The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1908, Page 3

‘ THE EVENING WORLD. HORSES CRTICZE SOCIETY SEALE SHOW FROM RING inds Running Gear Hospita That Would Disquality One Entry. WEAR May L ose cat ond £ in Sixteenth Surgical Opera! 10TH UPERATION TO SAVE SMITH WILL CST ALES Patient’s Bod) Neck Covered With Scars From Surg tha eon’s Knife. ALL “BLINKERS.” | A FOOT AND LEG GONE. ‘si eres i} Headstalls Like Those Worn! Operation Performed in Effort by Truck Horses, Only | Less Practical. to Stay Progress of Bone Tuberculos Ethel Lloyd Patterson. w liam Smith, a prematurely gre exclaimed man of his body s feet and ns. tmpatient!s tre of the he cen deyond the railing troup of n he and t He k Tei but he had alwaye liked her Re felt like der \ ‘I suppose " * taun the corner of her mouth. geld very high. “Oh, it may not be wh tall style,” admitted t) “put it's quality and all | guess. She can draw a pal bver my back any old time.” vnce tuberculosis foot and leg ad through his ay: noun before’ they) ity here as. © stick he ‘The man’s rem serted itself as “But I matntain her gear would dis- Was carr hand anc quallfy her for the blue,” persisted the | swept It a He manages to ay mare, wickedly abou cane, “Well, maybe,” the black gelding sl- |! cows In wed, “but, after all, S's cross-country Patient ding and not work Brighton abandoned 1 or the tanbark i i nim asa thing possess k for Saye ing the doors and fleeing # re. they see him coming. Not all of Smith's fifteen operations took place during the year. He has been inder a surgeon's knife practically ten years. leg was removed a year ago, but very litte was left of his foot prior that amputation. Twelve times bones the limb were scraped. Three of the had been removed in hope fighting the disease. His Many Operations. "You see, father and mother died of this thing, aid, “a've had six doctors cuttin, 3 of me oft for ten years. One leg ie gone. Now they figure on taking off my’ other ieg und both arms. They have operated on me appendicitis, tro and an ailment of ing from this bone decay pur ri are ‘gone, but tm still here He smiled as he puffed at a cigarette. "When they took off the leg the other puffed up five Umes ite size i asked what was the matter and was told 1 shows a person wu t's all work on Sheae women,” the tan ruminated “Don't you belleve it," the black g tnd then quickly stepping fis excitement here once a yea pr course, the! «like newly contradict 1g out of line, ack again in “You only too, like peered the inure, ‘ough shod ft Uloguized the Shades of pe the bay mari jamond!"” efaci- 1 you look at oman that just headstall on the aced up to the group. t looks like one of these spongo- Pooda the truck horses wear in the su er time.” laughed was in sympathy with the one I loi rehing his neck and paw! ng the iy if Its been th ob athy ever eee G i rdy i: » relatives bought me a cruteh, bi Perey ali, t the judges seemed to be looking his Couldnt use i 1 cant sleep nights and | ae tee oy: I can’t eat much. Then they wonder vee i Truck Horse Bonnets. Ny, an DaByOuE ES TislpReae Varner ae i st He ORC ane aes neaaibwcrnemeanrie | enee eolne tom nbanie tepisleE closed Wit Inke themselves comfortable, at least. | Mat oe and Tl get over ier to leavescheausiuitionainia Viny don't they ct holes ea t yee i. a for while. f those th ORE y * ’ 2 nrough? ‘Th i Ley et Thompson’s Letterheads State _* forougn? 7 hey. car fr don’t come to tha I etterheads State, ‘ Ha Til walk on my. kne putate my leg, How Doesn't Fear Smith used t Or can't see, eithe should. think,” replied the fr ‘ose mane-trimmings—'hats,” f —look Ike a combinat They put things like th i “cows to keep ‘em from jum: He Was Instructor at N. Y. University. WSN Beauty and FRIDAY, : wae “OL, il iE tap iu FAT TING - ; Wife A Counel \\. ri 1 So Wrote to | hel peti eid Theft Reveals ed te Mrs. Cu rinting derick | Broken Glass onees Tr would not stop these women A Draw s easy chair up so that in| =s5 8 fumping, tho gh.’ declared the ‘er complaln his last m would f the pie- + are an unnecessary me Hor have to see wh * and swo! Ie apacesihed ye E 5 2 ‘ 9 | Maye Leeson nar a furgeons too plain ture of f who! lslldyings int he MRS. LESSER BURIED. Harris Suction Clips iy agnough.” tortures, Dr. 1 Brooklyn Hospital f oo | 4 ane z body ‘Thompsor PPL TRESS Ova teat tole prevent all tilting, slip- : + d himself by nos! Be ping and pinching—anz your pd up and his the tube of a droy " body. of es, | ent 2 minutes Smith ts | rooms at No. 11 West One Hundred an6 ae 0 Glasses Won’t Fall Off hth street Taudie i Attached to your glasses fc 5 cents o'clock, was discovered by Mrs. whom he yen! ing up his he ars d the roo: wher I iike to pray, 1 wanted to In't get there. e yet. They'll an my other peg m voting for him anaes | NOW IN BETTER FORM THAN EVER Story of Recovered Health and Improved Voice Due to he next Ume No time Las been se r fu uctor of langua the New York University. At th stitution, an Evening Worid reporter wax informed that they Knew one attached to the faculty of that her dis- etermined H mt b fro itera Gar however, c long as he name Learned Wife Was Dying. It was on Saturday Jast, a Mrs. Mor that Pr who was forty-two years old anc BRIDGE CAR PROBLEM. | of owture and refinement, learned that If 6 p surgeons said to-day ay go two Months without ation, bu t his aenaee | cording to PHARMACIST About Caffeine in Coffee. | rval of the diss Telly Facts : + “Abou twelve years aso 1s Timely Advice. ree, ays Wed bape coffee,” wr 1 Colo. [ings Dine 2A an Posturi As a res Nonrd of Refers tt to a] ee in a sort of lotha gan Postum ve. Fe lee ’ Select ¢ Ittee. house to visit @ hospital with | The recent experience of Miss Cecile! A select committee of the Board of | wife's niece. Mi oa Kunzil, a popular singer whose pleas-| stimate will dispose of the question of | No, 161 Prospect aiahanhel Rell ig Voice has frequently delighted New | over the Blackwell's Isl- | Airs. Nichols. tol eiantatan York audiences in concert and church | q aD a asridene reporter to-day aE eT readers, Kune 9 Mali eharmouital delehtalandiihe Gepakisnilcien’ lie iaat West One Hundred and Railroad Companies all want fran- | was here on a was. sertoni Mireet, New York, She says to cross elther or both of the new | He was a graduate of Brown, she § . I ‘had indigestion and stomact swith terminal privileges. and was about to be appointed J irouble for five years. What I suffered Ie of languages at New Yor ¥ during all that time would be Hard to fesertbe, though | presume my experi- tne was much the as that of | jhousands of others in a similar don ain after eating, fermentation of | sour stomach, heart palpitation eh Sates pervousness, weakness and general ex- daustion: |THROWN AT GARDEN JUMPS. ‘My professional work was largely in-| serfered with on account of these dis- essing symptoms In my anxiety to Yvercome them L consulted a number of | waite boctors at different times and tried vari terminals: lay the Board of 1 the sev to a sele same stimate condi ‘ns and Falls While ¢ Mra Allen 1 Julian Keith ntemte | dus remedies that were recommended to| jen hetore i f Postu meer 4 ne. 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