The evening world. [volume], March 28, 1914, Final Night, Image 5

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TBI Ilfllfa WORLD, 8 A TTTRD AT, MXXOH 10, Tf TI.
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Novelettes of New York Streets
The Shadow ot the White Light
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ByLthel Witt! Mumlord
Oaisriskt. 11 V k, th. fjsjaaggi jg lw
Wutei.
Importance of the Tunic in the Scheme of Drdss
And the Various Ways in Which It Can Be Utilized
0J50N0RB ros. wearily from
desk, neatly itMlnd a pile
of .tainped earelopaa, pr
paratory to oonr.yln- them
to the pott box. and want la
' her hat and coat. Tha day
unusually trying. At beat.
position of private aeoretary to
Mm. ttoUtford waa no .Ineoure. As
aha settled her dark but modlah UtUa
hat oa her brown our la. and ahook out
tha far collar ot her Jacket, the doot
sSVthe Ubrary opened, and Wadlelah
PalMford fr. allppod In. Instantly no-
of further trouble, Kleonore
ehad up bar a-lo.ee and puree and
aaaae a awlft acoop for tha letters.
Bat her employer's eon waa before
bay. Ha eaufht her band and held It
"What I pretty aeoretary oln' oft
mat that? Not a word for tha proa
Srate victim of her charms.-
m . i 1 1 Attn her
hand relaxed, bar head held high.
-Mr. Palllford." she anM coldly, "If
jam persist In annoying; ma like this,
I shall have to realm my position
and I naad the money 1 earn. Tou
are very unkind."
fNaad money!" he exclaimed.
"What nonaaoae! I'll pay you a bat
ter aalary than motbor does. I'll trt
you a Job down In the offlce. The
mater won't know. Oh, chuck It!" ha
growled, aa with a auddan wrench,
h Jerked her hand away. "Come
on be a sport aay, wUI you dlna
wtfh me any old day thta week?
I'll break any encasement."
"Ton will have to axcuaa me." aha
aid. "There la Mrs. Halllford now."
Rhe turned quickly aa an Iron vla
aayid, elderly woman rame In. a
package In her hand.
"Rome narly. WaddyT" aha said.
addressing; bar aon. "Miss inn.
woman. I do wish you'd take another
job. I have una In my mind for you,
really. Jim hue .spoken to ma a
number of times. We've both talked
It over."
"Don't raise my hopaa, dear." aha
M "I'd like nothing better. But
what could I do? Mra. Rilltford la
hateful. Tbaro are times who I feal
i ootiiri just Jump at bar anO
her hair but she pays ma."
How mucbr Beaala Interrupted.
"Thirty a week I a show girl rets
that. Now, with what I have In
minn, it will be
beala, and It
pull
uo a percentage
runs Into Mm rrw.nj.i-
Tou and t can share the motor car.
i nu can nave your own apartment. If
you rhouso. Tou'll have to be Jenny-nn-tbe-job
every once In a while, and
flva all your time and attention
but only part of the time. Tou can
go to Burope too. If you want to run
over with ua."
"I don't know what I wouldn't do
for that," sighed Bleonora. "When
will Jim be back? 1 want to talk
oualneaa."
'To-morrow or Thuraday." aald
Hassle, bavlna- )ir .h.w t. i,
dollar bill, -iio you want to go to a
snowr No. don't let 'a bother Well
i on about in the oar for awhile and i
SjT brltcht llghta, and talk
Id rather, wouldn't you?"
Kleonore, conscious now of her
p ain black rdiarmeuse and the slm
P IN ty ot her paase picture hat. waa
Blad to forego further publicity.
The warm night, with Ita hint of
coming storm, enchanted her. In the
oui forborne depths of the car they
rocllnod and were whirled silently
down the avenue of glittering Ugh la,
oust the i "deserted village" of the de
inlBed sMoppIng district, down to the
aroh on the square, where the craok
llng blue arc-lights made aharp pat
tern, on the walks, laid there by the
shadows of myriad young leavea
bnck again from dark to rlare. aoiri
uraln to the velvet dark of Central
mra.
Messle talked of her summer plana,
of gowns and hate and frills, of lim
ousine nnd touring cars, of race
nioeta and motor rn-e eiwinm.'.
