablc colors and weaves = many
have extra trousers-1 to ~ yrA
50 and So CT. Boys' Pajarnas. -. 81
Percaies and Madras - figures and
stripcs-finely made-well finished
with pear buttons-< 10 II years.
- CT. Boys' B1ousss. ......... ~
Fine madras ana percaies-figured or
plain white; also tan and blue cham.
brnys-nfck bands or with attached
collars-z to 10 years.
50 CT. Boy< Golf Caps. ........ 30
Navy serGe. gray and brown mix.
tures-iarge shaped band-Aned or
taped seams.
e6.98 Misses GUNNER Dresses. .3.9S
Fine embroidered crepss and allover
embroideries - variety OF ea0t4fA
models-1< To Is wears.
&3.sS 4 3l.e8 Muses. Drsssss. 9. .a.ss
Lingerie and tub-remmrkabie assort-
ment Of tasteful styles-tncluding
coatees and Russian bi0usso-fino
embroideries-N TO Is years.
$3.50 q $500 Batists Corssts. 1.s1
Newest nodsls-flnA patsrfat-GEtrA
quality garters-sizes. II to 20.
$500 Fine Batists Cosasts. .. So
Handsome novelty brpcadss - Also
latest models including -unboned hip0
is to y.
$l.24 Hsafhsrbloosn Pseeicoats. =;
Black-deep flounces-afl lengths.
32.2S Ta6sta Silk Pstticoaxs. Ia
Black and coiors-pleatcd flouncss--
plain and changsabls effects.
60 ct. Extra Siss Pstticoats ..... n
nlue stripe seersuckers-All lengths.
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SLATs & APARTMENTS TO LET

Furnished-Brook
FURNISHED ABATEMENT to let near Eastern
Parkway; whole or part reasonable to right
party. Hart. 1899 Bchfori ave-. I,rpnklyn.
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HELP WsSIEO--MAlE.

WANTED tUE l.. D. AkAi--Avie.bou.sa IN
married met. bel seen aIcs VI Is aud IS; en-
sen; u United stats VI nsn sno oAvs declared
snsir attention ~ become citizens 0i good eaArsa
snt. ths Enaii,h lsnguase;. Eor lniermAtion Az.
asz EI:.r. . *: 's"ss osv. n. d. y s's .ssi
The commonwealth., 1913-04-04
MISSISSIPPI RIVER LEVEE AS,
SOCIATION ORGANIZED.

The Mississippi River Leyee AS
sociatiOn was organized under the
laws Of Tennessee on March 4th,
with A. S. Caldwell, Pres; c. p.
J. Mooney, V. p; Jas. T. Hunter,
Treas, John A. Fox, Sec 'y-Mgr. A
board Of Sc Directors was elected
DIR. T. r. Henderson, President
Of the Bank Of Commerce, Of
Greenwood, being one OF the
number.
The purpose Of organization is
for gathering, compiling, pre-
serving and disseminating by pub"
fishing a magazine, circulars,
pamphlets, articles in newspapers,
and in all other proper manner,
information with reference TO the
necessity, the Importance and the
success Of the protection from
overflow afforded the alluylal
lands Of the Mississippi River, in
the States Of Louisiana, MlsSls-
sippl, Arkansas, Tennessee. Mis-
souri,, Kentucky and Illinois, by
the construction Of levees and the
prevention Of caYing banks, by
revetmcnt or other appropriate
means and generally OF support
ing and bringing to the attention
Of the people Of the United States
the conclusions Of the Mississippi
River Commission with reference
thereto, 10 stimulate, preserve
and unity the leyee sentiment
throughout the United States and
bind into a compact whole all
Ieyee interests OF the people Of
the regions affected by Missssip-
pi River overflow in the above
States, in order that through the
Joint efforts of the people, the
levee boards and the Federal gov
ernment, a system Of permanent
IeVecs Of standard grade may DC
constructed which will afford alb
solute protection"
Subscriptions will be opened
for raising funds to carry on this
great movement to create sentl-
ment that will bring about the
needed legislation TO secure
the improvements necessary
to perfect the system desired
by the Association.
DR.. Henderson will receive sub
scriptlons from the taxpayers of
Leflore county for this worthy
cause, and we are confident our
people will contribute literally TO
the funds.
The commonwealth., 1913-04-04
OUR SENTIMENTS.

The editor Of the Lake Provi-
dence Banner-Democrat is nothing
but plain spoken. Here is one he
printed recently:
Nothing is more ridiculous and
false than the claim OF some
papers that they print all the
news. BY thunder we don't.
Life is too short and valuable TO
attempt il. We print what we
please and the way we please and
the people who think il is worth
il pay US 81 a year; those who
don't are welcome TO their opinion
and their money, but we don't
apologize for printing what we
don't want to, and will not add TO
our list Of offense that bigoted
hyDOcritiCal claim to perfection
and impartiality. We try to do
as much good and little harm as
possible and il we don't chronicle
all the unpleasant things that take
place in our community no one is
much the worse, and for every
kind word we can say some one
is happier; and we don't worry
whether the scandal fiends like ii
or not"