The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1907, Page 3

oA a S _ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1907. CTOR'S WItE \““Peter Pan’? Actor, His Wife and _ FLOPING HEIRESS Grwe Ear to the Wail of Willie Davis, > {S FREED BY HIS Aer) idle 1 glacial, U/ie@ (Pane! LMlaes TOBESENT BACK Whose Wife Makes Him Cook and Wash ~ 100 Complains That Whereas a : RIVALS MUNE ACRISS THE SEA: Woman Can Make Any- : cee eae j hae thing She Wants To.of 4 Roberts Pays Fine . After “Peter Pan’? Man Precipi- tates Sparring Duel. | Grace Lawrence, Ward inj} Man, She Has Made Only « | ee | Chancery, Came Here With Jackie Onin [ IM tack 84008 =) va. Civil Engineer. HE PLAYS PINOCHL rs | » BATTLE IN A. DEPQT. WANTS TO. MARRY HER.| FOR A 3-CE | [oseteebieorinentacoe! % f MN —_————— | : : : ' ne | But Should’ His Character Be} = : cee . Se, CHAS TCOPER TS, arr ee one Having Blackened for That?—Wed: | 4 “ aoe ie " | 2 : post pony Bridge oe | died Five Years,.She’s Race! ‘ ee See How to Pich | Wy mace ; Suicidal, He Isnt; So Put Bide bv side In the First Crimtnat Down 5 and Carry 4, Court, Jer Bredan. an actor in Maude Adams's wife, y ¢ tr-day stead Edgnr hin wes tower of he big bulldings over on) or Hysbana 2 er 2ron ve e daughter of 4° rich} eter Pan’ com, whom he belleved, and hily ¢ erts, whom n-year aes m charged M | It,was a very defected very tearful | | it in the defenion rooms in the! | j all of ti wito witying at No, 9 Brampten rcea, duct nndon, Chicago Doctor, Who _ Pro- fesses to Know All About It, | Yesterday when she arrived on the |sumed Mr. Davis.” “T will work tor \ | them. 1 shovel snow eyen—but| | there fs no snow. I will work tn a -_ = | coal yard. | x ! mas Kit ou ee “Sleep—and I want my_ bre: By Edna Cain But she gets no bri “A woman can make anything shej dinner, and I ha ast! akfast, and ets no to scrub and wait Yes, she ¢ some tiventy fc r stolidly from ening World rej Javice to Girls ~ to Live Happily. not seen since he came to Amer- er thanked 1thanehe = | : eee Pec atle Sot A EMEA eel a Al or mant”’ sighed Mrs, Dayis, ‘ Be ee Dtinbiks 1 ‘Gives Advice to Both Sexes) "as teetstered’ an hia with, If Cie je aut how sanitiwerke when myhome y ” gan; js not happy? he morning ty hote ciure On OVE ane | ana sent to. the ’ i face, and when I xplash ; 3g Peonsyivania It night under lock and Ke: “ | | the water Mrs. Davin say i i ; 4 d Wille, don't do that. I can’t 6 y City yesterday on 3 7 ; aleop.’ 2 y from N. k to oklyn, e a ried her over, y s o his Company begins an: é = to the lock-up on Ellis Island to await 4 2 CAAT He Cooks, Scrubs and Washes) ~ He had just in | Sy pope Clothes. | : | wants to out of a man, and my wife! on the bins for Clpistinis pr Both Children Torn by Canine, had went He was thinkias-os the letter as his! Marry a man tho ts well-de ies Sees re Discmateladinekeueted atime. } &pron and Ues me up in dC and rolls fell” on ‘ “14 f vehing } | 2onked! handkerchtet, ‘ i alt miy sleeves and [ heip wash the clothes, oe Delrirs veloped aninck and a halj behind Willing to Go Back. Willinm Davin.’ of No. 29 MoKibben |. cni papa, He came to-live with us Which Is Later Killed Yoman in the street, Brooklyn, had never :heard of | ears, schere the phrenologicai airs, Bredan, he Yes, i's irue,’ she f t I'm) io, y 3 }L.tou; would ry t papa, but 7 any person lio “live bump” ia located, Feel is |) 4: ilvens, although 1 don't know how | Bottom and Titania, and arrived at thi ise would now And what? Why, by a Policeman, | much Fh. and {t's true that I eloped ea imno Ren OE ex Pelenon she wanted me to to ve her head, if necessary. Friend With Her, yeh e Tloved bla and ree) According to him, Kipling’s Vamplre4 mother a dollde w montis Was a household pet compared with the! Wall, qidn't you give your sister $, Look out for the man broad be- Suddenly a new fikure appeared u T wasn't happy at home. We 3 , the scone. “Tiis was a stalwart, weil: hind the ears and full under the be married over hore, but On® He has warmed In his bosom and {rnd ghe bought a hat aod gloves and a] In trying to save his sister May fre Sroomed man, who daried up to fhe eves. He makes a quarrelsome |) now 1 niuppose I be went buck | 1% HOW: viper piss beatetDn feeds Beane: | avalate andi—— y id Arthur Hellmer, of New Dorp, any fiht to stay. but [wish they'd | g foraMreDavissbroke: in. d Vad her away toward a Washington] Have a care about tying up) eee eee ene liberty, 1 hate) Wie and iy waxes are. cut. “E will xive you ull Ive got; 1 wi {md dog yesterday, and was bitten sev train due to leave in three minutes. aw ARES with a muscular man of highly |) veing lockai ut is horrid place. “Yes,” he said, “a woman can make! give you my soul if you will only be |€ral times by the brute, It is feared Breden threw off the spell. The man Fons nervous temperament, He is apt}| Then she t fierseit too ask caer ofa man, 1 know men whb| good? What do you want? hydrophotla may develop, ho saw was no stranger, but a Bourne- mouth man—Breden's old chum in for- mer days. He was Charles Liovd Rob- eris, a clyil engineer, who left Bou . Mowth after the actor's migration ‘and eettied in Vancouver. Breden sprinted arofind the unsu: pecting couple, and fimnly planted him- aelg directly in thelr path, at firat | UAcKeround eight of him Mrs, Breden voiced alout on the shriek that set the echos fying among], “Come out he steel girders of the huge depot. | Hredan to Ke 10 . erases COL nk and gambled before they! “I read a stury BOGE RORY. ; rs < parner ¢ was, The report-|8ot & story onte-about the nvey Ra ea wr | fi to turn out a brute after mar. |) mA re er ene a county Juil,|artied, ut when they married thelr | worst fools in the world, L dunt He omrehun and: Hiss slater | who ie sete oe) nr riage. Se eee eect a noblind SKCah wives sald: ‘Please, Willfe, don't be! ieriber but one: 1 will t fora: Ye2rs old, were going to thelr home re AGU L Think twice before marrying a|| “tie lost some mone cards com-| Xe thal no more,) and they don't, “Butthat, tia, ha dt was the mag who! /0m A candy alore. when: the dog: at-. “He my wife! She:don:t2ca. narrledswanad HOA TEna tacked the girl, It leaped at her throat; t she, highly spiritual man. He. is apt || tme over.” she sald. “He tried to play threw her arm in front of her, and j i ees) : rie “| Cold type can névor do justice to the] iould ehange. If 1 was a of jess |" |] to become melancholy and take to |) bridse. Re eae fo Know ie*l bitterness of the young husband'n tone |conacqucnce 1 would be a tramp or bum | tie How'd teeth came together in her i] drink, 3 ee ty buy dellcactes for himactt inj @# Ne described his wite'n indifference | now." wrist ; 5 i enough to buy delicactes for hi 2 divine o 01 (a rr . | ‘The violence of the dog's sprini ( } {0 ‘the divine opportunity of moulding |«poor Mant’ Says His Pretty Wife.’ , Ks spring stayed in the stat But if you fina a round-faced |) your ie American prison and 1 have) jin into nobler. form. a Sclpiies | ote the ack A oan “Poor man," said: Mrs. Davis, with! ¢r All Three Arrested. No, Bredan might make ies 1 man nad him’ on the spot. Hound-}| none to send titm." Mrs. Davis Calm Under Fire. Serena ar a y faced, men make the best hus- And then she cried some more. e x4 Quiet sarcasm, H Fae 3 | St) marry the girl; I love her." sald ‘Ng, bred make tr | . |parrott when taken before United Stats Halt a dozen Jersey City policemen | *%s DOSS Bredan and it over whil tt (She -eat peorai Placid In a rocking | Wie baby sitting on the floor was finaly buried its teeth In her ey and hair, as a well-fed vampire does, while | playing with two cards of admission io! eld ti Jher victim strode up and down and, IMDFeaavA du CHICA 3 Ses aise Halkedsnynewaientelk Aribge, gerrified at first, quickly re- on, | her in the left cheek, on the hands, and m pliowed, and Sema ewe apencar nN once? 3 u redanatoloweds sant) Commfasioner Shields to-day, }the succeeded in prying the two gentlemen aus iehaseyehiry 1 Hereafter {t will be a simple mattor| ‘Trained in hls calling at Cambridge | Mlked= i A | Suspender (Makers' Union at Web» covert ad started 40 beat and kick epart. All hands, including Mrs. Bre- S apparently, with «| to pick aut a suitable husbandlor wife | Parrott Is the'san ofa man of infu.| 2 Uke my houne; 1 Mke to be atliigiy all unconscious of this,pavental! the dog. ) le succeeded Jn. making the: @en, who had’ cheered on her friend following. {Dr. Janeway Experiments on|sust totiow the instructions lata down | ence in London In his busness, nomi-| home with my fai But this wooan | storm. brute releave its hold on fis sister's Roberts, were placed under arrest. announced that he aYexT Dr Jullus Bernaver, He ie a meme | nally. that of a civil) enginece, with | oes nbt try to make-a home for me. |" “And het mother hae not been good! gar and was about to\rua away, with from the! sn tat Dogs. With -Antitoxin, “but® | ber of electrical and mechanical engincering| “If 1 make $15 a week she will not | io me,-either,’ continued the pluint ot| hig sister, wren the dog attacked him Arraigned in the City Hall Police Sta- © Psycho-Physiological Pennsylvania tion each was held in $75 ball for ox- |! it ¢ M ke s | on the side, young Parrott hbandies|save any. I say, ‘Let's save some for! sr, Davis. “She hax never sald a kind) + 1 catch a train for Washington, ~ Mrs. of Chicago and Knows all about it i ‘ * kind) ‘Phe dog bit Arthur on the legs, hande ‘i 4 ntio! find: Ra ~ “hye 2 Automablles commerciuil, n i avrainy di and she says, 'O, I don't} word. Never hi id dontincia ach SPS a eC ay TERETE aNtapanectena eK aes Denies S.P.C. A. Charge. Dr. Bernauer fives the girls the leap|gentieuan driver. [eave anything about rainy dayas” | Willersever aa tue Aald “Sonsln-law) ang face, ‘Then it wan driven) aWay by Soe ee pr ae er oeats|| inpioncend. remetered Alan, { year chance one hundred Sears in eve Giri gue 6 14 hex ite pablecbrokadieswit hen, turning to irs. Dgvis no] 4 man with a club. The boy and girl ty amrmed held “6,000 plunks,”” Rob- | MHS yah stay. here—on spaaaee century. may propose wh r nnappy ass me. ea nan a ans Island and-stayea | Uropped these, words of venom to any | were painfully Injured. They were car -erts, although rich In checks and drafts, Bredan to an 1 Motoring alone at Margate, one of Soe Seale ayed | wits: | to Uwir home, where their wounds she sees the man who sults her, and ( fellow mustn't think sh. but consider himself flattered by her adyances. The sloctor gave his y to his