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"TlmtMf lhi i-ffuii uir mailt' in 11I11 Iti lltulilli'ii ..ii I), linn lli pri)' had ui'iiilt M'nl Into Hi'iiator l'litt linliAil i In tin. aiuril nt Ilic JrtliT nf Thnrl.iH' Wicl to Al.r.ilium Unroln, I a.ilil I I.iIIcmiI tlii'ti. wnlllil Jl u ri'Viill 4 ri-viill ill III" nun llkf ini-. Hut 1 .ii I won 1.1 liu Kiml In f.perxv If llir apirlt alionn In tlio k'tii-r 4wu fiillowr.l." jaaftia 1 MM sM "l.l yuii au Mr. Il.ilili-a iiKitlnr INTENDED NO PEIIRONAL RE "I .In nut llilnk I have niiii Mm FLECTION ON DARNCR. Inn- that .lay." fi plli-.l tint Colon. I. hll Harm .it within nix f.t of j fi.l. ItiHimtvvli next hronnlit forwi.nl yfjx-tJov. Hulrvr it ik aonin. of nil .tlinrll). j ,0 1,, jlu Hyfitiin tyiiific.i iiml ii'pr.' S "Mr. Hnlrrr In I1M3 li.M tin-." In. MiM, Krnti il l. Mr. Il.irnra 11ml Mr. M111 S'lio had illtOuviTcil (hut th Kuvorn ph)' iiml Ihu imy In which lln two Jmtnt of tlm Htnto wni rottui iilmoM iii;irliliii' of which Ihcy wrro Iho re JjUroimlimil, that In. had Mr. linn- npcrttvi. IiciiiIh hint worked I ;-t lir r jrtvy InvcKtU'iilliK viirlonn linrt j nl n rlnln polnlK when, their IiiIit lntntH. Jl a.thl In. wua heltiK at-j i'l cn In coiiimkiii iiml iiiIvcihh to niaekod by u Murphy inuchln.. nldml h the putdle um 11 whole." 3le HarncH miichlnf. I lu w.is In u "", wltninn clinlr, Col. Hoonn. pernio flRht, particularly with tho r't " for nonm almoat In tlm po rVurphy machine. nltlon of n prim Milliter on Kuurd ritlLZER MADE A VIRIT TO ' nifnlliHt tho knookollt puncti. IT i 1 OV8TER BAY. "In June, 19H, Mr. Hulzor fume to niy hoimu nn.l it ImcuhsciI thv iu(Un AMta of llio Hlulo KovrrntiK'ni, lie uikeil ino If 1 had wen Ida Hlnto laipvra. 1 told him I Jiail, hi uaked ino If I would ac.i .Mr, llt'iini'iuiy, who , came to nco mo aotui- llmu In June, lll. IIpiiiiphh)' mid' me that Im hud been uppuluted by (inv. Buizfr IiimhI iCTtor of tho liinnlni; nf tho Htatu Kovvrmnrlit. Mo told inn tlm con dition of ratteuncHH lu frovc rmncnt dclle.1 belief. "Ho had looked Into liluhwuyn and Hpoko nf corruption lu one county . where Democrat controlled nnd nn uthvr wheru tpulillcnnn conlrulled fn cunncctlon with Miipicinentary t'ontruutK. lie poko of luvcNtlKutlng cimalH und ptlHonn, of tho pmttllnR of payrolU nmktiii; pnynientn of Kolnrlcii o men who did not ixlnt. Ho loM mo of 'plckltii; up ntonoa from tho ro.nl- ldc for uiuklnK hlKliwny.i und" .' Tho Colonel wua nrutlnir und ko.i. tlciiatlni( to tho Jury In nn cmph.illo r Highest Quality Turkish Leaf alone can produce the exquisite mildness ot Lord Salisbury. This convincing quality is daily win ning smokers from higher-priced Turkish brands. 4 AAA! rT..lrl. rlnnMllAfl By doing away with Coupons, Premiums and Costly Boxes Lord Salisbury has revolutionized the old high-price-standard of Turkish brands. You get a double quan tity of these 100 Pure Turkish cigarettes for 15c and the Foil Package keeps them fresh. 20 for 15c THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY f .4 i. M ! ssi'i 'to .iiai., n ', , m. ltr4 Malta. M lalf i la W fa, assies Ml tmtH Ik f 4MtaMl II. ill i4 f lh i iwhiH I mmm r-riMl fnw H M in k im) m rkM 4 III IMMM ai .1 iii.4 H Hta MM ttftM mm r mm mf nil i jaMlnal m I" MM Mtt M IMUfclMI raNiM it KirwfUi la MMlM AawNM ttmtnm Mm lair 4im4. to MmM mi r' aa fa4 AlKaiit. lr 11. ) iKar II .Miol ll N m "! Ik I o na)ilaMair in rlBf W If BiltM Ik iMauliBanil mi a Mala rMiaMK how 'I will o i,i lallnr lw I iMMm I bat J m mil Iw mallwr 4lruil litt y.i mimI .lr (l4 u. m. n. li m.t m rftr i iMir-114 mi irttMiriNl nHiiim uhim )nu, Irtil I wth mrrHl' l aula thr furl thai iWi. KMaMtaliimii f u Mlal iIk Imihm Ih-im vwml'l l. . ... a a I liiHn ir 1 ml a fn'al liliiw 1 11 ma nitatHiHlli "(HIkiimiJI WILLIAM HAIIN'IX Ir " r cmmm- ill finlhil hi illircl , tinilimtny at I ii'i l.irW ami ma i - iiim until t nmrriiH murium:, w Inn rr. .i.pi.i Miiiliinli.ii will In kIii III fmul lalmi'iiln "i f.