' hirnjMil limfu ...... - - -
Pteaa. drop thta at the parcls poat a. I fr , M2 JT
font, envy and reaentf ulnees.
you go. Is my check hook oaianceo I
Vary well. You attended to the
baaaar notions? Oood night."
' Kleonore hurried to the street She
.vas too tired and miserable to think
dearly. She was only conscious of
relief at being released. As the soft
air of spring fanned her face, the
Mars were v-lnklng In a Iliac sky. ob
rurod now and asnln by great drift
ing rain clouds. She hurried to her
board. -v: house, hnvlng disposed of
her burden of letters and packages,
and quickly rh.injred Into her little
Mack evening gowfl the only one she
wned.
The change buoyed her spirits.
tha time she was ready for the street i
reaction nn(1 'ot ln- s,le was frB'1 '''"" '
aa evening of real fun. Heasle Cal- j
fonts was romlnr; for her with the
tmr. They were to have a Jaunt by j
themselves with no thought of ex- ,
pense to curtail Its enjoyment. Hes-
ale's pocketlmok was perennially lined 1
with yellow.
Bne camo downatnlrs and stood by;
the dingy parlor windows waiting
Only for a moment, however. The,
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CAMBRIDGE WIN
F
ROM OXFORD IN
BIGBOAT RACE
Victorious Crew, (he Favorite,,
Covers Course In 20 Minutes
and 23 Seconds.
mm Msi Oamhrtdra pasesd tkm tB
nlng Itae eajsyvtctora by four aast sT
half langths
A Truth to Wake
To Perish Never
A positive Cur. for Sett
Headache, Dizziness and Cat
tipatiottM
BG PILLS
GET A BOX TO-NIGHT
Perrsah) at Drag rMs. We aad Zft tka bag
V
"Come to my room." the I" - - - e..i.i ;.i i iiA.i.i i i.. .1 . . . . t i.ViH-M'WW-M -l!vwHI
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supper there. Madeline makes won-
1XNDOH, Karofe M - The Cam
bridge Ltriversrtty craw to-day wool
from Oxford with great aaaa tka ea
rn ml eight-oared boat race from Put
ney to Mortlaka oa tha Thasaa. The
distance off mUas waa nwed Ins
tha quick time of K minutes 21 eeo-
onda, ao" CambrMga crossed tha wts
trlng Una four aad a half lengths An
tha lead.
Tha Cambridge crew had boon r the
favorite during tha fraln'jig and
started tha contest at odds of I to 1
It Justified the prwltntlons that It
would win by making tha race a pro
cession from tha firing of the starting,
ptatol till tha aud of tha race.
Cambridge won tha toss for posi
tions and chose the Murrey side? of 'tha
river, thus obtaining the slight ad
van tag of being sheltered from the
llaht wind that Waa Mowing.
Tha oara of the Oxford crew were
tha first to grip the. water, but the
nose of tha dark blue shell had
scarcely appeared In front of Ita rival
when the longer stroke of tha Light
Brass gave them the lead, and after
this there waa no doubt aa to tha
result of aha race unless an accident
occurred.
When tha crews shot through
Hammersmith Hiidge, about half tha
distance, Cambridge had a clear lead
of two lengths, and thla waa main
tained until the boats approached
llamas Hiidge, where the leaders
spurted and want through tha bridge
three lengths In advance of Oxford.
A gallant effort waa then made by
the Dark Minns and the gap between
the boats' waa momentarily lessened
O. E. Tower, the Cambridge stroke,
however, mails a final call on his
Make the Liver;
IVfttm DutT
I vat) ArmyoffWgfs.ito-fsr
OoagrbaBronohlilii,
I Ran Dewa CsssawSBk as a Tessa, ate. B
Oeaulu bo AcoLmteus,Ma. At frag
J - tu.ri or falmnnol hmttl la.. W. 1. , SJ
leiful pate-do-fols-irraa
and thnre's always a hottl
wunt to sliow you some of my new
things and. I.ewd.w. Ifa going to
pour. lok ot those clouds. Ml send
you home In a tuxl or. better still,
spend the night with me"
Tho thought of her dreary little
room waa distasteful. Kleonore ac
cepted. They were near the upper fringe
of flaring electric signs. Kessie spoke
to tho driver, who turned sharply
west and drew up before an old
furhloned brown si one house.
