The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1905, Page 12

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 23, 1905. The Mysterious Mr. Raffles Begins To- -Day | His New Adventures in New Jersey $100 Reward Offered for His ——— He Wears No Disguise f= and a_e Child May'§ Identify and Capture Him as Easily as a\§ Man. ‘This Is the Same Mr, , Raffles that Kept All | New York in a State of - Wild Excitement for Twenty Days. TRENTON, N. ay “ADMIT ONE SCROOL ‘CHILD ~ oa at (UNBERIGYPARS OF AGE)® ‘Tuesday, ‘September 26, 1905 (E NMfaeban Uptown the busy multitudes of the great { metropolis. A L The adventures of Mr. Raffles caused nswer ette rs | . eis s) much interest that they were talked = Cut out this Coupon and present at General Admission of in thousands of households, and imi- aati . * ; | tations of the Mysterious Mr. Raffles of If there are any questions you | Gate. It will admit a school child Free. The Evening World sprang up In many iceman Mr. Rafiles Will wish to ask Mr. Raffles write him || ities a letter in care of The Evening Mr. Raffles, after his c: Ne: = How to Look for and Capture Mr. Raffles, [jc wont to recvidene er em World, Park Row, New York, and he will answer in these columns. |cester, Mass., and other New England TUDY the Mysterious Mr. Rafdes's pictures until you are familiar Siw Jetaey sittbe cae ae with his face. Then be on the lookout for him. When you see Good photographs of Mr. Raffles will him go up to him and say: |e published in The Evening World to “You are the Mysterious Mr. Raffles of The Evening World!” | €ulde those who take part in the hunt | Mr. Raffies wifl look like his pictures, If you have accosted the right man he will give you a check for $50. [| 51, win not wear a false beard or mus- If you have in your possession at the time a copy of the latest edition | tache, nor will he do anything else to of The Evening World, the daily World, the Sunday World or the Sat- py sicer, the appearance of his face. urday New Jersey supplement of The Evening World, Mr. Raffles wili sake ei tA) Oy rds GY eine Oo eenness of observation, and any per- give you an additional check for $50, making a total reward of $100. | son who studies the pictures of Mr, Raf- Mr. Raffles will wear no disguise, will not try to elude capture, and files carefully and then keeps on the | look out for him may hope to win the prize. 10U May expect to meet Mr. Raffles EVENING WORLD is now in the citins of New Jersey. He will begin his wandcrings in Trenton, and} from that point will make daily trips | of exploration through the State of New Jersey. Mr. Raffles will walk about the streets | of Trenton and the other New Jersey cities and will give everybody a fair chance to pocket the $100. When you see him be careful to say: T= Mysterious Mr. Raffles of The will at once admit his identity when addressed in the foregoing words. “You are the Mysterious Mr.) ~om“aeCr=~=-_T_ "rere s=<0 00 0 00 eee Ramles of The Evening World.” || Mr, Raffles Will Visit Many Places in Jersey. || simest anywhere | He (will visit the ———— | cones af Bot Ovetere the Mad Inter- Py . 4 air w regins at rento on Many letters have been received from different towns in New Jersey | oe nday: He will be at the fair grounds one '. =e \ aly urin e iv ays it ts inviting the Mysterious Mr. Raffles to visit them. Mr. Raffles has all |) Onportunity come ss to svery man. This 5 . n a s ae Was shown in an incident the Raffles these towns and others on his list and will give their citizens a chance ] | hunt in Newark. A man named O%e-r, 4 | 5 + AP | Who had followed’ Mr. Raffles for eigh- to capture him if he is not identified before he can get around to them. teen dose in New York. mark “bh a al a e me he was in e : ne iy No matter what your town, keep your eye peeled for Mr. Raffles. He | his nevesyerance| was cewerned: ° 5 . ; affles passe ma e gate may pass you in the street or sit beside you in a car. Catch him and jwisoric aye aay Oliver B eicineey 3 * ; ur esitated a momen ‘ore cha win the $100 reward offered by The Evening World. ‘lenging him. That moment's delay was | fatal. eigaha23 man stepped in and won e rewa) zon must use these ten words. This fis the only rule of the gars. and if you | pet rve it Mr Raffles wik’ land you the Money at once Mr. Raffles began his adventurous career in New York, where he created @ sensation by remaining uncaptured- for twenty days, although he wore no disguise and related in The Evening Werld every afternoon the full deta’ls of how he had spent the day. 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