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R?LEY TO RUFFLE
SING SING TO-DAY
Superintendent Says He
Will Take Up Malter of
Welfare 1 ea?tie.
WILL INQUIR? into
CONVICT'S JAUNT
On I iiM Visit to Prison Since
March. He Expert*! Ilso to
Discuss Appointments.
.lohn B, K-.'ey, Ste* !
\, \ Vori
Mhany ln-t nr*.-h' nr by Pat*
.1, hi? confld n1 ..I m-s
..
for 1 ?' te las!
V.Hrch.
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Mr.
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seeinf,
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goli .
Ward? ?? Osborne will ai
Tori -1
will *< ??
for his
this ; take offices in a
Forty* lecond
In Boston last night Mr. osborne re?
ceive I an ovatioi
of !
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*.
DEFENCE A TRAP,
SAYS MISS KELLER
It's Capital's Scheme to Get Pr
tection. She Tells Croud at
Women's Peace Meeting.
? rn en
I
. crowd
of to
ith only a
.-cho of th? which
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hchrt ?
phoned by a young i
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ne?.? of I .? Bgnre
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orfrar. I an army
'.f the
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"It ?a in your power *
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stupe.* r<
?'Ti
Amer
lined
Rooe? ? ' ' ' igue.
"The
want
vri unhappy
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''I am afi walk
r
rinkled
" the up
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hn and
". who
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pferty and 1
FRANCIS JOSEPH PARDONS 8
Kintr ?ilfonaa Makes appeal fur I is,--.
of Raaaiaaa.
'
i
Rui?
ned ti>
. . ? ?
t? iron?
Automobile Eccitom
7
the- rarst t_3*jaght oi prospective pux
hatfacra. To be a ttacctsuefi? autumubilist it is neces?
sary f_at yon ?andcrutaiaj the ?cchariisrn of _ll cars.
A ?__-_? ? oea ocbool v_l aa??? you many annoying
delay? ?eatf?tx_try ?_??__?_>
COMPLETE COURSE $55
Day ?_<! EwcnbriK classes. Aleo private instruction at
hours to suit convenience.
SPECIAL CLASSES FOR LADIES
tail. ???*?_? ee 'phot* fee Booklet
STEWART AUTO SCHOOL
"EFFICIENCY FIRST"
57th St. and Broadway
I Itnn ??
I'll nil.a.
?mi ?...i ?.'.?; < ?i.
/V'.a-rxr*
?m Merit"
loi'. AND CHAMPION OF DEFENCE.
?rHav be?'*?rr national Del ? rtv.
T. R.. MUFFLER OFF,
PREACHES DEFENCE
4 0?ltliUl< ?! 11 ..m jMge 1
of "American Defence," "loth the Colo
I at and thai ; I - cousin are
of the i] " and color, the hlack
am as
? ?
my own over?
's ?
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tors.
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I
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f thi
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* . dreadnougl I
"* ] ? its,
? urint -i
. 'mini.co I
.
"
ng army of
re,
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than 2. men, full;
DECLARES ROOSEVELT
WOULD SWEEP NATION
Boston, Jim. S.?Halber! P. Gard?
ner, member nf the Progressive Ns
tional Committee from Maine, who
has |ns1 completed a tour ?if the
N? v. England atetes to ascertain the
political situation, bellevca that
< olonel Roosevelt, If nominated (or
President, ?ill sweep the conntry,
I ,iiu convinced that any ticke!
with Rooeevelt'B name on It would
ln.ld the Progressive sol?* and at?
tract a large lii-morr.it ic following,"
Nlr. Gardner aald to-day.
"Ever* state I have ?Halted re?
ports that a national ticket with
RcaOeevell at the head of it would
poll more volet? in Ills' than it did
m 1912. Why? Becanae the peopli
in Roosevelt's UnerlcanUm
mure and more end reeenl the dilly?
dallying of I hi* present national ad
i.iatratlon with belllgerente ??ho
defj 'lie laws ,,f nations und the
lawa ol Goat
'"The fad canned he overlooked
that th?1 preat Issne la our rountrs-.
