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CHILDREN SPOIL
jgr S REVENGE
Blind Pedler, Beaten for
H2s "Riches;1 1 or.utves
Yoong Assailant.
(rfCKS OUT PRISONER
pv SOUND OF VOKT
,r Iggfeg. Him? No. Sor!
wd ye Not H??r ,h
Mother? H? \ski
I ah
1 (
, a?y h?
I l.? fetal
Fact, In
.-. || int.*
a. l
-
-
' '
v Street, nnd
-
i
?
-
tar two
-
th? pen
- Ther-'
....
\. anawei cam? mmj started
foi the de? i
?". t hneV. I " anapped ? srole?
v* un? i ? r ai m I a iated itael f ai '
J mmy'i a?*ch ano a cruahlng bio* on
i 01 el . i .1 ?it opped
When h?. recovered hla sal ea In a
hospital ' mmj remembered mos1 of
what had happened His c?r? ?till
h? Id thi ? two woi.'? that
had 1"*i n ?poki it end
voice at is1 It waa the ?
lert
1'efote the det? found him,
John Regglon . who hadn'1 com.'.
? - ears, reaumi d hla aid
route Yeeterda* morning bo present
cd hin -, f at the dooi I"Mi Rl
. ? i , rith a aa r of
Mr? Stre la, who bud in
., ? ,,- hand
th.- ehleken po< returned
?crean
eued 1 . 4.
. m l.c i thai
nd Ii?. .-.I .-i
l 19 rhomp' "i. Stre? t othei
matlon which led thet
irth Street
?
, -s- Dundi i
others,
?nken to Mr? Strella'a room?,
limnn hnd - I brough 1
iftet ;.- Othl r
Ired of
\ ekene t<
.- the fom th
man B]
?
. broke down
sorrv fi got me into
\o *.hii Dundee Th..
I don'1 know his ?
crazy ? ith
.
he'd
"It'? thi tim? had any
,. yeara of
. '..'??
? ? tury i
; he father?
mba'a <
? '
Id how he
had cow.c to A n 1885 a
n four
e died
been
lie : me,"
the bee1
If It
wasn't for the neif-h1 bave i
? ? inlucl
_
PILFERS BANANAS
OFF TREE OF LIFE
Wily Isidor Offers Cut
Rale Magic to End a
(?rass Widowhood.
93 CENTS HE GETS
TO RETURN HUSBAND
l.ut Shadow Romain?* in (?lass
and Woman Denounces Fruit
Vender in Market Place.
Maahed r I > ... . \a ?? h ??m- v ? i
? '? favorite diab. I hai lea Dick
en? **<>t> white --iickai. Pee drar.k i? lot;
.? ,-? h ?wore at .n more; 1'"
yuitic?** hi? the pip?, nail Beethoven
loved turnip? leidor Madman hud ?n
unmit i ' ? elltng h.?
nanas.
With Ihoughl "? the | el ou fruit
lark ng h bra i . laidoi, who ia
torched into ?iri" ?'
?Weinst?
reping at
? ,-.,', ,1 . ?
? rh,- i,'.ir.,-ii of ba
?.a ? , ? .? 'i,,m the cril-.np-, but ?udden
\\ he ** a? ?at nc .
uns rippi il by the i gi ief.
,,?' ?all inn down h
face i.nd laundered hi? collar.
"He was such a dear husband,"
. md put
"Six eenta," ?aid 'he ei,.,-.'
where elae It
\i '? ? ? declared the rnhu.?
woman. "Fl c \cm.s he'? hi-,':
? %
"l i*c long M-nr'." echoed the urocer
with n ditch in hi? *,- ?
Mr? Weinateln wiped her '..,r
ice and ? "arted. ?rlth atep
.
Mr? Weinstein bist?h*? <1 i h* door of
her fia? at I MO Part Avenes la th*
.t' Uid"t
"hear lad)." i " 11.1 Ihroegh 'be
keyhol?
Watchs want?" mapped Mi? Well
, ?fein
"I am i BBOarie, dear linly," shoii i
laldor "I eaa give ? ou back bi i
husband "
? \ weh' " ?oblo d tie woasen, d
the door flow Opea "!>?' tua* k.*
"i on an fci\e me bach my husband?
M -, hiiabnt d Mej ei you will gel mo
.
i: hurta nu* more ?? it hurt? ou."
