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Good Thin?? for Men
CooKed a ?a Soyer
Paper Bag Suggestion
for Stag Parties and
Church Suppers.
| V- ?;?;i McCnlloch Williams.
Mar.? port a' Ckriatsaag time ?- to e\
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SOYER'S DIRECTIONS FOR PAPER
BAG COOKING EPITOMIZED.
SSlecl a hp-K that fits the food to be
?'?? v.i Ores - : on Inslna. ss?
cent in en?e p| vegetables or when
water is to be tr-tMed, Whes 'oo?i h*
?rieii and otherwise srsssrsd place
In hat?, fnl.l aaouth of Lai,' two or three
times and fasten with a viro paper
clip. Also fol.? ;?i?<1 Hit? r-omers of hag
to make it hi foot bousjU". if bsg lasks
n. cooklni do ooi trsi sfer food to s asw
?-'imply put UN bUK within sn
sthar.
' Bg Iri ovm (gSS, COSl or oil) On
grid Bhalvss or win broilora never on
?s ?! sbolvea i ? ass side up si?
? mov? or opsn bags when
once placad for '. knc. 1-it roasts and
cn'.r.es on los B the mid?
fllo, pa iti ?? ? t .. ? th > H.p, 7 h.-r? BSSt
i moot Intensa Have oven hot O'OO de
s Fahr.) -, ? gas eight
minutes l>. fore putting In bag, thSB
Il S ' to on'-half us BOOB
as ths bag cornera turn bream, no nut
k b -1 touch skies of ov< n o
flames id ere to time given In rectpoa,
th< n food will i s m II cooked.
Tp.i lippii a. the lid of a
tin i at h it. To seme gravy,
ht out water, etc, Stick a plnho I-,
'..ii: of bSg ami dir.'n ov< r ?? <iis.li.
.Ill n should
g cooking
n and marvel 'f a church suppi r. vl
and truly si Of It will appeau
no lei ' nsv? i. And you maj pos
. bly turn ?, p.-nny by h?\inr bsga OB SSje
as who ba ? their product
it will be further possible t.. aril cooked
??it up, of course, In bags read? for
reheating, and I inttaliy
your profits, if you do your pap?
big ax .i should be don? oven a small tours
.nerd you a seek!) market for, ssy,
Mil ssrvsd for
ly <iinn??r. They should be roosted, of
- i ? order, an?! other things the same
ikes. ted nuts, etc
n. which la the boast and
ally of aim? I chur? b, win
I ... an i be not n.< ?
centn of
Intel
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your ; the tx n. r yo ir Uldi
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me how el i eaull?
I herself all mi.. II
ig the
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.
then the tiu^ mouth was tied last with a
a kot?
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me the
! caul:! oui whiter than usual and
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of the bag.
of) friend lives ir. a house which
' built-in co ' tad to
? g In the oven.
. >? of ? shall
: t 1 0 Ol
The pre
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kitchens ..s elsewhere. U paujasr ha?: boil
anta It, .n the ease uf cauliflower,
? paper h;?c cooker)
ilarged, H should anas
well srtli hoki s and
it will eave the
ng
for n. Wherefore, tr>' at
, bsg, all you housewives
w ho k>v< .??ms.
If you a ee yourself truly
BJ to what paper bag COOkll
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thin cut Up all the fh sh. You will lind
betwixt i
.illy?the very atrength and easence
!'? sh. in
would be driven out to brown aim harden
. i. ver be more than half
n the gravy. Inside the bag the
n, to flavor
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,k in water. Instead, ii Ii a sav
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Foi
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MRS. MLWORTH BRINGS SUIT
I
New York Woman Starts Action ior
Late Husband's Interest in Business.
Hit' ' ?? '? fl. -A BUil OVI r an in
Dllworth, Porter 1 Co., Ltd .
msuufs? turers, amounting
in In Coi
. ou ' ? i. M. i h Louise
f'ilwoith. widOS Ol IiiJworth,
s York. The .. tion ' sgs moi th
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minan
? ? pol ... m Isti I .
raising
nny rigbta over th? interest <.f hei Ist?
? thai hi admit bar to owai r?
DAYS NFW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhee ?n the United States
for $2.50 a year
Gathered Here and Uhere
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of whicS
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SUFFRAGE DAY IN COURT
; Fight Over Brooklyn Leadership
Waxes Exceeding Warm.
MERE MAN LAWYERS ARGUE
?Then Justice Jaycox Says He'll |
Have Briefs and Look Them
Over During Holidays.
