The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1905, Page 11

i t Raffles’s Laugh on ‘Em!|_ aba ea The “Close Shaves” Mr. Raffles Had. URAF FL The Third Photograph of Mr. Rafiles. “Xf you make a study of these photos of the Mysterious Mr. Raffles they will aid yon in detecting him and wiuning The Evening World’s $100. HIS SECOND AND THIRD DAY'S ADVENTURES Related by Himeelf. WHAT YOU MUST DO! | TO. WIN THE PRIZE, ‘The Mysterious Mr. Raffles is now among the cities of New Jersey. Study his picture, then’ look for him, || When you see him, ‘say. to him: “YOU ARE \THE MYSTERIOUS MR, RAFFLES OF Tae WVES- ING WORLD.” He will hand you a dheck tor t, Tf you have.in your possession a copy Of the latest edition of The Bven- ving: World, or the. Dally World, or the Sunday. World, or the Saturday New) -Jeraey Supplenient of. The Evenktig World of Sopt, 23/ he. will 1 ahve you, $100, ‘The chetks will be’ cashed at the cashier's office of the INTER- STATE FAIR AT TRENTON, |” ‘The My lous Mr, Raffles weara no disguise and-does not try to avoli capture. thgough the heart of Jersey City to Camden. SS W. Wilson, et Walnut and Mulberry. to inquire the way, tag ihc: od a oat got tumed around. I walted for Bilsabeth ear in front |; of the store of Akron Ward & Bonk, No, 1 Broad street. | Scores of ne passed me, ‘but there was none amonx them who remembered me ag the mao for-whom $100 toward was offered, I catight car No, 1828 for Blieabern and rode with conductor No. 4,61L Not paleaeig by Crowd, Hey. marting point at ferry, Ree Jate to cateh ugh. ear to Trenton, uit the ‘next car; ,] led in a tong clonk and in @ ywide red | Detective. ' By 10. 0. McGill, CLEAN. Scene I. EW M. GOOD, the great corporation lawyer, had just | iit iis otgar with the change out of fle last — mffiton dollar tee, He was standing in. tite gold. room of his ati it of offices in | Wall street. He was also standing in hia shoes, which were full of fost! Scene IT. Alice Anyway was angry, and as she stepped from the carriage, wnidh was | lined with fur, #he spoke sharply to a Wiry-looking person. standing near by | beard. The figure moved quickly for- | ward and sald something in a quick, |1 sharp voice. Alice Anyway was heard | to say; “Aha! Ha! Ha! Ha! sett Sceno III. ‘The door ot Dew Good's gold room ‘wees thrown violently open and Alice Anyway e@wert into the room accom panied by the short figure with the wide red beard. “At last,” “she ofied, | “thanks to this brave. person, I have | found you in,’ and as ehe threw 4 Toll of $900,000,000 at his tae went | on. “And ‘now you must take my ¢: to contest the will of Gottit Anyway. Dew M. Good started back In con- sternation. “You say this man helped you find me in?’ “I aid," said @ deep voice from out the beard. “And WHO ARE YOU?" 3. Good. - Ana as Allee Anyway fel} into a chair the rea beard was torn aside and the voice of tho figure cried: “BUTTS, THE. BOY DETECTIVE!" ried Dew ent ich od A PRIMEVAL CINCH, On Father Adam gil the Fates Did evidently dote; | He ‘had no tiresome candidates i ‘Soliciting bi» vote. | Louisville Courter Journal, ive, Mamma eBoy: YES BuT KEEP | OQuT OF TROUBLE } AND BE SURE TO | WEEP YOURSELF | Now REMEMBER. Following . an nit strious E »* Undertakes the jou of Yous a COON YR’SEF. ya MA! THERE'S A FIGHT! TLi vuST STEP AN AND MAKE PEACE UKE TEDDY DID. WHAT ‘ou AB ample He * % Pence. Maker B NOW GEORGE, DONT RE ‘oul Gnenek CONT Rey WERE A BOY ONCE. whistle asd torewtitec's in the saastom et ide wat aes ~ ‘ the @onzh, Re Bur if he'd prow -wamtiry thie epliite. et him also dobeot Pate! alemtig {fully protect our investments by fur- Vhigshing campalgn funds to the safo and eane Republican party. OFFICERS: John A, McGallt, President. James Gazzaziz Snyde, Vice- President. Chancey M. Dowho, Chait- 4man Board of Salary Rais- Will be wasted atter you are dead. Our motto is “Dot It Now!"’ We pay the highest. prices for favor- able State legislation and our President has unifmited power to give away all the money he desires to distribute, } Our system of pook-keaping Is the Wonder of the financial world. Our of- fice boys ate all careful men of affairs, who are trained: in’ the intricacies of frenzied finance. policyholder's in our vaults. We begin business with a sur- plus of $100,000,000 and we won't do a thing to it” If you are looking for ‘the’ hest in- ‘Yewtment for your money, if you desire to Dut itn the hands of able financiers hg will Guard it as their own, tak ® peticy in Our Own Insuranve Com: and our surplus is ao carefully admin- istered that it does not obtain bay: pad Proportions as actual cash, York and no pains are spared to mike; the business pleasant and profitable, not. only to our officers but to thelr. eons j and, all other felatives as weil. ai } Ours 19 a sucred trust jand we, shall guard it as such, Do not ask for your money back, ‘That would be a’ foolish thing to «do, . Other! old-lin€ companies tell “you ‘what they will do. with! their mF We spay ‘the highest salaries: to our ‘Officers and their families and friends. ‘We heye: Wall street connections and our own ‘trust companies, ‘We care- You, need not fear that your nat | | Our agents get commisstons forever |) Our offices are the handsoinest in New 7 She Broke the Engagement. Dear Betty: Peas man ot seek ate | Deen en; Betty, IT. surplus. We promise every policy-holder faithfully so far as our surplus ie con- ceed. WE WON'T DOA THING ‘TO Fil! out the following blank. Put your mind to It» Are you over seven? Have you fits? . Are you insured inthe Inequitable? + What other fooljsh things have you done? How old is, Ann? Will you be envious it the Presi- dent's son gets $100,000 = year for being born @. boy? BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ||. Prof. John M. Long, sabes thropist. iy Old Doctor Lentonosky, | Noted Specialist. Cassie Chadwick, Promoter, Cleveland, .O. 4 Madame: Therese) Humbert, Promoter, Paris. Will you spilt the premium with; ae ; the agent? vot korea deal of ee ‘parkina?. ‘Will you promise to pay! your pre- fond of violeta intums promplly and not @sk any em at ‘the above Riere im awkwani queations? Guat eerh Aare "Tnearanve § Wilt you cheentully sive « proxy? ‘Will you give «dara? Experienced ‘Traveller hotel proprietor, “what ata you sd Bee here,” demimmied the itate { say, to ‘that laat guest?” +6 oe eplied the walter, | const C BIS oe SR eoereny lindelphia. tas dian‘? Have. you read. papa’s letter to a ervey 01 alt ‘ghink ye you, self-made son? 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