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The evening world., 1913-11-24
BOY Of IS TAPS TILL;
MA CALLS HIM SALLY,
BUT HE'S NO M|LKS0P
Lad Captured as Robber After
a Hard Chase Gives Police
False Address.

Beyond the fact that ne says his
mother calls him Sally the police
know nothing Of the identity OF a boy
who spent last night in the Brooklyn
Children's Society shelter at No. los
Schermerhorn street. pending his ar
raignment in the Children's Court this
morning on a charge of robbery. When
caught by Patrolman Cuff In Williams
burg after the footing of . Till the
youngster said:
Huh! So you got mo at last. But
fooled you. I've got away with many q
Job. Huh! Y'oushter get promoted
The lad yesterday noon entered the
florist shop of Pierre Steyion at No. 80
Broadway. opposite the Williamsburg
Bridge Plaza. Several women were buy
Ing nowsrA The busy proprietor turned
to 49, the boy riAing the cash register.
Steyion sei1ed the younsster. who
ldcked him savage1y. then punched
him twice. broke away and fed.
Stey1on pursued. In and out among
the many cars on tho plaza the boy
scooted. Just as Il seemed certain he
would escape he ran against the railing
around the Washington statue. He fell
and krenched his ankle severely. Then
Gun grabbed him.
In tho Bedford avenue station no
money was found on the prisoner.
though steyion sad change was miss
ing from the cash register The boy
said no was Isidor Friedman, thirteen.
Of No. 241 South Third street Tho police
found the address was fictitious.
'IHuh!' said the boy when told OF
this. do you think the King Of the TILL
Tappers would tell tho TRUTH"
The evening world., 1913-11-24

Nile. Adonl Fovierl. a young French
n 'tress Will make her Sew York debut
week from tonight TN the IIarr ~
Theatre in n new play by Ciar, blpman
and Samuel Shlpman. entitled "Chlldr"n
~ To-Day" in which Louis Mann will
play tho principal role
The evening world., 1913-11-24
PLEA FOR RUSSIAN ExIlES.
European NOtsbIcs Join In Move To
Aid Them.

BERLIN, Nov. %,-The sufferings
from hunger disease and ill-treatment
of Russian political prisoners and exiles
are set forth In an appeal in their behalf
published In many European news
paperA to-day over the signatures OF
several hundred prominent men and
women OF Germany, England, France
and other countries.
An epidemic of suicide Is said TO pre-
vail among the banished political Of
tenders who, it is stated in the appeal.
regard this as their only means of
salvation. The signatories Of the op-
peal purpose forming committee to
collect and publish the facts.
The evening world., 1913-11-24
GIRLS FIND BODY IN WOODS.
Man Had Hanged Himself L0ng Ago
and Rope Had Broken.

Tho body of man who had hanged
himself to q tree so long ago that the
rope had rotted and broken was found
in the woods on Carrot Mountain. near
q reservoir at Little Falls. N. j., yester-
day afternoon. by some small girls.
They ran to the homo OF Justice of'ths
Peace Morris Kammelhorr at Little
Falls and told him.
Detective Drew Of the County Pros
ecutor's Office looked at the body. He
said the man was apparently German
of middle age and In poor circum.
stances.
Undertaken McBrier OF Paterson was
sent to get the body. put got lost with
his wagon In the woods and abandoned
the effort. Detective Drew will guide
him to the body to-day.
The evening world., 1913-11-24
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashion Editor:
Please suggest a way TO make al
evening gown OF Nile green Dreaded
o armeuse. would like to have a
lamp shade effect Kindly suggest what
kind OF trimming would match. don't
care for shadow lace. Am a blonde.
rather short and not very stout Am
twenty years OF age and Ave feet tall.
LEA.
Use self color chiffon cloth for
the lamp shade tunic. edged With
narrow brown fur, ana wired 70
stand out. Make the bodice OF
chiffon cloth, the neck finished With
rhinestonss ana the sleeves With
fur. 4 wide belt OF the brocads
with . cluster OF pink roses 81 the
front would complete the gown.
The foundation chaxmsuse shirt
could bs opened in the front WITH
rounded corners, a1A drapsA sru0
under the tunio.
Dear Fashion Edito,:
| have four yards Of taupe orocadGd
poplln and wish to make a simple little
afternoon dress. Would very mucn ap-
preclate a little help from you as 10
what could combine It with to give
a little color. Am forty years old, dark
hair and eyes, no color and quite slim.
MRS. j. NJ.
A touch Of lively rose color
would be pretty % . small vest
part or rsvsr-shaps pieces IN .
ohsnatsstts Of self color chiffon. a
small pun OF the chiffon st the
elbow could have ohio bow o. the
rose velvet on the back Of the
cording which finishes Il. Mako the
skirt dYapsd from the front and
back Of the belt In peg top style.
A belt Of self color velvet would
look we'll, while . soft square col.
lar OF chiffon cloth hsmst1tohsd IN
rose would BE- pretty nnishing the
neck.
The evening world., 1913-11-24

