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KILL BANK ROBBER;;
CAPTURED ANOTHER
Cincinnati Cashiers Bravery
Saved S7O8 stolen in Re-
vOlver Holdup.

CINctNHATI, Feb 10.---Two amateur
bandits came to grief to-day. Soon after
they had held up and robbed the branch
at Fifteenth street and Central avenue
Of the Mohawk German Banking and
Savings Company one Of the robbers
was shot and killed by the cashier Of
the bank, william Cross, while leaving
the building with the loot. The other
was captured by crowd OF citizens and
police officers in the cellar OF a building
two blocks from the scene of the holdup.
The dead robber was Identified as
Jack Marquis, aged 81, living in Coving-
ton, KY, where he had worked in res
taurant lie hailed from Bluefeld, W.
Va, and in Covlngton had established
himself az prof Marcus, Professional
Hypnotist." but business being dull he
soon found himself compelled to 80 to
work.
His PARTNER. william II. Patterson.
also OF Covington, had been employed as
collector for a clothing house. Accord
ing to his own statement Patterson was
short In his accounts.
The hoidup was carried out rapidly
and would have been successful but fer
the courage or the cashier. The robbers,
TO facilitate their flight, had stationed
an automobile a square from the bank.
They entered the bank while Cross
was alone and forced him with pistols 10
open the gate leading to the office. one
- the men then quickly emptled the
drawer OF sos 81 overlooking several
large packages Of bills, and forced Cross
to upen rear door permitting their
exit into a SIDE street. The cashier
promptly grabbed his pistol and was
about TO Are as one OF the bandits
turned and sent bullet close to Cross''
head. But the cashier kept on hrinE
and brought down Marcus, who hat
rified the cash drawer.
In falling Marquis dropped the money
and his partner picked up a number OF
bills. but quickly continued his flight
The latter was soon caught. or tn,
I money stolen ss6s.57 was found where
the one robber was killed.
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JEAN PIERRE BONNARD. general'v
called Jean Bonnard-The People Of ne
state OF New York, by the grace Of God
free and independent, 10 all creditors or
persons claiming to be creditors OF Jean
Pierre Bonnard, generally called Jean
Bonnard, deceased. whose names are IN
known, SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition OF Madeleine Cleche,
Loup, otherwise called Madeleine Cechet
or Helen BOnnard, who resides at NeI.
ville-sur- Soane France, YOU and each ~
you are hereby cited 10 show cause before
our Surrogate Of the County OF New York
held at tho Hall 81 Records In the County
OF New York on the 25th day OF February,
1915 at half past ten o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day. why Ancillary Letters of
Administration with the will annexed on
the Last 'wili and Testament Of Jean
Pierre Bonnard d iceased, generally GA
Jean Bonnard late OF Neuville sur Soan'
France should not be issued to Madeleine
Clechet Ioup
In testimony whereof We have caused
the. Seal OF the surrogates' Cour, ~ re
said County OF New York 70 he mere. .'
anSed, Witness Honorable John = CO.
hAlan, Surrogate OF our said COUNTY y,
the County OF New York, the 13rd DAY o.
January. In the year OF our LORD one ihop
sand nine hundred and h'te'n
DANIEL j. DOWDNEN,
Clerk NJ the Surr0Entes' Couf,
COUDERT BROTHERS, ATTORNEYS for re-
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SENATE DIMES GOV. FIELDER.
Annual Feast for Jersey Executive
spread at McAIpin.

The Senate OF New Jersey gave its
annual dinner to Gov. James F. Fielder
at the Hotel McAlpin last night There
were no other guests and no formal
speechmaklng.
The Senators present we're Walter f.
Edge Blanchard II White. Charles
O'Conor Hennessy, William T. Read,
Harry c. Wheaton. John A. Ackley,
Austen Colgate, George w. F. Gaunt,
Charles NJ. Egan, George F. Martens,
rr.. Barton y. Hutchinson, William II.
Ramsay, II. r.. Ackerson, Charles A.
Rathburn, Thomas A. Mathis, Peter j.
McCinnis, Collins II. Allen. William w.
Smalley. Samuel T. Munson, Carlton T.
Pierce and Thomas Barber.
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CITATION NOTICE.