Santa Clan? cam? sheed of time to Jnr?
tice Jaycox, of the Brooklyn BunreaM ?Court,
snd lefl ?' nice little bunch of brtefe. In
Junction? .1 nii other i?gai i???-.. r- retattng lo
the Brooklyn snftrags ?ighi hi th.- judicial
. atocklng to r?ivo hint n merry Christanaa
fes, s/nea th ? ?as? of that lajonetloo
i the Eld? ru? s served ? n the Woman Suffrage |
I part) i,, i week lo break them of the elec?
tion habit cam? before blm yesterday ha
decided that ?t wa? too much for his legal
I brain i" decide offhand, ami directed Um
? ? 'i-.t. t;.nts to h,u? brief? setting forth all
ih. points reedy for him Saturday morning.
"And." be sal.', uni: a ?mh. "in take
them down to the country with me ami r< I
them ?luring my Ch Istmaa bolldaya.''
Justice Jsycog will rotura to th<? <it>
t"\t Wednesday, on which day he will an*
i whether be bai decided to dissolve
? the Injunction, ih the party auks, if lie
do? ' will try the ras?- on
Januar] S. He ?aid be wa? not sitting thai
work, ami would bav? plenty of time to take
t ?u rmffrsglst? int.. a room by tbaanselvea
and po into the miter thoroughly.
Th.- EHderltea wait away triumphant, de?
claring that I? BOttlflg a day for the trial
Justice .'a><*ox had Indicated that he did
fini mesa to v?rate th' itiirn'ii"u.
Suffraglata fairly awanned m ?;?",iii 20
of the Ki: gi County Court Huildlng, where
Justice Jaycei oat yerterdav morninp Mrs.
Jean Kelson Penneld chairman of th?
Mrs Martha W. Buffren, vlee-ehair
MIs? Tda Craft, Mrs Oree? ?i Welter*
baak an.! thS otiVr ireinheis of the "Tower
faction" sat on one t-ide of the roum, and
Ora Raymond and the rent of th?
Elderitea ?at on the other side, nn?i whim*
ever s neutral there were ?i few aeutrala
1'ruiii one *-l :?? to .h'In the other the
be left ?nlffed ami said :
"Humph! Qotng to sit with Ike goataT
The i' rtj s i ?presented at the bar by
Iti \ a-chalrmsn'a husband, <"hari?s ?
m v* Wren and Miss Sarah
, stopheaoon were the lawyers ior the Elder*
a they brought a man lawyer, s
|Mr, Griggs, along. An sntl-euffreglat who
strayed into Room 3 told Miss Wres that
m ? couldn't get along without asta,
' . tffragj t.
"Noi at ill; not at all," said Counsellor
Wren, nettled, "We merely thought it
'.loi'? businesslike if we
n ?,!. . mo? lated s Ith us."
Mr Buffren argued ,?t greet length thai
Js.. ox shouldn't : ? ' thai
enjoining the party nom holding th?
n it wanted to h"M isst seek; tbat
? prem iture a? Hon.
? ...n t h ol n.? rigl ; lo ;?? i tin we'd
held "in- election," he i lid. "The petition?
ler, Mi ?' Raymond-*-that Is, the nom*
? ? ?.? ? tor Mrs Robert Elder la
.a,?1 a;i this- abe'a putting
ri before the horse They're trying
jc-ul before they are hurt. Tour honor
[can'i Issue injunctions to protect ?>
il Injurious a? thai!- they fear nay
'rie r. i,a\ ?? i ' en no Injui l sa se*
? tlona."
I? .?' N.. In juriOUl S? lion?-!''
breathed tl ? Elderitea. When Mi^ Wren
gol un to ?peak her eye? were snapping
"Then hava been plenty of InJuri os sc
tlona on the part of the party sine,. Mrs
Eldei wa? elected rbs thi Borough
?klyn 'n ?October it," abe said indlg?
', nantis 'i ? oard llegally
? r. bylsw permitting them to hold
snap convention? In dlatricta where the
to call convention? I? '"!' is '
s ho i ? ? ' ?i ?tobet 11 election s
i f.ir them. They Ilk sed th?
name a of these leader? to postcarda calling
cen ven tlona In thslr dlatricta. They have
shown In every way thai th?ey Intend t"
force on ua the ofllcera they elect Brook
in t haw- the officen Brooklyn v\ant>."
