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if th?' Pontiff wer?
real
e
Siste.s Somewhat R-l.cve-l.
i 'he
lo the Val ? ?
m ..-. i. ik t? i
relieved 11 as ap?
parent! m...
They
brothi 1
'.. Rome.
l'i.r ycai
gout. *?* it'i
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l'util'
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the Pope, na n re?
covering i rom ih< i i ? ? ? ? a; ' . ' ii is
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all i ? ?
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Friends Vir.it Rome in Win.
The Pope m."
lunsl BUI |"ml all
I
i 500 pilgrims, in?'ludlnfi ?i
? '..m Hi.- \ . n< lian i
ft \vh?>ni some . aim
Treviso, in which th? Pope'* birthplace
. and from Sal
h pri? st.
Frequently during th? daj h<
on eorrj '
many old friends, adding, with n mel?
ancholy touch in the Venetian d
"l am no more uae, cither to myself or
. ih. i
The pilgrims were dl ??' to
bt able to see the Pope, and r? m
\ at!? an the whole >1 ty,
notwithstanding u downpour of ruin.
They ex? hani I Ions with
?ist. ? -ii dialect
.... ....
..'.;? Of th? H i 11
Th? las! An
Pope wer? Bradford, ?a"
Philadelphia, and I ? ? : ?
i. r, who w? n pr?s? nted by Mai
Martin Mal?n? i. a? ting i
Chamberlain, They Judged thai
Pope had ?l'iitr- recovered. The Impres?
sion received by Marquis Maloney
runt the Pope ii.-xl aged greatly sine?*- ho
?? years a?-'??, bul api
to i.o cheerful ?in?! was- takini s -
it in ).? ople an tl
Joked with Cardinal.
? "i Mor lay the Pope, ?rho had r< -
? i his ordinary routln? .
ardi?al K. I
? of Salzburg, with
??horn t ' ri;inp thai
? n had attribut? <\ t-> him ail
kinds of Hin? - ? llf
have written thi
: ? ted thai i ?? ? ino! walk; while
]o..k at me.'' s.. Baying h?
the room.
? my thrjpat,
?..
thin i cannot speak; while nov
1 ?? aides, my whole trouble
rdly l>c > -: niv
\
f i.i i Is my real dis? i
r<? t
plied thai b?
the same disease In i i :
?
th" r.'iititT.
Wh< '
? rature .is no! hav
?
Katschthaler later slgnor
i:?? esan, privai
and ? ' t hi
above 100, thus dra1
that ih- truth '
?rn him.
The ' - really
?n early Ii i n ho
stiffei
? atarrhal tj pe, wi1 i
Hon. Pr
covered a mi? d
1rs g ' .
OBJECT TO POLICF GUESTS
Owners of Hotei Avenel Want
Guardians Ordered Away.
Th?
?
the : of i
*t..r\ of grai Indict
Inrp? ? applied l
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lion '
resei
Lin! :
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Bern i, that
H.it'-I ?
......
the ???? I .!
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ducted would !
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APPROVE $6,.1,000 BONUS
In u
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trial |n
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lar 1
if th.
W.iS | | r< '
In i. ? . ' ? ; ?
.I'll'I. s
Dr. ?Jubi
it?.nf? and
-j^nme Your Relief
Whom Constipation
YOU are conBtipi.teu. You
waut quick relief. Beat
go around all day with a
headache, heavy dragging feel
mg, hrul ??t('i*.ia.ch. f-lc
A buftinc-BB man with lota or
dutiea nee"?. | '-.enlt'**? -rJnd ana
body. T?on't waste a C.,\y cfyor.r
Ufa. Take '? glnai, ot
HUNYADI JAlW? WATEB
V the Natiti-?.! Laxative In th?s
% morning or at any time on au
% empty atomach?israich the
% eloclr, within one hour or ao
^^ your bowel?. 171U n*ove pran
^^ tly and yo'i're relieved.
^*k Oat r. beetle r.t any ?
^^ Diuy Store f clay. A
DEMOCRATS
FUIR ?H
Sober Consider
v Measure Gives Msny
Cniiso io Coir^'am.
SIGNS OF DISSATISFACTION
rnntled Representatives
! Tnrn to Senate, Hoping Nar
row Margin There May
Bare Some Industries.