WOLFE, SARAH C'-THE PEOPLE OF
GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INpE.
PENDENT. to, Nelna May W Van der
Ssndt, Teine Clarita Klee Klotz, Nena ~
Klee, Baroness Ingeborg Il. Won Older.
hansen, Annie Daniels Westendarp Ru.
dolph Wolfe Tlee, Josefa Francisco Dag
mar Klee, Udolpho Wolfe slattery, charles
Francis Wolfe slattery. Henry Francis
Slattery, the heirs and next OF kin ~
Sarah c. Wolfe, deceased SEND GREET
ING:
WHEREAS, Edlth du Temple de Rouge.
mont who resides at lag bis rue de ore
nellie in the City of Paris France has
lately applied TO the Surrogates' Court ~
our County Of New York. to have certain
1912, relating to both real and personal
SPer ou oy P Pho sa ssraS S'' VIE
who was at the time Of her death resi-
dent Of Parts; France, deceased.
THEREFORE,, you and each Of you ~.
cited to show cause before the Surrogate'
Court of our County OF New York at ths
Hall OF Records in the County Of New
York. on the 18th day OF February, one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen, AZ
half past ten o'clock in the forenoon o.
that day. why the said VIII and Testament
should not be admitted TO probate as a
WIN Of real and personal property
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
caused the Seal of tho surrogates' Court
OF the said County OF New York to be
hereunto afixed.
Witness. Hon. John p. cohalan, a surro-
gate gate o. our said County OF NeT York a. a.
| the year OF our Lord one thousand nins
hundred and fifteen.
H. 81 DANIEL ]. DowDNEY,
Clerk Of the surrogates' Court
| SHEARMAN 4 STERLING, Attorney for
Petitioner. bb Wall Street, New York
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STAT5S P Prs Iac OK M4I EHi;p
cotSRfFotkATIoN, Deftndant. IL E9uITYY
No. ~. oRpEK FOR PRELIMINARY
.uAry S, 1879
Upon consideration OF the petition OF
an order OF the court directing pre-.
lminary proof TO be taken OF priority
T is HEREBY ORDERED
That all persons having claims against
piles and materials contracted for or pur-
.hased or delivered or used in operating
The steamship lines and properties OF said
company within four months prior TO Mo-
yembcr. T. l9lL be and they hereby are
Trend to present ISs's S@iT' verde
wharf, Boston, Massac husetts, or at his
once, Pier 70, North River, New York
City, ~, Y, on or before the twentieth day
Ana said Receiver shall give notice OF
the time and place o. proving said claims
in the Portland Daily Press and Daily
Eastern Argus: daily newspapers published
in Portland, Maine. the Boston Daily Ad-
yertiser, daily newspaper published In
Boston, Massachusetts, and the New York
sun; a daily newspaper published in New
York Guy, said notice to be published in
each OF said papers once week for three
successive weeks next following the entry
wise cause a printed copy OF this order 10
he mailed to all known creditors OF the
Eastern Steamship Corporation at least
thirty days before said twentieth day OF
ii Is FuRTHER ORDERED
That said Receiver In hereby authorized
and directed to receive proof OF the
amount OF any and AZ such claims. and to
report In detail to this Court, on or before
the tirst day OF April 1913, list Of all
claims offered In proof and admitted u
have priority. and list Of all claim,
offered In proof where priority ~ denied
and to nle with said report all proof,
offered AS Aforesaid
TT IL FURTHER ORDERED
That the Receiver shall forthwith max,
due proof Of giving the notice as herein
provided.
by the Court
JAMES Il, HEWEY, Clerk.
IL. s.
A true copy,
Attest;
| Omitted States Internal Revenue Stamp, l0c
y. E. H., f-B-i6.)
tSeal OF the District Court. Mass)
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COUNT BONI LOSES
ANNULMENT SUIT
Rota Tribunal Again Rejects
Action of Anna GOuld's
Ex-Husband.
Special Cable Desra,cA 10 THE srS.