"It's not much to look at outside."
riy I she tiald. "I know you've alwnys won-
aarwa wny we don't go into one of the
apartment hotels. But this is quieter
lots; ami we never bother to have
anything hut breakfast ut home, and
Miidfllne gat that."
Hhe let herself In with a latch key.
rwltclied oa tlio electrics, pressed a
bell und led the way up the stairs
to a luxur'ous sitting room at the
buck of tho house
Kleonore followed her and n moment
Inter an olderl) maid appeared. Ilessln
Knve her orders mid fell linmdlutely
upon a pile or llownred boxes that
encumbered the bed.
"Kino!" hlio 1 rled. "This la Luclle's
sandwiches, 1 hcr. der 1?r.ad,ly',.ji,e,Uln.n
le on 1 -h 1 I nd where d you lie" But,
..r mv ' 1 don't want to hurt you.
...I
long gray car ana up "' vw, ttnJ ny Tappe hats Now you will
and Bessie waved to her to rome son MOM smart things."
oulckly She ran down the stoop Kleonore's lip quivered. 8he could
. . . , .... . k.i- waa contain horseir uo longer.
Md boundad golly In beside her, SgJJ,! hlll( exclaimed, "you are
friend. too mean! I'm Just at the end of my
"I've had a beast of a day," she I rope. My patience, is worn thin and
. . ; you've heon tuntallzlng me all the
1 lay everything What are we going
to do with no Jim to cuaperone us
Beasle laughed. "We don't need
im. juvery imuo -oi w.
knows me. I've got a table at Itac
ter'a. Are yon hungry now?"
Starved "' cried Kleonore.
In the restaurant vestibule they!
paused The guest had time to no- '
tloe the exquisite gown her hostess
wore, and the beouty of the wrap she'
delivered Into the hands of the maid.
Tha bast table In the room was re
served for their use. and she listened j
enviously u Bessie, with a tap of her!
diamond lorgnette, ordered the most
expensive dishes
Ion to you.
dearest,
you. What I
want to do la to help you. I want to
aee you have everything and be
happy. I know how you feel at first
I did too. But Jim made me think
and realise what a silly I waa. And
you will see It that way. if you Just
use sense. It's adjusting yourself to
the Idea that's all. Come, dear, drop
that shocked look. Let ma reason
It all out with you!"
The telephone bell rang aharply.
Its stinging sound made Kleonore
start.
"It's Jim. I bet," aald Bessie hap
pily. "Ha told me ha might be
through before 2 o'clock." She took
up the receiver. "Yes hello yes
yea It'a Beasle yes. Bud Bud. la it
you? Where'a Jim? What! what! '
She stood suddenly erect, her face
m Id, her eyes staring. The receiver
dropped from her hands. A atrange
voice shrieked from her distorted
mouth.
"My Ood! My Ood' they've shot
him!"
CLEVER DETECTIVE WORK
IDENTIFIES TRAIN VICTIM
Models Showing Some of the
Many Designs That
Are Possible.
Mirk on Shirt, Found Fat From 1
o4.. ur riftr;-,' rnu.
DUi), aJ snivel 3 VJNIJ
Clue.
evening. .Now, it you and Jim see
any way out of the grind for me for
heaven's sake tell me about It!"
Messle poured a glass of champagne
for her it nest anil gulped her own
niileUlv SI... elosi.il the iloi.r on t ha
servant and turned to her friend, t found on the Long Island Railroad!
The Hureau of rnldentlfled Dead
to-day solved a mystery and revouled
a romance In Identifying the body
on the lull of fare
and a vintago wine whose cost would
have kept Rleonore In glovea for a
lior fact grown grue.
"I've Known yufi oil m) '," she
no Id smwiy, ami I know 1 can trust
you. AH wo want, Iblsonoru, Is the
combination of Mrs. I'alliford's jewel
wife."
Kleonore looked at her. speechless
with amazement. She could not be
lievt her ears.
"Jim," sb continued, "Isn't only
an Insurance aj,-ent: he is supposed,
lietildes, to be wealthy in his own
right, A i ll, he Isn't. Mind you, he's
nover robbad u soul wUo didn't de
earYt It. or couldn't afford It, never!"