\|,.il ?. Ti... ? rag?
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? I. car?
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,
and ? Iff ' '
that tl?<
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Members iron- th. Mld?ll?
In? for tl . men from
that - on I
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there will aa the di
In which '
Rlvi
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New Knglui
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Njw En-il-inder Inrjiqnant.
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in aa
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which ?s .
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want
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?ii--h theii natll re vil
Pro t the D?
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attei form t
th<- reapective Idea* of ?
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Dor."t W,-int Free Meat.
Senator I
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mad.
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RUNAWAY CASHIER BACK
Murphy, Fearful, Told by Wife
Everything Is All Right.
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i . arful
? ill? i i i,i wife thai
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Ti..- \ 'lllag? ' s an i
irn '.i the man who
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tor of the M
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non atation? il tit t'rot P? an,
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a lion o? the
^teCkCVTl* ?hen I
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ifa&Uststfe
P \? , "BBgl
Chi|
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r?rin -fauttir in "
emin ii il
..... ticiio Fmmte?mtmilakeetaatkmet
$.1.50 ?O?15.00 KOIH, ,nr ?;.,,-r .?/,/
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MISS TAFT LOSES TRINKET
Silver Mes?i Bay Mav Have
Been Stolen bo Churrli.
, ioTI>%Ti
Italilmore, Apm K \ hand.?
\.,- mesh hag which was l?r<
i,. r i.\ h< r girl fi I? nda when ah?
th? u hit? H?itis< wn lo ' l?y "i ?? ' i
t,,,,,. Mi s il- !? n Tuft, daughter of ?\
t'resld? ni Tal t, In I he i ?mmanti? ! I
n ?pal i it ? ? ? - Ii ?"! ?? mdaj morning.
Mi- T,,- .- ' '?
,,i 7i . i.i.e : ? i..nu,', da Ig '
... .i i. i e of 1
t Hrj n Mav r. M Ith Ml i
m . . -ath? t in?- Ai Unir ind oth r
?omen, Ml ? T n att? nd? d
i he Bmmanu? l < h ir? h.
m i nighl al the \r
i hm- home, she s na going t>> W asn?
Ington ,,,: wish hi ma
? ? .. . i ? Id noth?
ing nlioul K ? cepl to hi
.. is.
GIRL IN BIG AUTO RACE
M?88 PreiCOtt Will Bo First ol
Sex to Drive at Indianapolis.
Ph lad?
tin,.- i . rmli - Ion haa b??en gi anted to a j
womi n automobil?
i. races al Indlai ipolii T
... i??. ...n..
piomlnent and Ii' ?
No '.";l North
! Sil"' 1*1 ||| the Va
Cup ! by dleg
a m- ban d l Iding ? ith N? il
.
Ulule i arely i
,
:
?and m iP? of 11 . v. ell k nos
i
.
Although sh. b ill
. omp te In the flv?
'
\. ? ts to ring th? record lo I
LONG SENTENCE FOR ARSON
Patron of "Fire Malier' Get?
Eight ?Tear Term in Jail.
...
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....
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45 SILK STRIKERS HELD
i
|Sent to Jai! for Unlawful A.,
1 semblase PJani to End Disp
Patera
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?n. n,
'
'
llalli
-
ill ef
ball each
?
nulls aboul ?
?
\ public
of Aldermen will Ih
hleh ?nan ifnctm I
*i
ol th? l?os
men and promii rut
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. . ...
Ih? ti
REGAINS MISSING PAINTING.
t'hlcago, April i m .
r? i." teil .
7 ..:, i >: el, uild Worth
Card and filing
equipment
That reduces every filing
problem to its simplest lerms.
That is adapted to every
business, large or small.
That touches new high points of
efficiency all along the line.
That is sold
WITHOUT THE FANCY PRICES
Telephone, Franklin 2261.
Shaw'Walker
371 Broadway
WANTS COMPETITION
RESTORED^ BY TAR1F1
President Tells Congress Object o? Dulic
Henceforth Laid Must Be the Whetting
of American Wits by Contest.
" WILSON'S CALL. TO REVISION
?The ?whole country expert! the tariff duties to be altered.