so- clety just nigut tn a lecyire on “Love and Aflinity.” Besides telling how to -cli3s wife or husband he | Within 4 few pavsenger in Parro’ ical p » sat till 4 o'clock In the morn'*— 1am not such a bad looking man Fea a et Caan Subiay feet But she never finished. The flood of | There's plenty of xirix would Lo giad | were cauterized. sit tew co Mes eusealug RtaNe tok © | pour: : Joa Was nothing in wars, Laie! 10d § Nea eee ee ae Merl girl tie crowa cone alone Cl Bhai 1 Te! x very.) Maticer to «dicate that this shaft haa! the ew Dorp bach al Basch . RO On! TelLto the world every iL 5 ae 3 i struck. | x iM be aent (day's outing, An’ uoquajntance thus | Drae iyourshuabana iniche aici] seoentt ese head will be. sent to suddenly begun proceeded so fast thal aedpintcardeaieambiect(s | echt Ay NEE didn't you play cards ul & i jas ck In the morn-—~ eoula dig up only $100 in cash, which wes only enough for one. tneinots “TH ball you," he xallantly-inaisted, | He didn't explain how he os) be clasped the hand/of/ Mra. Broiden, | Allbla part) to-nlent tn, “You'll do nothing of the sort," anappad | Parsons of the pirates In the lady, whe displayed rare. coo!ness | 1 when Re Met Pliny folk @roughout, “Bail yourself and I'll] through the alr. tay here.” : Se ‘When Breden relented and offered ball bjs wife scornfily refused. 3 ’ i] : I'll take no favors from your hands: \ wes her only comment. if « Wife Alleges Desertion. - The two men looked siretty mt when+=- }tion on ; they lined up before Judge Miller, but 5 | extn, 270 i (me pretty litle Engiiaiwoman's fur \died ino grea a & in the pupers,’’| th aliniy to me. | nunued to pace fever-! choose a ald: The aver | weer iS 8 n't make my bed or get my| A gift of flowers fades in a day. ge man. when ne carts} after they have sec eden oiler on an) — Pinochle—With a 3-Cent Ante, [dinners and if we are going to lie eat lot about for « wife, is not hunting a cook,|4verage every other da Ne noere| “Yes, blacken me, Mra. Davis, before | tocnight ao Lewont have u : verwoman, 42 housemaid, }rence,) Who) {s anjonly child, a: we | the world! Have I ever lost a cent at| to-morrow and t whe says: °My ’ yaa “He doesn't care chance f thoae most precious | args? Wh vo want? Can't a| Work: at night? Fs : i Irving Cronk | “He docsn't care tora toy, a slave or} Chancery, one of t cards What do you want? Can't \ x 5 \ | ned viviaece}a drudge, He wants woman.|and sacred (redsures of the #ngilsh| man play pinochle w BD Ce EE Fe Ab Ah erkoit S Uyer-t\iss 4 practical lover|law, invited (he eagineer to oer Bromp-| when his wife: has driven him from|that has to work, but why should a! (Pronounced Dear Kies) Women should) ton Koad home, waere ne was wel-| home? T was in a strange nonse; had| pretty woman, do ity" Poor man, again said Mrs. Da him by for’ the aah eS a a few friends) my wife suys: ‘I guess The nan is animal| and a nuy is like daily offerings of’ fragrane aneway | cultivate ood It brings hap-|camed by Mis, Lawrence, T any cholce?