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flllY ms OF m
Rumors Flying That Chance
Will Manage the Superbas.
YANKEES DROP SIMMONS
Second Baseman Too Slow on
the Bases and Gocs Back to
Rochester Club.
? l'rank
? Cuba,
srlth ?
len as
on. No
? t of the
to ? cbance
to four
chai
?is the
i
11, anl
ntlafled
I of conrs--e
Ing for an
half of
? tl Rocheater
team of
hen lt won
>re of t: in the
;>rgnnlr.rr. by tho
Yankeos a ? a would plug up
ln the lnr.t d W I en
ie arrl-. ? ' <* that
h.e dld r. I
? elder for ut dld
Blow on thi
f as a fl I ad a knack
? rned a
-egular ?
?
dected
Ilugh 1
hree hl' ln lh.- '
>reach *
.
that juat
bat he l 10 pitch for a
orth J-. al
ut flria
11 for a
lon to P
I
?
?
Del
a. This
its or
lub haa de
uns in tl
ia
: '
ancy taused by I
lon of H R -
londay
1
ioat" Bmlth, of s in Prancla o, ;.
te^ar-. of Brooklyn. Bmith'a ablllty Ib
'?n, for ht
? ls one of 1
relghts -? wart is a
4-?xor. |
go In tl
Hewart had tbe be<
Joe Thomaa, of Now OraJaana, and Wlliie
Baaaaser
rtll clash. Thomas ls di bfl the
ieat man of his
'
f that wh.n he apjjeared here ln a sen
? many weekfl ago.
:s ln fine condition and Ls doing
he best work of his llfe.
? en mnde ln tho
'rograrr.me for the fall meetlng of the
"nlted Hunta
nont Park Tei Thi
LglnaJly araa f"r
ear-oada and upward, ai med to
>?? a sh oung horees ready for
The ateeplechaae for arm) I
l off. In place of it thi
aont Ifl
de and a quarter on I
.een oien.it.
The outlook for th* b rk'ht.
b the memberahlp list and advanci
f reser
r,rmer ? 9 organlsa
fEW BOOK ON BASEBALL OUT1
'Ameriea'3 National Game" Tells of
the Beginning of the Sport.
Iy A <i
nl ttaaa ls a
took u all en
hUBlaStH 11;
of the game from
... ted sn
mporlant work tO the j
' ' 1 olnh
?
?
ius wlth i
?all. as he waa a play. r n
onai Leagu. ln
BRYANT BEATS 8TUYVESANT.
Tho I.
lefeated tha ?,l ,,n
hs fli>
>y a acore oi
?833 made, hut flve ,'U's wer
Tha l.'i'ilvl'lual tsrores tollow
,?*.,imY>NT on.
> . ?'!) 1'a'n. r .
!?___* ????-.... .
^(MClaflV ....
0oTrio *.. 34 |
T0*-" . atal .
NEW RECORD WITH JAVELIN
Lcmming, Winner in Olympic
OaimeB, Sets World's Record.
ikholm, Bweden, Oct 13 -A new
l"a record for throwlng tho Javelln
' bj the famo ia B
lah atl I.- :n:ning. l\c hurle 1 it
I the prevlo
. held by the Plnn .1. Baaiiate
. . lln thi ' the
. Bl sskholm Olympic
?. am< a
LARSOIs STARS FOR CUTLER
Scores Three Touchdowns in
Game with Irving School.
elevei defeated the
? 1,0 .
? i hool I. ague i
at Vi ? i Pai k by ..
to 0.
r frSquently uaed many of 11
Dd the forward p888,
? nllvt ned
Arth . the ' *utler School qu .
it."),.
In scoring th. hla three
i un.
?
Irvlnc 10)
?:l. . T Tats
.I.
. !. .;.
.i Ba
?
ii.H. T. V,
n .
Q l:.l:
R li. i:. ,., Ilsrt
.... r
,- ? v
?
?
KINGSLEY ELEVEN~VICTOR
Kccps Slate Clean by Beating
Mjntclair Academy.
.11 sl.'ile t v
'
Of 13
: . "
whli h was I ?
llne.
.
? d the ki
and rel 11 after ,i ?
jrard llne. S ?
neal foi ???
?
red fur a
. ?
i t T.