1 I ? ?! || .Im "He mu r Iih\ i I i,
? i nian "
"Nu nu'" -aid Mn w einst? in, and
I hei league "What a dear
i
"It'll coil ' him buck
"It'? i,?, much," raid Mi Wein I
"l onlj goi M renta."
i ? i m. it, tha batanee I i
I riiu?t have to Saturdaj U> i-.o
? ? ?. ? i man
.ling 1" Mrs. ?Voll I
Il a twain ki ell in pi a) ei laidoi i s a,
... .1 tl >. close!. got foui ?
lighted 'I.cm placed th**m on the flooi
ndeil the grief stricken woman
1 to riae; marched about and b?
the taper?, ?inged Ibelr heeU, prayed
for theli Mu?a nn?l pul a -.mull i ? ?
il >' in B |/la*s.
'The watei ?*<?'? dark," ?aid laldor,
"Win n 14 ???? licrh? . ba\ e I
happl ? ? ?
"Here's th? "" renta." aaid Mr?. ;
Weinstein, and ? I or the
coke ' Itle. The follow
an I "':- ? utriiiri
Behold! I idoi ? at
eenta' worth
piided hi :
' Help! Poli? >?' " houted Mr -. Wem- ,
?
If. foi ? Magi il rate R rotel, In the i
?
to retut ' ?-ut?.
'No! " ?aid Magi itrate Krotel
?,. keep ... i"
'
until Raturdaj to do
\ p arch wi ? I 11
Bui he I m ; d :?:?? red ba
' all.
Boy Killed in Front of Horn?
Herber! I "a . i yean old. son of
v\ . Fa ? . of 864" Baat? rn Park?
way, Brooklyn, ?a< killed in front of
?., ?? rday by an automobile
operati d bj John R, B.
?i manufacturing chemist, of 209 ' i
dernill Avenue, The child wh- eross
. ? . . , ? ? , watch, a -t?*utii
? c aecidenl hap*
ted on a chare.' of.
The Story of Five Ysars' Telephone Development
New York City
Now Has Over
400,000
Telephones
Table of
Growth :
r Ytar
I 1900
Tapsilatirm TeU-phormj :
3.400.000 Sc.,000
1905 4.000.000 190.000
1908 4,(500.000 310 000
1911 4,800.000 401,000
TV 400,000 marl ?a I5a?_d on December 24th. the day be
fire C nnatnia?. The total gain in telephone? for 1910 w?i over
40.000. Through our l>ong Dutance coonectiooi we reaeh over
5,000,000 telephone? in the United State? and ( .a?ada.
You mar net re?_e it, but these lialiilx-? ha.? ?a iiaporUal
tijtiifiianrr to? 70? aa a ?vlephon* ua?. TV uariirloe?! oi ?our
telephone ?ervice 11 m<_a?ed by
1. The nuiiiHer of people with whom it enable? jroa
to talk.
2. The c_*a of paopie it reanS??
Apply the?* taart? to tout telephone ?ernee here ta New York
Gty. Think oi the nuiijbei ?ad cia*? ol the people that it enable?
* ou to reach. Think of the aretage ap-ed and accuracy oi the
semce and of the time rt ta?r? vou. Surely it u a wc><a<i?rrul arrance
fettet] to the oer_ of a wooiierhil city. And it? ucetuloes? n cm
itaatly irrrrraaiDj. for ererv teJephooe adcWl to the Syrten make? it
more ?aJuabk to you ami to rvey other telepabooe urns.
By tt*e ?atr? kavr ym et Telnphewi* t
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
r'rerry BaC Teler>l*r*ne I? a I oattj Dt?anca M/ni n
Advertisement Published January 2, 1911.
Today there are
elephones
In New York City!
FIVE YEARS AGO the advertisement reproduced above ap?
peared in the New York City newspapers. It showed that
there were at that time 401,000 telephones in the city.
Today there are 614,671 telephones in New York City?more
telephones than there are in London, Berlin, Paris and Petrograd
combined !
During these five years while the value of the service has so
greatly increased by reason of the greater number of telephones,
there has been a substantial decrease in the rates charged to the
public for service.
The addition of more than 213,000 new telephones in live
years demonstrates in a striking way the practical, everyday use?
fulness of a service that contributes so greatly to the upbuilding
of the city's social and business interests.
It indicates how much greater your opportunity now is to
build up your business or to add to your pleasures by making
liberal use of a service that is comprehensive and reliable at all
times and under all conditions.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
jenz
GRIP A MYS?ER
DEATHS INCREA:
Laboratory Exp rts Or
pit* with Bacilli to Coi
v.nce Doubters.