"Then it ol Brooklj n'a eut? no
my," Justice Jsycox ? marked, and the Bl
derites fairly purred. "Jle graapa the oi is
j of th? mattei at "i" i." they iodd< d
I each ol
Buffren didn't purr when th? hasties
?? i him t?? pi.!?? s bi i ?: oi hta ' ? -?
al once "Your honor," he remonstrated,
. :,, i ire wealthy women, s bo go
out "t ???vi. i.v- b ?' y"?
ii you tram? th? main issu.-.- no doubt
Wren will be aatlafled," aaid th* co r:
i'i"in my knowledge of Mis.? Wren,"
ved Mr. Buffren, "1 f? el sure timt she
? ? mat -i bei fell you mi ol Bosk."
i? was Shylock wl ?mandad Ike i.oimd
* li?not Portli " luatl lay? ox re*
'.- Hi? M, and th. KUI'Tlt'S
.m. Mi-.- Rider BtyoUod into the
courthouse late. ., >et m Mr? l'enfieid eras
departing, snd th? two exchanged icily pe?
mil?
MISS KINGSLEY DENIES STORY
....
Young Defendant Makes Bright Wit?
ness in Her Own Behalf.
n,, , Kingsley, thi fourtssaiyssr old
.,. Darwts P? Klngaloy, prsstdeni
,,t Hic .N? W Volk Life in-'.tan. 8 ' SI
Waa h,r own bright situas rsstarday ka
-ne court, whar? -? d fsr
,,-ve.i b) Tsrsse Hakaaeon, a
t ?n t! - ? mploy ?-I Hi. Ull'l'n parents,
,.,,. ,,- ?u ..!!? g? ? prank on th.- pan
li.lk.itl?-..:
Mm, w| n, .i., v .,.- Btsndlng on a Muk ad?
1 ?tt-tIri?7 a wln'low slia.le Mis.? Klim-l? v
pulled her Skirt SBd ?'.-'.r--'?! her to fall an<I
Injure her - ""' ",r PM-* saav
., .. b version of the accident
ml girl Btaadlns
,,ii.\ ,,ii the sink an.i, fosring she
mlgh! f..li. she hurried t.. hohl h.-r When
si,.. f?-ii Miss Klngsley sold she Jumped
that the servsat srauM not fall
on hi I thsl s did i.'.t tsl
. adding that sh.? iik-1 Tsrsst
"i t.. pisy togsther.
y,. j. ,,. i, ? mothei of ths di fendsnt,
I aha sssil the
plaintiff t" " physl. Ian ami that as n
. mploy for fourtsen months
iiM,. ;:,,- accident, whan ehe was dis?
, : -,.-?..-i menti? b b ai. rthmg sboui
Ths Jury wsai
out, au?i win i- od<. .. ssalsd verdict this
0101 Blag
MAYOR TO SEE GYMNASTICS.
||a i,,, ? ;.,. im' h M infoi in? .1 William .1
. ,,. gupi m Isor of K' crostlon "f th? Psri
? tment, that h? sill be p. ss? "t ... |
final in.loor gyntSSStlC ?? \ H11 ?111 ? m of He
imllton Fil h Hark on I?.-' - ml.. :
;,,i a numb?. ol pul
I hay ? III h" prSSI Dl ?nul ? otiini!
v. ill t"k- ? -.1 Ih' o. ? '
i rl .. " .iiiir gj in
, , nt- lomi ol the , \eiit'- on the
i., . ? sra in "h < HmK an.I
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CATS OF HIGH DEGREE
Judging Begins at Atlantic
Clubs Exhibition.
JuM a? ?very ClSfl bSS his day the OSl
alun may etsim n statdlsr right, aad sines
early ye?t?r?la\ iiinmlni; DOS? hSS reigTW .1
Buprome In the ostscstrl hnii at Msdloon
rVplSrs Hard't?. when? th? Atlantic Cal
t'luh I?; holding Us ninth exhlhltl-m, in 000?
ncctlon with th?. poultry show,
More than ?wo hllSjdfrSd OStSi the
number ?ver ssblMted b) the Atlantic Csl
nul?, are on display, ami they rsprsssBl
every varirty. Animal* that have attracted
B /reat deal of attention on account of
their appi-arance are the BSaSSSSS, Manx
and Australian OSta
Bvsry entry In the .?.how was In pi
. ..million, sow?ding to a BtatSfDSal
H. \V. Wolter, the veterinarian. StSd BS I
re?ult the Judging start?*?! SStiy Mrs V.
I J, fhamplon und her daughter. Mis?
