The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1906, Page 8

my a tt inca etl i i a ee ee a ee ee « The Ewening World’s Daily Magazine, Friday; July 20, 19067 aioli “Here We Are Again!” — The FIFTY GREATEST __ aseryonie- ie cr eee, 3 EVENTS in HISTORY By Albert ciel Ferhune "OUR POR THE SUBWAY LOOP! No 2 PYRRE'US: and the First Clash of the World Powers. . . an Prepare > =f ahead The Brooklyn First Great Rep } fous chie UB } Follit ck t Public int i Henefii- to tie é v j = one way r n q provided tralr j M whe f = S¥ening rus) q Sisal the ‘ { SR Te feucet { ran cms ur tee = spiportistii—+ efor t we on fault “3 Be Gelay. It curt be t f 4 r} | Wanlage of [ fiers nowt m , rs Tcidentant iced +t oklen se ‘ 5 ment in ta {the eleva esterda 7 = Mr, Blum F I - “4 3 | case asx m am OUTWITTING A STRENUOUS MAYOR, . “t a Mayor Johnson, of Cleveland, has been conducting a strenuous es an Pelgn for three-cent car fares “: “4 Ee {t is announced that the Cleveland Electric Rallway Company will | A ‘, ae Bere, in consideration of a renewal and extension of its franchise | a i ‘ ae E Sven tickets for a quarter, g¢ niversal transfers, ¢ 1 su \ - i is - : W ; ree ee WS the city may direct wnd bull nce high-spee: { Why the { * “ either by elevated or subway | i Pian.ct ie ie e "The company has outwitted Mayor Johnson,” soberly says the | S Conquest Failed. | 2 Feporter who sends the news, | Perenn eee oe A $ : © companies be driven wit le j r K ober (a How the Cleveland corporation must | 2g year which it will dive \ f Ai eat Y ‘ fngs of IS patron { pli : ° i4i tia Hi ag ! pow j ” ih] , ender such comy ifs jon I ing nota the single far ( | * : Hsland, but transfers iMimitable between surface, elevated and sulrwa | aS ens ans ‘ fs z Be Gare to And through all the borough Wigan pres ile Chie r ~ hated ver enn Privenrcen een coas eecoooans AVANTE -49FHT RBETDAY, ual wir o> FIM Mio i®ETR by i IWHILLIPS ‘SPPEN ris Lived b avin ot A Mabe t ie M peer T Tee wee «8 — n yefor the scornful " . . be ‘ t y 0 t ‘ am ¥ : ri ‘ ore wa thr 1 5: 1% = and tg tiavon. trom mre Blt EO Wi @xplaineds ng and, upon them. st red Tt T told yous ing tes to tee om at yous Then ar | fire Was al deepeit-snet* CHAPTRR NXXIII The Duke x ny side, and 1 felt his hand descen@ Kora onto the f CHAPTER XXXIV. Myself eng: My Stepniother. the slreve. He plucked me by His eyes were till bungering for acy os * t over." L maid ale wis] i . \ f arew Dut J esnnot Duke “le my * ‘ Mra, Aralth , a BNO ace *) my ey > ¥_ excialmed he wane betore ae lay ” " P “that 1 mio ot | ' 4 | wat “gw co ot whats , He eed them. [De you mean,” 1 aeked tnoredyloualy, “that youl ner es eo were all ‘@ Be Contin: Apa aman +b seeonnhi menseinecnilaonssrn meal ltt ae arded her r eprine S \ 1 Ray 1 ond” he , b ®t the door ps a ¥ Ly furtely “Guy, nave | fit ates fies ‘ye | inp for & mOMARt LM 4 speaks . mt your senses? Do Fou want to Pain your wnola | (is T ioe] om the landing with him. Me closed vents | lite Kay hed Ditteriy. There wae about hintmean.|déor leading tuto the sitting aol ‘and sngular aootneas, Wi 4