PARIS. Feb. Io-The Journal states
that the suit OF Count Boni de Castellans
for an annulment OF his marriage to the
Duchesse de Talleyrand. formerly Anna
Gould, has been rejected by the Rota
Tribunal at the Vatican. This Is the
third Judgment, hence It 10 probably
the last.
The Duchesse has received no official
communication concerning tho decision,
although she has received a private tele-
gram from Rome confirming It. As she
withdrew her intervention to the pro-
ceeding some months ago. 1t IL possible
that Nc official notification will ba sant
to her.
The suit OF Count Boni de Castellane
had been before the Vatican tribunals
since 1910. IL he hau won he would have
been able to marry again and would. II 10
said have obtained the custody Of the DE
Castellane children. The divorce was
procured by the former Miss Gould on
November ~, 1906, In the Paris courts
Soon afterwlrd she married the Prince
de Sagan. now the Duo de Talleyrand.
Count Bonis suit had apparently been
on the point OF conclusion several times.
In December. 1911, the Vatican declined
TO grant HE plea, nut the case was re-
opened for tho Introduction Of new evil
dence. In January, 1913, the Tribunal
of the Rota granted the Counts appiica-
ton. but the case was opened again in
May, when the Duchesse de Talleyrand
declared that she had never been sum
moned to give evidence. Subsequently
she withdrew the defence che had en-
tered.
Tho De Castellanes had two sons.
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Centre line OF block
PIG


The approximate amount OF the len or
charge, to satisfy which the ahOve-de-
scribed property Is to be sold. Is S-27 $50
S3.lOO, with Interest thereon from the
lgth day OF December. 1914 together with
the costs and allowance amounting -
1851 67-I0O. with interest from December
2stn. 1919, together win the -Apvu--s OF
the sale. The approximate amount of the
taxes. assessments and water rates "
other liens which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. Is sl5.l0S s5-lO0 and
interest,
Dated. New York, January goth. 1918
EUGENE l.. PARODl. Referee.
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SONS ARE HELD
IN JEWEL ROBBERY CASE
Pulling Points Arise in In
vcstigating Theft of Mrs.
Hutts Gems.

Floyd T.. Vail and Roswell Vail,
brokers and sons of Floyd Vail. re-
tired broker OF EOS West Seventeen
street, who were arrested on Tuesday
night in connct,on with the theft OF
$4,000 worth Of jewelry from Mrs. Edna
q. HUT, divorced wife of Henry HUT
artist and illustrator, were held in
So 900 bail yesterday in the West Side
court by Magistrate House. Bail was
furnished last night by their father.
The complaint against the young
men was made by Detective Michael
Dalton. Mrs. HUT did not appear In
court. nor did she keep an appointment
to talk to reporters about the case later
in the afternoon.
Dalton presented an affidavit signed
by John Bohan. private Waterman of
329 West SEVENTEEN street. who alleges
that on the night Of the robbery he saw
Floyd Vail hand something out of the
window OF Mrs. Hutts bedroom TO Ros-
well Vail Bohan was questioned for
some time yesterday bv Inspector
Faurot. who said that whatever Bohan
knew would be disc bosed In court. 1t IL
admitted that Floyd Vail was in Mrs.
Hutt's apartment on the night of the
robbery.
Dalton said yesterday that II was
not the intention of Detectives Sheri-
dan, Shay and himself to arrest the
VAN brothers on Tuesday night when
they met them at Slxty-sixth street and
Columbus avenue. lie said that he told
the young men of the information
aga INST them and that he wished tho
Walls to go to Police Headquarters TO
confer about II. The reason they were
arrested, he said, is that they Sled 10
Get away as soon as the detectives
showed their shields.
While everybody in any way directly
connected with the chief personages in
this case declares that the arrest Is
absurd. Bohan says. according to the
detectives. that he can support his afii-
davit. 4 puzzling point In his story
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GERMANS AID WERNER HORNE.
Trunk In staten Island Hotel Com
tnInrd Only Clothing.

