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Ic?Y MRS. MOHR
SOUGHT ESTATE
0,*,? Testify to Wid
!?7$ Desire to Control
? Doctor^ Property.
luMlS DECLARES
?oroes CONFESSED
urfeir's Brother, on Stand
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WIFE, WITH'bOARDER.
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Note for Ot erseer of Poor.
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Style "G" Price
$100 Mahogany
or O.ik
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AEOLIAN
VOCALION
THE PHONOGRAPH 01 RICHER
TOM THAT YOI CAN PILAY
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R-iRDLESS of price, there Is no
phonograph that equals the
\eolian-Vocalion in true musical
q
It- wonderfully smooth, large-volumed
h ?n bass, < It ar in treble, and
in balan. ? . Yod nevci have heard
i ? a phonograph
? subtle beauty, as The
-Vocation brings forth from your
: , Eli ant simplicity of design and
finish make the Vocations as hand
are musit ally efficient.
Tin. WONDERFUL GRADU?LA, with its
and pra< ; ' i nti me, doubles
ng ] ? i ? the phon
B I you literally may I
i f great musici ins. This revoluti
?ryd . icclusive with the Vrxalion.
Acolian-Vocalion Prices
Without Gradu?la $35 to $75
With Gradu?la $100 to %2000
The AEOLIAN COMPANY
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"tuers i' t Ai
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& W. Forty-Second St., near Fifth A?e?
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RUSSIANS WAKE
"FAUN" BEHAV1
Ballet Polite Objected T
lias Modified Perfor?
mance at Century.
HOUSE TURNS AWAY
SEVERAL HUNDRED
Diaghileff, Astonished it "Fit
Country's" Attitude, Will Tarn?
"Scheherazade" To-night.
1' wm mi altogether ?roll bel ? ?
kk bo disportl ?! hitBMlf last iiiaj?
el the i ? ntui v l heatre. l ha etrietei
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ng into the din
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?it 1: . I" Surely the gh08 ek i
i omstock slumbered aeeci
' night! .'?'I"! Hri.kki, ha
i made te Mai
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1 .i .!ir." Mill fn
' : ?? i? 11 became im
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? a pre lui I of th
? ' of the ft lu .le il
? i pbist Icated met ropo
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r to art L'p t
' Ht th
.: ?
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Last i
tain,
rumoi of pol Ice I erenci
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? -. eral hundred ; ?
from the ?l""i ?
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action, will he pre
when another sold-oul
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u ?,ter Garden I ';'ne Magis
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t night that
givei ;. u? it
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here, the ms
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isible to make : I
npoi wi.? deet roying
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a wes he'.i at the of
? - ? chief magistrate in the old
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berry Strei I the suggest
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farrees were Serge i|e D
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Opera i
? . iger of 1
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the Metro]
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Crime: J
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ted to were "L'Apr?a
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lividual compl
ad to taki acl until
, ? tre Movement
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;. the prods
in fit to 1 ?? seen bj
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tar b? I trate foi ad?
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fl
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VALUABLE SERVICE FOR MERCHANTS, ?
MANUFACTURERS AND RANKERS
This Company ?^ rendering a service ol preat advantage
to many industrial and commercial concerns, as well as
banks throughout the country, by accepting their nur
drafts drawn upon the Company. Merchants and i
ufa?.turen mav lind it profitable to acquaint themselves
with this service, and are invited to call or i orrespond in
regard to this or anv other banking business they n ij
have in mind. !
CALL AT 16 WALL STRUT, OR riLIPHONI pi. ?ok.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY ?
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DANCKIlaS IN lili. I AI V
Ma-.-ir.i' and oi.! ? criticiaed De Di efl lallet.
in o
count ? .'????
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Will Modifj Ballet; Will s..t.
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tne ??'.... njurlous to
public mi?!
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Mr. Barbel
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WON BY FIRE, QUITS
WALL ST. TO PLAY HOSI
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joins startii'ini Department.
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ting of edit I
titioi aanouneed
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ui '.he class on th? - ? .?-.. ''.Habit."
VOTES $25,000,000
FOR BETTER ROAD
l.niise Passes Shackh for I B
by Big Majorit) Senal
Opposition Expecl
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to 81. Thre?
rha siafps would ahare in the nppr
. i la*, ion an the baaii
'.?>n uri.l the number '?' their p<>
mail-. ? Ippoi. ire i
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.?nly the forerunner to .