- 11 ilniliil tit uliy I11I111I nf iii'tmmitl 1 rflirllnii nn Mr. It.iriir in ninKlim llii' atnt in mi ulilrli III Mini miiII Id IiiimiiI. "I linn itnlm; It," ! hI., "In pur- ail.imi-nf wlnil I HKul ti ll tin' lilKlii'Ht mTvlco without imy tnraoiiiil fn lini: uhiiliii'i-r nr iinv iniilli'i. lit nil" ..,., ..... .,.. ... ..i.,.,. Mr. ,,. u, rHon.iI .on ii.ll..ti?" "Nn. I liilrinl.'il In kti.l.' Hint llii-rn WH n.irin.lloii on. I rottonn.'ioi In Ihn uinli tiiHfrnin.nl iiml Unit II wni lit'.. u.n. ..!...... ln..u before tlm Jury 11 leiiKthy urtlcle from Mrt'lure'M MiiHnzIno on blp:irtlH,n cnndltlotiK ut Albany. Tho Itoomivelt forcea uoro niaklurf nteady srnlnit nR.ilnnt tho llarnca IIiioh. livery foot nf ndvnnco wim contented but tlm Colonel wiih clenrly the Kiilner. I'rom rnco trnrk tho IcHtlmony next led lo tho IIiikIh'm direct tirlmury flirht In tho I.eKlnlnturii of 1910. Tho Colonel repented 11 Htnry told him by Honutor Dnvenport of ncenea unit innnlpula tlonn In tho Kcnnlr. TOLD HOW REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS CONFERRED. "Ho. told 1110," mild Moonovelt, "Hint one luVht tho miichliie Itepuhllrunii nud Democriita eiieh went Into con ference on tho bill In udJolnliiK rnnmn. Ho .nw llnrnea k Into the room 'Willi Itopuhllcnn Henntora. (IroupM ciiine out und iu tho Hemile oimIi piuly contrlbutod tlm aiunn number of volcx, font teen, to defeut tho Mil." "Hi'imtur Illnmun HpoUn to mo, uIno, Salisbury f M tMMM i.i SSSXhf.. m,4 !. I tetris . !. i u .. . M i .1 fats ., I I , Tr .. .Ifl w. !' .. aj. ....ft. NfH) ..- . ... ""It rr'i fct rhi..r I.. a4i4 Mk h rtoti4. ir fr4 III hi raa4r I,J ff MtMrt rr4 In afkr awntra mf Mr IHm mMN taft l kia a aiMMit "llra.f aM t laarfcift aWit.' 4 Hlf Nt-. lMl aa Ik UBir IhtNr i-ll-pt tfeM b aaik af Ihotn a llama It Mtbtlraa Haai lliamaa lal. in mt (b alHaMi k4h IlKputnlMita Ml TiTMaar lmitorU lu drfMit lb Hb a4 ia ),. . fv, prluury inn Tawwlar iii 'a nf Hna J lof J I AII4 h.. trtril U. imMinaa l'ri-ld nl i.f tk. Hnl In IM. 4 aflrraaid pn mil U.I to r. ' utTU Jal In-fun. b.a iputln oa ., I i '..i 1 1 aaid 'MtNalnr Neaninib I old ma that lb inarhln Hrnti.r' i holla I AIM foi I'rialdrnt, and aiiti-inarhlf. HeMlnra 1II1 I ho naucu. lfuln l uimrt Alldi The marhln lark. tun aultlelrril vnta, Hrnaii.r flrndy and a Minic'lint iiuinlrf-r nf I If mo. i ratio Inai l.llia Huut'.ra Jnlr.-. with the iiiMidillin Iti'puhlleaua lo ilKt Add Hi'tuitnr Ni wcouih aake.t inn I inmimlirr that not only aufflcUnt llrinoerala Vuled In (i t All.la l'. . drnt. but li tlut Tnuunany vuli I nihil" AIM l.iider nf Ihn Jtopuhllrana I III Dim Helliile " At tlm nf I.TiiixiM atinilori nf o.u.t Mr llowera Ix'tcaii by nakluir Dm w iim.pi to t'outlnu hla trallmnny nbiiut Allda NCWCOMfl TOLD HIM ABOUT MACHINE DEMOCRATS. "Heimtnr Nowcoiiib (old in,H a. Col. ltnoMiiv.lt, "thnt tlm comhlnallon I.Htween Iho inachlnu l)t tiwrata und llurnia Iti'piihllcuiiN which rraulled lu AIIiIh'm nomlnatlun waa held dur Iiir I'tirly atuis'oa of tlm Impeachment proceii.llnKa uifiilnat Hrnator Allda which leaulled In hit belnic thrown out of lh Kenntb." Mr. Ivlim objflclod to that anil wai overruled by tlm Court. "Why?" uaknd Mr. Ivlna, "Hanntor Allda wan not thrown out. Ho rs- alKiie.l," Tho ('ourt held to Its daclalon, nnd Col. Itnoaovelt continued: "I wnn told that uftor alt the other organization men bad Abandoned AIM, Henntor (Irndy mada a apeech In till behalf." Mr. Ivlns nnln objected. He aald: "I Hilppoae If Henntor Newcomh had recited tli tlrt chapter ot Oentils that would bo ndmltted." "It would," replied Juatlce Andrawn, "If It waa aa mntorinl ua I hold thin teatlmnny tn bo." Tho four chnptcra of political hla tory that tho Colonel related wero fairly nmnahed through the defomlra linn of objection!) r.ilaod by Ilarnea'a counacl. Ill lawyera travn tho nnln and ho followed their direction Implicitly. Ho aucceeded