Daniel r. O'Connell Of Boston, at
torney for Werner Horne, who at
tempted 20 wreck the international rail-
road bridge over the St Croix River,
unpacked Horne's trunk in the Arl-
eta Hotel Tompkinsv.le Staten Isl
and, We terday and shipped the con-
tents to Boston last night The trunk
was practically filled with clothing, he
told reporter, and it also contained
an honorable discharge from the Ger
man army in which Horne was a
Lieutenant
Mr.. O'Conncl asserted that the Ger
man Government had nothing TO do
with the attempt o. blow up the bridge
nor with his retention as HOrne's coun-
sell lie had been reta ned through
Germans In Boston. he said who were
anxious TO ee Horne get fair trial
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THIEF WITH $3.50 ESCAPES.
his Partner Runs Into PoIiceman's
Arms After HoIdup.

As Abraham Weinberger, a poultry
dealer, was entering his home at SO
East illth street last night after max
ing collections he was set upon by
two young men who got away with
Sl20 and a check for sll.
one OF the men ran into the arms of
Policeman Waxman. lie said he was
Isadore Walker OF 29i Rivington street.
II was the other man who got the money
and check.
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80
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF sew
YORK-M etropOlitan Life Insurance Com.
pany. Plaintiff. against John Pelrre and
In pursuance Of a judgment of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the above-entitled action and bearing dats
undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
named. wnl sell A. public auction az the
street In the Borough OF Manhattan. Ciy
OF New York. on the 18TH day Of February
lsiSi a. II o'clock noon on that DAY. b.
directed by said judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows:
AL ih1t CERTAIN y,n lot, piece or parcel o.
Borough of Manhattan, City. County and
state OF New York bounded and described
BEGiNNING at point on the Norths-'y
side Of Fifty hrst street distant two hum
easterly from the corner formed by. the in.
tersectlon OF the northeriy side " Fifty.
hfth street with the easterly side OF F.Nh
nor,heriy side OF FIFTY -nrst street twenty.
seven C2TD feet six 90 inches. thence
northeriy parallel with the easterly side Of
90 inches TO the centre line Of the book
between FIFTY hrst and Fiity-seconi
centre line of the block and parallel with
Fifty first Street twenty-seven t27l feet liz
lei with ;he easterly side OF Fifth Avenue
one hundred GOOl feet ave t5l inches n
Fifty-nrst street at the point or place o.
beginning. The above described premises
lie in Section 5. Block 1887 on the Land
Map OF the city OF New York.
Dated. New York, January 26th, 1915.
EUGENE l.. PARODI, Referee
wooDFORD. BoNEE Il BUTCHER At
torneys for Plaintiff. No. l Madison
Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
The following is a diagram OF the prop.
erty to be sold; its street Number is II
East 5ist Street:
Centre line Of block.
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Horstman a Co., i73,o61. Fred HUH
& Co. s44.597: Klelnwort Sons a Co,
s4e,23s. and A. Ruffner & Sons, t24,329;
Marcuard, Meyer Borel Company, Paris,
s47,240; Carl Plump & Co, Bremen
S7O.729. and Conrad II. Bonner, Ham
burg, $35,S24.
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SITUATIONS wASTEp-MALE,

SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER - Re-
liable, competent, ambitious; years bust
ness experience; excellent references de-
sires position offering good opportunity for
right man. w, box rs sun once,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER E,.STED to Invest some cap
ital in new patent Just issued; bona ma,
proposition and three hundred per cent
assured e, box ll7 sun ONCE.
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is that Bohan did not arrest Roswell
Vail II he saw him in tho courtyard in
the rear OF Mrs Hutt's apartment on
the night OF the robbery. Bohan ad-
mits that no was d scharged by the
father of the Walls about three years
ago.
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GAMERS ASSOCIATION |
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS.
Parcel Post Is Denounced at
National Convention in
Hotel Aston.