A burst of thunder uud the sudden
sploaii of summer ruin un the window
By The Evening World's Expert.
MLLE. LODEWICK.
This sprit the tunic plays inch an
Important part In the scheme of dress
that It Is Indr- 1 wort: , of careful
consideration. The "tango" frock, that
Is really an evening dress, made '
simpler and with a short skirt, and
tha tullor-M.sde are the two styles!
of dress that nre occupying the en
tire thought of women folk at pres
ent. And nine out of ten of these
costumes are designed with a tunic.
For the wardrobe of the woman who
can have only a few frocks und must
depend therofore upon arcc sorles
for variety, the tunic should moke a
double appeal. An adjustable tunic
can work wonders with a dross or
suit. Indeed, a last year's stir, would
be scarcely recognlz bio If a ty
tunic of plaid. Roman or plain silk
shaped ln a way to hurmonlzo with
the rut of the cout, were to be at
tached at the belt of tho skirt.
For 11 cutaway I the model
shown at the upper right would look
well. It could be tide of soft taf
feta In either a matching color of the
suit or In plain black, which would
go with any color. The ruffles may
from the aides of the point thns
formed, the sliKhtly full ruffles ex
tend It Into a tunic.
These various forms of tunics give
opportunity for Individuality which
every Woman desires nowndays. No
two women can wear exactly the
same line, and as It Is the fashion
of the day for every woman to claim
that she hiis her own personality, she
should seek to express her Independ
ence, first of all, ln all that appertains
to her wardrobe. To the wise woman
the vote comes miles behind her toilette.
OF
FOR WIFE DESERTERS
Chicago Will Substitute Men
tal Treatment for Punish
ment fur Offenders.
panes roused liossle rrotn her trance
You Door dear!" said Kessie, smll-lof astonishment.
Ing across the feast at her friend as "o0od heavens!" she ejaculated,
tha coffee was served. "It's a shame "Now, see hero," tha teniptraaa con
the way you aiavo for that SWfttl I tlnusdi "what sort of womaa la this
I Mra. l'tilllford? You've admitted It
1 yourself bus she ever done a gener-
1 mis, decent union lu her life? What
1 1 sort of a son im i si.e : u gambler, a
roystarsr. Ballavs me, Kleonore, we
don't spend the money that way. We
live well, of course; hut we give, too,
and where It does the most good
Vol) cm be of morn use In the world
If you Join us, than you'll ever be
If you don't. YOU don't have to do
anything, yourself. Why, you ought
to be glad to net even with those
people. And It's pcrft.-tly safn. She'll
think her precious son robbed her to
pay hie rambling debts. He did it
once before; and, of course, he'd
deny It U did that before, too."
Kleonore stared, fascinated.
"Where is Jim to-night?" she asked
In a choking whisper.
"On 0 Job," s.nd Messle gaily, "up
In Westchester -Jewelry -we only
handle that. Pearls, this time a
house party. Oh, don't worry, he
Isn't going to be caught. He'a too
clever. I used to die with fear every
time he went, after I found out what
his business really waa; but not any
mora. I know now how wall ha plana,
and what precautions he taken "
Another thunder olap shook tha
1 limine. Bleonore rose unsteadily
"Bessie, call a taxi," aba
' likmmWOm ajflUfLTk
tracks yesterday near Ktcnmona Hill. ' phot-edged by machinery or nn
Usuttnsnl Williams was sent to In- J(in,a Wth a wording They are nar-
vestigate trie mans aeam ana rouna rowed lnfo tnc hflt , ,H,,M ,,,, anil ,
'there was nothing by which the body M ,he bflt , app,.(1 tt nl, R ,,rnlu
j could bo Identified. ' ornament aervea as a fustenlng. Its'
I He noticed, however, that It fes4 1 tsaaalart anda add a dlatlnctlva tnueh
I been dragged along the tracks for ln th- ,. thv .M AmMkmMA .
j some dlntance. and a quarter of a OVBr anJ onu ,,, unuel. tlla 'tuI1,(.