Dorothy ?'hampion. of fltst?Mi Islsad, srsrs
hu?v **SSJtSf*SS** In niaklne the ?,?a ,,-,]?
Whan ths winner.? hav?- ail been pn-ked.
which win h? some ijme to day, ths* aill
.?uni.-1" fir BJBBSSl prlres n mountlnr t?>
nearlv $1.r?'?
(?ne of the most notable cats in the
show is i hiue ehischtlla, one Of Hi. f<".
champions on exhibit Ba baa won UK flrsl
prize? and a numher of apodal ?'?
for hein? ths host csi Bhows. another,
owned by .Mr.?. h. ri.? .-t Hollon, ol Th?
Rronx, ha? .< renrd <,f catd lag ekj ' rats
in tfti minute?, while another has cOfSM
all the way from Bsttle i'r.'k. Mich.
The show will remain open "nti! BstUr?
dny night, giving ?-.-.t fsnci? i - ampli ..pp..i
tunit*/ to view the tut ft.- collection.
CHURCHES MAY COMBINE
Two Pastorless Harlem Congre?
gations Talk Consolidation.
Session? of the New York Preabyl
?"hnrch, Sevsnth avenus and 18th -net
ami the Prssb)tsrisn Church ??f the Purl?
tan?, issth street mar Fifth avenue,
to meet In joint session List nlghl to con?
al<dar recommendations t>. tholi n ?'??
congregations that thsy unite. The death
?.f th" pastor of the last named, the R
Dr, C, J. Toung, whose funeral occui
morniiiR, interfered to postpone thi Jolnl
meeting, but it Is. espoctod sucl
will be h'-id soon. The Kew Fork Church
is without a pastor.
it Waa Isarnsd yssterds) that thi.? church
ha<l decided through iir pulpit*commltto?
upon the minister whom h would call to its
pastorate With tiie ?tenth Of Hi'- PuritSS
nastor both churohss ar? p. ? snd It
Boomed io be the Bffsvslllng opinion
?lay i hat consolidation would take PUV i
OFFAL DUMP WELL FED
452,857 Pounds of Foodstuffs
Condemned This Month.
For the ?irst thr< ?? tracks In th? present?
m. nth i'.od liu**pectors of the Deportment
..f H.-nlth li.ne ??otulemiit d '.'J,*- ? PO nd?
of meat and other '?SOdStuflS
For ?ths week ssjdsd on December I 121133
pounds of foodstuff- and .7,771 pounds of
m.-at won condi mn< .i si d sont t< thi
dump. i*or the week i nd. d on I
',T....r? pound ; "i foodsl uffi and ';??'? ?
of mssl an i ? i M damned, for Um
. mi. d on Docsmbsr M, the re? oi d one so fsi
this month sON pounds ?
pounds of meat srsrs eondt su
?
Il tl" market a; r ? ... nt time food In?
p., tors i ave k> pi ai ' ' ? on th? i
m? ni ? veil i regular I
ahoi s, to ase thai b id fos I
Mary turkeys have bean condemned in the
weeks sines Thsnksgivlng,
n..?aas., of th.- exposure of candj bj
. r of v? nd. rs, food Ins] ? ' r
have balad to .'.int .? number of such of?
tendera The :.>.iida? trade he encou
the display, but the Banftarj . ode pro?
\ides that esndios. <>? n*ell ss foodstuffs
,nd meats, mus) i ? under ovi r,
?
MAY NOT HAVE BODY OF WIFF
Had Left Husband and Wanted To Ro
Buried in Father's Plot.
Thi odore Miller, a d have
the custody of hi? wife's body, whli
riateT*ln-lsw, Mn .mi i stiller, took to
her home from the hospital v. !..
with the intention of burying th.. bod) In
th-- plot ..f her own fain:!.'.
Justlci Hi; ir vacated >? iterday the In?
Junction whi.-h Millet obtained i
hla si-?. ? m law from i b body
until the court could par- ?m hla
in ths mean time the i?. :y hss bean In a
recslvlng vsult Millet'.? wife, wl
man U <l MB l.roti.i r.
.st.-ck. ti.?? piano manufacturer. Tin- argu?
mont on IllUer's action brought out ths
fad that for foin years hi-- \\i'. had ii\>>i
v. nil I ? ? iii.l had expret - .l .i wish
to he hilt led ill he! fat b< I I pl"t.
ERB OPTIMISTIC ON BUSINESS
Railroad President Says Improvement
Looks Like Continuing.