The National Gamers Association.
which Is holding n three day convention
At the Hotel Aston. yesterday elected
officers for this year. They are George
y. Numson OF Baltimore. president /;
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of the National Gamers
Association.

Association.
Richard Dickinson OF Eureka, ILL.,, vice
president, and Frank Gorrell. secretary
and treasurer. Eleven directors were
also named.
The convention ends to-day. O. II.
McGlasson, president OF the National
Wholesale Grocers Association, de.
nounced the parcel post in n speech In
the grand ballroom. Mrs Julian Heath
said in a short talk that she was OPP
posed to the plan of George w. Perkins
of the Mayors unemployment committee
20 have the poor buy food in bulk.
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TOURS.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LEFT In taNicab or lost between Hotel
Brevoort and $50 Riverside Drive early
bonnet valued as heirloom. $1,000 reward
for return to APARTMENT 81. $50 River
side Drive
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MATTHEW'S, THOMAS ANs@,: ..
pursuance OF an order Of Honorable lt'he-
Ludlow Fowler, "A Surrogate NJ the county
OF New York. Notice is hereby given io az
persons having claims against Thonas
Arson Matthews. late Of the County o,
New York. deceased, TO present ~" -
with vouchers thereof to the suhstr.h"N
al their place Of transsctinE hus!nr77 AZ
the once OF John T. Booth, their alto r'S
York on or before the 18th DAY ot Ma,
next. Dated, New York the ssth ds.,.ss
October, 1914 FREDERICK j. HAhNtI
WALTER Y, KIMBALl. JOSEIH ID
Dennis, Executors, JOHN HonTn
Attorney for Executors. al Broa iva"
Borough OF Manhattan, New York IUy
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sURKoGATE,s NorIcEs.

INGRAHAM, ARTHUR.--In purs110r-
OF an order OF Honorable John 7. coma J,
Surrogate Of the County 81 New TX
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 1I prf,,,'
having claims against ARTHUR lNHhN.
HAM, late of the County OF Ne" ''k
deceased. 10 present the same WIZ
vouchers thereof 10 tho subscriber. al y
place OF transActlnE business No N ,
broadway borough Of Manhattan, ri'F %,
New York. on or before the 18TH tag. ~
July next Dated New York, January l-,n
1915 PHOENIX INGRAHAM, Executor
ALEXANDER Il GREEN, ATTORNEYS ,tof
Executor, once and =, O, Addre.H 80
1865 broadway, Borough OF Manh"''"
New York city, y. Y.
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The TranSatIantiCa Italiana

VIII Inaugurate
n direct regular service between New
York and Genoa via Naples with the
maiden trip Of the new twin-screw
steamer dante Alighieri" 10000 tOnsD
from New York. Thursday. March 9Th, at
II o'clock Saloon rates $500 up.
BROS. a Company. Gen. ACTS.
whitehall Building.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
To all points South and West Every week
day p, N, Pier rs North River, Tel,
1900 Franklin.
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after eli. for . new financial depart
nent 10 to be started under the ed
toriAl guidance Of Alexander Dana
Noyes. Tho first article VIII sum
Marie the economic results Of the
war 70 date.
And then there II beautiful Gals
worthy. the prose poet Of England.
whose pathos n % exQuisite and
sweet that II touches the deepest
founts OF our being. n We are wo-
men. our tears overflow and u We
are men--we blow our nose with .
great flourish Of white linen.
Col. Roosevelt makes q big state
ment and II would be hard 70 back
up when he says that tho funda-
mental Characteristic Of the peace-at.
any price man Is sheer. downright
physical or moral timidity."
The best minds and highest moral
agents In our country. who would
stand up and be stoned to death II
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and the whole family gone to smssh
but-pothins OF the sort. Auce's
training In the hard school Of power
" and . shrewd eye for business.
which she inherited from her poth-
Or. simply pulled Mr.. Nudds and his
four children out Of hopeless drift
ing which came upon them when
the mother died. and set them nrmly
on their feet
But the telling Of II all! A gem
OF realistic art. st. John IRVINE
surely must have lived in . laborer's
family IN the East End. We sus-
pect he Is Mr.. shoreham. the Social
ist. but how he can know 20 we'll
the devious. obscure intricacies OF
the mind Of the English laborer In
20 intimate . way IL amazing unless
he q one Of our "universals" who
knows all by intuition.
The practical shrewdness OF Alice
does not spoil her sweet womsnli-
mesa: though she Is obliged to keep
up q brave front and only lavish 1t
on the baby.
The person who would not be
and amused by Alice and a
Family" must have become dead to
human affection and engrossed sole
~ In personal gains.
Macmillan, publishers, New York.
Sl.25.
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MAGAZINES

