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1527000,000 FUND
'KEPT IN LONDON,
THOMPSON HINTS
., .te Say! H? Didn't
Know Frefdman Mad Ac?
count in England.
P,? OF SUBWAY PLAN
?l0T\O'OBLIGATIONS''
leus*, uh" Kcccimv $5,000,
TtstHiesOaynor Said HbSer
ricesWerc Worth >7r>o.ooo.
tart.
eomiait.
?ae, askpd Theodor*
? ar.y "com- .
-rations" wai
-. ? ?
peaad to the dual
iib??y ror-T."--?. and who later voted
NtW
?
?rarreJ ? '
_
? ;ecig? or be
'.a'e Mayor
tnllei Preada**?a*ast, it
wit ??-..: ' J? OU? latcr
?owd let the a r Mr. -boats
aajrl h' c.d : ?*- ta a ' : ht the late An
irrw ?Freed.?'rvorongrh di?
rtelOT, It . ' ' !n La"??-***??
,.? ti- ' - ?-**1 *e rac*
S1?h 1 und in London.
Ika TkaBpaei committee has infor?
.
? l.ank, aricl
??i*. H ou
Mirabri*. ' '* ?wye?*.
c. look
th? ataa4 and i
- g cham- '
? .
, ar.d wound
?at? Mayor
GajTior *a
- ? wa? their
>l 'janymrde
ud Mewaij * ed one, be as
? i earned
... * I'll paid h:n?,
riei aad a*aia
pinicD te Ml ba Bt James
He raid ? * ajn-OT, the day
aijneo
-
en -\orth
hem a prin
? - "
*- trip hi
-id?I*f.
.- cham?
?
n
:\ H? a
g "Prppa
?
-
hera uptown,
? t? of
th? r araj*
- ?-?eripe
? a raole r
- Wall
'
?er ex
?
"?Commltmerits and Ohlijra?ion? "
? - -
arc
-
-mmit- ,
I
? -?-d t..
-
'
? ? r. Tv.n
? ad Hr.,
tmenta *
? ? - reel
? - ,
'
- ? inter
wai
off, ci a
- ?
'
? ?
>?'.*" ? ? ? rd Of
?
'
'
? I
-
? attira, Te
"hWlevi
?^r.o -or.fer ?,... v. rreedmati
l?7?-*?'K?i?",' * : to ?St
? ?...
- ' ? a neeon-l
-. rf ha had
? by aaklat ah?-.ut my
nag ?
E
?V ? ** too reara,- M?d Mr
? *?****?/? "?4 Hanato? Thomp-1
-tr ai Im Inter-I
before
- ??' ? fea ab? I
Von api - t to rem?
' ? '
' ' r ' " ? m? ? important I
yon did in tl ? tri ?
you rendered The eommitta? fe?
? - ?mor* ougl ? ? bave mon
-, - - ?
adn. "- ?
B - ?
"How is it Mr. rihwley ?lipped mur
Mr. 1 ? ?-. Besti?n
I
"t" would havi npei my memtrry
4 ?. . .
? - - ' i ere I?, ?
rraal Mr.
ai ?
agi ? ? ?' r?r up the tr-dl ,.f >. ?
I ir.d.
not," replied the wrrns??
"I? Mr. Hawlr-v desd or alix-e*"
? ?itl V? Freedmsn r?e
- ?
"I don"! know "
I 'fe.hna.ri dead or livnc""
"I??,
? - ' eh e' obJMl - '
nte the Inte-- ? ? .
to ?a. that there
the city m xxhora
l I confidence who et
?? -.- a- ob fot ?h,. Mover
? ? Nnck to him. He la
essful m thi?, ?nu thai
[star ' eat aa engineernamod
nan named .tine-sle**
H" ?aid ne nevei
but that he helie?-ei ?t was
favorable to the Interbor'i.if?'
Hionts Also Won Controller
V. i;t iir ? one ala? in the city aovem
' * Ma] or Gaynor who wa?
From a position of antagon
lam r** asked Mr. Moss.
?hir.k of any or-e," sa.d tho
' ?.?*
Mr. Moss pr?-s?.eil the que-stion ?r.d
said:
? a? r ev* favorable ""
he never c..:.,e ov?r to thi
. jgh's p?en ?"
I romo one wno xva* opposed
- Mayor Garner who d?a como
I witness pause?. Ee seemed to ?
SS) ia thonp.*.*.. A r-.pple of lausrn
?-pt the crowd. Mr. Shorts then i
? a to rsp'y:
"I dont know. One man did agree.
with n? that he was in favor of tb<?
proposition of July 19, 1?11, asd either
that day or ehcrrtly after voted against,
:t_"
?"That man ?-"?s Controller Prender- '
?rast:"
"Vos."'
""xVLat rHd I I '.'?y'"
"He voter! for rt, as 1 recollect ?
"Wet then a favomble report aftrr
ted St. James
?Yes, about a xrar or two >'
?
Thi ?
? I terrier,'! ei
?
' he told Mr. Freedman pi,
xx'r.a; he told the whole board oi
rector f hi knew
when Mr. Kreedman was in Europe, but
knew
be had been :r. Europe.
"Do you know whether Mr. Freedman
had any bank acrour.* ir. Ix -
"I do not; I never heard I
Mr. Sbont, en excur-f-d. and
ten to the t?
r. Tuwns.
i repeated i ' ? ? I s for*
. ? lii
and of I ?OI .- .
