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tfCO?RT CHIDES
DR. HUTCHISON
Fdison's Expert Warned
(0 Cease Discussing
Explosion In Print.
s-afS COMMANDER
SAYS HE SAW SMOKE
r^gtrtdldJ lIcctrKi.in's Icsti
mfiUt FlVf Men in Uns
?rital Qnwt.oied.
er Keeie l:.r'
?*"'*' ' jm
ard et*
- a alec
that there waa
he ox
I
of the
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' Capta aident
r' t?? I ? not
amenta such as
idei - ? * ?y ba?
litan
?-ries.
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Pe? thii
at the
. - nn later?
ra v.?
ra ?-??
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fen formal
hi
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i teal
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not
If 01
, ana oi
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were
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f notei
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.irt.
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??'- ?vy.
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* the L-2.
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in H.'-l'ital.
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mber
r test
that of
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?- hull
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thus
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'
VS. VV^TF.H POWER
IN PRIVATE HANDS
rations Control
Halt in Tsc.
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talla
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RUBBER-NECK STORK BUSY
Thin! t.nalTa T.? It?. H?rn In QpfllHj
a Hsmun- .V Huile Vrl.f.
Bridgeport. ? oan . Jan to. Tin?
?- "ik left n b*b\ jfira?To ?I Umiiiuih Si
? ? ?dater quarter? to-daj Tw?
were espeeting th?
event report tiiat mother snd chflti sra
doing well. Ah h tributa to t-i* mor?
arj ' the lata P I Bai nurn, tin-? long
necked Infanl ?s. rhrlstened Pbineas
eaa |i ni-.it te '?? the third
born |n captivltj Sadie, his
mother ha? had two other children,
bath of whiim sir healthy, but not ?i?
aromiaiag ?? Pblnea? It*- I? perfectlj
? I, sad " ' n half mi hour old lie
?tood v,i In th? can snd pohed hii
head ?>ut to look st Bridgeport.
SHOT KEEPS HIM FROM CELL
Man Bads i if<> r? Dot actives t ?iiie-d
b\ Wounde-il Wife Arrise.
Five -year-old Ross I SI-doBS elUBg !??
bar mother's skirt? yeaterdai ?mil tried
tit push bach her raging rather, ?ho
? ? elaahiag at ?he woman'? faca with
i\ rasar shot her. Mr? Cordon? ran
from their homo, ?r i?*? East 116th
at, to the Third Branch Dotectlva
Bureau ami collapsed. DsteCtivea
arriad buck to the Cordon? hom?
heard s shot. Break ng la, thes found
that Michael Cordone had killed him
?
Neighbors asid thnt the fordone?
hs.l ouai t.- lines moving lnl
tha flat, bul wen unable to se? ou; I
for the troubla Mrs? i ord? ns Is si
ouslj wouadsd, but may racovei
"CY" DAV?S FLAYS
PLUTOCRAT WORLD
New York Newspaper More
Harmful Than Centipede,
Texan Tells Mouse.
?"- i '."-. 'r-': . it -.a- 1
Wai J sn, 20. ", yeloBa"
Davia, of Tr\s?, Informed an astonished
House o: Representatives to-day that
the New York newspaper "Tha World"
voiced *' ?- "-????hetie taste of th' ' SI
... . ?
Bowing toward I proa? gallery, the
Ifin i to "The
World'?" "af!- duoua, erudito, r.r.,1 versa?
ra ng i , than waat on
I other oh
nasci ?' ? ??
tha peopls ol i ist ?tat? lea? harm
n . ? World'
- ? ? ?
a
annoyed
linual
? for a quar?
ter variety. }i>
bii n i fared.
I week." r! a Texan as
f a ailkei fl tha I i <
teei cant t ollar,
and ' became a rational asnaation.
of the varj ?
?us lensibilitie? of th? ' ? ?
?ted dude?
?'<-?! .i" I beg
to sa; thai ' gard for the
rbelowt
are ?
- a family throat
which wai the cause for th?
I thei ? I th? following
?
? ? - .a ?[.?
t I the tn i west
? t ? , ~.
? U > r," 4 ? peg) a ?
its 4 | .. a'?*e.
????ft . -,f..i
? ? , - i -Sod
* ...
.- . ,- a
? ? a a .
