SBlmaldrtl by (hit lYesrriit),uMn) Oynpanv.
h 0f .MONDAY EVEMING, JURE 1.
i ifitJBScklPTlOKSTOTHEEVEN'lKH WOULD
' ifilll? V" (nrtudfiB AJ'aJft)
I' em? ru atoNTii soc.
II IFirEitTEAU 83.00
I fVotai ,. .....i No. 10,877
I I jfc..'.' Entered st tbe r nm t New lotks we
lt tiBr ' oml-clen. matter.
I W1 rrrnnANrti offices t
I, HP w'ouLo i'itown urvict-vun nnoanwAT,
I' BffipetVMn Mill and. I.Mt rsw York.
It K'lMt'MKLVM ' Iowok St. WAItLEM-
fflEi'' "leSais Department, trill Hist lSflrrt Bf. i Ad
li Wfii sre)rteHieiifealJ57KsT UfiTiiMT.
I MJawPDILADEt 1 IIJA, I'A.-I.Ktmm DoiLninn, 1 12
I BSil1oCT0iiBr. WAMUNtTION-OlOUTiiBT.
m tfg&S.'.lOilClOH OITlClv-.W CootLstusBT., imril-
nU.. yfeafc'flqnaBt.
K $&' HBB0E8 OF OUR PEACE.
I'' tfiffiy'a01''' recorcls gaffered on Saturday,
Bf RF'When tho superb nlhletes from the gn nt
I. iKaolleccs of the land roc together In their
' HJ&aVBnual sports at tlio Berkeley Oral.
It jBiTbey sro the heroes of our tlmis
I. BiiOf peaco, these fellows of sturdy
I jKumV ond steely muscle, nnd thou-
I IMSt&bds who do not seo thetr fents of strcricth
If Wwfeel In reading of them a touch of national
I MaftEFH0 and individual emulation.
ft H8omo.linTe complained that such affairs
1 K&j?'3 tneM athletic cnims hna come In lata
I Hara t0 tnke tno nnc'1 o( tfl a,t'n-
&g&ion' on c,norlnl ny which should
I WMba devoted totho purposes for which the
-' fflfdnyirM or'gtnalljr set apart. Itlaprotia.
H; Mtteliowcver, that the dead soldiers of tho
I' 2lJpfoitTfoul(ll)Oth8 last, could tuey speak, to
I' ffiS(ter tbl complaint. They saved tho coun
pST that It might grow ; and surely, n noble
I' lie1t of its growth Is the development
I' asP"0' ttrcngth and manly qunlitlcs amoncr
H; SMthose whotna), at sotno future day, have
He jfiilto be. Us ricw defenders. Memorial Day is
itfjn holiday In memory of tho dead. It oin
jftgnpt 'bo unllttlng to exhibit on that dnv
Wtom; of 'the elements which will help to
Hi g-gprejervp that for which they died.
Hi HS& ' IaE PAaADE TO-DAT.
HI r i"0 'ctroP0!'tan Police are a Ann sjiee-
Hi 'c as "" '""ch ,n their annual parade.
Hi s'n boJv they present splendid physique,
Hi S51" em tuca stITnft'l' under snch perfect
Hi (Uscipline and to know that It is the (Treat
Hj. K CTigino o( the law apnlnst evil doing in this
!Kcoramanlty Is a comfort to the citizen.
JJThe ew York poltro are peacemakers.
EJTner are the protectors of the cltficns, and
llisfiuch ootifled to respect and consldcra
P sttpn,",As a rule thov fulfil the duties of
HJ) 'hVX position In li faithful, and exemplary
HJi wii ,i iThe shortcomings of a few should
Hji finl?"' re"'ct Vpon the cXLollenca of the
ll B (many. i;
HJ i 9 JUjWlien'th'ese ffnc fellows nro marnlialled In
Hr Kj'no tney may well fefl an honest prltlu in
H helrjtriklns apptann;o. The) loojt what
Hh tSkxro'Uio city's defender.
H iSdo TOT FORGET TDEH.
Hj? fflWh ,hfl bln,l,? ot Bummer thp
HJ, Hiof P001 rlUUrcn who live In' the
HJ; ud'cd,teuem.aU bejrin. Their quarter
HJ; P'ti-r'v confined and unbeaHU- The
HJ (eBof'nmmer Mill aurt'il all the inoon-
Hj vntencet of fiuxk Jiving quarters, and tho
HJ jVrins'l'CdlKiH'o lnrkins in thno roomh
J rllbe,d'STeIopMl. Children 'w I h their
HJ Jellcate "physiques will be the lint and
Ji thief vlclimr.
HJ O-V small pootrihution to the Tree Doctors
HJ ft'BJ a B"r tneaLS of vcitlncEoineof
HJ (SVl''" nhlch will otherwise bc.jft thesa
HJ ,!)ll(!rcii t.f the posr. Do not let 5 our
HJ pclshbor, upon whom they have no more
HJ ';ln!ni" thin upon you, do nil the helping.
HJ i tire 3 onr ihare, and glvo It promptly.
. .
ml jS'JTbe YcJo Claps Hook" of tldsycar
Hi fcho'ws lo'rth several things o (,-rt'iit In
ptercst aid which nflict most crodltably
on ItiOV Institution las a plaio tor opUcgiali
ETruiuins. The gradnatint; class OLt
Hl Knumlx-rs by thirtj-Bevcn any1 clawt which
HB hatvir kft Yule. But ono point de.
HB Serves s)ovisl mention. In thh claB
HB ? fine hut.drcd and tibty.soi en nuni-
HB. fjg, tlfly of ttn.q have dcpenJed on
BBJ iielr oivn exertions to supply tto menus foi
BHi (bcif.ipllogocduuition Another interesilpy
BBJ iointis that the best tcholars of the class
BBJ faro a40 somo of the best athletes in YaU.
BBJ,' the mi.!n objection to college, athletics has
BBJ lieen'tliat tliej stand in tho way of mental
BBJ; vrofrrvS. The eol'ego in(,n iho cxctls In
BBJ l both in the but tpcclnn that could ba dc
IBB aired, "2
faj; '
BBJ ,t ThsConiKctlect bre has taken to school
l fi!$2!&li' ,wt"! "' tl'om, U honeymal.-
Hi ?Kjiip1cuiola of lladdam school hou-ie.
bVJI fiagaKhUnef t ht rcureaftt tlicmtelvin.