' mile awny found the neck band of a ruffle.
shirt containing a laundry mark. Ily Another model Squally suitable for
I consulting hi. data at Headquarter. jVtw. uT IU
he found that three New York laun- p(,,nt, , fron, Hm, ,)H(,k
1 dries used such marks. Come the ahort person tit moire or:
Hy elimination, he learned that tb. , laneio. n coiiiu tie trimmed on the
mark belonged to a Krenoh laundry " wl,h Pttttow Of th. same, or
lr 11 should lie worn With R frock,
In Second avenue, and that It was on ,k ,llHw.l8 wotlM b . SmRlll.;
the clothing of a man living at No. , ,ik ta-Brt, ,., ,K, Strosucad on
31S East On. Hundred and Twenty- lne waUt rM n
fourth street. He consulted Mrs. Ul8 gftv,,,,
Hoehm, the landlady, and she said Hn,nf.B Uomari BtrlpP, Bllk WP1 v ,
the dead man undoubtedly woo . wol fo Mrtan' ml last war1
(leorge Suffa twenty-four years old. b , evtden, e t his
a chef. He left home Thursday, she , owlllK to (hP t. "f H
said, after pocking his trunk , man striped texture., of wbi.d c,,
wvltlng a note he would never be tum, are n) J
X short time ago. she ...d. Mis. h'","on- "J"
Marie Luster, - -hoolmote. came t VJXS5 "
Wit buTaf.- a. : jJ. wbffilrX
CHICAOO. March II nn th
theory that tho) Bt) hnve dlssSsSd
brains and (hot tlnv muv faqulral
mental treatment as a SUuatltUta for
punishirteut . Chicago husbands wlm
do not recognise their obligations to
lice Courts, the Inns' court, the
sent to a human laboratory Instead
of to tail. Those tirnsted on other
charge may receive the same treat
I ment.
I'hieago'h new psychopathic labors
I lory, the hrst Of llg kind In tin
ITnltSd States, will he established in
the neur flltuTO SI an suxlll.iry to
the Municipal Court, It was an
BOUnced to-da .Indues of the .Mu
nicipal Courl yesterday completed
their plans for tli establishment un I
maintenance of tha laboratory.
Dr. William J. Hlekaon or Vlnabuul,
N. J., wlm studied in the limit labors -
tory at Berlin, iij the head of tin
( 'hieggo lailsirutorr Miss Mary I'
Ugmpbsll of Mltwsuk sha did r
seat h work ut John Hopkins aj(l
Harvard L'nlveralty, will he the aaso
taie director
Hy msklni a scientific sxamlnatlon
of dsfsndsots it is hoped the lunaon
win i.e nsblsd to deui with them In
a manner to producs the lies! posst-
fKSTRENGTHSM
pHE picture above ym- W
I bolizea Wiadom and jU
If Strength. "The wise old ''.mmnwL
i I owl persoriit.es the man mm H
n 11
despondent and for some time hud
tried to persuade her to change her
mind, but she remained obdurate.
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.
Resinol stops
scalp itching
and promote hair health
IF Yon are troubled with dandruff.
, scssma or other scaly. Itching scalp
sjfiotitn. try shampoos with Resinol
Bun and an nrrnalnnsl'trnfitmtnt Wltl mared. "I ronet go home
Raaiaol Ointment. You Will bo sur- Bessie laughed. "Walt tfli you set
bow quickly tjis trouble disss- - nw ; lutler
sswrs. and the health and beauty of
-. . - . . . . 1 1 n.,i
tha nair improves, avoiq imuauona
I Seen aad OlssaMSS heal kh si sutluea,
raway plmpU. and blackhead .and form a
t sataaMe SSSSSBSIS wsaoasac xor sens,
ia.batli.niln. etc. Per trial slsa, free, wrtte
f Dept. K-S BaltiBMrs. Ma. Sold bj
BdrassMs. PrascrisadbydostsssteUyasts.
Dateattves say tin IxtoteS Wash
Inarton Heights Hoases.
Itnit McKenna of the Cntral Office
and a squad of asslstsnts broke Into a
room at No. 410 West One Hundred and 1
Twenty-fourth street to day and ar-1
rested William Marrow, thlrty-slg yeara
0M1 and Charles Lsonard, aged twenty- j
eight. Th.se men, MeKenna saya have
been robbing from two to five net. a
day hi the Washington Heights section.
