The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1908, Page 3

5 r THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1908. ‘Cora and Emity Van Norden, Banker's Daughiers KISS IS UNDER wis HER BELL BAN OF “BRAINS” AND KETTLE AT IN QUAKER CITY FATHER’S CALL vis. Soy New York Doesn’t Wonder at Beautiful Cora Van Philadelphia’s Attitude, but It Doesn’t Go Here. IN EVERY But the Metropolitan Osculator Society G Is Not to Be Scared by a lvho Became Norden Returns Home From the Salvation Army. SMACK HIS PATHETIC CRY WINS. GERM | ‘| Found Fashion- | able Life Too Easy and Worked in Street. After nine ve: Saly the b ars in the ranks of the By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. RGauldi vou choous tlon Army Miss Cora Van Nord atiful and Warner M. Van anker rather than eantiment?: nted daughter 0: end ref-sin well in Wonld you be intelligent om kis or weuld you and head Company, has by oseu'atian? 7 that Philadelphia phys nding to th are clamoring for the 5 lea tm tn } Neve that te w nA returned to her tathe She varied by selling The young we She was in the hool to e Salvation Lassies WHOLE FAMILY DIE BONAPARTE TAKES WITRIN FIVE WEEKS STANDARD Oil 10 HIGHEST COURT | Asks Writ in ‘Bip Fi Fine Reversal | aged nixty-| Mrs. Mathilda Stampt?’s Two Sons Quickly Follow Her to the Grave. Mrs Mathilda Stampyfy, nine years, and her two sons, Gaward) and Says Threshing Out and Frank, aged thirty-sie and thirty. eight Years, respectively —an entire of Case Is Necessary. Rrooklyn family—have all died within A surviving sister, Mrs 1s prostrated at her home, WASHINGTON, Nov, 2 —Attorne oll street General Bonaparte to-day filed a peti mpfs lved at No. 93 Newell tlon for» writ of — vtlorari in the Su- The family js well known in | preme Court nited States, sreenpoint ing that Co Mrs, Stanipft luring the sec. ond week in ctor she was removed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. | Greve, where she died from heart trou- Bi ete AD on the charge of violate | pie on Oct. 13 ast law ‘al Ce tha posi: Her two song, both bachelors, aul “ine A tended her funeral. A few dayn later aa Edward, the younger, became fl from, Jadge Land pneumonia, He aleo died at the home of his «ister on Nov, 19, and his funer cold yesterday. rely had Undeitaker John Wetgand, | 7 Nassau avenue, concluded | uneral than he received th message from St. Johns He astern Distrlet ne another Stampm is After work or play there’s genuine refreshment in White Rose Ceylon Tea A 10c. Package makes 40 Cups. without delay mpi was admitted to the ¥F fering from kid “fort Nacht so: the: hospital slablesy and every effort Was made to gave him, but rly to-day ses in charge of the rly supert ward mpff died say that last night d himself upon an elbow and | mother” and had died His funeral will be was not told him held to-morrow War 1 his consent had n very well over ir it's exactly w the px 1s er in the n, who died fourteen follo HEPNER SHEARS. | Sacre HS WEE USED work since their) Fico C: second Enrico ( brow mover Pennsy aids, to back up th hes swore to a storm @ wig shop, wh ——— Yafhdavits were of sim- an Norden had been high in| s of the § Wigmaker Declares ; counc n Army for r denies the ci arges relating to ntered the S Bale ty W.)son’ ‘any other woman. Gate we Peabusan| eal Drove Him From Their vals Nie Yeeeved the death would were po osculation of \acte have fo werm is | tlon, as one ne Van > | pees i | in the Coun-) | Yostifies To-L ier Suit of Ti, J. Jacobs for Divorce. condition ti je the can't Aerie Gacteria were to Mrs. Bessi tion for s give up & nothing not allowed t yy whelesnle 1 of defend tor an absolute divorce before Justice | , to whom she was mar. names Ei te dealer, as co-re- Iso. ntions a mat does not As third BEGINS TO-DAY, “THE BLACK BAG.” Great Romance of Love and advance, to bacteria can fore, it us the keep the sta name he ndent he names I a wealthy She Sweare of Affinity, y, Mrs, Hepne rges ana town | omes Lin whieh Mrs Jacobs was a widow, Mre, Hesale | ares 3y the Author of she den Evans, with a daughter, now fourteen | ow “ ” vt years old, She says she has been an wet TRE BRASR HOWL, ve nyalld since she married Jacobs { as to MAGAZINE PAGE. ‘y he declares that whfie her husband | am the gates of oscula: j tr a her, the men he accuses did \ aiehinent, they could alleviate her suffering. | Edwin T, Tal Jacobs when th e Justice Platzek in the} purt this afternoon erro championed | se was culled Germs in Kisses! 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