H; gjmWTOfe'ff lha uiiocRbiiauu
BBJ) jKWW" do not entvr Into
bVJ 3ffr.rJx ,lnil;! "'"' an)
BBJ1 uii:nsa"JcwPifiv which ni bu
BBJJ' fcUof and lh; edtiLullonal problem bai
BBJ, Ua'ieu.on unlicHru-yf ulMeultlcs In that Jur-
BBJ AiCcljCwctton. Jt hai uQtjto be uu beus o.
BBJJ, n6 tchoot Tho beo ulionkl not inter n
BBJ.' 'Jcliobl txoept lhrou;h Virgil' i OeoraiL,
BBB vwliu'd it filluifs the joutbtnl brain oulj.
Hj
HJBj 1 A''liunchuuicn story of bus igir.es frtim
BBB- Spzoustf. gu ouu of tho bmi-quarr)
BBB bruqtUci ot tho P., I. , ,ipd V. . J.ailroad tLo
BBB ipleuiolrortha' clecaio l'ght h.id drawn u
BBB; M-ri.ir;uliard-shU!t.d bu vit!ilii tho lut-
BBB' lnudon of Its spbert, und tho (rain, ww
BBB; KtutuiDy - blocked by them. A local
BBB. wratit sajs the beast is h) brid. a cross bo-
BBBL '.weua p. Hthodome and souto predator
BBK, (t.t. As their hard shells cracked under
IB' (fa "uto!s oj the cars thyro was A cuiillaif-
H fisdttBOatlon h of j-mallpivpls. There-
BBK goit'Slut theke bugs Isdccfditljr loud.
H IrJl,'WQJU:, ' On-tmrd street, cap-
HHl m!. "rdar tho oiler night. She had
HHb P S;.c''"" onto tho roof, but she linully
Hl feH 'lm wllh lhQ M ot pme of tho
BVjjP j'Wi1 ''"' T'' ma,v v"x4 6Uitemey dU-
HB Pr'i"' ''n CJP'ural j) u uoruau,
BBVI eM't 0tTTl ih0 l0L A tn"'kIur !3I."lve,
BVHE Vv blm in, sumtnoiitd u pviicu-
BBBJ ud thru fututcd. Tho beautifully
hH (
mi ka
calculated tlreo for the faint is tho Mrlklnfj
fenlure In Tier cose. Women, even when
plucky, are still fcmlnlno.
Tho r.asicrn District has developed a pe
culiar cran)c. lie Is particularly obijoxlqns
to tailors, lorltii hobby oonslitcd iii smash
Inp plate glass windotfs and1 ab.itractluK a
pair pf trouMTB. JIu wai wont to pawn tho
purloined unmititlonablcs. At last ho cov
ered an artery In his wrist from tho jagged
edge of n window ho had broken nnd was
trucked to his homo liv tho blood which
flowed Irom his wound. The llrooklyn
tailor ttltlbroutho more frcety now.
Walt Whitman celtbrtted his aovent).
second birthday rtnlurday, forty admirers
and frlcnJs uf his nlttin;don at dinner
with htm. vl he halo old poet ns In good
heulth nnd good cplrlts One pleasant
feature of tho occasion was n lotter from
another tcfenin bard, Atritrn Tennvon.
Whitman ii bii Amirlcnn product, and
whcnhcfifxs there Is no ono to take the
unique position he has held In our litera
ture. Many more jiars to him.
Anti-Call men in Florida liate rained the
question. Pf the validity ot tho Senator's
Into election, Tjntcd on an Intcrcitlng point.
It is held that thn quorum In the Joint
hesslonofj tho Itejlsbture was Insufflcleut
In that it I'ontalned no quorum ot the
State Scnati, and that no Actual meeting of
the Senate is recorded for the day when
Call's election was announced.
It is beiloed that of the 8,000 to 10,009
people who visited the Mnseum of Art yes
terduy nffernoon tho great majority bad
rieicr been there before. TnK of IIboU
would bo the Sunday opening Juntlflcation,
eru ono needed
JIunAT Halstcau expresses the convic
tion thar III UN'!- will' consent to a nomina
tion in 1SW and that lUiuttsoN will be his
warmest supporter. In case ho seems to be
tho only Republican with u chanco of
election.
Tho Ertdgp promenade la freo. Tbero Is
now ono way ot getting. to Brooklyn with,
out pa lug a tax.
Tho Art Museum's first Sunday opening
was a splendid success.
It's a Ono day for "(he Finest," on
parade.
lime ou tried the frco llrldge prorae
nado T
Tho raro da s of June are upon us.
1POTLETS.
Ilia Orir Ut off lot of NibatUn oilltaln
honor n lh .'xirvtltub'i t ill lo that IioJ. Trurat
to tlio Cearavnoti mcaoa ttia abaedco of iraTftlt to
tuth- oxllra. ( r
Atono In London M borro-ftns of in Amarton
tourtta?a-poundnot. J
A roal INaljr Hpnos lamb lias inor oapaVa wbn it
U alifn tban wban U it ft aaTory drpartkd.
i ' ' ' i
A ralt.bltd abotild bit a oir.toon In Ita mvalcal
repertoire
v
' i
" Farly th !" t f n1 farir In rlie."
U tb irnlbiMl lAtnlUir, itHraum
Tban at S F, M. you'H bo clealps your erea,
Aniiiail gal up with plta,avie at one. Cur.
. I
tVbaunMpmatt martfae.11 Icarnaa ba baa sot bU
piok, HUAtavcr mky le enM about her.
' w . I
"lapr coins for aalits inj ontter," Mid tbo
barlff aa be IwtM jor an auction af bli taller'i .
A writer ot topical aonsa bouH uot be regarded
aa crlmtna bseampbeean makorbrmo.
TbeTliltl 1'artr it lao friendly to tbe I'armara to
to "Atalsallbecraln."
. ' n en ,i
WORLDLINGS.
pokmofivaupof tli-t com foe AniBt.ean btutUi
at KbcIUU tooiety She a a t&tl clr!, with a beta
Iffutbfurtnil eiqaUUnolc nnd armi, 8b ta
prt'iinted'ttt tti Uit tj drfflntrtkra by Mri.