MORTALITY RATE
(i.AINS :>() PER CEI
Health Di'partmctit Figures M
Respirator-- Diseases M.iki
Oreatesl Headway in Vean
< ame bou the doubting Thomi
?he an* "Whadayamean grla
demie. Ti anl) the bbub! mid wh
' old* and cough "
lh.. Health D< ha
these pec II
?var on grip a it h a comparal
men of the death i rom re?
story diseases .i
' u B< ? ? nine- a
Novembei II
ereaae eacl
'"'* '?" "o year was I . ration
rapid ?i during th.. preaenl wintei
1 eompai of t?... eighth, nil
and t*?ntl ? ? -
I'-'l-' I*". 22?, *H; 1913 155, I
l?W; 191 l 121, 168, 211, and 1916 !
?"ii. 9"15 Tl .
ready I ah? ad ol
tide mark of form? r yeai
each ea?< un-- no- ..1 \\mt
Numi in m ha? ?
thai tin . winter' aflli? I
i' ? . rathei the work
pneumi . they said
? ? ? terday 1
labora!
kl ' ? VanderbiH Clinic op.-rat
in conn?
versity s.h.,ol of Medicine, ?
tn. :r cul! Lire te ?' - hi..;
? i le gi Ip gi i m in a :"?
number of ra?. arn
? i ?
? ?
' ? ? ' . hen pni imoc.i would
i
v |
n
? their t?
?
Bellevu? Hi ?
t<--t> 111
? . .-r ?I ' ." ' I | I ?
the Phj ilcian .a: :
I
. ? ?i- ?ell call it "I
tmy."
The Rockefeller !.'or Medic
? ?
Early last month bar pnei
?
,i r:..r b? eome
time. A
taken !.. s been 1
? ?
ti tut? it prepar?
;.. iolv<
? epidemic bj the >i
fluensa hm
w hile exper!
poi ta from the V
mijcli worac In ma ties
I Public Head
? ? ? erious e|
Ruensa I
?
? .- ? hri-trr.. ? 11 I ;
Krim
?
down :
pie a ? ' United Si
.- hugging, dsne i
...:? earefull) | '...
Dr.
?
Columbia 1 raity, led
r I luden!
preeaul r gri|
and to ?? ii t in ?
.. ?? .
? yt iterday a il
reopen i i s ol co leg? the <
mai roc? to I
low in or.l.r to a? o d
gather -* ith inal rod
of ti . I once cnugl '
Hartford Has 20.000 Casts
tif (irip and Bad ('old'
rn* "Mts-rai
Hartford, Corm., Jai v. i .'rdim
Hartford, thei
aboul 20,000 i - p oi
sever,. Coldl Of 1 :ldri-i
r.-xr itered In the pub aloni
more than 1,009, 01 fl i- i
.,' ?en1 ' ?
n:i teachera oui of a group i I
out, and unable to provide lubal
In 01 - - ? hers 1,000 pupila an
registered, fey be
of eolds. Al a i ting
School teacher- to-day ?1 Wai agreed
to Inatrucl the childi
?jr.-- entive ? agaii I i-rip and I
? quickly.
i telephone con pai
lie? foi ca ?i ?? feel ng 1 lal grip
eptdei ' are working
i ? veland, Jan. 6. '?'? I
death - 11 ?i;. I fr< '
pneumonia In ? leveland, Hi
miaaioner I L I 01 I to-di > pr?
that the
worse arithin tw?
to tr.e mild weather which h
vailed In the city during
thirtv-?ix bout?. Ford ca
...-.- to ei
caution agaii t th?
ease. Overheat?
blamed by Ford aa a reaaoi I
nticlpated increa
victia
?_-*.
FLEEING CHAUFFEUR CAUGHT
Left Woman in St ret kftei kutO
hno.reed Hot Ooaro.
lohn 8? renty-seven, at
1149 Simp? treel
?
Weiland, at S
-.venu? ?
its wa
nour admit? ? i
the a? .
NO PEEP AT KIEL
FOR ARGONAUTS
Blinds Will Be Drawn
When (ireat German
Canal Is Passed.
RUSH JOURNEY
TO THE HA(iUF:
Passport Inspection Complete,
Party Will Be Off from ?Co.
pcnhagen Monday.
' Bj "". Jai . E The (?rrmari
'" "i?,! here baa completed hia
in peetion ?,f the paaeporta of tb?
? party, and detaili al the
plana fei travelling through Germany
I Hague were made public to
lii?' partj will leave Copenhagen
" .1 m . Monday, <>n a ipecial ?nur:,
i r?i I??- run al high ipe? d.
kt 1 l?en frontier th | ae<
rill | ? lartial law
The ti ? Ma led, and the blind
?if the drau n a hen ?mpoi
pointa, including the K el I anal, arc
p , . ,-,;
v il imbu m- all ? lember of the
arched and their bag
Any ari
the P" ?ession of which objection ia
'? h? h i'.'l. For thia rea
to lea* <? all
? ,-r.- f?,i ahipmenl bj
to Holland.