......... K. 1
. .
i
I
P .
?
< irh.
THE CHESS SEASON OPENS
Capablanca in Draw in First
Game with Jafife.
uft. rnoon, when tho
.1. H
?
whlch
? ?
?
mati h wii; b<
? w:.. :?:. ,i.. on \
HOTELS IN MILK LEAGUE
Restaurants and P.ailroads Also
Er.g-age in Reform.
u
mllk comi
and dlnlna ntativea,
t tl
? '
?? -t iry of the Neu foi
Mllk c an or
hould long
Hcall
I t about, ' I
.
ln the
summer, when It wa I
milk waa belng dl pi aed
placea In the Blnci thei. he di -
on thal
? .
maitera to any marked extent, although
: the flondl
meetlng,
of the
Valley
.?? commltl
formed, whlch la to ca . ? tel ? of mllk
o time and to co
I oik Milk Commlt
; ? rtment of Health an
? ? tter i illk con
ts and
and on dlnlng i
"Thla thlng ' il
rl eni
long tln d Ur. Taylor. "Thera
loubt that eondltlona vv
ii mI than a io n we n ade
itiona laat Bummer. The rep
. a re li ferei
n are all ilad to ec-op<
the plan to bi tter < ondltlons.
Btep, and om that
. thared untu ihe ayati ra el
lo.'nil."
eommlttee Includea
: essntlng ths
8! H. H. I(
the dlnlni i ?;.I the Pi bsisj Ivsnls
i ?nUda J- a. BFhltcomb,
11 ??!..- g, BaMwla.
robii in. Mr Taylor de
, . ? . ? tment ot H< altk
?' n int' n ated ln, but from
? bad aersf toiiehed.
i_? e
GAYNORSUEDASEXECUTOR
Buildiiur Concern Wants $603
from Ziegler Estate.
... !, oaa o: :; ?? thr.-o execu
tors of : late of wniiam Ziegler, who
sho sre belm
rame i lourl hy tha Uadi n
li i, Company te
Tne other aaa Btora are Mra.
Ziegler snd wniiain s. < huini..
I omi latni aaya that ihe exi - Btora
nutj.oii/.o.i the platatlff, In I3M, to am
plofj u watebnusn ta guard tan bulldlnga
beioaglng to the estate at Ltnden, N. J.
: eged that the eseeutora aoceptsd
l the I'laintiiT compsay la
the sai. tS niako r. pulrs to tho
? of W1I0, bUt that the
egl CUtdf .-. lafOl moi tl"' com) any lu March.
I'.'ll. that their business relatlons WaflS al
Bfl Snd, bUt failed te pay $2031S paid the
ui by the iilainiiff and the re
malnder of teOO for tho iai?uJ-"v
HLION ON THE STAND
Has to Get Mayors "0. K." Be?
fore Reopening a Case.
DISAGREED WITH COURTS
Dcputy Commissioner Tells
Aldermen How Men Dismissed
Have Been Reinstated.
E ni!'..ri, v, m*th Dapaty Polio*
doner, who ha- rtaea from the
rnnk of patrolman, apent yeetei
ternoon under the verbal battery <>f
tt. Buckner nt th.. aldarmanlc
atlng .- rmmlttee Inqulry, in the
Clty 11.ii: Th- committee wanted to know
?
from th.- force became ;?< Inati ti nd
the ? ?:- -. ith i i pugnacloufl
, rlghl . ? er for* ard,
t.-i-l t
\; lalni .1 that hl- | rli Ipal
j dull i - trlalfl ..f delln
M.ui
t hattan, Tl Ha
st li
:
mmlsalom r
!'..!. tlng hls
In 4 '. 1911,
.ift.-r
re D
. how h'- came i" r<
i the ' ? | ii, ,l that .'..in- '
Waldo had orall '-i to ;
n>- .ii-- lai ed, alao, I
\\ aldi ? toid
th,- i-.-h-i ? ing !?? com oiii !;. ^.i.i thnt it
slon of th.- Mayoi
... the
Mayor, I
? | ? v e of the
. il."
Mr Bur ' ! flnd
' '
nd aaked that
:. and lndi< atcd t ?
that ?
'
1 part.
Mllea
-
? ?
(
Mr. I
I
?