Llneola. V
Tfaa () tribe of Inditn li tbn wflittfilrit tji
t.n!n tbowTlJ 'fholf w'ilthjer cipltn s tiwrn
tlm.xi. treat ml hii of tbo Anierloin psopU and
(?n tlro a rift at ttt tit tha IfnitlliLi,
rbeCouittos of LewfnhavPU Serratarj aj
aTiladaurtitr. inherltfd $TB,00l)1by tba daatb ul
her lunbaud. hho allll resides in Wilnu acton and
ii occiiiuDttlr aou out drliloa, ttted In tla daptt
b'lia A ' v
TUa Quean pf.bpfcli li iid lo ba ona of tba bait
hQUMltampur it Midnd, and more tliim ona of the
cunifnts worn btbebiby Klnr batbaon made by
li! loyal nintlipr. l
Mri. Cornal.ua Vanderhllt li eill So biva ptld
lef.00)for ir new team of carriaia borne . Ttiry
wore boojiht In Path and ara demi rang Tar
obarooi, halt blocds, and us btaatlfuUy initobad
VAGRANT VEHSES
i Tlddledy Wlnfcs.
W.l, wbtt artfyvnidDrIaaid toafitnd, .
"In tna war at atnuftirt to-daj
For Kuchr and ttaiina, I undaratkUJ,
Ara rapidly An away.
Apd WriUt, tlwtc'or.oue BiroAo( camaa,
TbJt bta tia ) u ual.tnitad refro,
AMth Ghetktitu, llfcktainmon and Crlbbajce, too.
Ara all cf fcht-ra vailvi anaf .
"Tliedonkysnolupcar era loainvt hair taili
Ihi C(iff pirtUi are ttrgucb
1 b lii la Cluvnr urrr tl t hat1 to deatb.
to wbati tbfrenow lalttadu;"
' Wa pity, ah . iiiwred,wltb a bluih and a imlle.
A atiit fullof hi udifulklnVit
0ut it' Jnit iim twer- titrn yuii usard of ll ?
iJuycaliu liitdlady Dka,
r Hottvn Tromeript
Help Noeeed.
"Tt me put oayot.rltpaiif.aah.
Ifvcot thirLitrlttit
Vuf men lu weir (hoa thtngK,1 aba la d.
It 1 not mibiy quit
l!pin,k it tit, iiiu thru itieaald,
V i my! Jxraiily tnv
I li t put tblrt around alonat
VwUelsbaie (ubeip me, dar)M
CMhttr and WiWiAfr.
Tlo Idoql ijincj Konl
How oar Learta with joy uprUa
lyu wObin tbam ire D li.rt'u
Lti my Mfi u to tbe i k h
Auinit arawi ue uuwn to arth,
Jlrvi4ty ,
Coneflclnl Hxoiclse
Iron (), A, ii.tk lf.Afy J
Mr. rininw (10 r. i.'0-Mr dar, tim doctor
iijH a briik wIk lwtor com? to bfit will m.
Mrf. lMikle ll, njf iivHra lUl clear tho
r win no you v'au wilK. Z'lease carrr tno baby
whhn7 ? '
P Saved Out
Uoir tea lhl ooij stialUr xniei-iont are
beard from tired, OTrnrorleJ womea.ancl wear),
anjloaa nn. "who do not kn'ojr j-hera to find ro.
Ilef, ror that luteuve wearlncm to eoaiuion And
o dlsconraimu iro rcrneitlt rfoiatneud Ifood'e
8rairilU ' ii ta not a atimuSauj, tut a true
tonic, i,-radtu)ly bui.dlnir up all tba eak ontim
la tccb. a ,r a lo Lo of Itetta; bcaaat.
blood'B SsrsnparHIa
Paid bjraU dimiriita, Olt U for l'i. 1-repor.d
only Uf 01, HOW A-'CO.. Lowall, llaaa.
IOO Dosoo Ono Dollar
I SifETCHES'BY'l
KzfZOzZLi n.T-.aeiiaewii aiaeaj anl
Ha Had Him.
Ho atood nnd looked at a t(rn on Four
teenth itroct n loner, lonfr time, nnd then
finally cntctcd a amall shop and tald :
"You hate n kIru out hero which aays:
'Troy l.anndr) '"
"Yes, lr."
"Well, lr, Uthl New York City or tho
city of Troy?"
" My dear lr," replied tho laundry man,
" I ran nmcll nlilnkev In our hrcath."
"I don't douht It, for 1 just took a
drink," ,
"Well, lr. Is till Nov York City or
Dourhon County, Kintucky?"
"I envoi" chuckled ' tho caller as he
backed out and wont his way.
Ho Hit It.
"Jim," suddenly observed ono of three
men who wero sltllni; on tho samo bench In
Union Square, "nrr vou uddecatedt"
" Of courso 1" replied Jim.
" Then I want jou to tell me what,' mor
bid curiosity Is. I just caught it In tho
paper here."
" That's easy enough done, bupposo I
put inc hand In tno pockot and pull It out
apalrft"
"Yes." ( '
"Would jou and John look to sec
whether I had a plug ot tobacco or tno
handkerchief t"
" Wo would.''
"Then, that's 'morbid eurloMty' nnd a
mean plrco ot husln'rs, besides, and I'll
answer no more questions for you."
Ilicht Bide Now. , ,
Ho was stundtiij on th,e, steps of tho
Drooklyn City Hall Saturday and ohecriu
the old vottrans, whon a man bevlde him
asked"! - '
"Weren't yon In the war, too?"
" You 'bet I whs t" '
"Then why don't ou'jo(n tho boys?"
'' Just exactly becauaejBoirie of you'uns
shot mo in the ltff at Gettysburg and tbe
durnod thins had to bo suwed off 1"
And tbo other lookod down lo find tho
loft lepr none and a crutch trying to take its
place, and queried i
" Which side "
" Wrong sldo then, bnt hurrah, for Uncle
Sam now I Whoop I Whoopeo I Whar'a
tbe foo who wants to tucklo this United
States I"
Working Up a Drink.
It was exactly midnight tbo. other night
when a stranger walked softly Into; a
Uroudwny hotel nnd whispered to tho
clerk, who whirled the register ar6und at
hlin:
"Will you please toll melt Admiral
Deiumont is stopping" at this hotel " , ,
" He Is not," was,the reply.,
"Thanks exceedingly tjmnkful," whis
pered the man m ho tiptoed out..