/ And thé ante was only! sig te very pretity by the way. J eoat. and blue, flat-topped traveling hat Will go to New L row ness and Bad health and] The girl connded to bim that she by] three cen’ What d- you think of it?" 1 said,| blossoms—ever recalling the giver. bad fbeen sadly bedragsled by her night Se eS: lauswer the charge © ant open all the doors|reason of a family affair was very un-| “Well,” said Mre. Dayis, “you did Ro noodle bon uae Ate Tah ICME: PAC-| Violette Kerkod! Is eauilly Aue for thove whe parton ina froway coll. She plucked up a Phitp 8. Henry, brother-in-law of { Dr. Janeway jo the grandson of the windows through which love de-| 4) at home. Her mother is sald to | off and leave me alone''— Piratmiorxooditte 0 the NEXL TOOT. | the natural pettuxte of the fresh violet, gritty smile, though, ax she talked to Serene hy e repo . ge : ~ pa Cultured, optimistic women are} ye 3 an income of $W,U) a) “Now, [ieten to that! appealed Mt. t-brief and laconte, Kerkod's Sachet and Face Powder la either Djer! ( the reporters. Jesso lawisohn. cOniirmed the report) shed <urgeon and ¢ at price 1 i [de an, Fe elpt of fas HAVIN yi 1 hing? oF Violette complete a delightful trio 3 “My husband deserted me three years! to-day that he ts to marry 3 | rot Ney ey, and iain of | the Batlon’s: best assete, year, while (ie ward in Chancery hax] Davis, “Will you tell me one thing? ea spiel Aeneas eo," she sald, “and ran away with a} wolfe. Hoe has just returned fr Doviors Janeway Dr. fiernater seid) woman's most) 4 sizable income. Do I, as president of the Suspender} mye above is not all Mr. Davis said Splatt Poh eat barmaid from the Cistesion; in Lon-| Ne laine c He } raid | ing uge Was between twenty- - airy Makers’ Union, lave to go out and}j; was a serial story whlch one paper KERKOFF, Parte, France , 1don, Binee then I have been support-| Ville, N. C., and sald c schar pate five and forty, Invesiigadon, he sid, Mother Wanted Them to Wait. | riot people socially, or do I not?” Would not hold; but that 4a absolutely ALERED H. SMITH CO, ineemy) er Bey, conducting a asars’s| buy his flancee a wedding prs | theory of disease, and owed hat” the hae! st murrlag ERR avers wus ie ASS atthe thins crushing argument oMr,| all Sire, Davia\sald. Sele Agents New Worm Pegistry in Bournemo Pate Sern eeHedanaLarnlan pues re en, prides. were. be | - r A sh Mr, ; nouth. Mr, Kob thelr tntention to be martied I Tamaten | ir Hee ay Rae UST IH Erma caerteiy ait ee per wlssba aay ic com baad a biitoe lyk iereadaccondl § merely befriended me, out of the go: Bees Of his heart. He lias boen, a vory DED eee ney 1 should nboat the first. of the year. They wi S legrading..to “wone Tulnous to : 1 iat re OS eee UGS her to, wait for two years. Mrs, Davis took advantage of the DORADA AS UCHR Oren an ANE With thele romance in tils situation | jause, friend—nothing more.’ live In Asheville. Lr if woos. 3 te sn ‘ wi a i He denounced the so-called “atalty® ‘i ; Peo paney STARS ek, Very, Cbllsing to all Miss Wolfe 1g not. os has been Ye: * the aati-dipnther ‘\ Mota Tac nAG Mh fa. than conipieation Heit) But you stayed at Coney Island ull} s i all the picturds—they Wanted to (ane | ported, the ess of my cil pin the cure of dip : only, oroper amnits "auld De | Mito the plot. Auarew a i. i | The: - Ake, | P : ‘ : és * no bofo! Or | sulle DOULGOY, Bnd U ar | Phen he invited tha three defendants | he sald. “She ta my first colisin japeree ies , F | Se ny Been eae Reda esT a teineer an wu Coney Island! And this Is what a } Ait that Mra regent Poti ony Sse nox tnd Both she ond I are Suat Ws sola he ts to { fF [without maklne 2 third miserable a pun aor mee pas man gets afier giving his all to a ; : ould y Ww * be y ehildren! are here in| M88 not told, but rome of his profes- J rott so! OF 1,00, ney i ae : i 4 that she had been in this country a! Bngii’h and iny enildren: are her Pa aneeeeadlteaaean Sen Hot hrs Fleceier’ tarouga thes aligiaga | Woman! \YOu wee: she does not respoct 4 un. 12, | her