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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-28
The "AnoeIeon.v

Almost every language has q srfIix
to be attached to the names Of cities
and countries to denote IAN inhabitant
or. The English language. being de-
penden on SO nan foreign tongues
for Its roots. is privileged to borrow ali
the available suff1xes. The variety can
scarcely be too great for American use
where the cities are ~fearfully and Won
derfully named without any system.
English. French. Spanish and indian
names predoiminate. There are many
of the latter. but they afford no syste.
matte basis. for they are taken from y
great number of different Indian ian
guages n dialects.
We are all, familiar with the New
Yorker" the "Chicagoan.' and the
Sioux Cityan," but might stumble over
the designation OF the man from I.os
Angeles. That city. after much con-
troversy. has settled the question by
dropping the >hnal -" and adding .on."
Thus we have "Angeleon.'' a peculiar
combination equally suggestive of an
angel and Il lion. -
Residents OF the California city NAV
take some pride in the name and viii
do we'll II they live up to 1t, showing
the quality Of courage OF the lion and
the ministering spirit Of the angel.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-28

eused az aving been a ringleadcr of
the rebels. He was arrested by
Charles. but he was able to convince
him that he was falsely accused.
~! iailla,neni won the u IA con
dltion he had not as likely.
ana he was rearrested for having for
sakci them n his time he was COM
PEELED to pass thre. years in prison for
his treachery.
hut the parliamentary army. though
STRONG i'm numbers. lacked leadership.
ana consequently. although they recog-
nizcd his character. they released
Monk and he soon rose high i'm the par
%ilalnentarN service. Eventually he be
cahnc second i'm command to oliver
cromwell. Says a historian: He had
n'it one interest. that of George Monk.
And To secure that interes, he la
bored
Monk n" doubt recognized that
CROMWELL WAS old and that there
would be trouble upon his death. so
he remained steadfast to him until
nc Was gone and his son succeeded
Nun. Monk recognized. that Rich
Z" hold the parliamentary party to-
sethcr n he felt that now the time
OF uncertainty for which he had
waited y" long had arrived.
The SON of Charles 1. the rightful
heir I" the throne when the country
"v'iN DO'VItS VIIeu oI OtllS Ttlieu yUN
parliament rather than n king. Was
living on the continent. He had for
a ions time sought to gain his faith
ers throne. His agents, recognizing
he popularity and craftiness Of
George Monk. approached him with
brides. He played his game we'll
and he held out until he secured the
promise OF am immense sum to turn
traitor again.
He did not play the part of traitor
boldly. but secretly, and made prepa-
ratlons at home by Weakening his
army n getting rid of all comp.-
tent leaders. He figured that by do
ing this he would have no trouble i'm
overcoming his own forces when the
final stroke was to he made. The
places OF these military officers tina:
he discarded he filled with others
VINO were favorable to the royalists
and forced parliament to receive
several of the dead kings old adher-
ents.
When the hour was ripe he deserted
to the royalists and took his whole
army with him. With the army and
Monk on the side of the son of
Charles ! and the parliament packed
could do nothing but feebly lament
the N~treachery that had caused it's
lall. The England OF that period
applauded him; today they would
hang him. Was he a traitor or a
patriot?
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-28

never try to lift the veil of dense mys-
terry that surrounds the brotherhood.
When summoned to dc so at the
death of some distinguished brother,
the brethren turn out in a body. They
may be seen not ~infrequently carrying
all that remains of their lead brother
on Il bier. and aside from the %pallbear-
ers others will proceed and follow with
lighted tosches, and sometimes dirge-
like music adds to the grewsonle SOL
emrity of the procession.
While the visitor may be stricken
with w at seeing this weird process
SION, the natives of the city look on
with affectionate reyerance and with
out curiosity. A mystery is there, but
no one seeks to probe il.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-28
THE SECRET OF THE
"MISERICORDlA"