Nesrman Erb, president ?.f the Mlnneano
~t Loula Railn sd, I ike an o
tie View of the Condition Ol '.RS Ih
said yosterdsy thai general bualneai wax
dietinctl) better .nal the Improvement had
Indli aii.m of continuing.
"Th.-i ? - ?ltd bssi f ?I ..,?'
. p Hie general OUtlOOk." be a.!.1".!. "Holin?
eal constderstlons have best
,. lar?,'" extent and Hi. promise of OSS' hu-,
insssi ? spectsily for th? rs '??
tion compostas, >.f good. The Immediate
? '!?? ?,: ? 1 i nSS i ar f r ?!-,. rn\\.
roads a" not less than M.sst ,,' all kinds.'
V I I '?-??<! thS< ! ? .eorian. 6
f., the advanc |n th- prie. , -
which t?e> nie?| to hin? t.? I bai
i ntnd Industrial ? ? md
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GET $100 CHRISTMAS CHECKS.
Th. BOCiOtl Ol H?? l'ri ndh -- |
i ,.. according to an ;?' ??
mad' .... forward? i Chrl
ci a ks t..r Its? esoh to thg foil..win-- lastll ;
tlooa Misslos of f*njr Lsdy of th. R
M \ 1- .'? Ill H .-?..II .1. Ha I'.
ji<. pital, si lost ih'-. Hospital, th'- Horn?
for th? Aged, St 1". .n "
\ ? i dB Han' So- iei\ Little Btstsi - ol
Ih. I'..or. I ?..i-itni. a fltStl | ? .?f the gfek
Poor, M< " v..11. assoelattsn, L fl i
I . insumptlon and II
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LAWYERS TO AID HOSPITAL FUND.
William t' II..ml.low. ,-, William I.
t'.utiu ??. A'li in? H. Jolino, \ Ictoi
treta snd Qeorsje W Vsn Blyck have
f, rnn .1 a las ysrs* auxiliar; . ?? m II
lubsci ipn..ns am? ng ? a
Nsw Voik hu toward the t?uo.oGO fund
ne Hospital flsturd . md fl
tion Is raising t.. . imong
the h? npltals foi I i piur,
inmiltee has tralli".;
h .ii leail four thousand m?.r
bai ?" d it Is hoped thai al I? ...-t
111 oo '.- .u !?? ??.!' Ited
.- -? ? ?' .
TO AID ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS.
,io, . . .In oi n.? pel foi n. a ;.,.
Metropolitas Opera doua, to-morroa ntghi
will K?. t.. u,. loelst) for Italian Immi?
Bos? - lia'" DSI i. tS D - Mis
William i. Vender! lit, m I
M hltney, Un Oaorgi w Pi i Uns, M
Hllot !?' Hi.? par.' Ml ? h- ?? . PI ?'?? ? al
i 'adWal m. r Jon? >l l...illlai,| .-',.. a.-, i.
M, - Hem i w Tail, Mn ? H. ?
Mrs M Hilara Chun h i ? iborni, Mi
Mac). Cbuntosi Qiullo ;:. n ? \
Plore? ? i' lei ', ?.ndn
l i, i. Tl? vin ;
' |-.. , | 1.1,1 M .? ? .!
i , ill -.?. Ill i a .t Kusl
i,.i i
i it?. . opeis ai '
,,,, for lbs Wrsl < -n.. - m tl
are i nun ? I '? atinn Ii ?no? Ma ?
i i ? . ilma ? ? ?., Pas
Au...!.. auU DUil' '
IDDi
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NO. 19-FRIDAY, DFXEHBER 22, 1911.
New=York Tribune's
Bookreaders'Contest
$15,45OJn Prizes
WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE BOOKS
THESE PICTURES REPRESENT?
No. ?7.
?NO. ii.
Contestants are required to write their answers upon the coupon which is
printed on Page 2 ot The Tribune every day during the Contest. An?
swers must not be sent in until the last two pictures are published.
Christmas Is Coming, but The Tribune's
Contest Is Here and Still Open to You
Why Not Play Santa with Your?
self and Try for One of More
Than a Thousand Presents?
CHRISTMAS is coming. In fact, it is almost
here. You can't go through ten minutes of
the day without having that fact driven
home to you.
You can feel the Christmastide spirit every- '
where Youngsters arc getting so good that butter i
won't even melt in their mouths, and when you
go downtov/n to your office in the morning you
simply can't help noticing how extraordinarily
polite the elevator boy is getting. (He's going to
put up a littic box soon, or maybe he has it up ?
now; but it's coming just as sure as Christmas).