I' '.arty will i fach
'I h?- Hag -
n . Jan. I. Mra. G. D. [_tua.
Pittsburgh, a member of th?> Ford
lit for the United Statua on
day, having left I ? pedition or,
account ,.f ill health.
Miss Atldams Would Not Link
Ford with Peter the Hermit
[Ha : ra? Trl -,:.?. I ?
- ago, Jan. ?'. "Henry Ford'?,
?? .. ? ? to-day
1 '" :
pilgrimage
n the
-
lineer il
??. the cause. Ha- with
0 fron certain banks
money to the A
i p?, ' no1 ipon
nred by the ?Voi party. It
: . , - ?? i ? ? ?
"I would Mi Ford In hi?
? - Pet? r - '.?- Hermit,
v.,h ? " *
? it interview -ho ha
? : -irre her i pe? ation.
? the ?
?up.
for Washinfr
- the Pan
.'. aman' i'
, f which ?hi ent. While I
if? eeption liv Pri
ind Mr?. Wil
Michigan Voten Want
Ford for President
' an : .-. Mich., Jan. 5. The name of
I ord, who recently re1
from his European peace miaaion, ;,n-,
n place , n 'I-.?' Republican Presiden
primary ballot In Michigan thil
......
lid icj for President
with the S?cr?tai
noon.
BULLETS FOLLOW KISSES
^ ounar Admire- Shoot? Hronx Girl,
The? hills Hini??lf.
Angelina Zarminino wa? embn
her fl a- ? rhe rhiril Boor
I ? .--?. Street, The Bronx, last
brotl era to
aupper. Sh? ?d an
the itair
?? i f,l.
"Marrj me, right away, quick." he
-. i. He waa Am idee Cibbotti.
had run over from hia mom at
-. and Southern Boule?
vard.
"?o, ! ir" to I'd!;, to see my mamma
and my papa Too come after. It
they like you then we marry." a d
ria.
"I kin ?. kmadeo, drawing
: I kill you." A
from bed airainst
: by a corset I
Another cut a
from her tongue aa aha fell and
? ght hand. After
% a bullet into hi- right temple.
'? .
H,. waa dead when I>r. Conboy came
ambulance.
? ? - _irl to the hospital.
a
Woman Dies Under Ether.
Mar* Botardi. thirty, af
? 187th Street, The Bronx, when
undergoing an operation to remove h?-r
? night, m her home, died
alien in lluenee ai ether.
U-BOAT ISSUE
ROUSES SENATE
? ,,ni,nue,I fron? page 1
thi? country a< Ions: as -.* wa? poiv.bl?
in ?"
"That all he true," Senator
W,,rk-> replied, "hut that does not al
ter the lituation."
??I: ..-.i Senator
- it th? m irkel f 1 - eoun?
: open to Germany, aa
? luntriea, and that
?
.... . .....
itoi ?? that thia go
tral poi
??[? i le to f?\ arm?? to (?er
[ aay H
? '
to nn> of "
ted. He
?
it 1 ? ?
__=-^--^^-=^-^-----all-**-'*'*^.*,~~?.^
They're off
Remnant Sale 4th Day
<?1Q Suit end? reduced. Imported and S\1 W
J)10 domett* fahr,,- Made to measure. 5113. flU
?Sis JVrni>Hrtt
lM ra Brooch, Kost Si Open Uorch 1st_
ak? Se ?tompatiy
Broadwa*. ;it * j,111 Stn I
Thoi ' . ' - _"?
lo-tl.iy and to morrow ive ihall fontinu?*
the Sale of
Men's Shirts at $1.45
nrilKSK shirts wrere made by n leading manu
* facturer .-111 ? I are not shirts made e^pcciallv
for sal" pin |i<?>? s.
r lu .nit ;m 1 -tttV cuff i pleated
kJi tiff "iff-.
a] .Mali-rial- are Swtch he ithci
plaids, .lin! finely woven Ma
<J All tlir ne
- rtn enl of pencil and heavy si
grounds.
" . refully ? ' ? ? ? .
buttonhole?) well made and every lil
Kvery- size i
Shirt Shot) -Main Floor.
THOSE LEGS NO PIPE DREAM
lather Sa*?. MIm Krauaa*? < rill? Hue!
Ile a < Igurttt? Fiend.