- one's" poem eauaed * ?. tat
and no one cared ro queation any ?uch
.- detail a= ?. ?? of the wor I
raaumahly for "vasl
or "ve?ture "
SEES CITY POLITICS
IN PURE WATER PLEA
Wcstchester Senator Calls Wag?
ner Rill Sentimental.
? ? - ... .
Alhary, Jan. 20.- Senator Plater, of
declared to-day
to prohil * ?
ititul i in
the Crot?n water? ? started as a
; ticsl affa it .- ?
; ? ' Now Y01 '??
- '
rapped both
I Senator Wagner for
.
school, lit
i tos lous to givi
when
top to thinl thai thej leek to con?
trol th? m of upp?- r Westchei
tor Count; It i recognized bj i i -
one that in ten yean Weatel ?
County will have a population of half
h mil , and in twentj
of a t peopl? Any att? mpt by
advance i ? ?
attempt
t of the e*
?
-...-. -.'Pt v.ater?
..mi ?,-r,.. g
populated by
are farn ? n bui I?
iges, by institutions, pi
are go
rraining
? Hills I ? ?
Home mu
Mount Kisco \ t go, York
town ,:- ."?- "? ag< must go, and ?o
? and villagi - -
?lay ?!' taries of
I
"The qu( I ed is not on?
?
all this lai ;
?
population
? - City m
'? ?'III us
the people of Weatchestei I
? tn allow this hea*i y liaml
. to be I i
RHODES ELECTOR CHOSEN
tratst roag, Colasabla, 'IS, Eisetsd?
MacKsasie, Coraell, Mteraative.
' ' ? I o D. Ai
. I I . who a ..
?':'.-n Columb ?? Ci
? t?r day (??
to maki
I
'
? ?
elect? to F Beta
?
. r -.'an WSJ it
. '?, Head. He alao b I? .-?? i to
| rum and tha at
He played bas? ball d - i
or yeai
In the 1916 "Columbian" Mr. Arm
appear*, ? ith tha nick?
? ? "1 ?.ni
roll of common It
City Club to Hear Thompson.
?
man of th? pecisl legislat >nimit
? Pul
? ? , will apeak bef? ? * i "
i OW f.* H '. IBCll - ' ?
clubhouae, ?'?"? Wi st 1. ? '
ill We H-'. '
-. of Public Ctilit ,
40 MOOSE UNITE
TO DOWN ENEMY
?Senators and Representa
tives (iet Together to
? ??lit Old Guard.
WORK IN UNITY
FOR (iOOI) OF ALL
Bind Ilicnisclvcs to (o.upcratr
i" t Bmpalgn for Presldcn
liai Nomination.
,"-*m It* Ma i ? Omtat
Washington, Jan. SO. Any anaatelaa
, that the Prograaaive moveaent -?a?
dead ei submerged 01 that th? expect
ad reun?,,,, of the Repablicaaa aad
Progreaeives would mean the eamplete
triumph ..f the coneervativea, was dla
i" night, when it ??.?- learned
tluit nmriy "011-, m-rmbera of ? angreai
bad organiaed t" flgbt for Progi
principlea. Their agreement ewtot?
bath the ?r-si?.ii of Congreaa and thai
campaign, on.i la intended to enhardi
. nat? the interest? of all of them to tb?s
[ good of the reuse.
Eleven Senators already have joined
1 the movement Borah, of Idaho; Cum
.min-, of l"?r.. Kenyon, of lov/a;
Grenna, of North Dakota; T.. Follette,!
"f Wiaconain; "lap*?, ?,f Minnesota;'
Sterling, of Bouta Dakota; Narrte, of
ska; Worha, of California, an.I
Poindexter and Jonea, of Washington.
With them am mara than twice as
beta of ie Uouae.
The objects to be. attained are stated
by one of the leader?? of the movement
as follow?:
? -?operation on * ir>; ?.at,?*? pro
gramme alonp Progr? aive 1
Cooperation in the campaign fe
Presidential nomination, ao
more than one Pi trt ? Republican
? hall run in at.y state.
? e?peration on a platform c* prin?
ciple*, und general poli? ?es at the next
?ition.
t'rganl??*?! at Winner.
The alli?e already lia- e held I4*rveral
informal conferences an.l one dinner.