I his lasae is dividing the country
Into two gronpa radical!) different
m xiews end temperament. The nat
aral leaders >>f these two *rro-apa are
Kimisi ? i-lt and \\ i!s,,n "
O? artille'
-'?
?/hid
i living i I
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D
The-" who attei
? ..; tail V
Paul Thoi
?
hard, Leslie J
... layne 11
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U. S. ASKS UNION
OF PAN-AMERICA
? ?nllaoed from i,,i*r i
... ,. ._..
?
naval ei
....
I to I thai
. ? ,
\ rican i
?-?
r hand,
?: m aimtnar Eui
: Germany, would r -r
iffainst thn
? '
or with Hntain's r, i
?, in which c.i?e the United
would he j
- the plan, therefore, after
.
I to b? taken -imply a? an ex
? : |i : ?rood will
?ng the Amer i(_l
.
?
re oi
State .'? ? " ? nt hai taken up
on of the t
I
? .?? tary 1
ntenl -'n to
at ???me lenjrth. The.?? conven??
for never*
ora an
- ? ? .
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I heen art for a rpn
eral
, bave r?
?
??ver, ? objection will b
i! ay he pro
of th,
... ? -,. -
I.anaini? consider? the ne
?
' ?m t!.?
w il-.ii.? w ..r.u approved
f Pr? ? '-??
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entil
Ar. ? ??-.:-??;???
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-
Il
- ; . Pr?
? rela
? ? antriea of this con!
portun? and of un
l that rh- ??cond
Pan-American < ongreaa should in
anmo way ? III amaaeali,
s thr.t "The <e?
orid 1 il .'?n Scientific Con
, ? uda tho declaration
by th ' ible Preeide
iri hi- m, - lag? of I).-,. ?
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.
i Kohly, Cuban
I ai
protect their
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read bj ! ' : I
!.. S. I'.nn
BORGLUM MOD!
U. S. PEACE GI/
Bids America lead
Hont of World Inl
Anti War Union.
INTERNATIONAL Rl
TO END ARMAM1
Ur-jes Panama Re Held in
as Neatral Pat* Wants Mi
polltaa Used for Art Scho
Deelsring thai an Ignebls ret?
been played b. \ m? i Ice m the am
that the one way of clearing hi
' . lead in a win Id security
(jotsun Belgium, 'In. leelptor, m ?
m ?il? Prend? Art Eshibition, a<
Rltx-l .1 ir... Hotel, '.' teidey, ae(
inch a plan to "asks srmsmenl mm
nrv and <? itabliih a*, a ilroke inb
Law a itli n power '" i
P ; t." .m.I he, "all pe?
re fighting f..r i ational und t
ronal security. All can meel oa
ground and then accept 'he fu
? ? t.ii pr aeiple ft..,. : Im
conques! : ? ei Ime >.- it 1
? olid to rl:.- end thai the ? hole w
?-hall I" guai .l> 'I lately again il
? , - ?
l blood bitl
"Let ua, great America, here and i
propose h plan :'? ? I
rid * , irity league of nat
,-,d a-- .ni evidence of ou
mplel .pport o
Id board)
"Penan i, to 1"" held in trust and
?.-.-.l u? a neutral Internet!!
i ins of the Bandwich I -la:
,,r even two neutral sonea
nos, t.i be held i
for the eommon asirles and enjoym
i ?.,-. Ide thai Heligoland,
. . Darda i, the S
? .ii al, In ratet, all International hi
?\.... -, i ? ma ?. ne i1 ral and inter
? to cumtrion inti-n
tional
? I
the wai ? restored
lid be
I
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? ? foi
;.-, which
would til i
Lourd rhis bodj
an Internat! mal r . ? Force woi
.'*. M
?
for the Metro]
and ? t 11
.
school of a "
SADIE MARTINOT COLLAPSE
\ t res. 1 ik.-rt to Belli *? ne Mtir Hi
( ries Alarm Ndghbora.