Teh minutes bitter he' rettfrncd tAlth'tho
samo soft atop and mysterious air to whts
pei : .. 1 r .
" I was mlatakcn Ilts name is not Ad
miral ,l)eai)mQnt, Jbut itu., Thomas.''
" Noatvch man here, air."
" Than''- -pHny thanks." , .
Iain time It wasn't over live minutes bc
foroho returned, and he'walked bn tlptoo
to tho counter and whispered f
' Sorrj tottrouhle you agaln, bpt it is
neither Admiral lliaumont nor Oen.Thomau
I want, ' U,ls Jones .. Joues.''
"No. Jonas litre."
" Just plain Z Jones small man bald
bead lame In left leg open countonance."
" Ko8Hcb"mun.'"
" Very well ; I'll call ngaln."
" JJo, jou won't litre take. It nnd
go I"
Thet clerk bnmlcd out a nickel, iind the
man. took It, bowed his thanks, and said aa
be softly tiptoed away;
" Yours uutll death I You know how to
keep tavern, and jou arc onto the racket I
Good-night I "- - M Quad
AN OLD-TIME GEORGIA MONSTER.
It Wub Half Animal nnd Half Man,
Elffht Feet Hl&u.
' In August, 181'.', says' tho''st. Louis" J(t.
2llU, a ptrty of hunters found In a moun
tainous legion, now known as ltabun
Count), (!a., a telng nearly eight foot high,
colored with bluish hair und hmlng a
human face adorned with Immense ears
resembling thoscTof an n.
The creature was stono deaf, and on that
account scorned to lio wholl) unconscious
of tbe npproach of tho men Tho monster
seems, from nil accounts, to bae been i-con
on several occasions during the next, four
)tars '
Iu 1S10 a number of adventurers from
Virginia, most of them surveyors working
up the unexplored portions of Georgia And
the Carolina!, formed themselves into a
part) for tho cxprers purpose ol capturing
tho uncunn) icing ft i otelblo.
Tbcy scoured tho hills and allo) for
kcumi eluja and at list leturmd utuiic
cetsful to the tattlni; point. Iho learned
Joseph l'urlr, then living at Culpcpc, a ,
v.rotu,tho following in n lefter toj John
Ulshop. of noto,i, 1 ineolU!.hlrc, rnglr.tul
" An aw iul on attire1 half nnliunl and half
man, of gigantic staturo and fierce mlon, Is
Unnwn to iubablt the wild regions totho
fotith ot u. boiut think lh.it there is a
race ot thiHo monvters hiding In the hills
and uiouiUatns ot ((orlu, the placo wUro
It ni the) haw been tho ottcntat seen.
"Ot thu tew peoplo wileh Inhabit this
countr), nut nsoutnhtch wv 1 ao ui
pioichcd floubtK that tho creature ts all
thut It Is repiveiited in being InJted, sir.
ono p or ptantcr, u ho guided us a creat
dUtuueu lrom tho falls, la comlncod thut
ho saw him face to fapo iiot,nirro than
threotuiks since, ai a-i rt.ou in) mheii
turous companions clo oul) too ready to
btllce."
'lho many tales told of this extraordinary
be!ngMx.m to Imvnureutwltiulte a stir all
along tlio Atlantic copst. A printed circu
lar lftued by it land company in 1815 says.
"The climate of Ucwgla is exceeding!)
mild, tho soil productlva and t)io danger ot
nttuck from uncouth beasts, which nro rep.
rcseiitod as In lug half beast' und b.Uf man,
mo fair) tallu uot worth) otcouilderatton."
A Question of Tlrne.
ruMlAa ClolAltranJiurSliktr I
Kho-Womo one, toll m lbs clhtr tlsr that
you tioucbt all your clothes Iu EogUutl. I it
trnej
He Whr. ccrtiloly not. IlowaksuriL What
injttey.m Hunk i:
hbr I kuow jou baaa'ltetn oYerttiero lor
scvtrsl years. X
Mrnru.s Ttithiko Itunnui. reliatee dUaaa-a
wliUe iMtuuin. t'likete. buiaaTaitwbere.
ROLL UP THE DOLLARS,
. ' '
Snmnler Is Hero and ths'Slck Babies
i Want "Help.
Monoy Wanted to Start tho Froo
Doctor Corps.
Nell Nelson Tells About Poor
Mttle Mury.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS!
"Thr. lWenlitir UoHil" 8100.00
rrFrtoneljr aeUnoledu-ed 3J 09
Harlem (trl t0
JubnW. Ileed , "$
.Malcolm Hunt .ID
Hobble .01
, Success to tbo Fair.
r H' r,ntr '
Wosio celling up a fslr In aid of the Wet
nahy KuuJ, unit rend Joo M cents as a fore
ruanrr uf tb sucoes yr antlcipsie.
, lUllI.EK UlkLS.
Bavod HlStPonnloe.
To ii rtw
I Have Leen saving tny pennies Caring tbe
past two weeks and now t srnil yon tlio result,
23 cents, tn be added to tbe fond for sick
lalca. WUhinir jou gresier aucce4 man
ever, John W. IUto.
In Favor of tbo Dabioe.
rerteJTiflliri
It was candy or hablot. I selectod Hie latter
sod send jou toe nickel my pat a gave mo to
spend. HonBifc
dvory Dlmo Holps.
Te IAa rdl'or,
Inclosed plsjss Und 10 cents far Sick HaDlca'
lUll.l. iUUOLM MlCl'IlKKSON HUNT.
BRAVE LITTLE MAR7.
Nell Nolaon Tells .About a Childish
Heroine.
Vo Mary, aged seven, was on tir knees
not praylui; wlltt foldjii hands but serubtilaz
tba kltobea floor.
In the ndjoitttoK room, whlcn had dsyllnSt
la It, a lltt'o abteriero years onngor, scarlet
nun tbe ruin of an lncljil-nl diaeau, sat on
the Hoar, her backers taj sgalnat the loonce,
feebly trjluff ti taafen a blue plnwheel to a
wooden olottieariu.
The family w. ah could lis aecn flnttertni;
from th'e palley liars ouislUo the window, and
I no wash tipiler, wr.lcl the tnrant maid uf all
work could not move, covered h ilf the coolant
store.
Bho hj,'d )nnt lit the ore to prcparo sapper, and
tlio soapsuds neie bCKlnnliiK to steam and
smell.