In ROttlnR before tho Jury hln veralon of Uieao evenla: Deftat of the Hunhat Raea Track Oambllno Bill In 1908 by Barnat'a Albany County Sanator Qrattan changing hla vote at the altvanth hour. Barnti oppeiltlon to direct primary Itgialatlon In 1910. Attempt of tha Barnes organi zation to defeat Hughet for re nomination in 1908. In connection with theie two events a long let ter written by Barnaa to Room velt was rsad. The Allda scandal In tha Legis lature of 1910, whan Tammany Demoorats Joined with machine Republicans to make Allda Presi dent of the Senate. At tho noon recent, tho Colonel wnn ntlll on Iho atand, fresh and eaxor to tell more.. Hla programme for the afternoon contained the hUtory of tliren moro ovontM Mtirphy'a attempt tn elect Hheehati United Btntes Hon ator, tho ll.iyno lenlilatlvo Invontlga tlon of tho Albany County corrup tion nnd tlnnlly tho ehnrKoi nf cor ruption In Stntn printing contractu. TAMMANY SECRETARY IS SUB POENAED BY ROOSEVELT. ThomaH K. Hmlth, Kecretnry ot Tammany Hall, Is horo under nub poena from tho llonnevelt aide. Hob ert V. Wunnor, Tnmmany leader of tho Hcnate, and Alfred K. Hmlth, Tnmmany leader of the Ajsembly, are under subpoena ready to ooma from Albany whon required, Charlea P. Murphy haa not yet boon subpoenaed. (Iravo nnd aerloun, but ntlll g-rlmly determined and nRKrcsiilve, with all hH flKhtlnit blood up, Col. Itoosovelt rnniimed tho wltnona atnnd this morn- Init to contlnun rovclatlons of tho 1 methods of Invisible Korernment by political bosses. A severe chock wua Riven to his f)Kht by a rutins: of the Court shut ting out n in Rim of testimony ho wrul ready to prHnt about what Uavnaa IhnuKlit of political machine and bossoa and their necessity. Although this had not been npcltlcally men tioned In tho pleadings, the defense mado strenuous efforts to convince the Court Unit ill la evidence was ndmissl bio. Justice And rows Anally decided that while defendant may give evidence of his nlutn of mind, yet, when It comes to prodticlnt Indepondont facts which gave rlso to that state ot mind then thOH.i facts must be pleaded. TURNED TO LETTERS TO SHOW BARNES'S STAND. Khut off from this trail Col. Itooso velt and ills oo mi ho I turned to the letter Hln. Tho first onos offered re- latod to llughea'a rcnornlnatlon for Governor In 190S, which Burnai oppQsod. Itoosovelt In the White House and Barnes In Albany bad much corre- iiMN Mr rt kalf f Ha. ., . Mri Mfia I" f ' i 4 ( Ik t ti-t l. h, . al.lv .f ik l . t.lft4 ' t I Mi Mi-orrr 'r14 I l.inl . iii,..iy l4( up to k f ". UrtUf 1.. k '!)( lM.lUU.lv .1 all ll-... U.M.r . . i.tMlm ,r.t Ci f ftOxli-M flnt ' hft I4 I'mMnf .rk tn a ferilal af nll 1 la llm..rir Urm as II.iiimi, tb ViinnH h.. ! ,.ad .,1.U. -nv.r aatiwn iio Mr Harms la lit f- lallnr tn Ihr p"rr nf ll, ls and kts 4inln..r i.f ll.. iitr ih. luinsr. ,. . . ' , . , aU..n wr Ua4 on s lttr of lull.. rMfiAiur i i4.il in twvv witvrin i mm ruM th donilnanr i.f Ih l. tn j "'"a lk lmm I hsf ln, MIMr. a,.,,,, I iualalaln4 14 llrt'MTl) vllaU lo nrut llun , , n.Hiilnatlon.. but will far, "My fu nnvri..in with Mr ry pllil ifor.n lo our primary IUrn mt lha rlghloint of tl. satm i Ibat ..pl wl l Im noibr-I,.-. nA ll- I-. . .... i. .... !1 ". " u I'Hlnarla for a Nil " ' ' leirti lrrnot I told him thai. prior to mr bocomlnit (lotrrnur, Mr Halt had u.ke.l iua lu r..m and at I him at Hi fifth Avrnil lott. SUNPRIBKD TO LEARN LATT NAMED COMMITTEES. "I told Mr llarnts Hist Mr, I'lutt aak'd ina If there una any nmn I wished In rerilva spir.si runsldara. Hon on l.