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II
'
lag af
4M Port
it an imai
inary murderer. It
? ?
only a few days and then --ent to Ihm
home, i^e of nerv
? ?rork.
Sad ? ? firal
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nrijiir n "H
Pinafi i ? thi
tourtni
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"Mrs. net
I
when he
R rr- ? ? i. : i ? "
OLD GUARD Fl
OF T. R. GRO\
Colonel's Course l
Mope of Hitting HI
the Primaries.
ADMIT NOMINATK
ENTIRELY POSS
Men in Ranks Would Rath?
with Roosevelt than L
with "Regular."
i i .. i . Kir??-, !
? olon? I
dore Ro< avelt'a refusal t>, por
i m." t,, go ??'i the primary hi
Michigan brought no r?assurait
?I.iv t?, ?Ither lu? D?mocratie or
li, an opponent ? I i i ? 'l he v.
fiai ?hat h?' will dominate the K
| can N.a'ionnl I and
n itlo i?
, t.it?' the term a ?,n wl
\ be made continued to ?/r??w, and '
ariytt the pr
... .....
Bg at him during the primar
The i d '??-' 11 the
topic of political die? : on tod
hia dorn?/-? hive hetti for
,,n which Iii-m?,
leader? and old-line '?? pa
I i-, thii deiiro to ;
? n of thu pol
. itlon next summer, and every
may affect hia el -
in?/ thia '.? diaeueeed v*-Uh fervor.
vlpor of the elTort? to head him i
?Town by ?
tha? last few days by S,-ri-'ary G
aon, e\ Preeidottt Taft, the Senate
? purcha?? lobby committee and R<
ittve Mann, Republlean lead?.?
the Houae.
Democratic leaden uro taking i
to let it b? known how urladly
? It as the hea
th? Republican tiekat next fall. 1
declare ?ha?, ho would bo the eas
?
candi.1, . I mean tho return
and a If
?
..... | . .
.
(Hit Liners Re? oni lied.
-, ..
9
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antii
a to I
elvea 1
?
?
Americaniam for which fie i , ?
:? on the a
?h'ch
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? ? my pari
?
...
re pi
;*jns ye
,1
nel'a refuaal to a
. ?
will be ci
is nominated may rot
have a igate to the i
r the old I ?aid
"The n? i be the man
to win ?n the "
-,
envoi
;? ?? .pinion, if I.
take the nom al I
Hugh?-? will 1?- the trian ehosan. If h
will ri'.r, it may !.<? Rooeovelt 01
eomea It ?
i . ditT. rent ?
i
Baa .'ni" BoBBSvett,
?vi 11 be
...
tl ,- || will i.? Impo
? . v... .
? ,
? ame of Hugni rh?
admit, la a I t, or w?,ul<
b< if h" could be bi
?' ?
with h' ? i.eptani a of th?
in \r\ ?
t long
Colonel, In. friends declare, will In- I,-.
.
and tl a 1
done
many
Root n will be a
care fu . Colonel la a
candidate or ool, the]
? ii of more I h in .. fi
?
I
likely "
loubt that tl
I Pit gam? I
win, and, tl
. ?
1912 debacle tha
for hi? par* fair.
College Club to Hear Dr. Davis.
urin*? B I'avi j. r* rmer
of Correetl? a of 1
?:i eak before 1
0 ad Government Club i ?
Ing on her wor
??The Perfed Day" ?$ %
day whim you work in ?W
mony with law. Health
i omCB from Harmony. (^
in harmony with Natur?,
laws by cat!ri-/ Shreddy
Wheat, a sirnp!?-. natura/
?l'-rruntal food which supp:.r
the gn ?ates! nutrimeoi wit
the least tax upon the digc<?
ion. Try it for breakfast aM
hot milk fir cr'-am. Delicirroj
with sliced bananv, ?,rc!r?rr
fruit. Made at Nia^oiraFau
N. Y.
Oklahoma B' | Tern.
;
bafJJM
? ? '? -,
Ilelav.-r. I ??? _
?' -
-? ??