Utile Mary, a sweeUtaeeJ child with the
dark, pinslve beauty of, a Madonna, was bo
atoall that she could could have been Im
mersed in the pan of water with which she was
scrubbing.
Satfhad takea off her drcaa lo save It for
school, she said, and the looir walated cotton
flannel netttcoa, in whuyi abo was working so
br4Vely. left her little whlto arms and snoal
dtrs bare, Unf of her ttoeklaiis was ripped
up the haoK audJior shoes ere broken, aliaye
Icas and gray with wear. .
The rooms were ss clean and ttdr as the
child knsw hnw to make tteta, and quite com
forianir furaiihed, bat thcra was neither the
siivary smell of food nor any evidence of tarn.
ily supplies about the kltcaen.
TAfren alloitcther tho desolation of the
home, the prematura responalbiniy of tbe elder
child, the Hereditary lllnesa at her aJsicr, and
tbe privations suffered by both it was aa sa I a
picture aa aver was penollled by the crtlal hand
ot poverty.
It la 'not generally known that man ot the
free physicians continue lo belpund advie
nlltt medicine, money, Influence and expe
rience the patleuta treated during the Hammer
months from no oblurstton bin that of human
ity und abiolntely no hope of reward. Vet
auoli gtneroslty Is a fact,
The fnrctly 1n question, have been prnalonrra
on Et inimi Woiii.ii doctora' sympathy eyer
slaca ihe corps was established.
Two children dlsd in the lait (ocr years end
alt the family bs received medical care from
time to time, lint u letter to the doctor from
aa uaknovrn writer will show tbe sore needs
they am Iu. ror'reaiotia tiat term klad the
Identity of tne unliapiij people Is wHUlicld.
Here Is the leiter:
' 'Dkah DoctAii: You must come back to tbe
T a ayd" do ssincthfng for (heip or the
father and Aunts will certainly die. As you
know, Mr. T. has basty contamptlau.
"HOjWeuJ.to the bt. Joiephs Hospital here
In Harlem, and they used Koch's limph on
him. lie began to'jel bolter and came out
looking Almost well, bat In a" few days ha was
worse than before he wentilnio ihehospltak
He gets a very high fever" every day at ihe
nour in which he was laoculated with the
lymph.
""Wnen, he was working tbey had aavoJ np
enough, to last tbeinslz'months, and me wife
worked every day; but tbe poor thing ltd
'given out, and It. seems lo be a Ing-of-wsr
with them as to which will climb the golden
stairs first.
''J hey would starve to doath If It were not
lor Mies Mel), uu I aoine uf her friends.
" Anulo'4 face la all ooered w)tn u red rash,
and although alio will not stay Iu bed she H
'very weak. I am going lo try ami get some
cUtrdug for the little ttirla, aad 1 uck tl st you
will go and" help them. Njcnsi."
When the writer called, things wero found
'lo be, worse than Nanny dricrttied.
'Iho father was down on trq sidewalk sluing
,ln the entrance of a vacant store too weak to
-novo about aud dreading ire long Juurnry up
Ihe five fllghia of sta ra. He etine dawn, he
said, to get In Ihe warm suollrht, for mere is
no lire In the homo and no money to buy fuel.
Ouo bad only to glance at IU Dale, thin face,
tbe auul.cn eiee, with their unnatural brill
iancy, and ibo colorless lips to know his real
condition. He had been sitting and thinking
alone alfduy, and now that the ana had gone
down und ll o laborers had coweoutof the
opeh trench In the street car track and gone
home, he felt tltatsureihuman cllori mutt do
mads to tot up to. the little kltohen on tho lop
floor.
1 he struggle ws a hard one, but It can1! bo
for long.
During the dsy the siok child stsys with her
father. Mary goes to school, for, ai ihe mother
says, wisely erough, there is nothing about the
nouie she cannot do when school is oat, and
sie warns her to learn all she can while she
hus a chance, ,
The poor mother goes out In wort at 7 in tho
morn nc and frnineaily It ii V st night befoto
aha rcturus, bho has no choice of labor, bnt
must go. to sny .isrt ot the city sW can And
scrubbing, coanlaora day's wishmg to do.
If the good lady lives st udiejunte the time
loit In reaeMi'i- ii racude mmi bo made up st
ulilht, for "bulnn it tmaiufi," t Tcu&mouir
so-calle I ihilartBMplc cnurch to'kr.
Utile browiueyid Mry, whose forearm ta
scsroely longer aud uot half as broad as her
serau-brusa will tU you test sonictlmas wo
don'lluvt our sapper (ill 10 o'clock at night,
for 1 can't cook anythlngum mamma brings It
home.!' '
But enoagh'bAi been written snd reproduced
to show the urgency of the demands upon the
Free rhjalctar.s snd tbe Blc'k nsbuts' Fund.
Annie Is but five years old And juttly comes
within the icopo of the 1'and. Bho nesdi
clothing, food end treatmsst, and whatever
help reichts her will benefit the dying man,
the struggling mother and the heroic little
Mary.
Tho man should be sent to some hoap'tsl
where ha woald bo tenderly nursd, which
separation would qot only bq a personal but a
general benefit, for there Is no longer any
doubt about the contagious nature of con
sumption. Tilt Is only one esse In hundreds tist need
tttention, sad If everybody dm his ditty. If
everybody able to help subscribed a little, the
miny conld be asalstoJ, relieved and male
comfortable, If tinvrestorcd to perfect health.
Tiik Eveniivo: WoiiMi has nearly a quarter of
a million readers-ipoople who dally bay or
borrow Hie paper and if to-day taeh onosnti
acrlned a alugie dime there would he a Hlek
llables Fund of J23.00U that would not jDnly
heal the sick, but clothe, feed, comtort'and
encourage lO.cxiO poor lamlllcs.
Us one ot the generooa multitude, and let
the plans nisdj to reach tne sarTerlng poor of
New otk bo carried out. Nell Nelson.
1 m am
THE CLEANER.
I was pleasantly surprised to meet Roger
Donoho yoterdar. lis hid run up from Kast
Hampton for a tew days aud was positively
pining ln,tlie city nlr. He was the picture of
health" with his skin bronzed to a rich brown.
Kast.Hamrton Is perfectly satisfactory to him.