The most mysterious brotherhood
IN alt the world is the "Mi~sericordia.'
u iia:; Its home in Florence. italy. II
YVES started back in the Thirteenth cen
Jury on account of q deadly pestilence
which at that time was scourging
r.ufope; During it's prevalence thou
.s.slds died and such a fear had the peo-
pie of the disease that they left the
bodies where they had fallen. Even
tle Sack We're stunned, and they We're
seil to die without any care or COM
tort. it was that the workingrnen
o. florence PROMPTED with Il humane
desire. organized themselves into "A
b!~otaersood to n.rse the sick and to
give Christian burial to the dead.
After the plague no longer existed
t.!e body vas still kept together and
during the following centuries it has
refined Its high purposes. From the
very start there was a great amount of
secrecy maintained In order that all
sias:ses might be brought into a bond
Tor humanity's sake. n from the rich
est of the people to the most humble a
cordial welcome into h "Misericordia''
brotherhood in the hope of atoning for
sins or even for grave crimes they had
committed, while others from pure
charitable motives.
Partly because they did not care to
perform their good deeds conspicuously,
AAN poA - ~ 0kllCIu SuSI llI0xIlO0TS AA
We're expiating sins. the brethren
adopted the mysterious gown and mask
they still "a The members of this
order are not only unknown to the
public, but they are not acquainted with
one another, so far az the order goes,
for they w cOnverse while on duty
and when they have on the regalia of
their order. and with such secrecy is
the whole business conducted that two.
men,, who may be next door neighbOrs,
march together in the funeral process
sion or may be sent to the same house
to bring comfort.
A secret council governs the whole
body of membership. n this council
alone knows the anne of those be-
longing to the brotherhood. 1t is this
council which assigns the brethren to
their various duties of mercy. Their
headquarters is in the Piazza del
Duoma at Florence. In this building
each brother keeps a secret locker,
which contains his gown and masked
hood. A secret signal 10 used to u
mon the members to duty. and when it
|is given they are supposed to drop
whatever occupation they may be ems
gaged In. present themselves at the
meeting place. don their disguises and
receive the councils commands. Some
may be called upon to arr stricken
or wounded people ia. h hospital, 9TH
ers to 60 and help nurse q case of con-,
tAgiOue disease, and atill others to rep
resent the order At y millionaire or q
pauper funeral.
At h mysterious call the nobleman
leaves his palace. the artisan his work
nm tecms Of perfect equality and Of ut
ter ignorance an to ono another's tden-
tity. proceed to the meeting place, there
I risk life willingly for humanity's
Il i no unususll sight in. Florence
tAaAA NAlaNnfAale $500
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-28
impsrtuntty Knocks ofterer.

Nav. I don't want your patent can
opener"
q rare chance. madam"
Don't want IT,
YOu'u regret your decision.n
Don't want 1t, / tell you.'
Opportunity. madam. only kneckA
once.
Opportunity, Ell? You look more
Ike Importantly
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-28

Dear Mrs. Thompson: OILS II proper
TOT 2 gentleman TO hold q lady's coat3 q
-onoutd 2 lady or Z men got off the coz
n5et: (O-When going to you eat in 4
nov. should = lady or . man 60 hrsty
Reader.
O-Yss. D-The man. % he can helu
her down. O-Ths lady.
The evening world., 1913-12-16
Real Winter Hasn't, Yet Begun;
But Here Are Its Prophecies

A CCoRDENo 70 the caisndar. winter
~ wea't bsgin until next week.
Aocordine 70 the calendar. We
have Seen sn autumn ever since the
September equinox. And for once the
caisndar end ne weathsr have for the
most pars BEEN In accord
But the Gooes-booS man ana the rh0,-
mstiam barometer end Oldest inhabitant
and . ~ Of the prophets-soms scsen-
the, some frankly sixn-resdsrs-havs
been busy with winter forecasts. CThs
winter so'stics. By the way. ~ north
here. y the summer solstics. south Of
the equator. January = about the
hottest month down there: "a you
know eha&D But to get hack 10 ths
kinds q wsatbsr ehs sharpe ere prsmis-
inR - for early 1914:
walter h Sampson, an astroooeer.
points oat that at the vsruai equinox
IN. ne planet Saturn, always hssd 70
BE- . malsdo in1iusn0s. was exactly set.
ting q Dayton Ohio. and that his posi-.
tioq h the aSure for this ingrss, a
Omaha Wa similarly powerful. We
wei mow what followed at these
paaosA" He sdds; AT the winter
soaseos. this planet ct At the East, and
that when Interpreted according to the
Tulss ~ down ~ the ancisnts. the
figure y somswhat thrsatsning in ~
sArd - ~ Drsmiss for the winter ssa-
The evening world., 1913-12-16
Mrs. Jarr Makes Vast Preparations
Tc lake Two of Her Enemies Happy