'
Sunny (fays and
bluest of skjes
.?BTr^^WBk ^ *s ?
May I ?end you our
California tour booklet.-'
?
177 a ...
??
I
I
easily re
Grand Q
In Salt RivcrV alley, near Phoenix,
oranc*cf ana ostriches neighbor the
cactus and D
?Brilliant sunr-hmo u the rule, all
winter.
?Tne desert s dry air is balmy and
beneficent.
?Your auto eats up tne magnificent
mees
i lead at ?nten-e culoi?purple
peaks yellow ea:id*\ ??reen or lrn
(_'?tion, and gOl _;eous eun-ct*.
- ir is Eg. pt, at your very door.
Hotel.* and bim^alows eomiortably
care for the traveler.
Canip?, too. where you may
Castle Il.'t Sprtntfi ?a a noteJ
with hot VOcaiCVOLS? waters.
ached en route to
anyon ana (alhornia
B-aa*amnr~B-BB*BBBBBaa?^^
:-?________?__??__??BJ_________m__BB?M
The Victrola brings the
world's best music into the
home for every one to enjoy
Victrola IV, $15
Oak
? -?__ . , 4&_4???_fC*
Leading Places WhereVictrolas
and Records Are Sold
Below 14th Street
ideal Music Co.20 John St.
Owens & Beers.81 Chamber? St.
Singer Bros.'.82 Bowery
It enables you to hear
the greatest singers and
musicians whenever and
as often as you wish.
There are Victors and
Victrolas in great vari?
ety of styles from $10
to $400-at all Victor
dealers.
Victor Talking Machine Co.
CamtJen, N. J.
From 14th St. to 42d St. (Indusive)
Globe Talking Machine Co. 0 Weal 2 Id St
Chas. H. Ditson & Co.8. 10. 12 East 14th St.
Ludwig Bauniann & Comp'y . 8th Ave., i 5th to ^?th St.
James T. Coughlin.544 ?< 54b l.i^hth Av.
Knabe Warerooms.5th Av. at 19th St.
Michael Streamer.1 30 last 42d St
Pease Piano Co.128 West 42d .St.. nrar Broadway
__
From 43d St. to 96th St. (Inclusive) -
Mathushek & Son Piano Co.Broadway ?\ 47th St.
Bloomingdale Bros.50th ?\ Lexington Ave.
Sol Lazarus.2 11? I ?ist 50th St.
Adolph H. Mayers.1983 Broadway, ne.ir f>7th St.
Fuller & Bagley.21 06 Broadway, near 7 3rd St.
1. Zion, Inc.2 >00 Broadway, n.r. 83rd St.
M. J. Roth.*rd Ave. <\ 84th St.
Henry Mielke.1680 Second Ave., cor. 87th St
Above ybth Street?
Lmanu.l Blout.2 700 Br?>a?lw ..
Theo. ArLon.>2 We?! 1 I nth St
Buckley-Newhall Co.5th Ave. ?Y 1 25th St
Kranich & Bach.16 W?M? I 25th St.
Albert Sichel.233 Wert 125th M.
F. L. Steers Co., Inc.M96 Broadway
Lenox Talking Machine Co.312 Weal I -? <th St.
Epstein & Berdy.20/7 Third Ave., near 1 i 4rd M
L. J. Rooney Co. 1451 St Nicholas Ave., V?<r 183rd Si
Brooklyn?
A. I. Namm & Son, Fulton St. at 1 lovt St. Subway Stat'n, R'klyn
Epstein & Berdy.1 I OS Fulton St . near Bedford Ave.
Pease Piano Co.14 Ratbush Av?-., Brooklyn
B. Guy Warner.Redford Ave. ?j\ 1 lalaey St, Brooklyn
Out of Town?
Hunt'- Ltadin?' Music Haaat, Inc.. 52?4 Martin" \\.. White l'/ih. Y ,
Steger & Sons Piano Mf>. Co . . 74 3 Broad St. Newark. N. I
Victrola XVI, $200
Victrola XVI, electric, $250
Mj_e?.my ? u4li

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