-lntlv eoiiirnltt'i.". I aald no, ui.d aipraad aurprl that (ba mriimlllr wrr tnilng rhofii wh liny were auppoaad to b appointed by the Hpeaker. "Tho ansarsr nf Mr llatt was that no nun would tm appoint! Hjwiknr who would not esrry nut tba wlahet of th orssnliatlon I told llarns that kind of a aystem lad tn aril, Mr, llarnea stata-1 Hist It was the only kind nf foyarninent thnt enuld rtlst under our system. The parlies could not exist without bosses. "flames reiterated that nrianias. tlona had to control. He statsd that Mr Piatt mlaht have bean wrong In tha way he acted without consultation with others, but ha upheld tha posi tion Mr. Piatt took aa tba hsad ot lha organization, who had to ba In control of tha Htata when his party wns In power," In order to ronnent this with the lluchos ranomlnatlon, Col. Ilonaevelt said! "I repeated theae views In let ters to Mr. llarnea tn 1901. I told him that the Governor bad to ba inde pendent. My personal fasllnn and sympathy war with Mr. Uarnsa rather than with Mr. Hufhea, but I held that tha Governor elected by tba people had to ba Independent of tba organisation. "Mr. llamas answered that tha or ganisation had to ba dominant. Ha waa oposed to Mr. Hughes, who had lived to break down tha organization. SAID THEY WOULD NOT NOMI- NATE HUOHIS. "Ho aald ba and the organization would be in control of the convention nnd would not nominate Mr. Hughes. Ho said they bad control of the or ganization nnd Hughes couldn't get It away from him." Mr. Ilownrs asked the Colonel about correspondence with llarnea tn 1910 after the return from Africa. "What waa tba subject of your cor respond e nee 7H "Upon tha neoeaalty of bosses to party government," replied tho Col onel with n grin and snap of the toeth before Mr. Ivta could shout hla ob jections. The first letter read wu from Uarnes to Roosevelt, dated July 4, 1910. It waa a surprise to Darnes, who had not the complete letter tils that tha Colonel keeps, and be bad been unable to find a copy. How many more surprise (attars tha Colonel might have worried tha Albany leader. The latter waa aa follows: "I am sorry that you did not give mo an opportunity to sen you before I sailed, for my mind la entirely clear regarding the political situation and I think that my Judgment Is not ab surd. "Ever since ho haa been Oorernor Mr. Hughes hawi endeavored through his speeches and bis attitude to nrouso resentment In every locality against the men who havo been doing tho po litical work of tho Republican party. Rome ot those men uro the best and most unselfish ot men. Home of them aro ut tho meanest and mott salflsh of men. COULDN'T BE IXPLOITID AS MACHINE-MADE POLITICIAN. "It wan a gage of battlb thrown down whloh It waa my duty to rcAlat, because If I am to remain In tha leadership ot this oounty, that lead ership must be eatisfaotory to tha Republican people ot tha county. I cannot be exploited as a maohlne mado politician or a patronage broker without resisting tho charge to the beat of my strength. "I novor could subscribe to the doc trlno advanced by Uio Governor, which was thlst 'Disagreement with him meant that a man was a rascal.' What I am most deeply interested In Is thlu subjeot ot dlrcot nomina tions, which, If evor adopted by this Htute, will lead to untold evils In pub lic life and place therein the cheap oat kind ot citizens. "Tho attitude ot the Governor to ward tho Ix'glnlnture Is to depopulate tho Htute Senate of men Ilka Klla worth, lllgglns, Humphrey, Hen dricks, Krum and White. And tbla lias bean his attltudo toward other men In publlo life, ut least those whom ho found theio. And tha men who succeeded those Senators do not measure up to tho stundard formerly maintainor for tho reason that men do not want to go to the legislature If It means that thalr opinions must be surrendered without even the pos sibility of coiiNiiltntlnn on the merits of the legislation. "Of course tho ncivxpapera will urga you to mako nn effort to hava tha Htuto Convention adopt n direct horn- Inatlon plank. Of course you realise inui mono wno oppugn mat proposal In prlnclplo will bo uompellod to con lost it "The Meade-Phllllps bill ought to have been signed by Gov. Hughe, It ihl4M4 an bit f.'iTr-ndtin Hh II. f Ua a.x hih laalton fliii I Ml,!, loll I at itwiti a i f nMi X i r. ,. i a I nl " w!4 kv i -a'' - ., i .. f.r tk f lb' H. I t 4 I I I'-! in l'rl I liu'uii wk t.4 a kburb Ua.t.ilb wul I l)Mal ri.4ltl f Miriif f '!ir liUriA, I llllllk h "K Mini4r lb iiou.liialUi. 