'Ons has b hep Deor s1Tis tAsss
days. I have my social obligations 5ust
a. you have youra Don't you have 10
contribute to dinners and loving cups
for people You don't NE and an that
sort Of thing?
-Besidea II you hear those poor stris
talk Of how worthless the young man
in their town arsi Why. they tsH me-
tths girls do) II . youns man In Phil
adeiphia secs . SRI On . street car he
hangs On me hack p1atforn al she's
paid her fArs and thsn comes fn and
says. Hsiie. DIDN'T ~ you % the
carl HsrA cooauesss. ssvs the n.y. .
transient"
'Tm't mat what IA Tsewaa1C9 IN
says aboue the yong mSa q Aar-
ismr'' NJ. Jasr Inquired
''wsn IT'S the way" explained l9rA
Jar. n you'N notice Q girl can 70
from enc town to anothsr and gst IN.
gagsd right sway. whlie ne might say
In her own town and never gst IN
often That's WY parents try 70 ssnd
their stTis abreaA. Moro garls have
made dssara6is matches meeting fullew
travellers a6road o. On sesamerU than
they'd svr st q hsma"
well I'm not seing rounding up
prospsCts for the CAcklsbsrry 0tyls. ="
erumblaA Mr. yarr,
II think. too. they might have waited
TN my. Christmas shopping was over"
whAmpsrea Hrs. JarE ''0t1A, IN never
can ten when you may nssd psop,~ Do
wen havs - b nkos 10 them. I 0ap-
pose they WIN stAy an after New
Years. Wen have 10 look around ana
nnd out n any nbsraa people would rsks
to take nios young Gir9s aiong-fer Ger
tainiy w haven't the money - Day for
Q New Ysas-s Dvs anaas.s
| tho easy bacnssor I knsw b yaoS
Silver. and I thank he's cus q town"
lied b ths WY ensi Let 10 invite
him 70 20 out Win u NV YsarAA n
hen BE- bASk BY that timer cried Mn
JarH "Hws got Wa Of measy ana q
wsys wants 10 pay for svsrythmS@.
-And Dr. QUINN. ne young dsntsss,
and Anchsa Al ~ Dm,sseen." M.
Jsrr added.
'Dr. QUINN lookS very professional
He has . dress suit, . Van Dyes bsard
and An engraved card. SO hsAs q psr-
son one can b proud Of knowfns. rye
heard he's been invited b some Of nj
big society dinners in New York TINT
ana time again; bessed to emo owe,
the telephone
"when some ~ the leading wealth,
people Of New York have discovered
they have thirteen to dinner tfen thsy
put on an extra chair and phone fol
DR.. QUINN, That's how some Of on
young cotiilon leaders frst gst int,
. society and may marry wsu II the!
|. play their cards ~ Aey should- BIZ
that Michael Aussss Dintseon. I'm du
|. bious about INN for . New Fears ~
|. AFFAIR. Would ne como 70 We HAD b
have another young manr'
. NO" said Mr.. Jarr. "He doesn'
4 like New Years Eve on account Of IN
: obvious cacophony. no says"
? "And the obvious CaelslsbsrryA" sss
Ma lara ...,
The evening world., 1913-12-16
PRAY, WHY NOT "FOR PLEASURE?

WHAT Americans for pleasure rather than for
study" Why Josef Hoffman, the pisns should
become politely cad about worry about tho stagnson
Of musical tasta
Our love Of music for tho pleasure there in does
the dhquiet We hope increase rather than diminish
Incidentally studying nste Of enjoying
sm wonder Whist would Of tho procession talented
psfsrmer who turning their backs Europe and png
- tan thousand dollar audiences Of mere American musioove"
since first bshed thk gfesd Nj. Hoffman little
dmpled boy psrchsd piano stool in Brssh9A
We admit We like b enjoy muso
We admit IKE programmes that give the morl fresh
and life Of music rather than IL dry bones and srudisn.
admit thst like Padsrswsh
fedy keep waiting for hour before begins
What Ike in music pose, sccentc parade Of learn
fns but frsnkypsssure And whom lind response 10
quick genuine, generous than that Of any people
earth
The evening world., 1913-12-16