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croui t the i
predicted thai
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?UTO CRASH HURTS 4
- AND TURNS IN ALAR?
Women Injured as Car Skid
Over Curb.
Wi] ?: i Stallord,
-..?.! by Ha
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Hut ;
mouti the cui
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thi<>' . low.
Tl ? l ?
irora I and for
?
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Head
the i
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down r? \
fi f Henry Kilia
di iv? n aero - at Forty-third
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reati . t
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charged with fell He ii
m
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THE BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE
Vonkera Julie?' Refeeea to Permit lln-t
Exhibit in Hi? Coart.
City Judg . i ?? ?
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Liebow .?.- I ? ? ? . ;trt..n
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repi
vbra
them, all?
th i i
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lists 1
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were aa
HUSBAND. 65. HUNTS BRIDE, 29
Married Pea Moatha, >!n- Hangt "ut
Moaday'a Waah, linn Departa.
Mr"-'...
i few mon!
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, home.
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but 1
' rlall Cou|
| alarm for her. i
PITY BRINGS HOP
IN TSETSE FM
Physician, Sent by Thn
Sisters, Says He Can
Cure Dr. Perveil.
SLEEPER SLUGGISHLY
SHOWS IMPROVEMEN
Sympathy f?ir Helpless Victi
Prompts Women to Start
Battle with Death.
\ " a old ?..man, dimly remiel
Mothe*-," rock
I i. ?...-.fully In her apartment
th? Hot? P il . lu?.' Bight nrul to
. : her two aiatera were wl
? cent of t h-ir weal
.lif? Ii driftii
? 'p.
rly, '?"[
? ';, ur.' | . ;
..? I>r. A
, of 14 Hai cock Streu
yn, from the Bleeping
? ? ? can tae-t
fly. Their intereal waa eryatallixed in
? ? ? ant te Dr, L
li read:
; ithetie. Is ?t t.
i to try I lathing f<
e i n g .-.
great that a
?
reward the coi
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. ' ? tae-tae \ ictii
? up,
...
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1 hen h
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Evei . -
. nil for?
'God ? ? ? three old ladiea wh
.
Dr. 1
Dr. If. I.. Warner, o
. aaulting pa
I
. . Lea turned I
to Inform yon
? ??. I can save you
? anything new, o,
It Lea i
CANT HYPNOTIZE WIFE
FIFTEEN FEET AWA\
Husband? Next Door Neighbor
Wants Peace: She Doesn't.
I ? ? lurveyed di tai
' ? Iwellingi ?
Mr. and Mra. Alei er S Brown il
I I , but, according to Mm
Bro ? ? ? ghl ... ? ? ..? sell be I '????
njugal | aa Ruitriei
;.tee between then
\ year ??.'?? Juatice Frederick E
paration oi
eruelty, luggeated tha
nay o:
-;,.f their tw<
ifterward Mra, Browr
? i her brother to her ok
home feet awaj I
? rp ?lie ha?
pinning ii .!r> gooda itore
-.. i. ? :'??.! con
, aa aerl
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ends and I it on I il
? M ra. Brown'i tloor am
? t hitnaelf its her husband, lit
ii given H'Tip!,' ?
satan? ea ng hia win
dow ahadea up so thai Mra Brown
could look In on Ir.s little hypnotu
I Mr;. Hrown ?ays .-.hi? ha?, n?
? ? '. an?wering that knock on
WOODS NAMES HONOR MEN
Nineteen Policemen Listed fur Valet
ur Merit.
. ? ?'? ? > iterday an
.i m?
?I been accorded
ilor er mari?
, ? ?" doty,
Edward F. Doyle, of tha Charlea
rece i re? "honorable
? a liating in the rescue of
injured in ? ?ia ????.plosion
\ . 1916.
? n" waa won by John F.
\ ? : of Police Headquartei ' i
. r r. derick
? . Eaal l( It* -?:??? ? ita?
- .. gunman.
i d itj " ami term !
? 1 H Jonea, Ma?
a runaa aj ; Patrol?
man n . ? \ ? ? Traille B,
- :;i an un I
?'? ..? ? :? and .1 B
? I man
. ? ? olver at I
.[. .T Bal gate Avenue,
it fire; C 1 I. ?
-??pi ? ?! runaway . Pal
? Street,
lira; Henry
? ? runaway; G. J
\ ??? . Miller Avenue
: ? peel ?? I y. a r
gunmai Wil im La ? -
? inaway; Bernard
itopped run
? B ir, rlatbuah,
? ttei ?