..;n n..t a law y. r, t=\r
?
?
?
I dllon'fl r.-> ommei
?
i.f I '
?
"ll.,-,i ...
Mr. Bucki
,1(1 li'lt
neaa wrote that nol i?
. ?
?
"NOW " s.-:.i Mi
platn thc dlfferen<
?
?
?
"Th tt'a eaay,"
?
? I ? I
. hls wife tn let hei
? i j ri v.' wh ? '
'
' '
MI DECLINED By UUNN
Trial Adjourned, He Goes to
Speak in Sheriff s Care.
MORE SOCIAUSTS JAILED
Four Orators Arrested as They
Try to Address Crowds at
Little Falls.
Little Palha.' N*. Y . Oct. lS.-fonflict
betwi thorltJee and Bodsllai ora
torH, Wbicb l.nan Wlth tho arrcpt of
Mayor Lunn ??( Bchenectad) hi
: ? knlttlng iniii Htr!k-rs early
thia week, contlnued to-day with tha ar
ir mon BoctaJiat orators. An
..th.-r feature of the day waa tha com
mencemenl of the trlal of Mayor Lunn,
who waa brought down from the county
Jall al Herklmer late this afternoon
Bherlff Jamea lloon, who waed tha
Maj oi a a charge oi Ineittng ls
Hot, wi ? |tl.. Ha teetlil'.'d
% read tbe i lol aet to tbe crowd
which l>r. Lunn w,m in tl.e
d to havlng demanded thal tha
crowd dlaperaa in tbe name of the atal
il he ln.inl many ihoutfl Of dsrlSlon
and Bome oi out, "neak him!"
On i ? minatlon tbe Bherlff a.lmlt
ted thal he aaw no aeta <>f vloli n
that as he waa eacortins Mrs
Lunn, who is a sv i ln B.iben - -
to thi i olice atal on, L>r. Lunn
at him threatenlngly. Chlef of
ti ? tifli 'i. corroboratlng
Im ?nj. 11. v\a . on ths
atand when court adjourned f.>r the asy,
Aftei ad ournment Mayor Lunn requcat
to i 'oi t Plaln to a.i
anlug
?. i na! d atrlcl The 1 i a
tlon of ? wlthoul ball 11
offered te furnlab bond,
but ? at-cepL rTnall) I ba
t up elf to be n apon
pi isoner and i -1 aonally con
.*or bla
?
< 'ha: I,
.v. and, Wlth
i i g iv. hl i name as John
Lattii morning
had d a
. .?. i
Bherlff
rried to th.
. | the rlol Thi
I the
?
lio.v. uilng ?
:
' ?
. ' '.' I.. II i Btl
'
a Mgn languar
lce to vei
I f Long 1
Iting
them to I
k-up. !
f Publ
I thla
bi to i|
. Cllnton Park
. but
?
I ' 41
? ' '
? .. int) Jall, In -
?
i ?
MfB at
Mltle 1 I thal
?
?
? ?n of Indi : nce.
i ? i. .... ld, for the
Und a oo|
nl in the
? ? ?
?
,: ln Lunn atop speak
Ing and back to the Hi rk;
mer Jai lely In
5L*V^" , -???
? V_jV__?_?
848 ) , Bjj^ , 810* >
I,. . ulm, nl "I A.',
WEATKCn i'i ...AU
... ^,.5
a.
f*rr?2r ?*? "s*"
W ? BB8 ^-j \
|8_Wf__8alV| Xj 0CM_ 19.1812.
"' "s'?' -^_:^_rnai._frrs.V5_-n_
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OaVtal Reeeed arnl loreriist. Washlnrlr.n,
Oet. 13.?i from tae
Northweet
.-,-;.! >:.. low !??? -
that
.. ? aeefl seeth ef the i M le
Rlver Warasflt ?4ia "s,r ""?ch
of ihe ? ihe rats, aad aa
ewtward to tba ? abeta
.,-? .r |a i;.i: b . ibere was
a deet-ed fall la l
rlslna presa ?
tmcajpt ea '?''?? ajsrlk PaeWe ? ?"?
I ereat, aammaanli I I >
ralna an 1 btgh wlnds.