??tire the organization was formed.
Another dinner will he held on Satur
plans 4 111 le work? 1 ?
ice the
pected to show results ?1 in
ette ami
Cummina have been working :'
convention delegation. Undei
agreement ona of them will dr?
no that tlrere will be DO
Prograaaive eate and a solid delegation
will be insured. The old line leaders
also have been working hard in North
and there was danger that
with thi Progr? si ? - led an 1
line candidate might -lip through,
.r.r conditions obtaii
state-. .' haa beei
reached aa to who will withdraw in
any of tai ? - "ment
? at no fear la felt that
the man decided on ? : make tb?
aaaary ren
The allies do nor believe ??
!. or them to make any
Si 1 la Tight, after the convention
meet?. The demonstration of their
irity and strength, they think,
will be ? 1
such. roi the
- ?? a rfiil reunion
? ..'. Neve 1 ? they a
par? d 1 '? ' -' '
?
it on. The reunioi
and cai
earneatlv and
?
Baapecl l??x*??e-.elt Influence.
A 1 .? cion is felt m some
the influence 1 I :
iced in the allia '
li vigoroui
' . ? . ? would
.-.'.;, bod) " I ch had
. ?
the C. Se the Cummins
? ?
? ? Pr< lident,
ave bi
. itei e ouM bi
? ? ,,i if, . r .? bei , it I
? that the 1"" un could not
effect of 1 .the
tesl ? ?
....
tted will be gi
I that
would not 1
?
and if the. 1 - -
could
whom the old linen moat
.
? ver, that It will
not bi
te -'.?',- ? ? -
?
1 ?.'... ? 1 \ ? ? I Americai
to b? ' ?
?
. ? ?
a- n whole
-*ht out
-
powers, for 1 ?
Amer 1 I ome, for ad?quate ?le
ding ?? ? rii-ni.
? ? ? ? ? . ? I n
1 be added the recognized Pro
elf gOT
I humanit?r 11 lation.
er f?ndame ti ol R publi
protection, ? er?
Bernstein Loses in Jot? Contest.
I'wo Jcc B<
? t real
. Bernsteil I ght Terry M
'.; and George Dixon twent) years
ng.., call? ?! on " trat? ? orrig in
yesterday to ask that the injury I
be reel 1 Joe Hernstem
N... 2 ? ed ? thi offices of a I
Broadwaj theat 1 ical manaj ?
-r.?
Fielder Revokes 1.490 Charter-.
1 ??. ? ? ' K pr< 'lama
? 1
-, oked of 1 ,490 -
ed to pay corpoi
? ? ut t?*.. years of *h
!. ?
'
Irans
on Company. A concern ?
charter hue been annulled * be re-1
1
WILSON TO TEST
HIS LEADERSH1
Coming Tour His First A
pearance on Stump as
Propagandist
MLS DEFENCE PLAN
IN GRAVE OANCil
And Closely Bound Up uitli
Arc the President's (dances
f?>r Another Term.
irr-4in Ttie ttUm e l>. mam 1
Waahington, Jan. M Preeident *\
-.oti's deeialon to make defence a p
sonal laaua with Cangraai nn?! the p.
pla, und t., stake hli tottering poiiti
fortun?e on It, became clmr ta-ai|
a itfa the announcement of an Itlnen
t?.r a atumping tour which will bre
nil the precedente ?'" his adminieti
tien. For tlie Drat t ? riie? sin. ?? l.a U
ofllee Mr. Wilaon will ?;.. b. f??re t
people an a prepagandlot, and when
lna flniabed be ?-ill kr,. whether
not he Is the leader of I party a
of the country.
I ha tour announce! to - I u
hi gin m N."- y..11 ? e)., HU,\ ?
carry him a*? far weal as K
I* will include i leVeland, <
Laula, Kur -as City, .??' .1, I
Moii\ea and Davenport Polio
lependini
i 1. he v
conaidei -..
? lude M s and Denver;
?
Prei W son will apeal -?
on Januarj I g |
rat can prepar?
?
\ .
he v .Il H.I, ... ..., pictu
Poard of I red > at the
ti
1 : can pai| Oth? -. |
'
? i
?' ?
I'M ?lei
lates
!'? liles II?- Hani;, i.
?