Tlio shooting down there Is good. Unfortu
nately ne cannot keep np hU billiards. Donoho
Is a lino naud at the cue.
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One Is told that there li "nobody in town,"
bnt the Park snd Ulvereide were lammed wltn
carriages yesterday. People appreciated ihe
lutefy day and were out on Wheels or on foot
mult tadlaouily. In Central Park one had ta
look shsrp not to Mep on a bitby.
I asw a horse grazing on l'lltti Avenue yes
terday. This ll llterullv true, although that
thoroughlaro doej not readllr tugcal ltoit as
good p.euirel.tud. There is a vacant lot near
where thr Park begins and a horse waa
cropping the grass thereon very contcutcdly.
It was tne most expensive if not the tlcheat
grain in this country.
Miss Umelle blade and Mies Prances Throop,
who share a studio in the snerwood An I are
very energetic young artists, will soon go
abroad. List year they studied with Louli
Dumoulln, Ihe ImnresalonUt, and they will
probably not neglect their ohemhed painting
while they are over there this Bummer.
.
I had a rather Interesting passage uptown la
a Fourth avenne car the other day. As tho
ear was bowling merrily along there waa a
abock which Jarred me from my ssau It had
collttlod with baggage wagon and tilted the
horse on to his beam end. Then a man who
weighed four hundred pounda or nothing
got in and sat down near a very
emaciated fellow. Ttext, a man who was
driving on the track refused to get off
though tbe condnotor worked the bell flke a
Swu's bell-ringer. Tba wretch nheud ooly
turned around and made faces at the car-driver.
A blind man was committed to tne conductor's
care before he had time to regain bis temper.
A little while altera hunohmck boarded the
car. Two men tried tn slop tho car on a curve
s'nlwere chidden by the conductor. So, the
trip was pleasantly varied.
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The letter-carriers' Summer helmets, donned
to-day, are very umbrella-lite and do notseem
torn.' They aro not beautiful, but I sunpose
they tire ccmlortable, and, after all, comfort
ti the first, requisite wlib those men who are
obliged to submit to the duuerot insolation,
sn J If comfort capnot be combined with beauty
In the matter of their head. ear, they can bet
ter afford to dispense wl'h the eiir.etlc.
I had the pleasure of meeting Judge Duffy
this morning on Park Itnw. Ihe "Little
Judge," was on his way to ilorrliania, where
ho seasons h s Impartiality for Jd sllc
with his partiality for humor. He vas armed
wltn an umbrella, whlcn, considering the
leoKth of his Journey and the nature of the
country tlnto whiohhe waatopenefrate.tcemed
only reasonable forethought. The. snn came
out aud laugned at him, however, ten minutes
alter he had left Ihe Astor liouie with hut um
brella. -
English mutton is accounted the best tint
grows, and !ur"ffui rCaaon, perhape, It is that
tho belief has beenne so generally prevalent
tlat tho larder of each or the great ocean
liners is slacked with sufficient toothsome
chops tn supply tho table lor both the out and
tho home vorages. lake many otner be
liefs this, Ib not founded on fact. 1
had supposed that I had been fed
on English mutton on the' occasion of
my irumatlantlo plbnmigo tin HI Peter
(Julnn, who Uu stowrd away thontsmls of
ton's of American mf at In the lardeni of tho
oi -an steamimps, dispelled my belief the
olhrrdaf when beshoned me a bill agitait
uneof the blgC'umrd lines for two ions of
mutton.
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I am pleased to hear from Iloston that Hull
ueasMatisgtr JonnOraham,ot 'fnoKeferee,1.
la well on tho way to recovery from the Injuries
he received by tho derailing of a train on the
Long Island llallroad on tbe day of tho llrook
lyn Handicap race at Gravesccd. John It an
euthunlsailo Elk snd bascba'l fiend and has a
h04t of friends in this elty.
Bolf. Clnoglflod.
Ma iMarieil.
hctlbbler Mce, refined fellow that young
author, Pconlbs.
rcrawler In what particular
Krtbbler 1 tried lo get hlru into a conversa
tion sbout bhakespeure the other rvcnlng at a
dlaner, and be said ne never ' talked shop."
A Plfeujlblo Explanation.
t'ltMlha ClaiJtirrant ftirAr.
Miss C alumet (from Chicago) by Is It that
you New 'kork men always crcsso your irons
aers? Clevcrton Thev offer leas resistance to the
wind and we can get around faster.
' Not a Ono-RUtf? Clrous.
no-. ;w.)
Jack I know Ethel laved me.
Tom but you had nu show with her father,
eh?
.faok Oh, didn't It I had a regular circus
with ulni. 'that's where the trouble came la.
i
A Taslc.i
rrrott fAc CforAfrrafftf VmfiAtr,
DtshswAY look here, did yon go up In my
room Isst night and take the. only e'een shirt I
asd!
Trsvers Yes; I had to go to a balk
Dssaswar 1 hen there ti' only one thing I
wuuld like tn know. How In thunder did yon
get It oa over your nervo:
A Good Way.
l7Vo Ae rfelAf'raeil IVrnlihtr,
I shsll have to get rid ot theie flaunel shirts.
Trtey aro too email.
Orlggs Why don't you send them to the
waia?
A PoaMble Peril.
(M A.' rtrld'l WaaHleglna.)
Travellet Can I f.I-Uud my way through
Ihese w.w.wooJ4T
Kealdenr Nut If It li irus that the man who
hj-U-healUtta li toaU
the wits of train ni
' .
Fads, FaBuiona and Fanoiea That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Woman's HlRhcst Duty Tho Latest
Fnd in Footworn- All Manner
of Knncy Shirts for Women
Tlio Tritllliis Dip I)ls-
uppcarltn Mnrrlaso
Ktlquettr In I'rimoo
unci Gcrnmnj.
Hero Is a man's opinion on thn worn in ques
tion! Iho great element of danger with wo
mn'4 irogrcsa before the tubllc lies m this
fact: Inn u tik's women away lrotn homo
wnoought to bcTthercand uowhere cite, Tho
public llatform Is no place for u mother who
has either sons or dacgntera to educate. It
worniua irogreas Is going In lend In that di
rection, tren the soon r tint advancement
etojis tne better. Ihe first thought of awlfa or
amitlier should le her nomc; all tainga, no
mutter how Importune, are secondary to that.