The rain OSadltaMU OVBt Ibfl Ohlo Yall'-y. th?
will
, Dtlnae Baaasji la Bd by Haturday
nuttit tareui n ? l*teaa u.e agpw
. I
wu,y, . ; arlll bfl falr Batu
r'n.
.
iiieht o
wi iiln i arlll - ?? .;.ir Bun lar In I aarlon,
j, uin ta nlay ta the uppsr lake
; ,. ,, ntral vall ) i, snd cold i Hun
,:,-, ii. tbe lowei lak. i l At?
and. it arlll be
aurday ta th? extremi
, . Baajaa
Horm warnlnss or. (1 'thfl 'ir-at
? the .N-w Enslaad
. i , th a
?'' :
. . .
aouth ?Uan
ati rast 1 anul
.,., be.omlna vartablfl ar. I
.rat* aouth; on the l<.?.-r la
brisk to hish southeresi and wesi: '
??
riepartln* Baturday for
norts will bfl '?? ""d ririsi; aouth and
soutbwesJ wlnds, srlib liici-aulBS elondlnsne, io
tho Oraad Resdui _
Fnrrraat for BVSfltal hflfl ?alllles.? lor F.iist
eru New Vork. mln to-day or to-nithf. Sun
tay, falr ln aouthern, flBflflSalf Bfl northern
porllon: -..lil.-r; rn<>drTB4* aaid t>rLk aouth
?real to lvr?l i, ln.b.
? '.. Inrreaslns;
. Bunda)
l*r. ? ?? -1 ' I" r-?ir?ni?
i .?,!>, .md aeutnweet
rlak.
New Knaland, IricrraBlns
raln al nUht <,r
..... ? poi llon; fl
- mthweel a Ind*
I i
,, ,| ,.,;,). r noderata aouth la
, lumbU. -
? . ? an i , Idi
t,, w.ii ulnds.
Vlrginla raln ta
. ,, ,, ,,, , . BlKhl lfl ...Bt-.U
,lr ?n,l *0ld4 r. I
nda
?,. ? -,- and B*a Jeraey, inrreaaing
elou llni .? .
.'.tarn I'cnnsvlvanla. raln to-day;
Bunday. falr hh.i eelder; m...l?rate to bri*k
|| to u .-vt ? ' -
!?'. r Western N.-iv rork. raln to-day: Bun
day, fali and eoider; brlah la blga *..uthw*st
? ia
4.1,.,-rvatlnna tak< n ,it l nlt'd Ktat.-a w.athar
reaterdaj foi a
nperatore. Waather.
. 6* '.'!'?"?
c*lty. ??
. ' glear
. "
.
t .
-. Loul.
?0 Clear
..,; IL.udy
Hll.lll.lllT.
| ? ?, ,M l I ? U I P 84....fl
I .?-iil OIU.IhI Kr-.-rd. The followlnr orBVUI
,.,. ,,,.,, . - ltur.au shows th*
for th* laal
irlaon wlth Ui* .orreipond
, lan' yar:
11.11 1819 l_ mi.
I a. m. 18 M Jr rn. 02 H
I a. .,..?.) Bl e p n. tj 88
!. ;. ni . 4,1 .'41 11 p III. 4.. IK)
)-J ,,: .?1 87)18 P. ?. 88 ?
l|, -.. ' '?
lllrh.st teinp.-rature yesterday. ?8' durwi
p, m ,; lowaet 51. averasr, rtl.ai,-.
.in-spondinK ''-at* laat ><ar. ?.l. avar
. n i-i.iina date last thlrty three
r'orecaati Ttaln to-day or to nlght; falr
to-rnorroe ; moderete to brlss. aouthwt-at to
w*st Mlnds.
an uproar. and the police had dtfflculty in
fifivlntr th.- depiity from iiarm and escort
lng h!m t*> a traln.
MAPJNE INTELLIQENCE.
MIMAT! It 17 AI.MANAC.
Snnrls.. fl:16; flunaet, 6:11. moon ?ets, -i
rr.'-m * BJBB, 1*.
IlI'iH vVATKK.
A.M. !' M.
?aady iiook .. . 1:13 1:33
Oovaraor'a Ishmd . 8:20 8:18
Hed Gate .5.1d 6:'*)
WIRtLESS REPORTS.