Pri . ? ? .
?
?
?
ent I
?
?
Sud
? ? ? ?
. ?
own i fortunes w<
there ??* n
for pr? paredness, thi lien??
??a? falling a??.
by da
House wen nd the lefrr
? .1 dailv b
whili ma
?
In 1 ga the
? nt f<
Ink?
.
'al!,
..?...., i rent t hi ?? < ? u1.1 d
? ng to i uppoii i. and h.
? BCl
paign. Tb
? ., fl cere, too, ? t g a i
their prerogatives, were li .'??
? ? . . ? ie army prs
.
on, hi ? the fai
I
?
a wi . '
of prei in the ;?? i
declai ed that 1
?
Reelection at Stake.
Pri
. bn'l!
? ? .?, ?4 -". ? ship
He had di lai ."1 I
had madi il 'he only ? ? ? I
? ?
raed 1
.
f'.r it, ri'.r prav '
I
p .-? 1 ; r -. I
I I
could not
to
. ? be ' I hei
. . . ?
previou
... Bryi
? ' ?
due, i
my dii ' I
? - ? . | ..
? -
? ? -
he has bi
Hn s moil
: ?
the pi ?
i "
?s g?
n
I"
?
' ' ' '
getl
. i
.
. --. If Sir. Wilson
I e ready t.j turn
im.
On 1 er hand, they adm *
? ? t will |
.- ' ?
the 1
tue cai
? ?.- . . f ma
? ?
.
ally, an I one both . i
?? r it.
II,,;
-. b in ti i
'
and di
it ditch foi rh<
? ?
complet.?
I with the prev : . e, and
retry alight
.? to an* ? "
? ?
t. the
and thai
?
?
unabli
f the ts
this
.? ill be enough t.> ?a-, e
, ELECTROCUTION IN BATH TUB
i <>( g itUnd Mtin't Head Tsachss
Llgfctlag Pistara ami < nrraat Mil??.
Pari J? if' i oa, Loag I !.." I, Ji ? ?-'"
I c. Predei Ich Pui I? k, on? of tl a be I
i knowa baeiaaaa men In the villas?, waa
! ? I?-, troeuti ?! m th? bathroom ? r In*
?? sarly thii morning. Hs was
landing with oa? fool In i? ?el ?1
bal i tub half i ||i ,i u th wati r. His
? "M. T fool reated .ni th? sdgs ' f the
' ib \\ ben hia heed grssed sn elsetrl?
' KI I li vtiiro wit li tli4- eui r?Bl '
"ti bis body completed the circs I
Mrs. Parish beard - ? ? on? fall in
tha bathroom. 8h? found the body of
I er baabaad In th? i ub II for?
bad l?. 'ti --riirf'l by the cli ti Ic ear?
real sad bol h hl fsel ?er? bora? d, A
phj ilclsn laid ?ath had bs n ir.?
tancoas i i electric light Rature
ol brok? i bul the bui ni d oui
:.lumen; had blai -1 i ed tl a I
M r. Parich a a? foi tj i vent i
old, sad in magi r of the Pur cl i
' IL . I ' '? . . : .'. lit'
leave? bii wife and three daughter .
?DEFOREST AND DANIELS
CLASH OVER DEFENCE
Iraitors In ((ingress, Sayi In?
ventor Secretary Defends
Wilson.
Sj NsenwS la 1 '
, 1 roiitnii, .'.. .1 . .Inn 20 Sec re I
. . : Bad Lee de I rest, of
'i mk, the '? ? t, vied
wil i each other bars to*nlghl i . i
? i- -i"n of national defi re the
l renton f ngi net rs* ? ub
i -t condemned the i I ? : at> 1
.-?. to protect Itsell
aity, ?inle Secretary Daniele waa
edl ? oplimiatic i ?? it v
?ci" n if a foreii
? ,.i ? the I'nited
.! ? - ' i
I . i andlen?
? ?.,. hund? ed, an I
al preparedn? i i I with
? ore enthusiasm I tha
? '
M t. Daniela up .
pol ii and said 11 i the 1
proposed.
.' i de l oreal ? tha United
?
i .n der on the -, ? ,
until II hasn't a
among I na of 1
red that ? rrei
. ||. .
?
neter bloa mon
i
and declared that
? it 1 - .
