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Conducted by Samuel Hopkins Adam?.
This department ha? entered the aecond atage of service to
Trihune reader?. Primarily it wu intended merely to separate
the aheep of adverti?ing from the goat? and hang a bell on the.
goat?. But now it goes beyond mere identification. It embrace?
a human nature ?tudy of both ?heep and goat?. You ara invited
to aaaiat For every letter printed in thi? department de?crib
ing experience??pleaiant or unplea?ant?with advertUer? of
merchandise, excepting only patent medicine?, The Tribune will
?end $2 00, payable in any merchandiae of any Tribune adver
t.aer. For the molt important letter each month a special prise
of $50 00. payable similarly, will be ?warded. Name printed or
withheld?a? you prefer, but muit be aigned or we will not know
V4here to ?end the priie order. Addre??: The Ad-Vi?or, The
Tribune, New York.
.??ome time ??.-o i vas ?aployad by* a." a magasine i"b
?t? in Saw York City fn tl lored people, and I
\t?r. sant out to look at t4to machines which were then advertised la
? S tu York City,
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and office boj a.
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The Sunday Tribune <>f August 8, 1915
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ARTH! R P. HANK1NS,
.\ Lively little sell? mo, this of Mr. Alexander Jeaaup, "Authors'
Adviser.*1 He advartiaea for manuscripts for rn> (unborn) Blue Moon
magazine, iou send him a 1 : " P ??*? he writes (a form
t ai editor of the Blue Moon he sees real posaibi [ties
tory which 1 ? revision ," will
,(i ( proper literary fon "] re to have your
ation in this magaxine, I t to ro?
ar-, the charge for re* ? - manu*
, . Other? ' retui
A ,, ? Pooh-Bah, this 1 The
Editor Magazine, being a reliable ' '? him oui
futuro. 11 may interest Mrs. Maty K. \\
Wlnatm Churchill, Edwin Markham, Nathan Haskell Dole, Richard U
(Willi.-m .- ai id John Burroucha tt> know thai the) ? ?> rei_ j
t-rencea"*|l>i' Mi. Jesbup'a decidedly qtM?}>vlitorary enterpriae.
MAYOR HURT IN FERRY FIGHT
?lerne? (?Huilai Hit ?in Head with It?.Ille
?Three \rrrtaled.
i ?ir, .? \ ouag men ? he entei tained
paasengers an the ferryboat Recheeter
yesterday afternoon with songa snd
kk ai i m 11 ited ? ben the bout
?i |a !.. Foi ty-ei eond treat an ?
? ?.- n beer be
etTYctui? meen? of persuading Iheir
audience to contributs caah Henrj I'
?Vesterbrach, Mayor ?>f Midland I'm-a.
was itrucli en th? head and knocked
insensible before the boal >i?>u took *
hand m tb.> proceedinga and whistled
for police aid.
when they were ??Trained In the
West Side .'"in i the pnsonei ?? told '
" . " ? Barlow they wer? John
Williams, Hi'i'.i-. Neville snd rlsrrj
K . . ... will ri ceivs a bear
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HANGING BY HIS LEGS,
SAVES DROWNING MAN
Patrolman. lopsy-lurvy. Him?
self Forced to Await Rescue.
Patrolmen Thomai Waugh lowered
bimsell to the Esst Rivei si Slaty
seventh Street yesterday and ?e ? i
the hand? of a -nun who WS8 strug
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HER DEATH LAID
TO FRAUD PLOT
Stenographer's Fate Told
in Letter Which Is Made
Basis for Damages.
HONDURAS TIMBER
WRANGLE IN COURT
Director ??f Mahogany Concent,
Who w rote t?? Stockholder,
Sued for $25,000.
Like many other Central American
tl.m? hrid i'v Thomas
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February l will begin hi? work In New
If ora,
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mon, Bccording t?? William II. Andei
mu. ?tut.' superintendent, which iaflu
i i. . .- pa ?lor tu make the
light against liquor traille his life werk.
I 'i Ko,pi ii,-1 mu i. the first "' dsIned
clergyman of the Episcopal Church to
take up i ha a ork.
I ?r r- i ?. ;. r ?nal .im 'k :i i born in Eng
land snd naa been in '?'? i*racuae f i I
I ? ? i When St Paul's, ? b ich he has
d from debt to be the wealt
and strong? I congregation in
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"i ork Iai ge . it -, nducom it? were
, ?' ,'ti ,? ?.1 ermon
\< lerday Dr, Empnngham said!
"V. bat led me to this decii ion I M?
.i? M\ people in England are
giving lb. ID toll ?'? to .nun
'iy, l um sn Ameilean eitisei I ean
not do . myself for my
country In time of peace te protect her
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CHIEF S AM IN JAR
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Mortality Rate Among the Claa
Causes ??ires, in Africa
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A l.i Carte in Main Dining Room.
Sp?ecial Dinner in lJ..II Room de Luxe al $1.50 a Cover.
Knit rtainmenl .md Dancing ?>n Both ?' loors.
BROADWAY & 48TH ST.
7 MEN'S FAITH
DEFIES 12 KINGS
Aged Inmates of Hebrew
Home Have Prayed for
Peace Since War Began.
OFFER SUPPLICATION
15 HOURS EVERY DAY
Blind Patriarch. 90 Years Old,
I.t-ads Group Will Continue
Till Strife Is Ended.
All day long the tovon wiaa men pray
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ln'nr.1?, li.-unit Itieh lit thi? old pi
of larael might have irora, atreaai
down to tin) narrow irMi? about
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