Th. Pl-|lad.lj-tila. r< ; I BBjsM east
of Baady itook at iO:3.. a a. |sslflrdar. la .
peded te ? -.??;. .-o .*> torenoon.
Tha H.i'.'ic. rep..rt?-l as BB8 mll.s aaafl al
Bandy Hooh nt 7 t na yeaterday, la expei/tad
I tlila fonnoon.
The rted as l.nm mllea oaat
of -Jan.lv Hr^ik at lo:.",0 a m yesterday. Ifl ex
? r r. rsnooa.
I.S BBIvTOla r^lsrt*.l as ...V. mllcs ea?t of
Bandy ip?.k at 2 o m reeterday, is exiv.-t.d
to docb this forenoon
INCOMING S*FEAMERS.
TO-DAV.
V.fls.l. PVJMB. I.lns
?Baltl .Uverpool, Oct lO.Whito H'?r
?Lfl Bavote .Ravre, Oct 12.French
i .i.i ii i <.. t i .io.- ? an
P.ruicla. ,v ? -..Anchor
Pstrla. OlbrslUr, Ocl II_*Jre.k
Pr di Pletn. nt. Nflpl Oei J _Ia Velo.-e
Bablae .... . > > io . . alallory
Rl Moatfl.Oalveaton, Ocl 13.. ..Morgan
aTUNDAT, OCTOBER 20.
La Tonralne ....Harre Oet II . Frflflaeh
H.lstol City..., i Ofll ".linstol
atatn.Brrraen, Od li. ..N G
.l\. VV . "i. .
aanah, i <? l lT....8avanaah
BIOWDAT. OCTOBBR -1
?rolumt.la.Olasfi.iw, Ort 12.Anrhor
Oct 12..,
??MinnehHha.London, *K-t 12_Atl Trana
'Potsdsiri.Rottsrdam, Od l2...Holl Am
?;. md.. Antw.rp, l ? 12... ited Btar
? i..CrUttol al, <>' t u ? .Pbm
"Oarollna. Ban Juan, Oct 18..R T 8 PR
IVUi i - m I;.in. ii. 10.h
Algoneulo.TurU's Islshd, <<? i l8...Clyde|
Creela.New Orleana, Oet 18...Bfl Pac
?Brlng-s mall.
OUTGOING 8TEAMERS.
TO-OAT.
Mnll Vesa.l
vfeesat For. IJne. ClBBSS.
? I .
Paroi d. 8 10 a m 10 00 a m
r l' vVllh'm Bremen. NOL ?;:;?'.. m 10:00am]
M i .? :rn. II A R M a m ll."iara ,
v. rdl, Rio di Janeiro, i..vli 8 30 a ra 10 0 .t m
p R . '.i 00 .i ii 12:1 0 ni
? 12:00 m
\\ ? . : ia ra 1:001
v anetla. Pei 11:00 * m I 0
lon, \ T . 1:00 pra
tar 1" ?
Patrli ii. Hai ??-.- ii \ ? 7.' <"? p "i ?
, NOL 11 ;,M> a m
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... - 8:00 p m
Palern A I
Denvi i. . 1:00 pm
. _ . 1:00 pm
P II
Huron, Jnrka 1 00 p m
12 00 -n ?
8UNDAT. OCTOBBR 20.
P Jnarr:, | r. m ll-BO a m
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, October
18, 1912.
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i aeeed ta
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Pt.am.r Vltalla (Nor). Cardflnai i
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h . in bnii.ist Lefl Qnar
I in
v--ra? er I'i bb Ann. , ?' Sewe a.nl
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? i I'sflflsrl ln ')uv intlneal
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lee Arrlved al Iha
D a ni.
Br), Itristi.l
1 ? r 2, to .Inmes Ai -
. with nniis?. Arrlved al tba
m
Delaware. I I ?? '? Iphls
Pi l in Quarantlne |
at 11:1*1 a m
Brunswlrk, to ?.-?? '!> '?? ;
Cs i .,. ?Ith ? leed I Qua.antin* af
rsetoern, to the At |
mber Co srlth lui
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lt 12:BO j fl
i Ravra Hai ?? mi^r 7"-.
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Isadore de Lara Assures Kate Carew
the Music of the World Is Sick.