1U r.Mldat for IWi.ainor. .1 jwlit i- nn of lb Hliiua! Inili 1 Jldusllf Tl.a iflrla4 (liitr of ll. llMha aOmlnlalrallaa watiM waki ''TWxlrml,: Ik. ia ih. M rli in w.. h uu a4 f.u .tut nM ''' but atrlk Vnu irllnlj r.nM !M',,?,';,, " '' '- .. .Uir illfrl iiiiinlnatluiu for fmir ,,, ,,,, ,it u, ,H,.Uons ,, nifin l.a Ihrl Tha su-ralU.) ulliiinl f-ir .1tr ' irm.arl d not ilrt ll 1 purriy i M-i fru-iiuan aniiinni anil Ua until I Ins lo du with Iba merit of Ih ir. rf.sal, Gov. Hush a.UoCala.l tha plan ha did pursfy to make an lur, Mil 11 lev I us- that bad Hi rouraaa i.r th political atrnstli tn back up our opinions, Tha principle of rum mill nomination with ratlilcatlon primary Is worse than direct i.r.inln Hons In avrry poxlliU way, lierautn tha committee insklrif the nomina tions compelled to mukn up Its Judgment, a month befnra tha prl inury and any malcontent under the gulsa nf regularity can kirk up a fius nr can I Induced to do ag by corrupt leu.Ura on the other slil Ho will not cats whether or not ha wins at lha primary, but he will hava weakened thn ticket so that It cannot make Ihn rri. "Direct nomination! srn an Invito. Hon to party discord, but their evil could mo minimised by thn holding of unofficial primal lo and uiiolllclul con ventions, which would unquestionably bo .lone. Tho Idea of getting rid of 'lHMe' s absurd so long as you have party government. "Thn direct nominations Idea Is a I cunfuslnn In the mind nf the func tions of an Individual as n minlor of a party, a voluntary organization and thn functions of a citizen. The people do thn electing, but the nartv ' should be free tn frumn up Its pro posals to thn peopln In thnlr own way, safeguarding thsm against fraul. "t slncernly hope and trust that you will not bocome committed In such n way that It will fore nn Issue at tha Harotogn ennvrntion on this question. "We should hava a primary plank of tho ntrongest pooslblo kind to pro tect votem and frlvo them every op portunity to express thomaolves in conventions. "The convention Is thn Inst day of training for the battle of the cam paign. To have n committee nomina tion with a ratification primary would be like changing generals In tho mid dle of a battle. The campaign would bo really atarted under thn Cobb bill when the nominations nre made by the committee. Then for tour weeks opportunity in given to thoso Inside tho parly to complain legitimately bo. cause tho nominations ore tentative. When nominations are made they should bo 'final. If thn peopln do not like them they can beat them at the poll, but tho members of a party should have the same chance prior to tha primaries and convention to agar ose and express their win." TELLS HOW RACE TRACK BILL WAS HELD UP. Following tho reading of tha Uarnes letter. Col. rtoosovelt'a testimony was switched to tho race track gambling fight In tho Legislature of 108, lead Ing up to more letters. Stress was laid upon tha sudden awllch ot Sena tor Qrattan ot Albany at the last moment to the racing sldo after he had declared himself In favor ot the bill. "I talked about thla with R.n.v. Davenport. NoWcomb nnd Illnman," said Itoosovelt, "My full information came In conversations with these gen tlement In 1112 to 1H4. senators Davenport and Newcotnb Informed me that at ftrat thar waa no opposition from Mr. Barnes to the race track bill. Later the opposition developed very strongly from Repub lican organization men and Demo crats who followed Senator Grady. They told me the bill depended on one vote ana senator urattan chanced because ha said Mr. Uarnes ordered him to do ao. Grattnn's turning over, duo to Mr. uarnos's Influence, beat the bill for tha time being. Hla vote. added to tho Tammany vote behind