No mailer how rampant mar become certain
public evlla. let her see to It that site keeps the
evils out of her home, snd iho iierlur-ns her
greatest doty to her Uod, l.er family and
mankind.
Teltow leather laced boots are the latest
dictum In foot-cear. Tnoy are not pretty, bat
Paris announces that they aro cnioand accord
ingly siyltsn. "
4 i i
A navel entertainment was recently Invented
by a country social club. Ihe ladies ere re
quested to bring thread, needles and several
butio'ns, the gentlemen hammers, The ladies
were given a block of wood, with nstls snd a
hammer, and drove as many nails into their
blocks In Dve mmutes as possible; the gentle,
men taking sewing materials and scwlog on ss
manr bnttons in ten 'minutes as possible.
Pr'zes we-e given the successful competitors
And all had a merry time.
Up to the age ot twenty-live and not even
then, without compiling with nisny 14 llous
aud elaborate formalities youhg rrenchmen
and Germans cannot marry without the ex
press consent ot, their parents, wrt'ch has to
be communicated verbally or In writing,
legally authenticated, to the priest or mayor
empowered to perform the nuptial ceremony,
neither of 1whlch functionaries may olUolate
nnlesa these conditions have been completely
fulfilled. 'In the case of orphans, and eveu
waifs, specl.il piovialona ot a cognate nafuro
ex st, aad are enforced with a strictness thut
renders fraud or evasion of the law all but
Impossible.
Women are excluded from the galleries of
the Japanese Parliament, because, as a Japan
ese nowspsper says, "tbey might be moved
by the debates there to luttner political agita
tion tn the Empire, "
The Superintendent ot the Baltimore Train
ing fcchool lor Nurses, Miss Louisa Psysons,
studied her protesiloa'ln London with Flor
ence Nightingale, and was a nurse with the
Eiyptlan expedition. The Queen bestowed
upon her inc Itoynl Red Cross. ,
Tho working girls of the Second street Club
hsve spoiling matches every Saturday evening,
but all sre expected to ba home at s o'clock.
Their visits to the Uuteum Of Art lu a' clnb
body are frequent. v
Several New York rcall men's furnishing
stores have made tho announcement that they
will manufacture ladies' thl-u and undergar
ments in order. A leading man In le trade
says: "We have had such a call for bun mer
yachting shtrts and the slHT-bosomcd shirt for
Summer service mat we have decided to
manufacture our own styles, i Ladles seem
better pleased with a tailor-made starched
shirts; they say It nta better. A peculiar;
cranky whim about women Is Ihe fact that
tbey always want Ihe collate to their shirts
to bs made separate from Ihe garment. A
great fatorlle Is the Norfolk. It hss long,
narrow ptidts In .front, titling tightly
over the shoulders and the bast, with
a looseness In otter parts to give
comfort, to the wearor. It Is designed
for aeaslore and mouututn wear, to
be worn under an outing ur zouave Jacket,
permitting the wearer to reiuovo the coat dar
ing the neat of the day. The black llk shirt
for Udlei will bo very .opular durlug the com
lug season, 'lho Dorothy Tennant is of while
CnlLa silk, with an elaborately embroidered
front worked In 'different colored tllks. The
front la laced upwlth a gold cdrd ending in
gold tasiela. Tho cutis are alio embroidered.
To mate this a 'yachting sulrt, gold snolors
are put on the cuffs und the neck Is finished
with a blue rolling sailor collar. 'Ihe full-dress
shirt ii of ery One IrUh linen, dslmlly em
broidered down Die middle. It Is nu.de of
luoalin de Chinu and comes la plilded, striped
snd plain designs. 1 fio neck ts finished wjlh
a high tolling collar, ami a white, narrow
mutllu tie Is to he worn .with It. 'iheieahlria
can he worn In a bummer pall.toom.
It Was a Ohlll Day.
PkcA
scretary'lracy ltaial
Echo Ta t.
FBI IN BUM 1KD WHITE.
A Few illustrated Wittioisms
Culled from Various Sources.
Nooeaalty Is tho Mothor of Invontlon.
1ro.i fwelel
Mr. lllaecker What in thundcrr
Mr. llrooke Lynn Weil, Pvo got to seo tti
hill gsrae, rut', of course, I can't get away
from thu unby, i I ii'vl-el this rather nu el
arrangement. Clever, Um'l it T
An Awkward Admission.
From Uunitt iratly J
It was very kind of yon to Invite me to
your reception on Wednesday."
" Did if Wly. I thought I had crossed your
name off tho list."
It Hurt Tholr Feollnrrs.
li"row Jwlit
Attendant In tho mensgerle) Vou mustn't
annoy the animals, mister.;
Ksyner Why aw I'm not doing so, my
got d man.
Aitendant Yes, yon are. Tou'vo been looK.
Inrr steadily at those monkeys tor the last ten
minates.
The Opening of the) Soason In Now
Jereoy.
IFtom Brvok)yn t3f 1
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A Sprlnp Opening.
I from Judg$,
Carrying: a Jary.
frton IAa C7iIAC r and PurnUhtr,
Head of Firm Mr, Travels, your expense
account figures up very high fur a dnll trip.
What hava yon to sayiaboiit It?
Travera The trctti;of the malter Js, bust,
ness nas been so quiet mat I got UMconraged.
I bave been carrying a very heavy load around
with me, and mj excels bjggage Das beenu
big Hem. '
A Keon Minded Suitor.
J rem IruoAya lt
'Why do you send thel snch hsndsome
presents? Candy and flowers are enough."
'Hut's all rkjht. She eats iheciudyaud
tho flowers fjde. hen get married I ket
ihe diamonds back "
Too Much Material.
rVom VlmhUr and FurnUhtrA
Dashaway I huyjs an old coat I think yon
mlgbt wear, Uncle Jasper.
Unc e Jisper Pse onllged, sah. 'Is dat coat
a sack? 1 ain't got much use lor a tall coat,
sah. i
Uashawav Why, what's the malter with a
UU cunt. Under
Undo Jasper Uml Mighty unhandy, sah,
gettlug obt-r fences.
Prornlnont, .Yet Obscure.
twIAe ltaA(itfii fvM
That actor li pretty prominent on the bill
boarda," remarked the gnest at tne hotel.
e, nun very otscuie on tho board bills, "
replied the landlord.
Two Wishes.