con IN the eastern part es ne en-.
tinsnt."
He Considers nat 4 'pr,s.rss . a..
vers and stormy winter. much more -
than for many years. With eonaAsrnble
attendant nl-heaith and sufrsrtns. 40.
the general aspsct Of the heavens AZ
THIS time IL dtsorderiy and affSu>,A =
This prophet Of evfi concludes,
I'VE should. according 70 he wan.
inss OF shs older astrologsrs, seek for
impaired pubic health, nnancaai am.
o',,tiss. many lessss end fssIurea o.r.
e'nusd difncuit,es WITH forsaen q,
neHhbortnS powsrs. ana Q Rspsr>Hy
troubled ana ssvsrs winter"
Scores Of other Dsophsts Asv. m.
duissd n PREDICTIONS thaA the vi,sa,
Of u1S-Isa% win ~ szespssouss,y Sens
ana ssvsrA Those whe base tAstr
theories o. the actieIs q WA beests
ana eerds ere especially arm n the
cenvietsoo eAae IRE winter saasoa Win
b bitter. Many who have studied che
ways Of the furry and fsashsrsA crsa.
lures Of the wnd declare thst the mi.
ma1s and birds have IN insttnot3ve Sore.
knowdsdgs Of the coming Of q ssvar.
winter. and that me "asns'' ifsordaA bv
these fou~footed and winssd prophets
point corclusivsiy to crospuonaYA.
severe weather during TIE months 70
come.
g.. look out for wsaehsr e soma sers
or Other, svsry0edy.
The evening world., 1913-12-16

Don Carlos was tho son OF King
Philip ~. and Queen Isabella Of Spain.
and was just seven when VehasQuss.
the oo,Art painter. painted this picture
Of hum In lss. Don Carlos never
rsechsd the throne: he died ct the sge
of seventeen. Not very far from this
famous equestrian portrait Of him there
hangs on the walls Of the Prado q por-
trait OF little Mariana Of Austria, .
very cross-faced young princess. She
was betrothed to Don Carlos, but mar
Red the father instead Of the son, BE-
esm1nG the oeoooA No Of HAiltD w
The evening world., 1913-12-16
cAsuseurs' size Of the cass.

ohsu1eups' size 81 the Cass.
- ~ HAitns q n DvsninS wsssdi
Wth al NJ hue and 0y about rsck.
Ouss chAuffsurs the vsrdtct 10: Tue only
esea chauffeur 10 the enc IN 5sAl. The
svseavs chauffeur V not careless; 4 70
Avs 70 his sxtrsms oarefuinaas and
vatahfulnsss (svsry moment he u drtv-
IND, sions that the public DO not suffer
mere for their own unreasonable cars-
isssnesA. They como from the curb IN
ell wsys-sadsways. backward. reading
newspaper. tying shoe lscss ana from
behind wagoas ana trolleys without ~
ssa or regulation. They get half ~
svss and turn back. The Children ttruiy
the assaaScaa of eur strssts and ne
essstan< dread sad saes Of he chauf-
esur, play Assdtsssiy In the mlAAas 81
~ strsstA We chauhsurs are blemsd
~ wat y due - eur System q street
euouaatiAs e. - ssguiatisn. sxospt fos
OU4e0sa1laat. n LsnAsa streets. a.
011oA taDs = 0nah osss ssa0ssesA'
The evening world., 1913-12-16
Letters from the People

thsrs ere fewer accidents tihan IN this
city. In London IN unAghtsd vsfioSs
Of any hanA msans . summons end .
dns. while in ~ city We have unl,ghtsd
wascnA WITH pro5soeAnG umbsp ar1
bsannA end unAChtsd hloyolss end Sug.
gias. ell Of which ne ''rsoAAess" chauf-
four must look out Tor IN the nAeht
gloom. We ADMIT there are many rscA-
isss drvsrs al aueomohalsa. and ~
would Be - ssaA ~ the pubic 10
eliminate them why net start q ehs
source Wis. the Liosass Bursauf WY
Cvs 10 any end svsFy hoodium VITO
ean wrats ~ oams o. drive Q ar
around efs 0iock ths smcsal sal Of ths
license tag without sxamAning he REQ
ORD FOR sobrlsty and trustworthinsss
Weuh II not - 0sod paan 10 make
tho present motorcycle police patrol the
streets o. stnnd In the street. to pre-
vent accidents instead Of iurkdng or
hiding In hai'vays waiting for acoa-
1ooeD - AAooe1S q q n
The evening world., 1913-12-16
Hit. From Sharp Wits.