Grady with tho Republican organlza- tion, maae just enough to beat tho bill. BLIND CHILDREN CALM AS FIRE BURNS NEARBY They Hear Flames Sweeping Through Brush Near School but Continue Lessons. A fire of unknown origin spread through the Montgomery estate, One Hundred and Beventy-tlxth Street and Undercllft Avenue, the Bronx, thla afternoon. The flame ran through the brush and began to burn brush on tho grounds of the Cathollo Institution for the Blind, which oc cupies on old mavnalon on a seven acre tract nearby. Thirty blind boy.i and girls, their other aenses acuto becatuo of their Infirmity, know as soon as any one else that fire wua Approaching, but not ono ehowed the leaat sign of agi tation. The teachers told them nil about thn tiro and that thn flromon were on their way. The children wont on with their lossona and did not stop even whon they heard the men at work boating out rno names. The region is ao far out of the ordinary lines of travel that thorn waa a little dolay In summoning the fire companion, but once on the Job thoy soon had tho last spark quenched. BLACK JESTER IS WINNER" OF CITY AND SUBURBAN. ICPSOM DOWNS. England, April 21, The City and Huhurbsn Handicap nf 2,000 sovereigns for three-year-old and unward. was run hern tu-dsv ami I won by J. II. Joel's Illack Jester. Dla- dumenos was second and Dan Ituaacl , unnnru num. ino niaiunco oi t lie. race, lu which fourteen horses started, was about one inllo and a quarter. T"V. ... . M .. I n . . Ill .. U 1A..AHk..A a ,0 4. against DUdumeno 100 to 7 , and arainat Dan llusiel 100 to I, i . FRENCH REPULSED WITH HEAVY LOSS. BERUN REPORTS I iroimJ as ( umcJ at l lirc) nnJ in the U I'rrtre Hoct. VIGHT IN Till: VOSCIiS. Artillery Shells a Battery l.o cateJ Near the Cathedral at Kheitns. MKIUJN, (via Iximlon), April ll Th German War Ofllrr to.iluy gave out the following report! "In th wri'rn anna a battery nf Ihn niniy, i.tmerved not far from tl.a I'aG.Mlral of llhrlius, was lakiu un dor our fir, "In th Argonna tlm Prnoh nm ployed a bomb thn ff not of which waa to callsn men lu Viasilt, "An attack of tho enemy to the north of Tour dn I'uris resulted in failure. "Jlotwton Iho Memo and the Mo lln an uttnek eztondlng over a largo front was repulaed at Kllrey yester day with heavy louses to tho French. In tho Wood of lo I'relre we gained further ground. "In the Vosges thn enemy unsuc ressfulty attacked our position to tho northwest jiinl southwest nf Mntnural and at Hondernach. Hero thn French suffered serious lossea. "Yesterday morning an aviator of the enomy dropped bombs nn tho town of Uierrucli, lu Radon, daman Inir a silk factory belonging to a Hwlss, its well as two other houses, und Injuring several civilians." WOODS AGAINST CHANGES IN SULLIVAN GUN LAW Says One of Them Would In sure Arsenals for Gunmen. Police. Commissioner Woods went on record to-day ua opposed to the bill now lu tho Loglslaturc, fathered by Senator Josephs, which amends tho Sullivan law relating to tho car rying and possession of loaded re volvers nnd deadly weapons. The Commissioner has luikcd all the Dis trict Attorneys in tho Greator City to Join with lilm In a requcnt to thn Governor that the bill be not signed. Tho provision muklng tho posses sion of n revolver by a citizen a mis demeanor Instead ot n folony nnd thn ono providing that the possession of a bomb or explosives with Intent to use bo made a felony have tho Com missioner's npprovul. Rut ho Is op posed to tho proposed law which would allow any citizen to keep a re volver In his homo or placo of busi ness without a permit and grunt all meaaongers for banks nnd express companies tho right to carry' Pistols. Huch a jaw, ir. wooas says, would prevent tho police from searching tho homes of known gangsters nnd tho saloons, billiard rooms, cigar Mores and restaurunt wncro iney congre gate. Its effect, tho Commlsslonet thinks, would bo to establish a series of safe