H F Hetl ?' Eaat 104th Stn et, ai
. r V. McGaulej. I ifth
? naway, and H B !
ped run?
PARIS IDLE DECREASE
(ini'-thir.) aa MaB) H a hen War Start
??<!??.et 23 ? eata a Day,
; fed of
... . In Paria, although they
it th? beginning of
imber only 7.M47, ao
il flgurei gathered from
; . ?aber 14, 1911
? That men in gOB?
, ,. ? , h ,| w,.rk mera r?
Uaoaa the latter many
an -' I Idle.
Ail the officially listed uncini
riling them to [?
. irnment a wanea I
? ??,?/!" ida ?
??,.',, ,, ? i | eaCB
child in a family of Uttempli | ? '.. I
The Bug,
Lemb? r ?,
P r z e m y s 1,
C r a c o w?
Arthur-Ruhl
word-pictures
what 'is left of
these famous
Galician battle
grounds in his vivid
article/'Kastof Lem
berg," in this week's
$'. cerf
Coll
?er's
TH8 NATIONAL WIIILT
HARLEM FIREBUG
PAYS $10,000 CALL
Tenement Folk Flee from
Dinner ,as Blaze Eal
Way Through Building.
Her
'?>
?
? i . i
f thi
i-nally
? ? r bou
'
-vho i tai ?
in Harli ? luring th?
blazing m?. . , ?
the
tan.
Thoma? Fit! C?ei
.
and a frier:.;
be ami i
Into tht
which veiled the stair? ise
?
?hut? he shout
'?own the lire eacapt
a, the I
through th?' at rara the ol
tenants.
i from the twe mea 1
urrying from dit t -,
escapes. On the foirth r1
Schwarttliikke, twentj
dragged her iisty-i
old ????hear, J^r... Schwort
tire e.rar.e.
him to the root Hen l
frightf I tenant
?49 t - ? ? '
Meanwhili itfme one I
the alarm. Fireffl
for inure then an hour
them ?;:. 1er control
roomed in the i
.
IVI -
Patrick Kelly, ...
...
a< Harlem
habit of ?!'?:ng recently, arw: ?
?
? t
re.
-a> I
BROKAW BLACKMAILER
INSANE; TRIES TO DIE
Beats Head Against v.??iis of
Cell (mes to \s\lum.
Prank >
Saturday, eharg
ll,?i. I ford V. Brol
? . commit ?
by bang ? aed eg
?-,<- hi? ? the Nasi
He wa ,?
had been aaai|
cause M>?ku had refuat It I. end
?
f F rank H ol t,
tide In the NesBau Count) |all
lorg?
? ? into ? - ? ? .
Di Gay F ? leghoni ?n.l Dr. Joseph H.
Itiiirar i i ? . Ml ? ' I
h!..l pri
nein tu King
WARBURG COUNSELS
CREDIT FOR EUROPE
Sa>s Such -Courte Will Prevent
Reaction from Prosperity.
;.,.. M Warburg, of the Federal Re?
?iikei: rabera of the
\i * , i -. < redit Mi it I a at I
the A?- : ? . the 1 nited j
States need not leer ?? react from I
proaperitj f full ere.lit were extended
??i K'lr '
oma,
Mr. Wai
act?ocatii r an ?.??'? rnat oaal
? ? ,, ? ? .
??. r - _, -' hi ?
"Trie etui ?if th<- war, no matter ??
it may come, wil
i ....
g Europ?en ]
almost inevitably Eel ir plac?
??k'.r'.il'? banker,
"Th?-re i? dai ?
.
ordinary COI
into bu t
ture B|
gold??om
able te h - ?
ui'Iutttr ? ? .
eral demands. This
real
"We must i as to
?
?turbe
?
-We muet grt ?tlj laereaat aur con
rai real ?
Par ai
I [not 4t r ad In th
public aa I aubal tut g our i
... ?.
"We munt take the otRtOlt car?
'.? dee-trey at th la ?
future lending ?Jteerer.
"We must an ir
healthy bo-StO er',-ri ' ? ?
tnanent besia, while n thai
?hurt loan? are
vaith foreign latrttM
are with alaras. Kur. , ?
end of the nur mal
? ? .
ils, ai
rgi
> ? atei Gi i.- a: .i Dieti?el A--. ? ? .
BWBBB ??ele Bpeitkers. I

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