...
the ol
irging
? ? .
?
?
?
WARSfflPTOG?IDE
RELIEFTOT?RKEY
U. S. Vessel to See That
8 Missionaries Reach
Post in Safety.
CARRY MUCH NEEDED
Ri;i) CROSS SUPPLIES
Members of Syrian College staff
Seek to I.lohten War's Ter?
rors Among People.
If tha Vasllefs ("on?tsn'inos !mv<i
New York ?Monday, she will have on
board sight American missionaries
' for Turkey. The Greek steamer
I mat at Pir-nus by the V. S. ?S.
? loinss and the eitfht members of
th? party, with thoti-.ar:<is of dol?ais'
.if Kc?l ?"rosi relief supplies,
will be taksn iiraet to Heirut.
Red I rata suppling have not beer.
ihippsd to Turkey for four month?.
Dr. I . St, John, American Red ('ro?s
apodal sgent, has letters from the Brit?
ish, Italian and French ambassadors
i?'rnnt lag *afe pas.-iage to the part/
until it ii on board the American
warahip. Permission to have the lie?
Moinsa meet the (/reek steamer ha.?
been gfBBtsd by the Sta'e Department.
Dr. Barton, si tho Red ?ro?s, lays that
if neri'Sfary a warship will be obtained
for the entire trip. This may be r.eces
sary in ease war Is declarad b??tween
ths Allies and (?reece before th? Con?
stantinos sail?.
? embsrs of the party are eon
? eeted with the Syrian Protest ?nt Col
I. ? r it, S* i .a. I'r. Ward i-i
carrying tlie much-needed medical sup?
plies, snd msy be released tor medi
csl work among the distrssssd Turki
Za ' will possifa
com. any him. i?oth were arlth the
:? expeditiop to ths Bass Canal
-.ear and worked among the
wounded In Constantinople during the
?"ii.mmrr. I'r WniM has the conflijenc?
of 11 i nal -is anxious to
'?hit aid once more.
. I?r Ward arid Miss Van Zaii'i*
?1rs. N'ieolav and
- ? ?. Kathsi ?bs? Profeaaor
Jame* rflcol, M ??s Margaret H?si an?
Klee Margaret Weet
The Syrian Prot? ' i I vre i
fifty years eld 'his ?,. . ? .. ?
brute it.- leim cei ten niel in U
th.. war. H . sd
(j reeks, l'ersiun?, Egyptians, Jews
I n r ka. Armen lai ' Ibyssinian?
l h? r?' m? man than twi
Btudents stud-ring or workmir
York now. The colle* tunde?
by l?r Daniel Mir"?.
than ninety ;,...r. old, '??' It I fHmil
lar eight on the ca
s? udenl ? of '.? lege are I . ?
an,I doing hoapit ark on bath side?
in the war, and have made a record
for officiel l?der flre
I lu- ? . r?an Prota itanl Co
larga it af Amei
legaa, an.i ha- beei i peearful
in awakei g t i Near I
GRIP GERM LOST
AT WHIST TABLE
Country's fixperts in Thre<* Day
Championship Play Mer?*
Kven Forget lunch Time.
Mora th.?n a hundred whist fan?.
members of * i ' al he
America, are a* ''? i Hotel M
for four ?lays of their favorite indoor
apart. The play, which began W?
day night, >.
? ' arnpioi: ,'? m, ? ?? A ? ??
Faber Trophy ?? ??? al
lu a. ni
? ?
The ???mer . are in the
jority, aren't :
nren't rea?lin|- thi
rtoes it matter
Europe when the
morning ??'. carda are b?
Th??v have r.iir.c fiai ' go, SI
1 -, . -, Hamilton . < sued i ,
? e Eastei
" ai . haven't tn ? led a tournam? I
yeara. Mi, and M
?
attendance record. They ha
misse?! a tourna-: I
When lunch tun?* .
seems to km
leisurely lui
indulge in, A -
coffee ui'n a it'
the morning* .
man?l <?f the ''-'?'?
tilings they don't eo u I
carea for t' I a plai
yeaterday with
?
a:..I re
Tea ti
Knickei ' ? 11 ' Tork
haa had the i
? ?? i terroi
? ., ?