arsenals for the use of gun men. fl Says Indigestion Results from an Excess of Hy drochloric Acid. Undigested food delayed in the stom ach decays, or rather ferments the time aifoodlelt in the open air, says a noted authority. He also tells us that Indi gestion is caused by Hyper-acidity, meaning there is an excess of hydro chloric acid in the stomach, whichpre vents complete digestion and starts food fermentation. Thus everything eaten sours in the stomach, much like garbage sours in a can, forming acrid flutdi ami gases, which I nil ate the stomach like a toy balloon. Then we feel a heavy, lumpy misery in the chest, we belch up gas, we eructate sour food or have heart burn, flatulence, water-brash or nausea. He tells ui to lay aside all digestive aids and instead get from any pharmacy (our ounces of Jad Salts and take a tabltspoonful in a glais of water before breakfast and drink it while it is effer vescing, and furthermore, to continue this for a week. While relief folows the first dose, ii is important to neutrnlire the acidity, remove the gas-making mam, itsrt the liver, stimulate the kid neys and thus promote a free flow of pure digestive juices. Jad salts is inexpensive and in mmlc from the acid of pupes and lemon juice, combined with lithiu and sodium phos phate. This harmless snlts is used by thousands of people for stomach trouble with excellent results. Advt fora, bunions, rallnti.r. and tired, triulrr, aweatr. wollrn chlnt, FEET are, promplly relieved br a hut fo,,t bath " JOHNSON'S FOOT SOAP All dnutzliU. SBc. ALLIES RUSHING BIGGER FORCES 10 THE DARDANELI FS Balm IUor ( )jti. :iuih J AiiM I urKs Air to Ik , KcMfwad at Oncf. THHIM-lXJ BOATS RAID C i isstarit inoplc Import Ihalj Six oi Them Wetc Dtwen Bay; bv hills. lll'III.IN. April 21 tvln wlrelo..) With a strong ii nnrlil yaln In effort It hollnt..,! lerialn that Im iwirt'iiit operation hstn enmiiielii e.l liKSllint III.. Itiir.laliell Hperlal de sputrhis Indlcatn grwit uctlvltt anions Iho llrltlah troop. at limt.o., and transport with mlilltlonal men and munitions urn urrlvlng ilullv from Aliiundrl.i. Tho Tngis Zeitnng lo-dsy publlphe a spnctal ilcaputch, Miyltif So.OtO British and French trnopa have liven l.inilnd ne..r linos, lu Huropenii Tur key, on tho north aide of th.. ilulr of rturos, A In 'aw cunt. mi. lit. l- t.wiU pluco botwiun tho Turkish liuttorloa around Ku und ihu wnrjolps of thn allien. I Several days ago It was an- nouncsd that 35,000 allied troops had bsen landed. The above de !P"tcS? not ind'o whsthsr th 20,000 troops mentioned as having Isnded is an additional force or js the Germsn eitimat tiff (ha tflf.lna I l.J!... t ...v vi iuiiibji intiuiiiL) TUrCOtJ CONHTANTINOI'l.i:, April 21 va ! wireless). It was olllclally un ununcKil to-.lny Hint during Sunday night six torndn boats uttempted to penetruto tho Dardanelles. They worn picked up by the Turkish foils' nnd two weru hit by shells. All Hum I withdrew hurriedly. SLIGHT GAINS MADE IN ST. MIHIEL REGION, SAYS THE PARIS REPORT. PARIS. April 21 (Asioclated Pros). Tho Ficnch War Olllco tills afer noon gavu out tho following roport: "A cannonailo of somo violcnco tn U plnco In tho region of Arras yester day "Between tho Olsn and tho Amue. between (ho .Memo nnd tho MjsiMIo I nnd In thu Wood of Montmure, 'lose to tho Fllrey-Ksoy highroad, tin. only illd our attacks make somn flight i progresi, but two Gorn.un counter jl ti. I.m on tho lino of trenches wo ;w succeeded In winning April 20 wero succoMfully lepulsed. "Belgian aviators lmvn bombarded tho ursonal nt Bruges nud thu nvi.i tlon ground at I.lsxevegh." NEW BULGARIAN RAIDS INTO SERBIAN TERRITORY REPORTED FROM NISH. LONDON. April 21.