eoms genius might confer . bless
Ing upon mankind BY invsnunG for
Christmas uses . rupaduoisss drum
Chicago News.
spues and scrooEe sound we'll to-
gsthsr.-BAlttmors American.
Sometimes Q man with . great fu-
turs never moves fast enough to catch
up With it.--Aibany Evening Journal
Msht puclewheat cakss 70 good
SCORE for Monday morning. Toledo
Blade
n 10 estimated that IN Pittsburgh
thsrs 10 fivs and ons-half times ~
much drunkenness ~ there 10 in any
other city IN the country. but there are
sxtenuating circumstances 10 account
for Il. In all probability one has to for
ret at times that he 10 In Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Inauarsr.
Ths les . man knows about Q
woman, argues Jerome. the moro Wis
dom no hss.-Msmphis Commercial
Appeal.
DtAphanou rowns are to be more &c
than ever after Christmas. This II
another penalty Of an open winter
OosoASo WoW& - -.
The evening world., 1913-12-16
The Days Good Stories

esevs0 - HancA NJ y Nlnanaul N,>oA
nsvs this bsts~ thaa ~ psss,s = ne tnotioc'
ssosps N psepis - IL In itsslf. o. S,S
ne nsvsdsalG csne to ~ a4anAns.
"A fellow from IL otAr snA Of IL In ,,u
~ funny thAnE' h. rsmarhsl. He ID -
maassd hi tam and thsrs want s.osa,, 70,
s"e honA He oans to ~ san 4, ~ -,
rssdhs msea~ 70 whAs svAy ~ tns, He
eshsd 10 jsks book snd ] Aanv hsv, s.y.
1na 10 psesd around NJ . whls s,A sasA;
wsn. ! Tu,o III tshs . tn ~, n.
OtsaA, "'"-,JudrV
The evening world., 1913-12-16
Boys viii Be Boys.

OEsATO1 CULLOM = m1,ob 0sh . go
y haA ont d ~ st9y - ea6s Ab04 - -
~ NO. a,thOusA - b . F0As.s 4 HI
6tatA. Aas . sm \ NooeanA
oos ~ n aoaSw ~ IN cid nv. end.
howhs tAaa ~ .. ~ ne seg1s q hes ~,
- - ~ h6 w hssst bsna. b hgussd .
- how ~ ~ ~ doing. H M suprissA 10
- tan4 ~ wuman AA0o1vsd isAs Q sAsu Of
tsasA
WY. veats shs eassri" ssssa Nj. Oxasom.
He ~ M ms," saie a. osd hdy, ''thst
hss dsas ~ ssnE b ~ IAgshhms. Z donx
hssw ~ waaA q ~ INV isnG, NJ I ppsys osd
AYu - ~ - im."-Ths Popular N>rss.na
The evening world., 1913-12-16
Wllie's Reason.

~ HAT a. svssss yowUt~ 10 ususaiy tAsrs
II with rss6y rasun was demonstrated The
oshsr day b. . story toad BY Oo.u~unan
John r, walkR Of Idaho.
Tbs ennny wN sathasd h he Aa d Q
SaeSy t1fsis 6sns n q pasesA esv.. 1stAv
wNs 1s1hs tn spnrttns psss mo.nes vas On
eRcida1as vhh suanowW - WuMs ~ np-
Dsssd b ~ gststns ~ iessuaA but VIM wanT,
"wnlta" sudesnay sxslaimsd mamma, Iookins
- fssm ~ smbruldssy, ''hsvs ~ sendlsl yous
graeayAy tDoaf"
$50. mssm," w. ~ fSnk r3oindss Il Win,
WV ~ listening - somethhs ~ soundsd liss
0saA joy IN the street.
you hsvatv' ssvsrs'y rspseAsA oseAs
'wsA, W. havav yusf"
.1seaasA" spaAhA wuis, "pses an ~
~ ~ 4 - vs1A h sAsss.s svsu ~, ~
I tAsa6A ~ ! vsaA ~ snsn tAAO o,
$4,000 . hl"-PAz,sdslpAA TSaoAeA
The evening world., 1913-12-16
THE MARCH OF CIVILIZATION.