Ormp<>ner of "Thr O.irdon ot Slecp" says BtiaaUBl and Dehussy write only
for tha orcnestra, to the exrlusion of the human volce. and have had a
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OUghly .Successful nnd Satlsfa.-rory Only When ln Each Country It Ia
Given ln the Language of the People nnd When It la Cheap."
Scientists Advocate Laboratory Study
of Potential Assassins.
Arthur MacHonald, tba Wnshinpton crimlnologlst. wants Congreaa to
eatahllsh bureau for aclentlllc fltudy of criminala. cranks and other ab
normal human ereatures of dan-'erous tandencteB Si, -a that man who
attempted to alay Colonel Koopevelt ifi of the "crank type." llke the
BSaaaslB of Oarrield and other notablea. Battavas hls research plan wouldj
pre\ent many auch crlmes. I
Gyroscopic Compass Uses the Earth's
Motion to Guide Seafaring Craft.
Lleutenant QUimor, who ha-< reslgned from the I'nlted Statea Navy to
plve up hls energlea tO the promotlon of this devir-e, descrlbea here Ita
prlnclple and what lt la expected to do for marinera. In Mr Sperrya
r.markable contrivance, the gyroa OPS, B*WWI? foe of gravlty and acoff*r
nt eleetrlC? curreat* Is r.-lied upon to cleanae to a large extent the
o aan'a future anr.ais of dlsaatsr.
Banker and Hobo Fight Together
To Become Captains of Their Souls.
In a i-olonlal hOBM nmld the Wat.hunp hlll" men shattered hy evtl hahlt*
are w-lr-orn.-d nnd aaaisted by tactfitl lnflueine and example and by
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THE WOMAN'S PAGES
Anionp thc many intcres*itur featrjrefl Ofl the Wonian'* Pafres ts a
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a;rl to those decorating or redecorating their homes. Qaestioni which
Brisc will bc gladly answered by the Editor.
CUKTAINING THE HOME, by Roger Fuiton, ia the third of thi* series
of Hotne Decoration articlcs (illustrated).
OTHER TIMELY AND INTEREBTINO ARTICI.ES:
1. Extenaive Club Newa. 6. Boudolr Notee.
2 ""he Reaaon "Why," by the only 7. Book Reviewa of fpeclai Intereet
, Bglat in New Vork Clty to Women.
. trated). 8. When One Motora r-|11uatrated)?
3 New Neck Flxlapa (Illustrated). thea Flttlng Tbla rursuit.
4 Menus and ReclpeB for the Week. 9. Noveltlea ln OIovbb.
6 Well Shod raet. 1?- Wnfn Oystera Are ln S.bboh.
And Varioua Other Intereatlng Artlcl**.
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then] %u aerjartmanta Tha THbtma ts a elaan, HO?? paper.
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5. An UniBiial Little Poem.
2. Puztlea. 6 A New Bftiny Day PurBUlt.
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wJtl ,.. ,..v ... y 0f to-morroWa Tribune. Here is tba Btary, arhlch is raanlllar
to .-\ ary chlld:
j< g Queen of B ' i "?>* tarta.
\li on a sutnmer'a day.
Tht Knav* of Beart* l\? stol* those tarta,
li l wlth th'-Tii run 1
Th* Klag of Hi irts aalled fe* thee* tarta,
,\n,t l - r-.iii BOT*.
?j-i,,. Knai ? ts brought iark those tnrts,
And i rwed he'd oe'er steel mor*.
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p-lrl dreaaed nii ln pink, arltb ber mother'a hip blua apron tied on to
orotect her dresa whlla Bha prai irafl a number of baar^ehapsd tarts. She
atanda by an open wlndow whb'h shows a plaaaaat parden wlth green tree.8.
ahruba nnd a wlndlng walk. Th" Knnv od lle.irts 4a boy ln blue). half
,-,l teblnd a tree triink. ls Been watchin* the little l "ok preparlng the
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WHAT THE PRESIDENT
THINKS OF HIS JOB
By JAMES HAY, Jr.
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HOliMES
A NEW DEAL IN TUTTFIELD
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AH LEE BUNG AND THE WEDDING BELLS
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? Wh.n You and I Weie Younp, Mnpgle," illustrated by ROBERT BTJBNB
WILSON. _
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Newa than any other New York Newspaper.
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