The point is that every one is expecting some?
thing; something out of the ordinary; something |
different from the everyday work-a-day routine.
But the real question is, "What do you expect
for yourself, and what are you doing to bring
about your expectations?"
Think this over slowly and see if you have
any reason for believing that Santa Claus is go- '.
ing to struggle down your chimney with a beau?
tiful Five Passenger Automobile or if he is going .
to bother you with a fine Player Piano. ?
Of course, it may be that he is, but ii so you're ?
luckier than most of us. and if you happen to i
belong to that class "most of us.'' this is to re- j
mind you that there is a fine opportunity here to
begin to get in line to play Srnta Claus to your?
self and bring home any one of over ten hundred I
and sixty-seven (1.067) rich and valuable pr?s- j
ents that are mentioned in the prize list in the
adjoining column.
In The Tribune's Bookreaders' Contest prize ?
list you'll notice two very handsome Automobiles,
several Player Pianos and more than a thousand f
other valuable presents, none of which you would j
refuse on Christmas or any time thereafter.
Then if you will look over the explanations
and conditions of the contest carefully you will
?see that it is open to every one and that there is
nothing in the world to prevent you from trying
to secure one of the rich and valuable rewards
offered.
Examine the two contest pictures that are
published to-day. Try to name the books these ! b/nrj!,^Z\-\h..^
pictures represent. That's all that is required of
contestants, just the naming of the correct book
titles. It's easy, and it's fun combined, with the
opportunity to win a big reward with very little
effort.
To get started, simply secure the back num?
bers of the earlier coitest pictures, which may
be had at The Tribune's office or by mail, as
stated below, and then follow up the contest by
securing a copy of The Tribune every day.
Tribune's Bookreaders' Catalogue
Great Aid to Contestants
The Official Bookreaders* Contest Catalogue
of The New-York Tribune, containing a large
list of book titles, among which are included
all of the correct titles to be used in the illus?
trations throughout the Bookreaders' Contest,
will be a great aid to contestants in arriving
at the correct names of the books and their
proper spelling. The price is 25 cents at the
office of The Tribune, or a copy will be mailed
to any address upon receipt of 30 cents in
1-cent or 2-cent postage stamps. If cata?
logues are ordered by mail, contestants should
address
THE CONTEST MANAGER,
Bookreaders' Contest Department,
New-York Tribune, New York City.
explanation of The New-York Tribune's
Bookreaders' Contest.
try day fer Seventy-^hre? f7si da? there win
nppear m Th? N (j I Tribune (Daily an?! Sunday
us? Ttvo (2) Illustrations. Cartoons or oth?*r
itlona of the names of books. The- Tribune
hundred and sixty-neven prize? to
Tribune r??a?1' ra 'pending in the nearest eerrsct
era to the entire.serlas 'of book llluatrattona.
Th? Sral two official ill istratlnne apporta on Mod
t?,. amber I
Th? imea of i?oo!<.? to be Illustrated ana to
. ,* ,iv irda ,*???? hpin-: Mlected by the
nan! an I a ?ll be Ineluded In the
? ? ' reed 'onteat Catalogue
which will i e pu i ? ? ' " nd reference for
ta' um rhe correct Hst of naraea will be
, i ,,.., ?jndei depoait deperttnent of
ittonal 1 I ?nk. ?' ? ?"? ?' win remain until
i?. the J? df?M at th? ? lose of the ?.-on?
.., .... ie prize? r? ? ? ??? < ,? ? mu8t
, .. m,,> ?r the book esactli accord?? to tin
ing aiielling ? ?' 'unetuatlon ss published in
, dere Gonteal Catalogue
uill fut n. . the Ideaa und
the book illustrations.
irtoontati will nol even toe? ti.e answer? to
/.?l? pi? tures tbi y i.aw.
they may do ao u ihout till.tiu out the etittre coupon.
Plctur.-a may b? submitted with th? answers tt contestants
?u desire, but they .vtH not count f?>r them.
6. Different i.?embers of a family ir.ay rompue In the
'. but "ii'.y duo i::ze ni:; u- award? i '.?? any ..ne f^m
llv or household. <uid only une ?It ?et of snswsn ?il. ho
? I from any Indrvl 1 ; il ? .tion In
any utlter ? vnt?-?it now hein?- run wi. a:i> une from
. nfei Ins "??? ' omretiti.-n.