ysass 40 and now having Z nsn-
hssship & S.3s1. ne seavsst must
% thsss thinss-ssvs 40 M lstish.
pay his debts Al Sivs ~ hi sur.
plus wives. ~ one eommunioa q.
80 were IN attendance.
"Rsckon the hardness a mission
- the index oe endowment says
the Rev. J. H. Jowstt. 'Turn the
duties round and think q them q
The Invitations of grace"
The calioasnsss Of our big cities
u shown N . story told Of Henry
W. Grady. Of Georgia. He asked .
matron N one of the great Union
stations. -Hov DO you lks your
woskr Y have no heart IN a." abe
replied. Il I'm only here for the
money"
whsa 10 saw crepe On Z. nsighbor-
Ing door and asked his lsndlady
who was dead. she said. Il don't
know. Ms none OF my funeral"
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By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson
10. n The Art School.

SDoet ~ mailing . huge cross on
The ne of ny drawing. At such
times ] think I plumbed the depths
Of despair. I was not ~ yet sum
cisntly ssif-poised to keep II to my.
self. and 90 poor Stella ana Hattie
would have 10 hear all about II the
next night at dinner. Stella, In her
characteristic way. would threaten
% blow up" my instructor for a
brute. Hattie, common sense. a.
always. would ask . little wonder.
inSiy:
-But isn't that what you are 20.
ING Tor. Bsthf You want him to
criticize you: don't your"
And somehow. between them both,
I would b cheersd and ready to
take up my work again. What they
meant IN my life. these two. VIVA,
fafth they had IN me!
AZ nrst I was too shy to make
friends with any Of the other stu
dents In the night class. Also |
Wus loo much In earnest to waste
much time In convsrsation. I want
81 TO work. And wanted to 70 for
ward.
But gradually ! found I had beer
mating friends with Q young mar
Who habitually placed his easel be
ode mins. Hts name was Rober,
Sawyer. He was very tall, and
vefy thin. With . sensitive, some
what nervous, noss. and romantic
1sep-6et gray eyes. His mouth and
chin, though sweet tempered, wer,
sakhsr weak. Daring the day h,
wos employed b one Of the BIZ
uthcsraphing advertistng concerns
~ ~ city, an1 ~ Night. like my
49, he va wogk1ng 10 improve
y GsovihGD, alt1oueh at that time
~ - NJ 1l6sssace between
- 4lnoe1 - inprovs my draw
- 0ooo4oe wanted 70 earn more
49, ~ We wording It his
4N9rp 1nonoss tAs splrit Of
~ = ~ ~ must ~ o.
=. =. .t..t..s !. :. 49,.
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The movie. flying OF at It's mad.
dest tangent from the real facts
OF life. isn't IN II with Jimmy OF the
red thatch. who II stage manager.
property man. chicf-cook-and-b bottle
washer and alI-'round handy man In
. Wild yarn by Henry Francis Dry.
den. erstwhile newspaper man and
now. We are told. wit and philoso-
pher." He might become . philoso-
pher in . newspaper mandatory.
but Wit. Never,
Well. here's the book. n takes you
quite round the world In Q shorter
time than Jules verne's globe trot.
tess made On . bet. You hob-nob
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-03

Alice had thrust upon her hands a
family, even to q newborn infant,
when she was only IS years of age.
II Alice had been born IN Mayfair
instead Of the East End OF London.
she would have fallen Nat In her
tracks. the baby would have died