Sly suit cases and two hand bag.
packed with Jewelry aad silverware
were found by th. detective.. In leon-
aeil'a r.nuLiB.li.n WstA fniini4 ai v., lit marl.l
Eleonore's grip tlghtaoed on tha '.... 71 , ., ,..,io. ... t
brass rail Of the elaborate bod. I Audubon aveaue for bravery In savins
I don't knew how you Sare" ahed . iife.
burst forth. "How do you know I Silverware from Qreen. Hotel. Phlla
won't ao straight to Mrs. PalHford d.lphla: tha Kalaergarten. Cone Island.
and tell her-or the pollcer' I t"0 Ptn,r h?,u,, ra.tauranta w.
"Oh. don't be foolish." Bessls ffifli j5 " .id "W " Vaold tmlllas
claimed 1mp.tl.ntly. 'Th. pottos r uB Mcfi !T attaSS
wouldn't believe you. IM SSjr you tot Leonard and Marrow An .labor-
el. too mncn cnampagn. asa as at.ly carved
always called "Itomun Strip.," t hf-y .
are not .1 all like the bright colored
Human (tripe we have always been
1 used to. Almost any color of dress
or suit may be matched up In the as
silks to add a distinctly modish sf
1 feot in the form of a tunic. T'e
! girl In the centre shows one. path
ered slightly Into a belt of the sunn
'whose stripes run lr! the opposite di
rectlon of the tunic Hie of these
tunics worn with a dark blue, broWti
I Of green suit would give a varlu'tion
J not obtainable in any other way
Even a sash or girdle rould not uf
feet such a cachet.
However, for aomr suits und frocks
a tunic Is not desirable, but an ut
tructlve girdle of some contrasting
color would be quite appropriate I
have ahown at the lower left a prett)
model In plaid silk edged topand
bottom With flat plaited frills of the
same, or of plain silk to mutrh any
that may be used 011 other parts of
th. sCH or die...
At the lower right I have shown an
original little tunic, where the girdle
and peplum ruffles share honors half
and half. Hoft taffeta is the mos'
sultatble material and may be used
In a changeable effect, such as a color
With black. The girdle is drsped Ion-
en tha left hip and weighted with a
ble lesults, when 1 use a coin. 10 U'lul
1.1 1 he llei Im 1 fault I sib
oratory are said to have shown u jm.
tive connection between physical and
"The bui kward boy msi he bat 1.
wind because of defesttvt smht 01
neiti'llltt explained rnnf Justice Ol
son "Persons who com. Into tin pa I
'ill-, IbS boy's ecrjlt. the
moral! court and the Potir '
m.stic ItelstJoni w in be subjeo to I
ai i-KsmliiMiii'ii in "' la at ... if it I
appear, probable the) its 1 It "
Money bus been appr 11 1 luted and
a similar laboratory win i t- .stab ,
lislied 111 connection with the Cook
Count) Juvenile Court.
"A Habit Worth Forming
f
pirst THINOIs it"
at
rm
B5J
rnln. LAST THINQ
. 1 ' . tt.P lllul.tli
rt roiisiiiy witii I" drasi
1.1 ' OLiOL" ill warm water
Hsalthy tMth, a iwerl bfesih
nU clean ir nil ur. tt.a
NATURAL HI ...U LIS.
'(W
Hai no equal In qtoilltv anil
Atl Druuult. atrengtli ovolJ ufc.(ilof
CEO. BORGFELOT dt CO.
Naw York ChjeasS Sm Fraaalacu
WJ
pJR
mm
pHE picture above sym
bolizes Wisdom and
Strength. "The wise old
owl" persoi.if.es the man
who knows and by knowing
does not hesitate to partake
of the things which are good.
The eagle, "The monarch of
the air," is an embodiment
of strength and endurance
which through cautious diet
ing lives a century. The man
of wisdom drinks
JACOB RUPPERT'S
I: Knickerbocker
The Beer That Satisfies
because it has proven a temperate
beverage containing just enough
alcohol to appease that animal appe
tite which by nature tequires a cer
tain amount of spirituous indulgence
and no more. Hundreds of thousands
keep Knickerbocker in their homes
because it is an appetizing health
drink a nourishing liquid food that
aarees with meat and bread and
which strengthens both mind and
body.
For Sale by all licensed dealers
Map of Greater New York FREE
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