6. All an??*, rs must be helil until the entire ?erle? ot
book llluatratlona bava been printed In "?he Trbune. and
every ?et of coupon? upon which asswera are written mu??
te arranged In mini rice] otd?:. faa'< ned aecurely togethur
and delivered or muled In a fl*t pack??;?. n??t folded or
rolle.!, plan: : to the NEW Y?"?HK TRIHCNE'i?
BOOKREADERS' CONTEST DEPARTMENT. TRIBUNA
UU1LDINQ. NBW ?UHK CITY, within th? lima apeelfl*'
In Rule 7.
7. The I'm? for receiving answers will ha**? no effert
upon ih? awariiii.x of pnaea, with thij exception. All
auawers must bo delivered at the CONTEST I >'".r.\RT
MKN? o: THE TRIBUNE, or bear postmark of mailing ot
not U.trr than midnight. Saturday. Mar? h ?, ISIS.
8. I'rtsea will be awarded to th? contactants, in order.
anordltiK lo ihe num'.-r Of correct aiia'.v..:? ben*, in to the
eatlte ?jene? of book illustration??.
Fi'pt Prize- BteartM Tourins ?*ar, to the ?...?--.tcHaat
?eiidliiK In the laiKf?; number of correct anMver?.
Second J'riz??White Automobile, to the ? ontestant
cendii'.?' In the second largest number, and au ou astil all
th.' prize? hsre bees aearaed.
In the event of a t?., betwees two ?2? or more per
?one. the COBteatant icndinif In the largest number ot
correct answer? with the intellect number of duplicate
anawera (not coupons? win h.> declared the winn?'r. wt-.e-e
?wo (3) or naore oentestsati aubmil the s.-ni" ium?.T of
cc:r<ct anawera and an equal number of Supl?cate .???wer?.
Oie . ?.?? ualns the bait number of coupons will b? d?
tlared the winner
For example: "A" nn?l ' R-' are urn (2> contestante
and ???nd In the ?following number of coriect enivrera,
uupllcat'i anawetM and COUPOBB:
Correct An*. Duplicate Ana. Coupon? u*ed?
A . IM 1H<1 Ml
B. VJ? IS? 141
"A" wins the pr.ze herauee, altlmneh he used .me Ml
more coupon ihnn "B." he cent la only i??l duplicate
???wn? to ? H.V ISS, er S less, and display?***] greater ekllL
In i ???? two i'.'i of sien persone submit the .--?me num
i anaweia and ih? fame number of ???plicate
unie eerlei of pictur.?. torretber witt?
th.' biime number of coupons, the value of th? prit? aa
te.I f.?r wllj be divided ? < thoee t'.eln?i.
?J. a Hoard of Three < '>> Judgei will be ? '?? *ed by
The Tribune from disinterested eltlscae, ?ho win take
? liar??- of the answers and prfsfi strictly is
. ..lance with th? ictlon ?f tl;.- titles illu?
i re ted and as gives la The Tribunes Bookreaders ?;i?nie?t
ogns.
10 W>i?r.? a set of anawera Is aecurely fastened te
aeiher. the contestant win be permitted ts M??np with
rubner e'ainp or abbreviate hla or ln?r name upon th*?
spar? allot?.-d for same, ?nd '""'.* the full n*r>? and
<d.!refs from the majority of eeuponi provided 'hat ?u":?
full nam.? and full addreaa am plainly wrldeii upon ?h?
(??at six (H) coupon? of th? set. wh.-ro epace for ?ama will
be provided In dii" course.
In sordina In : he answer? at the rinse of the ?-jti''*it
it ti important tint oonteatanta aeal all sa? k^jes con?
taining; wt\ of asawsra :?nd see to it that post?e,e thereon
Ik fully pr-pald at ?he ra'e of two renta i2 centi? as
ounce or fraction thereof Tal' ?sor Poatmaatar that you*
pick ?cri- of Answer? ?"nisina wrl'.ten matter and mutt be
m.il!?d at the first rla?s ri'f
All COmmUSlcatlona or l-t'era of Irq ?try corcernln?
the Book'eaders' Conteat must be addrr-?sed to the COV
TP?-T M\?-?r,FR :."E\V-YORK TRIBCVE. 134 NSSSSa
..-,,... , v-w VorW rttv
CONDITIONS:
I" '? to all reader?
Ptm?- employe? and
I. The 1 -i Is
in lay Tnl
lllaa.
? , .... k, nu? m i ? write it ? name? or the boobs r?p.