husband, nor does she love her 1 short Ume. Roberts to Wav iy | Counties Bank, of London, on arent may rank | foimrers for Men |Parrote hasi inthe bank an wccount of | clitldren, I hye ween her atrike her refuge tn the | Now York. 9 game Vague statement, far off when his The: Magistrate ald he would maka| Sit Henry recelved m fortune on tna) oe tn Pa ¢ 2, y I htnigs oven by f his firat wife, who Mis | With those of Jenner and’ Pa : vate some $2,00, i children. A tiger even would love its Robern bitainely Bead Ai the: hinea | Mlorence awlantine cHeleamesners trom cay to Avoid. Divorce, |p a0 tits sare Parroi Mending tobe] babies” = aa ,. from & plump bundle of bills, eA paROrtoeeaaeh Beta. the | used ving doxn, a | 0 001 e's Antl-Race, Suicide, She len't; ; Then firs, Bredan wanted to know 1¢] Bnsiaed to wed ahs meade nr? Don'f-hang around the kitchen. aicorAy s Mie successfully | sbe coultin't have “‘a rule of protection” | coffee business “here. cath In January, ffom her husband. Bhe sald whe feared | Henry was burned to York, allezing Carry: Bouin is onl¥ seventeen “How many children on Hix operat- Don't criticise your wife's do- ve your’ 1 might harm her, y : ing ‘theatre In the old Jar a rah The -Magistrate i 198, while trying to rescue maid i i |] meéstic arrangements or her cook. f/ and While’ Parrott had edd, 2 SEN hance,” Brodan net her eae tae | Aton saving the two children, Gladys | mansion, tn Livingston avenue ‘| left England before Jan. 12, on whleh| Tse quid stra, Davis, “and we've | orto a court order to keep Mra, lires (and, Violet, ina fire at their home, No,| lisswick }y ing. |date he was to turn over the $1.00 to ae petra THE MOST ACGEPTADLE dan and Roberts apart. Boast uit; Dr, Janeway wax much annoyed to-|f Share, all your pleasures swith || Petcher. Deen nieree Rt Ktaket ae EPT. ite Berens. eoreantl [pe ceuamer areauet eaneeea ie it 8 ! pen Matron’s Charge. noir cn AC ea XMAS PRESENT ‘1 v y of ¥, mers vou eated any animal cfuelly | ey so | Commissioner Watcharn sald: this a 8, four! . ad : ~ haveleyery Feason {to ibelleve that |W slle,/ match, . Anaya |] Don't correct her in the pres-||ternoon. that he woul give the Davis, with bitter mocke ‘That FOR OLD & YOUNG hat such was the casp or | prinoned little helres« ailothe libertles| sounds like a lot, doesn’t it? But 1 ence of others. at at aR if the could. He detatied a matron to ae: >) y oan: ’ : } | ‘ aed & ma\ron to Ae! teve In what President Roosevelt saya; he ay & MORGUE KEEPER SAVES Court her as your wife as as) erty ee a Will be wien tie aaine} 1 believe In large -familleatho larger| A : + ise HIS FIFTH OWNING MAN. siduously as you courted her as poner tenrocn Ag the second ward. fon! the better, But Mrs, Day Sho’ would} ROUND OR SQUARE 4 Is DR NING MAN. 4 your sweetheart, eet aan allotted to Alten Dacia) lke race suicide, I think. | "BOX OF : Napoleon spoke advisedly when he announced that if he Catches Him With Boat Hook; 4 you go to work. ithe tail, Pennie eerenicres ‘ : > x if Whe bat Hoi Anil ee) a vould ee i CNet +} While Two Men Hold Rescuer To find a ttre pick out a girl é epee eR My children shall never want.’ re ¢ banks ¢ Nile and live there for the remain Y a a ’ ps _——— his days,’ The Nile Valley {s the most fertile Steetch_ of by the Heels, Head Down. ae as oe Hpees na-}/ AGED 8, TOILS FOR MOTHER. : MLAS! ft d ¢ Hadion: an berets) ray! 30 peal ously wee Superintendent John Arinstrong, of mood Mele ? ad Namry ori Bey Neaelo interes arti Many mothers lastead