~ STREET PAVING fair Of civilization the people
Greens hsvs chance = Shsw bow enlightened sy
Boreush Psdsnt Connolly be- directed that n pshsniny
~ ~ improvement Il ses Peopsry IN Queens cay
va ,d II pavement they want Nscsam ruled
st asphalt Neo ssl6 oonass 4eandstisn nay b
Is1sd
ysrmsy sssasnt Of Queens fsrosd Into psdo nghs
VISITING them thsusands Il doan beosuss ssy md n
vsrsd contractor would sas put asvn psvsm,A that
bsdy eoul6sss werAles
good deal about paving material and ssuseton IN H. st
years, and In position to gvs tAs State points getting
asphat that neither bought With ss mtxsd with gs id
foundation Of grsfA
Il Queens not too proud WIN tske Up IN from
the river.
The evening world., 1913-12-16

The Joint q The several New England STATE Puk
Ito Service OonHissions ne nancil Troubles Of the
Maine aserts that The showing the
win b S1oooooo snort Of IT. fired charges In 1914
ds.tsiiy rsaA Carrying S37eoeeoo 4 shsrs
bearing - esa interest @1eeeeeee sf which e3saS
ether thnu not vauAbA" NE intssGl
S17ooo.ooo at III osat = e3e1Geoo per aaauni
The evening world., 1913-12-16

They are up-to-date girls and not
dowdies. II that's what you m-an." IN
terposed Mrs. JarT. And then she add.
ed; Good grar1ousi Do you think
want them heref II they get . hus-
band or n they get husbands, I should
The evening world., 1913-12-16

ssA row snas me cssssss.rry SRI.
ars Waiting " you should get
ssms q yeR unmarried
friends - ssms - - the house." said
Ma JAN
4 haven't Any unmarried fasndA"
ssDeisA Nh Jar 'Yoa chased en- all
% ysaro and ysAsv ago"
'sT1DO6D k1nds q friends would not
AAvs a. my house TO meet two nice
SlT1A" rsterted Ma Jarr acidiy. "You
wGs DsAk1aG Of Mr.. Jonnstoh, The
eAahisr dswn q ysur of3os"-
'yohnsoo's engaged" ntsrTuptsd NJ.
yar. Hes got Gin in ths Bronx he's
lstH a5out Has her sut - the movies
and tanso taas"-
I'VE have nothing to DO witA h1D beng
sagasea." interrupted MA JaEs. '-svrs-
" ysu 4 not think Irene Canaasbsrry
and GLADYS caok1sbery are over from
Fs1laAsaphAa hunting husbandsr'
Tn not goanE 10 be taokal-esnsral
fsr shs CAokisesrry girls." sFowisd
NJ. Jasr. II dent nike EN- think
shs1 aFs lssy. sslnsA. fresh. forward.
saaASy'-
The evening world., 1913-12-16

One wnliaA sulsss. New YssGs ssrnsr Governor snos
removed vhs aid 10 have bssa besksd for hundred leo
1leeo pr. has small audiences
tAuHan end Asadsd eee hene ought
assuAA vAtA his wyonSs syoaS enough - travel
The evening world., 1913-12-16

say, while re here in New York,
WIN they ever thank mef''
what do you bother about them
tori" asked Mr.. Jar.
The girls aren't getting any young
eY. are theyf" NfrA Jar answered.
The evening world., 1913-12-16

Sevsntyeisht years today rs broke DIV
swept tho lover sde Wiped tho sz
hundred merchants and destroyed twenty million doarS
worth Of property.
The evening world., 1913-12-16
AN ITEM TO GRACE THE RECORDS.

NEW five dollar essrm box, eighty dolszs ohsspsr
and in every better and economical than tAs Cd
4 u style box, becomes the property Of the city.
Tho experts Of the FheArm Telegraph Burssu VIE Aavs
worked years perfect the nvsntsu turn - New
York without royalty order hst pvsts company may
gst possession Of Il and - increase II COST
On the boxes which b Installed IN the next five
yssrs the saving 70 ths city WI smount "a q, 100000
Its fine thing - ct held Of spfied alarm box which Vim
Do With immense smount Of costly wiring and repair
finer still know that there clever IN tho y departments
who wiling 10 vs their bt brain and effort tho
With thought Of hog ~ city Up for the vausss results Of
their labor.
New York wm b proud q IT, alarm boz and even
rreudsr to the % and loyalty Il i experts instead
4 having b buy n from sutddun.
The evening world., 1913-12-16
Bv Randolph Colclouoh Wilson.

.HE really great pictures o6 child
hood are very few indeed and
L may be counted on TIE nnsers of
one hand. Three stand out above all
others-paky stuart, by Van Dyke; The
AEs Of Innocence. by Reynolds. and
Don Balthaxar Carlos, by Velasques;
and to the last named more frequently
than to the others 10 given the supreme
plAoA