... ' - "i"'" ?he coupon provided
? ich ?'il appeal on Paa? I of rhe
U . iy iluy iliiriiiK i|,e period
,, Vnawora may be wruien with peu
??'?;'':' . .1
, i. ,,.., picture upreeenta the name of onir one Hi
.?.i- will : ' . ?"? requin i to give the
Le i Ki.- m i. ima of t..
? i W '!? re conieatanu ai as?
name iney w u be permitted u
... ich book picture ir i
;,ei.. iiiiorreci anawera win n,.
. . on!, llalli
? . . i. S - ? '? i'ie.% be wrltien upon a ?Inn!?
i ?uat i ?? uaed r i addl lona I an
,.ii,i ' the tame number must b? kep>
the ?? < afhere conteatania wlai?
, .i i am? * i" the nma I oeh III ttratloa
?upon.
COMPLETE LIST OF PRIZH5
1?SX.?00 Fl?e-l'a??enfer siearn? Antonia.
hile. The Y. B. Mejru? Couipauy.
Kroadwa?/ and 6*<h St.
2?i?.ino White InurlnK Car. The White
Company Uroadwuv and SM ?if.
I?\?i'.I??0 ISoe. ker \rt Plmer l'Uno?. J1.050
rmii. i. Besrker, N ?>?! Miih 8t
.-.?-??noo Francis Bsroa Vtt rij?v>. Hacen
Plano Co., 113 Ke?t l"???th ?l
???KO0 Andereon Player Piano. The \nder
son Piano Company. ?>U Fulton St..
Hrnokl?. n.
"??7?0 l'ruinls Ma?on Pla?er Piano.
a?0??;i.:n??. T?? Wlii? Piano?, ??.no each.
Wine; g nui, Mnth h? and t ;tq St.
|0?11? tiJtOt, T?o Boecker %rt Piano?. <60?
ami jioo. respectively.
12?BSSS Pinina Ki'uni Setts. Lennon a
?ompany. loi Ka?t "Jd M.
1S?#100 cash.
14??inn Solitaire Diamond Kin?.
iS??S? 51 10 I luster Diamond Pi in.es? Mines.
ISS and ?a??. rooesHlvely. L W. ?w?ei
A- Ce.. 118 Dr.udtvay.
17?v n Cssb.
\n?19?Sio ( luster Diamond SMseSSS Rlo-[?, SIS
ea? h. I . W. *?\\e.i ,t I i?
:?)?.'0??Uli?. Owen Koiliiv I einher Urd?. Si?
each. D T. Owen loini lay, I
IM 8t
.10?11?<mi <ush. S?*? euch.
;?>_:i?^?Sio rmeh. am e.?ii?.
SU?c,;,?*:inii. MSB'S or I ?die?- ??eld Watchex
?sin ca. h.
00??7?*??? ?a?h. *?" rtill.
c??IS1?sou. taeerirsa Th-rnio?. sn aeeb.
\iner;ran I hemm? L'swpsny, ?41 V.>?t
l*ith St.
IC???67?*:'?"? I .llHrv? ?>r Geetlemen's Sl'k im.
brrllss. IS eerh. M. Stelnsrhnsiesf, ::
Mahlen I une.
tos?Afl.?s*^?i sVstermse'e Ideel Feeetsls Pen?
*?> m nu h. i c. M'aterman Compaay,
111 Bresdwsy.
tfiS?ion:--?-:?' i?.i?e month?' auherrtTetl? tn
"IN arase a M an vine." m M a yeev. ii?
Pear-i'I? l'tlllllsllll'.t; <OIII|iail>. |.tj | ?,.
S Ith st
i}lace an order with your nearest newsdealer to begin serving you with a
copy of ?he Tribune every day and enter the Contest at once.
Berk aumbsr? of ih? nookresders1 r.>nte?t Pictnr??a (?n?i eeapeas mai us had ?I the eases <?f The
. No ' '?" '"' ' ? ?* price in .New fork cuy. Jersey City snd Hoboken la i cent for the
? i and B canta for tha ?Sunday I laewhere the price Is '1 rent? f"r thn iiaily ;ui.i B .-rnts for th.? >'in.i ?v
back numbera are ordered by mail i -rnt n?i.iitiunai tor ovsry io number? must ??? rentltt?jil r?->r
?ill ?i the beck numbers from fiecemher 4 ?sill b?? mailed n> any sddress In ureater Nee York
I ol 1 ?? I? ?.'?it. 1 New Vork ><nd .lei?e\ iiiv upon receipt of I? csnta In a.
I t?? order only by tin number which .^'??ara at lop of the coupon
i? itanta
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