-"Tho noml official announcement Is mado," says Reute'r's Nlxh correspondent, "that two fresh Inroads Into fjerblun terri tory have boon mado by irregular bands of Bulgarians." Advertised Specials Are on Sal st All Our Stores. ' THE ADVENT OF THE CIRCUS, the bursting of the Spring Blossoms, the opening of the Baseball Season and the LOFT Sanitary Soda Fountains, all proclaim the approach of warmer weather, and Instinctively the thoughts of every one turn toward cooling, thirst-quenching, refreshing beverages. ABSOLUTE PURITY, EXTREME DELICIOUSNESS and WHOLESOMENESS are three factora which unit in making LOFT Sanitary Sods the most popular hot weather drink in town. The same is equally trua of our Sundaes, Floats, Fizzes, Punches and all other LOFT Fountain delicacies) all served in the most sanitary manner in carefully sterilized glasses by Immaculately attired dispensers. Sptcial for Wednesday riXKAt'ri.K Kiirrr kiusk Ti.r rir ilulnly NuasaU oi ilrllriouanr.. iilrodurlu a ikllfullr Mrmlrit r..m lili.all.i.i nf rliulcr.l, I'ru.Uril IMue inute anil rleli Nusar Crrani. 1 g A Iiml' the whole nwrrt I III klnrr. It I IIM) IIOX MM We Also MIIKiirr NTU'KS Thru are dulnly Utile llllle inllllHIUrrH i.f ll.r a...... u... ....r ri. t......v ..l rn.l.lll.Mi.i I i. I nrr-rnlr.l In II ilellali t fill frull ami .iil.e fli ir-nlMut nil tl.ks lo Ih h"i, Tlirr iiriisni tiinur 114 n A nCt. AY gTHKKT QM lt.no o.m.l sal. 10 ma x corti.andt m njerr Cla It d. aa. DaHr gABK HOW NAHM ll HT. CIom 11 . aa. IH.IW 40O JinoOMR STKKKT Clo 7 v. m.i Bat. 10 n. a. IS. Milt 2SI WTUEItT Cr lo p. m. Dally T$ IULTON ST.. B'UI.TM a zi s, a, uauy Th aeUI4 wtskl laaluas Turn Seeds Into Dollars! World "Farms, Ranches, Acreage, &c." Ads, Show the Bargains I .00 Ssss.y u" WASHINGTON M : It )o Jim 11 t s i r..r . A M i v.. . -. r w . ... 'Ml Mi, at. a. i.b I.. f a I ...4il . I ... .).! J. U 1 ll ll I - Pennsylvania R.R, POSLAM CAN DO SO MUCH FOR AILING SKIN! i I n.izlitly akin tns.le clear and fsir riupti.nial lri.ul.lr ipikLly eradicated (nun the tllglitr.t lilrmiili and adult, t rut pimple lo l!ceiiia, Arnr, ltd. Si ..ll.-hcal.' nlnl ..K'tn valnl aliM-a, 'III n I la the Hink wlilrli I'.i.Um l. riiiilill.., iiiiinII) Willi -rd that I. uuiatiny. Try it and frrl liow th skin', tlllfmr U roollir.l mill .'iMilril, ItrhiliK topi, lieiiliiig ! to rapid that linprovi lll. lit I Hit be M-rli I'Vrry ilnv. Pn-li.tii I. itiirk, lisruilrii, powerful rlfrrlivr snd williin everybody's rearl. All .ImuKi'tii t'H I'o.luin. For frr aiiluplc write to l!mrigency Labors torim, :l WV.t tf.Mh St., New York. I'ikIuiii Sonp, inrill.i.lc.l with I'odsin V.l li nt, nlnl 13 lent. A.lvl Marie Dressier, Turnout! cornrillonnr, wrarln London Feather Hat $5 to $10 ! (pndonf&afherG . llrooklyn llrnnrh Open Uvn.n. r22 Fulton tit I DIED . ritt'tllH'.N. SudUrlilv, at hi. t. . S3 4th t.. I. on j lilnnil City, uu A,. IS, KIIANCIS C. THUI)IU.V. Funrral Thuridiy, 10 A. M., from Mrr' Church, lnl.rm.nt dlrarr. ITIM.N'.- "n April I'o. I HIS. milli KlttCK WiTTMAN. Inloveil hatbj .if .I.IU1I0 M.'Knrl.tiiil. i.ar.1 4 7. I"unor,.l Krlilnv. Anrll ia. nt h. in . ftum lili Utr rH.ujriir jf, i,t. var.1. Wlill.'.ioni- I, J IntriiiKu cin-rnwortl rnu-ifrv Siiiulay Work! Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. Special tor I hurlday nun n. . ir. I'ovr.iiKii .marma- l..IIK A rullretl.ui .if rirli, .fare trull Jrlllr. In ulra.hic sanetr t .Irlli'l.tu. Ilaiura. urkr.l In pot- rrlns of our Ineomnaral. 10c I'liuiolatr. rnrvn nnx Olfcr- bur. of ..Id fit.l.l.iii i.o.lnr. nrfct 15c mttra i uu i.sr. nin tin XB BBOADWAV Clrwa 7 r. m.i na. 10 la7r'SSAl1 HTRKBTr viom ...... p.ni.i nau u sun Wl'jrr l'lin'm ara r as wkst 8Tii srKKfcrr CIcmm T 9 m, Sal. ! r. CT" leuTii ht. an avrnuk 1 5 CIumi J p. ui. llaJlr CIM 1UU ami Sal. IU .J,; lb atlnr Is 3 I i 4: Qfifi!f IVsAo me rarly in thn'morninU, Cnrrir, Wake me at the very break of day. For 1 mutt go and feed the chickrnn, Carrie, Milk the cows and atack the new mown hay. A real poet could o on writiiiR forever about the charm of country life, but what's the uss ? Buy n farm of your own und reap the licu'.lh nnd the wcoltli that will go witli it.