9 Lei , R. L. Pai
and II F,. Frost i.r,' |
ive a .? '
td >ni. Four
women
i, Tl r ??' u ere Mi i. L L
Mcl oil, Mr? C. C. . Mr-, i.. B,
I'oynton ar. I Misi .'?'.. Lai
OUR RECORD
20 years of -successful buslnass,
with mors than 5200 clients now
holding over $143,000,000 af aur
GUARANTEED MORTGAGES
4fc%
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD M HURO, Pratl?ant
Capital.Surplus & Pr $9,000,000
? -' 9. I. I'l M'-'agT *? ?>
-r-aMM?sBBBBBBB???????B??i????BBa^maiaBaa
N .1 , WhlM Club. Su'
.
"Bul bach la the good old dayi af
? ?'-.:r,ga ?ere di '"
?Th '-."rH four or five
hundred member? -Ahn came to ?verv
I'lurnampp', and the men were in th?
? ? have to Saht te
thsir p rioritp." ?s!d I I
MarDonald, member of ?he Knicker
bocker ' lb and winner of rnsr :
rrophien. It's h's idea that whist, like
?? ?? ? ?-.. trof? in cycle?! of enrr.u.
B?m?. an<i just BOW is a bad t'.tni for
>,- age Si '?ken it. place, and
othei SBBoyiBg thing! like the war,
???.-,.... II sa the wane aj I
ths great game!
woman saves papers;
outwits u-caf;ain
Pcsseiger Oo4 Dispatches for
British from Captain Wilson.
The story of the outwitting of a
. fitain by a worn -
?in ha? just bf?en brought to New York.
with the result that Gerrnsn state
"f the sei-'iri- of important ?otl
ments from C?ptalas Napier snd W
?"n ;? .* . j?re ?ted. The na?
tional ??? sf ' e sranaa ,t carefully
gusrded |n order to prevent new com
, it s ?th Genaaay.
?in Wilson waa returning from
Sophia on tha ?idriatiCUl wbsa, an he
was eonvara ?? pa?
ad ths psriscaps of an
approaching lubmsrine, seco i ng I
N- Amerii-an.
"Well, they'r ???-?'
said. ??archil gly at hi?
l an I rru-t fan '."
?? reply.
Then 'he ' told her abou*
bei H? s^kci
ver them to I
- ? rn to Italy.
I .er thee?.
later being I - Lord Kitchener
and Qa? ?...
Captain '?'? : ? ? _. dla
patch box into the water and, when
ter ri -'.'.-i rr-.i by the sub
mai ? ?- er?w, they announced that irr
document ' had been r?
The Letter That Won the $50m Prize
in the
Ad- Visor Contest for December
?T was not an easy decision to make?the judges have assured us of that. There were any num?
ber of letters that were commendable. After most painstaking deliberation several other let?
ters almost as telling were eliminated and this of Miss Shaw's chosen. For the information of
our other friends, we reprint the correspondence.
THE LETTER.
THE AWARD.
THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
This letter appeared in The VI > ieor Dt*?
.'. mber 14th;
"I aal Ma* I !" I ? I ? r? I .V. Tay?
lor's ;.n lii'-y ' on a'hlch I
I | , , : ? ?? h s
I at till ?'I.?' ?'I ? I ;.?I|I||
Mi.' m., t ? rial m ilr loi ? m, ?
jnilli ? ? [had priven
ih. . ?ret is- "i wreckin : wt ir,
I m, ml before I lefl town t.i
if !* . . Ill.'llil.ll.
In ?ne .'i the sudden i ushi ? tli it crum?
ble ..I in?? n turns.
""I?.ini!_' a |.r.-... .nj'i-rl summer and
? ? tend to it.
rhen I < I that the lining was
In a par? 1 ?' Mie iAjrd ?"a 11
lor ? ? Je. I knew it
*. . i .t.- for 'h" firm to send a
read) made d i to the manu
facturera and I knew, too, thai my re
? ? '-ii- behind time for tl
i ta : pon the task.
' | |,." e u h' re he
rsm had a twinkle
told me these truthi
?r. he aaid, 'an?! I
?III l he
?.i- m ni,. v. ith the jac I
-. . I h name
pial . tiled, cotnforta
1.1? m pi h i n ithoul * to
i hi : iid, 'If * i thli
istice, I do nut
Ity, .un? ir. U ?