The beauty contest 10 be held In con
nertion with tbs production OF oh.
say" in the Casino Theatre has oecr
postponed until! Tuesday afternoon. lie
ccmbcr 2 1t Ia open to- al the mem
bers OF the Shuhcrt chbrusrs
The evening world., 1913-11-24

+. r. Proctor will open the Procto.
Theatre in Mount Vernon this afternoon.
the new playhouse being the twenty
second on rroctors circuit The entire
Investment II said to represent almost
81 .0o0.0D.
The evening world., 1913-11-24
Dies NJ the Are Of lOl.

wOONsocKET. r. l.. Nov. A-Rhode
Islands Oldest woman. Mrs. Spencer
Mowray. died here to-day. aged l0l
years. Up to a few days ago she was
able TO read and sow. A year ago
she attended the church wedding OF
one Of her fifteen great-grandchi ldren.
The evening world., 1913-11-24
Mrs. Folsom in Letter Con-
icSsed lnfatuation for Rough
Ranchlnan.
"Mi NATE" SHE WROTE.
Epistle Wins Lawyers Free
dom, Though Wife Had
Sought Hers at Reno.

The statement, You were too much
OF q gentleman. Brutality Is necessary
for my control This man has IT," Is
the motif of q letter Mrs. Florenz Fol-
som. wife Of Charles Dwight Folsom. a
New York lawyer. wrote her husband
from Reno. New. The man she calls
brutal Is A. q. Williams, a ranch
man.
Mr.. Folsom. who has an ONCE at No.
81 John street and lives at Great Notch.
". j.. has filed the letter In the Su-
preme Court and on II Justice Giegerich
has granted him a divorce.
The remarkable document, dated "Feb
a.. dawn" was identified by Mrs
Georgianna Bluxome. Mrs. Fosom's
mother. who lives at No. COS West one
Hundred and Fortieth street. as in her
daughters handwriting. Mrs. Folsom
vent to Reno to sue for divorce. as sac
and her husband were not happy To-
gether. She took with her Charles,
their hfteen-year- son.
After writing the letter she dsap-
peared from Reno and has wandered
about in the West and In Canada sin .e.
BY a peculiar coincidence. on the da :
the husbands divorce suit was heard
in New York she was discovered under
an assumed name in "A hospital At
Chico, small town In northern CALI
The evening world., 1913-11-24
Train Kills sig workmen.

BERLIN. Nov. Ask track layers
were killed and two others seriously
injured when a train dashed into a
large wording party Just outside OF Ber-
lin early to-day. The train had not
been signalled and was hidden in a
cloud OF smoke when It ran into the
men.
The evening world., 1913-11-24
CONFESSED LOVE FOR MAN
WHO RULED HER.

This is her letter OF confession. in
part
Dear Dwight-I am stronger now and
able to write YOU the full truth, and
before God 1 r'ean to do 1t. The situa-
ton ia Reno, o. your family. OF Charles
and my self is terrible. tragic and fright
;uI. as can be well imagined.
II am Writing this letter because
love our son. because | once loved YOU
and because | love Gus Williams. lie
has treated me with crushing brutality.
H. has also treated me with the utmost
Kindness. EltN are possible to him.
"lol will near him described as worth
less a liar. = rake lie Is weak in many
Way. when show eL In his allowing Is
mother to lie and abuse me. On Mon
dag, FEB H. endured in his presence
without defense or protection from him,
in spite of his solemn promises, the
cruelcst and fcrcest i'll treatment nave
ever suffered. But must have deserved
IL all
Gus williams sought me out because
of q chance word Of mine heard by
him on the street. He was kinder to me
than any one has ever been. ! did not
love him at hrst-was merely contented
and happy with him. lie took me long
drives He Is as much a lover OF horses
~ I. He knows nothing but horses.
His whole life has been spent with them.
a. Jockey. trainer and breeder.
"HE IS ONE HUMAN BEING WHO
CAN CONTROL ME-"
you would consider him coarse and
iuiterate. He IL that. He cannot write
intelligibiy. One OF the cruel thinss-nn-
consciously cruel, l see now-was to
make me write an affectionate letter to
his wife to induce her to do him busi-
ness favor. He IL a man in whom good
and evil are strangely blended. l loved
him IN every way. l never loved you
one.tenth as well nor any other. lie Is
my natural mate.
II have suffered hell at his hands
but l shall say no further Ill OF him.
The cruelty he has inflicted was mostly
unconscious, and he had nursed me like
q mother many night tears rolling
down his cheeks because OF my pain.
I ,eyer meant TO be his mistress. !
meant only to be his friend.
my mental incapacity. worldly igno-
rance and my folly and helplessness
generally appeal to the best in him. His
wife Is a strong, able W. nan veil able
10 take care OF herself. y. 10 be
divorced very soon.
81 can make no excuse - my con-
duct except that am very strange
being. not like other people. l am not
crazy, but very strange sincerely
and earnestly believe he is the one
human being who can control me As
his wife | shall have to endure rough
language and usage-but | shall be
happier than you male me, for Williams
is being of my own kind and species.
You are not. May you find your mate
and with less pain than | paid to ind
mine
The evening world., 1913-11-24