IYom IAa CfnlAfaramfWiiljAfr, J
Winkle 1 Ian I cmld devise some way of
hanging up my clothes.
NuUd twlah I could devise soma way of
getting them out utter I havo hung them up.
A Suspicious Sound.
From IAa rllUburq ChrOHtU'Tltfrajk,
Sna.gs I believe young Larimer tropoied
to daughter last night."
Mrs. Snaegs But are you quite sure, James?
huaggs v ell, when I camn by the parlur
door I was certain I beard the e.iuiooud ring.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Foot; Report.
km !Mk ,d f& rsri&C (f mJr B W1 frnf"
1X4 Powder
ABSOLUTEElf PURE ,- J
DRUNK OH NAPHTHA fUMES .
i M
Peculiar Infatuation of Sirl Em- 1 fBj
ployeos in Eusaian Ecfitories. ''fl
t I
Fumrs of tho Fluid Snlellto Ilave X'H
Slrnllur I'lTccts to Hasheesh. ' 'eV
" t I
Wilmot J. Wyooff. a chemist of Dres- H
den, who has lately boen with an oil iJH
uinuufacturluLT flriu at Halu. nussla, has ,H
related lo mo no intercstluc o.rcutnstanco Ual
in connection 'sjith tho nueor usos to l'l
which tho products of prtroloum nre put, iflB
sny a a corrospocdent of tho l'iltsbure wK
Di'pntch. AoB
Decidedly the oddest tiro to which ho t4H
1 lions it to lie put cninu under his olscr-. jH
tntitui in I'nria lust uiouth. Mr. Wycoff
a'.opped thero two weeks on his way to tgH
Ki' York from Baku, mid while thero in- (Jl
vosti-iited n rumor thnt tho girls em. YH
ployod in n factory true inhaling tho
f uuiea of nanhthu, w liicli they found to bo H
it mild iutoxiennt. Ho, Katisfiod himself
that in ond factory where naphtha. "was ja
ti'ed larRelyitwus by no moous nn nn
common practice. T i I
'ilio nnphthn is kept in rrsorvoirs and is l
drunn oh throuph pipes its it iswantod '
for use. By nccidont, porhaps, some of fl
thu fcnnloopcratics rundo the discovery B
that the fumes from these rcscrvo'rs hadn II
peculiar nnd plc-vaiit cllect upon thorn,', B
uud trom (hia the itiiUattd fell into tho V fl
habit of Konif; regularly to the vol' os and IB
inhnliuc the tumes. ilS
" I eutured upon the per:nicnt my- I ifl
Rolf,"bftidMr. Wicofl- "morelortohelp ' (?
alouumy lnveiticitioim, nud I nut quite I mU
Euro that if persisted iu ii would hae the I JI
strnngo otTect ascribed to it. I hunted up J ?.M
ouo of tho cfrlii who I was told would not .
besituto to toll me nil blio knew about the 1 l
tille-Lieil practice. f H
"hliewab notoer cichtcen years of II
nco very bricht nnd iuteIli-ont, and ot I f
ouo time liad bcru h nurso in u hospital. ,- fH
fche lind frequently witnessed tho opera. !im
tiou of ethenzins a patient, and it is not' Wm
uulikely that she made thu diBcovory con- ?fl
ceriiiuc the naphtha fnmcB aud cot tho '
idea from other or some such substance JfH
used in the sick room. J ;
" Sho mid the kuowlodge rogardtnc Tf
tho nnphtbn inebriation was not ccncral vj
nrnonc tho Rlrls in the factory, but prob. AfB
ably n dozen conceuinl spirits knew of It xm
and availed themselves of it quite rcgu- (
larly. fl
"Ouo or two yQtine men whom ahe, ,1 JB
know in the factory wvro not nbovo ir2af 1 ftM
dulclnt; iu the mild drunkenness. Forp iSM
liorsolf Rhe felt no ill ettects irom the mm
habit, but nhe believed Fomo of tho more 1
delicate cirls had. iiho did not think it 1
would injure her in any way nnd had uot M
thuticht tibout (p-iittmc it. 51
The Rirl described to Jlr. AVycoff how t
the naphtha ltimes ullccted Lor, and m
tho sensvittun aeinied to be something ' 5
akin to hasheesh or opium. The girl said , 9
ho had taken hasheesh n few times, but I '
liked tho naphtha fumes hotter, becauuo '
thov were cieaior to take. All that wag '!
nocossnry wos,to iuhnlo them from the f
pipeb and tlie work was douo. .Besides, lAal
the latter cost nothiug. which was an im- - J?WH
portont itom to a girl on small Woges. ' ITJ
, M Mr. Wvcofl understood the Rirl's J iH
dcsejiiillon. j, languorous and- pleasant j''ill
bojibation cnuio error her, and when she . , M
would urop off to sleep delightful visions 'f
wore tho result. Afti
Trapped. S
IFrom IAa CfolAfarand VrnlaAee.l V 31
Angry tustomcr Look Here, I have only att
bad this Bttlt a week and there's a button off. . t' iJ J
Tailor Yea. sir; 1 seu ed that button on my- SfjLlM I
self., and now I woald like to call attention to r" SSPfB
your account. , TlM
i . av1 SI,
V ffl,
iT r $u u "vol
1 vy.T Jl I art fy
-U Ur3 V 7 II
Hand-in-hanct fMvk
Pcarlinc and purity. You lPff
can't havo ono without tho t!
other.' A oocl housokoopor will r fl
havo both. Pcarlinc clonns any- jfitJB
thing that tliit can faottlo on.
In tho laundry, tho bath, and f tS
all ork about tho house, it i I
washes thoroughly, oa&ily, safoly
and cheaply. You will find m
thero is nothing olso liko it. W
Everybody olso is using it. I j3
Tj-k Peddlers and some ansorapu- W'
rvirl l'iA loua groe-ra are ottering Irotta- $
JJtj vrtllU tlona whloh tbcy claim to be Ji
I'earliue or "the lama aa I em
Peaillne " ITS TAL-SIS PF .TU INK is never J M
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FURNITURE. 1
fso eonceDtlon can ba had withost a visit to our tfVl
trarerooms of tbe OKK11N AI.ITY, i:XCI!I.. fjjf
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under ordinary rata.
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to combine artlitio elegance and durability with 'm
economy. .11
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lnterlM berawood work and .mural dtftl
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