: ? ? I ??. ii?? it ri p dri d
" I he ? who
i with perfectly straight Arma never
? . ? more poign intly.
\d-i- || ? ? ranee thai my
. n
r propor
? with ;.ii
?
thin* 1 ' ^|l
t deal u'itl rs ? lure
or
iry
?i in such position;*? *? h?
. half re
I hi- officiai
ind In roice
and manner and word tssutned ihe g
? ? rr with whom he
.
' ? - n soul to ' ?
: ? e of such an
?
? I told tli- ?
H rt'ii It ? ' ? be
I I
i, h nl about
I fli 'I not i
ti ? "?/?? in words.
-Wltl ' ' ' The "id-Visor D?
ut for the big value of the work
it i- ?l *-."
Here is a woman of evident per- n? ?- :, .... \? especially gratified toped**?
ception, of discrimination and of fair ??,|, (aalth Misa Shaw's iracbmal*) tiprcissd
judgment. She aees beyond the ?,, her ?channlBg acknowledgment
mere incident itself, back to the - i . , ,,?,,,,?.h pri?e n the contest
store polity which it indicates, and . ,,,,,.,|,.:
still further back to the relation of
that policy to the purpose of The I \ \ York Tribune.
i ? in?! mm um
Ad-Viaor.
Promptly upon the decision being
"handed down," Ihr Inbune wrote
tli?** winner, who proved to be Misa
Adele Marie Shaw, of Forest 1 lilis
?Gardens, Long Island:
"It is with gteoi pleasure tl
wr inlorm you that you are en
titled to the $50.00 order-check
offered by lhe Tribune for the
mo**t ? onstructively helpful let
t-r printed in Ih?* Ad-Visor
? olmnii ?luring th?*. month ol
December.
"Ihe three judges hat t
? hosen yours as the letter whit !i
most satisfactorily meets the re?
quirements of the contest It
will an ordingly be ?uir privil*?*ge
to send you .m order? he? k lor ?
the amount named immediately
upon receipt of advices troni
>ou as to Ihe Tribune advei
lisrr upon whom you wish to
have the order che? k drawn."
THE RESULT.
1 his is where everybody's pleased
?Mis? Shaw, Lord ?5c Iaylor, The
Tribune I And this is just ona
month's result?YOUR letter may
be selected for January.
At "my rate, we will pay $2.00 ?n
rin order-check "n any tribune ad
trertisei f?>r .? letter from you t?
us br?4 fly ol an eaperii nee equal I
informative.
And each month (50.00 similarly
rew.irds the letter ?which best pre order-theck drawn on Lord *S*
sents the most characteristic incident. Tavlor."
'.i,nl mm riiii'.'imrit . > f th i*
\. holly surprise ful and splend I
: rom I he \<l \ i-??r I). pertinent
ist this minute appeared. I
... real
.1, .,\? rcome, ??? s 'ihr? ?
! , the effulgent moon
is I thank you U hat ???rid? rful, dls
.. ? ipired, ,?lt??^retlier
nl t.-ii riotous
- i nnds r.in?
abilities of purchase! Hke I Ii**-' ?
sensible si ir I or i galumptioue
ig wrap (marked down from "ne
twent? ti\<- t.. fort? -nil
?
M nl I 1 I '
.- r.'i.-.
time th
H'ith the un? aperti .1 t.?" dollars,
! . tupid .iii'l nii'il'
I'd prise
nt not ' of the i ?lunui i
'... ivti'l foi ?
, or for a
'r.iint in 1 .".? . .. . I
? little gushii ?
I he I? - selfish
? ? r
: hi I ping ?
* . i like the
|
? real ?inl
? tu have a defltt?
ite liai - ." ,, bed to Uta
announ ? ? ? that the fifty baa been
hat Is ao, If tl- '?l.-ptrtnirnt
une for aocae -??? h
th the sddresi If jrou
W.loubtiag Thomas calla
p to I bether '?r not I'm "aWi
in' it will be S pleasure to tell
g tl .ney.
Itain.
-.
" \l>. I I. M VI! Il' -?H WV.
"P. S.?Of course, I want my
?Ehe Wtihvnt
tirai to Lust The Truth: News Editorials ?Advertisement

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