given In the Maxine Elliott Theatre last
night for working gtls Tickets were
distributed through social workers 20
shop Girls. and the theatre Was Mod.
Several talks on the social evil were
u AIDE between acts
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FRANK DUNCAN READY
T0vACcEPT CHALLENGE
OF HUSKY RIG IDS


Frank Duncan, the national 13s
pound amateur wrestling champion. is
willing to give Husky Richards OF
Fort Kruger. the match that the latter
has asked for through the sporting
columns OF the start Bulletin. Duncan
doesn't care to appear ut a regular
show. but viii wrestie Richards at
any athletic club or gymnasium. and
Is willing to make substantial side
bet with the soldier. Negotiations
are now being carried on, and there
is good chance Of the match being
arranged.
This is what the Seattle Post Intel
ligencer has to say about Duncan, and
the trip that he Is now making in
search OF experience and adventure:
Frank Duncan, the Seattle Athletic
Clubs most famous lightweight wres-
tier, is going forth to see the world.
With him win be Louis Ryno. another
Seattle boy, who is quite an all-aruund
athlete.
Duncan and Ryno win leave Seattle
next Tuesday night and catch steam-
ship out of Vancouver, b. c., Wednes-
day noon. Their first stop will be &C
Honolulu. where they propose to enjoy
the climate and see the sights.
May Go Anywhere.
After the young wanderers get
enough of Honolulu and the Hawaiian
islands they viii go to Australia. Il
have not the slightest idea where we
will go from there" said Duncan. IF
we enjoy roaming around the world,
we will figure out some new trip and
60 ahead / cannot even guess when
we will be back in Seattle"
Duncan is going to take along his
medals. He has won so many since
he became crack wrestler that Il
would be useless to attempt to cata-
l0gue them In the pink sheet. IL he
ever falls overheard with them as did
one famous wrestler with the gold be
had gathered in this country, it win
be straight trip to the bottom.
Cleaned Up the Field.
Frank started in at los pounds and
has gone straight up the ladder, clean
ing up everything to 135 pounds. m
the Pacific northwest amateur classes.
Some time ago he went down to the
Pendlet0n Roundup and threw Dun,
the 145.pound northwest champion.
Wrestling has been nothing more
than side issue with Duncan. He is
a painter by trade and has worked at
1t: steadily for several years Ryn0 is
a printer. They figure that II the
treasury runs low, one can sling paint
while the other sticks type.
Frank Duncan Is brother OF Mel
-
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CRACK COMPANY BALL
TEAMS READY TO PLAY

FORT SHAFTER, Aug. 22.-There
will be splendid exhibition of base
ball on the post diamond this after
noon and If hard practice means any
thing, Company G, representing the
second battalion, will have an easy
task of defeating their opponent Com
pany K, representing the, third bat
talon, in the regimental series. The
latter team is chuck full of baseball
spirit and it is very doubtful If the
doggedness of the Burkhart- Bell az
gregation can do much with them
Scouts for the Oahu League would dc
we'll to watch this exhibition.
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WILD BILL DONOVAN
READY 10 FIGHT AGAIN
fspeclale sslE-BaIlstln odrrsspondlnosl

Especial star Bulletin responddnoe1
FORT SHAFTER, August 3D.
wild Billg. Donovan, our best little
fighter. is not down and out but
is almost entirely over a serious sto-
mach trouble, for which he was being
treated prior to and since his fight
with Reilly. He is in better condi-
ton now than he has ever been. and
believes fully that he can make
Reilly wish he had been born girl
baby, as he expresses it.
{ AS for garlin, Donovan has taken
his number in six rounds. and has
always felt that he wasted at least
five rounds. with months training
at Schofield. where the climate. is
cooler, will chase Reilly OF theGfsl-
and, says Donovan. and his regiment
viii back him up to a man.
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You Need Not Suffer
AL Your Life For
lndiScretiOns!