Miaa Rom Krauai ol 3494 Forl Inde
penrler.c?' Sr real, The Broi
to a perfectly impartial worl
day night ti . 'rom n Van
i i rtland Part bridge, th< help
r truat
John Carpenter, of 80 Arthui 51
', ?? r.k?'r-?. from drowning. No -
had ? .,- badea of l"
fallen than A. W. Carpenter, ti
>,f tiic reaeued boys, itripp?
phone all of the
. brow of 1
? z
?
l-irl's -
the wire 1 .'Mi Carpenl
c tr.ir.-'te (tend, a
deny a
fei ,i . : . ; i
knowa ?
"I ahould lil ?? et 3
think
of him." Dr, Krau
??f rile It-...-.. i of Moi . ' ?
ti 01 " I 1
-
moral and hygiei
The ?
tradict h'A Mr. Ca
retatabliehing 1
.- .
rting no i ?
dut) Bui
'li>- drei< ah? ruii
her poor body. All day Ion?; I have
been ail
tard plasters on I
LEVER GETS ARTS MEDAL
Award Announced at Inhibition of
Painter Memher?.
The jury of the K
Painter Memher-? tfatioi
t'luh. Which op? : .
r.ouiu ? ',
Club ?.old Medal to Haj ? ? : ?
M r. Lever, boi
wall, England, w? bei .?? the
Royal West or' Engl md Ac?
: - repreaented in 1
f South \ . . '
the National Art Gallery of '
Walea, Sidney, Hoi
?
Institute in 1919
'a Ca I
?-'??'
116, and a 1*0!,I ?
.,? the Panama-Pacific Exp? ?
VILLA KIDNAPS AMERICANS
Mexican RaJda American-??? n?d Minea
Near < hihuahua.
.
1-:; Paso, rex., Jai '? General Fran
risco Villa, with 190 men. ii |i
\ ? -ni 0 -?- aed "?- 1 -
? . ?1 1 ? and ia mas?
en of Amer
American? reaching the hot-,:.
day
Edward Farley and J. J, Hurl? v
,-i,n mining men, and loot? I tl
American mines, Cienegal '.'
<"nar'..-- ?US
\v?!i Qualey, both "'.' S'e? Vori
aa led to A
enn official- to I
the two 1
their property,
are W0a1 of ' :>:: , -
Villa men al
American hornea in
ha? e burned I ?mer cm
because <?'' the Villa ai I ! ran.
service from Juarei t?l Chihuahua ha.?
.
State? was aiding m prolonging the
'.iar and th<
!..- would not anlj ? '??' ai en bar|
munitions, hut aleo ment of
food and doth Bg
Europe.
Senator Lodg?. ? ipl tiding th<
a to the
?' munitioi 1 in a
Ionic colloquy *a;*h Senator? ??'???.?man,
k and
"1 Hir markets are o| the
"We
have taken no action
?
ing 1
all the ? *? ia
. heen crea'i'd hy thia war. and I
war alone, a h ich pi ? more
- thu mar?
ket. If we
created b) ir, we at
tor into t .'o re.
store a eoi lil . ? . re ?
wur. and that is an act of uni.. .
ridentl]
? ? . ? Bg 1 1
Senator O'Gon
. ? rould
. ?
ity, but,
ment, ir* 1* ? \
can nation aril of
??'? ith all thi - '. place
an emharif?! ??:?? the
muni' a iy l.cllifreronf without
g itaelf 1 ? of an
It
? ?>???' ii- - asked
ral for
S'orwaj. I lenmai ? .
to pla .- a after
the war be| i I I hi
.. ' ? lid not
I
Cltea Other Han?
"P.acing of the ?nihar,- I .
tiorii." Senator Hitcl I, " I?
? I Germany et a safe moth?
procuring munition? ar.d other eor.Ta
bund from rho>e countries, and yet n,>
one waa beurd tu eta m that ,l - a coun
triea '?.??r?' guilt]
Every ?jr.?.- knows that German) -*a- de
privad oi an ?noraoua a .-.?-. .,- when
?Srrat Rn'aln foreud those neutral
BU??NAN HERE,
GIVES HIRSELF UP
Representative from Capi?
tal Comes to Plead in
German Plot Case.
'?' r ' for?
mer ;
Peae a ,
\
' ?
A i
? . ..
.- h:m
? let MM
? ors*aaited
'i. flsarhan?
Hi?
??. - the prnie
Ml Bu?
rn might j
The defendant, who il a lar.:* man,
!J hair ind n.j'tach?,
i . ? 'i
li motions
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