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BAFF KING PIN
FOUND AT LAST
??Inner ( ircle's" Murder
paymaster Under Watch
prosecution Elated.
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Whiting Motor Company
1S02 Broadway, New York City
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ROOSEVELT SOBS,
STILL LOVES WIFF
Colonel's Cousin? sixty.
Breaks Down .Testifying
in Annulment Suit.
ADMITS HE'S AN \ss.
DI SPITE HIS II FORTS
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RS INTO OFFICE
$15,000 Ri ' eived in I ?mit Days
from '"\ Indler's Clients.
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sical taste and talent, and arti
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tience, and the manufacturing I
methods ol today, h ve aided i
them in making the Weber toi ?
ic finest piano tone in the world. /
A popular new i I ol the \
/cber is the ! ill grand 0 - '?'?
a live-foot Grand I ; ' ; - ? .
, proportions and v o I tone v.i ? '? ??
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IN ICY $2 ROOM,
SPURNS $40,000
Miss Kitch.ng Says Her In?
heritance Is Just I.ike
Any Other Poison.
SPENDS whom; day
RESISTING APPEA.LS
I ?ves on $.100 a Year, hut It's a
Moral Issue, She
Declares.
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room at 2? Hank Street, arhere she eat?
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? on a board, Misi Edith Kitehing last
I evening retreated her detertminatii
f?i toiirh ?i rrnt sf th.? |40,000 left liT
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Brooklyn.
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farts bright w?h th-* f.?rvor of
ism.
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I ai,v ?o fluv ?lis?. I shnuM (i-v. r srf**pt
Iba nitinry " .(.a. S'l'l' ?I
All day long parsons had boon trying
to shake thr ?mall, tlrtrrrn:n<*?l woman
from a et*?n?l ?hat th?*y regard?'.! a?
fooliahly quixotic, in vi?* of tba fad
llutt an ii'1'1 a year and la
ine yeara old. Tbomaa H Bob
<.f in?.. Orange, manager of a
building ami sanitary Inspection com
at .'.i. Maidei I ai ?-. had arg i"'l
??i?h Miss Kiffhinp, thonifh m tba eaaa
of her refaaal th.? money may revert
?rife, aa 'he next of kin. Law
had hail tht ir friendi h?.i
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ought bar. Novar once arai
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01 . .'"?? admitted th;,! sha ?h- strong
I-, moved.
[*hal aii. when th?* trongoal aruu
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darkness. A cripple, both '?'?"?
? v gone, alid on h?s one roller
*.. Mi-- Kitching*s f.*r*t. ?vhpre
!??. crouched, aa ha pleaded with her
'.?r an Indus!rial lenool for th? Uve
. and cripplea of New Vork.
l'eniits ? ripple's Appeal.
"I a'"'t askiti' for myself." h?* I
fixing ' i- wistful eyes upon th?? briirht
blue ones of the woman who n
a ftn*?fi(i legacy. "But, pap. rm iorr)
-, pal -."
... ilu you know hot?* it is W?1
went "n ?ho man, who la'er said
? a i larlea Zimmerman, of
Ilu ". ? -' Port) ?* ghth Street "if we
ell i:'1'" oi peneila on the ?-'re-**, Ihey
call ?I charity. Ii we ice' an act in
vaudeville they ta t'i n pathy stuff
' * gotta go oui on 'he streeti to make
a I i vin', gettin' stepped on by *h<*
crowds, us hatin' them because they
1 gol lega, and they hatin' us l>? i .
we ..in't."
'?lia- Ritehing leaned down an.?
patted the cripple's shoulder, lilently,
i "I ?' there ws
! ?.-h el .? hrrr ?> r eould be laugh? ta d
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f.respecting person
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With Our
Orders
Running
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Our slock of the new "Handy Volume" issue of
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