Il depends OIL yourself! n you are
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cannot make up your mind to cure
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USUAL D0UBL HEADER
OF The o AHU HEA UE

The Oahu Lea9ue schedule Brings
together the Coast Defenders and. the
Stars, in the opening game at Ath-I
letic park tomorrow. and the Hawaiisl
and Portuguese in the closer. The
first game will start at I:30 sharp.
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FINAL PoLo MATCH IS
BEING PLAYED TODAY.

Maui and Oahu are fighting
= for the polo championship of Ha-
y wall on Moanalua field this after
noon. The match, which brings
= together the two strongest teams
\ in the islands, promises to be.
one OF the best ever seen here.
y and interest is at fever heat.
y The fours are very evenly match
=. ed, and it's a toss-iip which will
y be returned the winner.
y The game Is scheduled to start
y at 3 O'Clock sharp, and from the
= advance sale of tickets and auto
=. parking reservations. a good
= crowd should witness the con-
y test.
Following the game the Wich-
man championship trophy and
= the California Feed Co. cup will
= be presented to the winners at
= the Country Club, and those In
\ terested in polo are invited to be
y present.
Oahu lines up with Walter Mac
y farlane, S. A. Baldwin. H. X.
= Castle and w. r. Dillingham;
\ playing in the order named. Maui
\ is represented by Harold Rice,
\ Arthur Collins, F. F. Baldwin and
= David Fleming.
y The Oahu team wears blue
= shirts with white sleeve bands,
\ while the Maui players will wear
= orange shirts with black hoop
\ and white sleeves.
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INGRAM system
TQR REMNANTS
fBy Latest NALL

NEW YORK. - The McGraW SyS-
TEN, not the individual ability OF the
players, Is winning the third success
I've National league pennant for the
Kew York Giants. When the man
ager can gather together q fair bunch
OF ball tossers. develop them, and win
three straight championships, he is q
wonder
Well, John j. McGraw Is the Won
der He always has been heralded q
smart and shrewd baseball leader and
this 1913 season serves to prove 1t.
But what is this McGraw system that
wins pennanfs?
Analyze the Giants, look ,em over
man forman, position for position and
barring two players. Mathewson and
Marquard, the team isn't a world.
beater. II is fair from the outside.
hut on the field it cavorts in a man
ner which gives the answer in the
standing Of the clubs
Mccfaw Explains His System.
And here is the McGraw system for
winning pennants:
"Do what the other fellow doesn't
expect"
"Tale your time m season of l54
games. Don't rush out In front in
April and May, unless you are posi-
tive that You have the reserve
strength to support you during a
slump
Don't overwork any certain player
especially pitcher. You may need
him during crucial period.
when you have good lead nurse
Il along. Don't exert the players to
the extreme every day. Let them ease
up q bit, then they will be IN condi-
tion to answer your call for help"
These are the answers McGraw
gave to his secret Of baseball success.
They were suggestions from the
smartest manager In the National
league.
Continuing. McGraw explained to
the writer why the Phillies who start
ed with such spuIt quit when the
crisis came, cracked under fire, and
have dropped out OF sight
DOOM overworked Pitchers.
I'VE can see the mistake Of others, :
added McGraw. but seldom our own.
However, in my opinion, Charley Doc.
in made his greatest mistake with
hfs pitchers. He overworked Alexan-
der and Seaton. his two star, and
when he called for them I'd save the
team they couldn't respond.
~The Phils tried to set the pace all
along. Once out in front they tried
to get further ahead Just like q
horse race, when the jockey uses the
whip when the barrier drops instead
Of saving all the speed for the
stretch run.
Il didn't use Tesreau against the
Cardinals, because no worked over
time in the East l thought could
win here without him. and did. Doc
In should have tried his young pitch
ers oftener than he did, then he could
have had his stars when the time
came
Il didn't rush my players this
spring, because ! knew they weren't
In shane. knew they needed about
a month Of work before they would
be ready to so at top speed, and
that's why l didn't try to take the
lead so early.
A manager has to judge these con-
ditions. Now take 1912-just the OPP
posite. We were ready. and got
big lead on our rivals This spring
we weren't. You know it's six months
time in the season, and you have to
play your cards accordingly"
Maps Out Plans IN Advance.
And that's why John ]. McGraw
and the Giants are galloping to an
ofhpr NJ charnnionahfn He mans
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BEN De MELL0s WILL
GO AG luSI. FILIPINO

Especial star- Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Aug. 22.-Ben de Mello and
Pedro Paglinawan, a Filipino with fis.
tic ambitions and a desire to get a
little cash, will fight ten rounds at
the Hilo armory next Saturday night.
Two rafting good preliminaries are
promised the fight fans. Special
trains will be run from Keaau and
Paauilo, which will return after the
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WELL KNOWN TENNIS eRITlc
ROASIS MlOUGHLIN'S GAME

Praise Maurice aunhiO tennis has been erssd and
the states pss st the q the cs,rna Gomez
written ed Davis