We have Been thrift l?gislation wander very far afield in OUI ?lay?
very far, indeed, from the field m which our prosperity might have had a
normal growth end itimulation.
We long ego paased beyond the modest notion of "protecting" the
industries of th?* country and moved boldly forward to the idea that they
veto entitled to the direct patronage of the government.
Only no"- pril ?pies of action will save us from a final, hard crystal
I lization ol monopoly plete V u i I the influences that quicken
enterprise and keep independent energy alive.
We mus? abolish everything that bears even the semblance of privi*
tind ol rtificial advanta
- object of fhe tariff duties henceforth laid must be effective compe?
tition, the whetting of American wits by contest with the wits of the rest
Of the WO! Id
We must make changes in our fiscal laws, in our fiscal system, whose
object is development, not revolution or upset or confusion.
Wc must build up trade??especially foreign trade.
We must build Up industry as well, and must adopt freedom in the
place of artificial stimulation only so far as it will build, not pull down.
Our object ?i clear, ii our motive is above just challenge and only
id ?! error of judgment i. rgeablt linst US we shall be
fortunate
Wc are to deal with thi ts ol oui own day, aritfa ?lie facts of no
other, md to make laws which square with those lit-.
Vpril H \ ? for?
ii.-- Pi
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opportunity to addn
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i i m i .in .. go m thins
upon ou n. ? al i he ? i
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el? -ni- ?i- Hi ? \ dutj \t .. iat? i 'im1
In?, i ikr id?, hi.. .. of mill.m
t...n In refill m \* In- Ii ah??ul?l
i... , l.
i | ??.pun I h? ?
which the ? ? rrfoi m of our
....i , p. -, n I hul i"'-1
i m froln Kor th? i <? ? nl ? i"1'
op on? Id? h il Ihlnl
of t . thing ..i ih? ' h -
In oui II ? .i -i. m ?' in. ii maj hi 11
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? ? pro pi rll t.. .i ?a?-?-.*? p< - pi*
Would . . ?, ? tu i i?. n".'?
ti i ?hrouxhoul both rank und HI??"
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STRIKE TIES UP AUSTRALIA
8 dm ? t B. m ?.prll I The rallwaj
? ih..'Hi!1""! Ih?
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. . , i.,,. ... , png. i ?. i \ ' . i
. arioual* i m tailed ami Ih? frelfhl tram*
'..li.I Ml!
Dt n.?.,..ii/,.| , ondltlona prevail.
total ? nap? .n..n of rallwa ?v?t
the ? ntlre . ontmoaw? alth la prohabl? b)
i" morrow, in thai event b n? irtrtu?
..n-- wouM ?.,.,,, i., | rtanaatllli and " i
would h? in? aleul ibl? Australie baa
i crisis In maaj ft ir
Se Altmatt $c (Eu
i he Men's Custom Shirt Dep't
is showir ' assortments of import?
ed! Materials for the )rder
of rien'? Shirts
Ii .; a wide s m ' ?
in Aladras, Cheviot, F
Silk ''.Hires, Bui ;
Efficiently equipped
oic.. ? . I in the er I s
- rices i ng fron i
A Large Importation c
s is shown
o tl ! Men's Furn ?
per dt ?n.
The Men's Furnii hin ; an '
partments are easily access We fn
the Plain Entrance to the store.
Men's "BetaSpS-i"
5,flh XaVtmr, 34t?j
WON APPEARS
AS "HUMAN BEING'
I ...ilinnril Ir.'.n
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older head had ; ??
Mi \\ ||
m.I ut I l*> .. ' hall .m hour
he had Irt t tl > . Im
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Housed
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45?1 St* and 6?h Av. U
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3^4 1-ttVj'
POR WOMEN, M?s*.
Are offering unusually attractive val
o ?*?
in Outer-wear of tho very highest stai
ard?in unequalled variety?
Fashions thai have been ?
from expensive imported models re. ?ntlyl
over from Paris?also our own :; nail adapl
The nintciia's ?woikiTiansli!-)?lit ami Im; m ol the IB
we cauv in stock made up arc super. ' t i
whefe in thi* v<>untry.
?i?D flVvitue, 46?i) $i 47il) S?rccs*?

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