of , air \s fa rene perfume, Cereals an er the Morgye, organized a human. life ; q i Seo | ge varieties Of vegetation spring up, develop and yleld their Ine ‘yesterday and saved a drowning Tetl her she ts pretty, Sends Her Money, destroying the children’s | DECORATED WITH HOLLY’ WRE, ndry frufts as if by magic, Thi lied. fertility’ of su fruits as y magic, is unequalled fertility o! man, Jonn Brown, night watchman at Keep her lov 05} DENVER, Des, 16—Aft long, ‘ . AND SPRAYS ‘Frond Is caused ‘by the Nile overflowing its banks, -To- [thersBiagkwéll'y taland: ferry! feb. cell eA US LER SLRS Wi Sep Neh at ets er stomachs with’ candy and, 5 Lae thousands of: square miles of ground are covered by into the river from the dock at the foot! § mate breskidmincets te please vaussl AoGiMeeR te Aledea vO cones: ty ON Mammeinen ee cake give the youngsters a | FULL VARIETY OF OTHER FLOWERS “water, To-morrow they are yielding foodstuffs for a na- | of East fwenty-first street. | tenement-house widow in New. York handful of Grape-Nuts when Hoods by Weasett, Keller, Fleher and Othere ti Armatrong threw & rope to th Tug: Spuengnae einer “ei ", cht. ate i an wy Cl P s ’ cone Ike The World's Want Directory 1s this avonderful ging man, "but Brower Soul not ‘catch | PROMINENT MASON SEAT TET eA a ts iSeviarclnerslar ienisore’ Ei Bn IGA roe mined or eneesting 81.00 “ Egyptian flooding and growing process. To-day The World TELAT gMEMRLoMay SE DICER ena eoeae et nat Ee ; tikes $3 ' 0 | comes out with thousands of offers of employ, work, Dy, jsioreve, & boleaia!aind*anorner man | DROPS DEAD IN STREET. |ioemitasitdcad-ani ine nies ot | MRE im Me may of awecie. - r i dasa) to the dook, Arms. 1 h ‘ay rT s 8 show sell rent, flnd, loan, ete. Then’ comes the great tide of ies SUA nic aaN bt Sl virecuers GTS FRE Eis ir caey eo DEE TE Oe ie renal ls soon) showa on stems gry sroes in opportunity seekers, and by night World Want offers have eels and let him down to the wator. stead of being placed in a charitabie| la greatly Increased health, N. J., dropped dead of heart ADTHORIZED SALES AGENTS Been accepted and demands: granted. And then, the next Holding @ boathook, the superintendent | Forest Hill, {{natitution, a Ta } < morning, there comes a brand new assortment of chances DMioA Broun ANGELL tS! cahenti the sharp see a veallls at Arete avenue} Good ipernelieiid have iven (hin strength and mental/activity, EVERYWHERE f i; o o0 e men |and One Hundred a: enty-aixth | money, ne Hon fo His mother, | s— 4 , ” } “to better one’s condition. And by night they, too, will holding Armstrong's heols slowly drew |gitects Ho Was on his-way to tha home| and barely Keone limaeif alive by. sell | “There's a Reason, ave been carried triumphantly away by: the’ great army of the ¢wo men to the dock, ‘Maloney In| of his brother-in-law, Ambrose Egbert. (ing. papers. The Humane Society. ix Read. the famous {ittl World readers. ‘ ide tats ny pneu ed Into” the OE Noe a0 Westy One jundred ‘and soaking phoma for Rim cibut he ca ead. le q P y taken ety atreet, Mr. 1C . "T quess ack to Now. York: “ ‘The World has reared a crop of 1,369, Armatrong hag aaved four other men {member of Sylvan Grove Lodge, Novas, | (hem it thatsewhat you are Rolng. to book, “The Road te Well- 127 Separate year. ‘Advertisoments fram drowning and has three medals | and for vents bad been Grand Librariag | do, how can I help out ma in & place " 0 far: thi BERVg een fot te babe of New: Xork ow | Mke Ghar? — : 1, ville," Ia pkgs.