? ? ? .-??'?
he received : followed by
form?
" had Fuch a poor memory
whether
or whether one
nf his subordinates did. Ee xx ;, . Baked
??mnryand be on hand
apa.n t?-aax.
P. -S. Appointees May Win.
but Governor Is 'Spanked1
' I - -. ? F'.??T OmMPI teaat at Tr-.- MBSBM
? ? y. N Y . March 9. India I
were plentiful to-day that opposition in
Bute Finance (omm.ttee to re
e t-he narnet- of "I ra . R Wl
narlei -. Hervey. Governor Whit?
QtOtM th? Pub i? Servie*
f'ommi?.-."' . xa;.? rap i
the roajoritj leader,
- tl i hold?
?to allow 'he
out of committee, but
?o vote tbeir mflrmal on on the
? mean 1 - - Thoran
? - , , ? ?., ?'
sd, howeve-.
that there will t.?- fea . ?tel sgainrt
.t:on.
n-rt ondee ed
... .. . pursue. Theii
Suene? ?
t s i xtoei
srith the ,
? ?
???'. aim?
...
rupture ?arith th?
hear) - - th? several
I ' Final
' ? ? 4
thai th? r?signation of Mr.
e a 1 i off ? ? ? the parti
So fa- a? th.? I?-.? ?.- ?
... t that a striet lii
B - : i of ' ? ?
?? But
?? ?- 1 ? ? >: about an
1 ? thi
ing t t r<
? ? .'?? a* Ion of 1* ?
declare that they ? mp]
This
accor . reason for
I ? ? ??? ? further,
ran pre ? eidi d rot to
?
, ? ? ? the II dustnal
4 ?
DILLON IS CHIEF INSPECTOR
Sehmi ' ?
l nV< s ". acatlea
?
r
tor Mm
...... 1er 1
?
'
an in
tal
.
?
?
Lut Sehmil .Ttrer.
: aired,
? ?
' ;
? i -.-T. ri-.r? -
b?dly '
? . ! m a pl??
I he ?ome
??
hmtttbergei iisty-i r real
? t gbt he blamed a b-strng I
. ? forty yenri a.ro, when a
, , , ;,, for the weakness of his
ei?s. He wsi Ukinjr s prisoner from a
mbllng house, folMWing a Stabbing,
ben he ?ras se' upon by twelve men
e ?till bears the ?cars of the injures
e received.
H? aliased that ha? believed the lag? I
?re so ?raakened that bis ankle
, sd when he fell s few years ?g-?
'.ale ?nd bean
appeared to b?? ?Is
. slle?, part
, . u rd the drilling; for th? p?
e which he ha. led for ?everal ye?r? |
DEATH OF CLOWN
PUZZLE TO CHILD
Verona, Now an Orphan,
Still Ignorant That Sliv?
ers Was Suicide.
WAS JUST LEARNING
TO KNOW HIM WELL
Golden-Haired Girl. Who Danced
Gayly. Now Broods Over
Untold -Mysterv.
rolden i.aired, grnr-erce
ti tararee ??s Um hit of er: tese
taeatrica] r?rform&r'-e n: Gardei
Monday aves -c Pre asad in b qca.nt
?' ? ?ro-vn of tnr fash.on or Um
ehe rang and dat:''d irith. Joy I I
? me had inherit
of dancing, and from her '
?
of a ?.fiiRi' ?,f the earn
Wednesday morning she eras told her
all cay ah?
near the telephone for ne*
numbered that ?Jay three ?rar?
? och a Baeeeaga had 11
h?r to a ho.--; ?tal, whera
? : ad over i bal
might h?
though al ?? di : I
-.. ra : man had BI I
er,
"I irondei ?f he ?*-:!! die," ?r.. - ?.
ner roir.panion. "Ho wasn't w
me ? ' fan- a to see me. ?
the matter with hit *
Tin: evenir.-; Verona ?^akley waa to'.d
she waa fatheries-s. Tho shoe
though she had been prepare? I |
was tremenuous Her far'..- g
.'her who had given bei a heaa
tlful locket tho last time they met
She could not realize It The happi?
ness of Monday evening seemed years
h or.
Mrs. Josio Prmo*-*- Re? iaaaai, of Waal
?cad, Long Inland, with whom
! reei. 11.? ean ? ? from
her all details of her fathers el
? Bg unusual
Her qu? stion? are one? B . I from
her father .-he inherits a at
? ? ?? refoai v dowaad.
1 o->day \ New
' . ? ? -e? of
?? world hail?
?
; O-morro* ah? ?
...
a her moth- i
Former Partner's Death
No Blow to Marcelline
th? former Hippodrome
clown, who nsed to make folk? laugh
as he got in the way of the atagehand .
? that
II? wa
'.al
; B ail 'a fellow
B for
?.ears. The two !.a
g tern that wa about
a...
Marcelline earr- tanranl B1
-
le waa i
news of the elown'a death, I -
a hitas? toa
-
yes, I am ?or
--rth tr.e. rapidii I apaeefa eon
r~ moat "-par irda, I .-hied: "In
i an teed 1 aeeini
- < ?- go wa di '
much."
??? iieeting a moment he aaid: "Y?- .
t wai iaat ?i> weens bro.
r?o drank very much p.-id t
: pol
thai way -l'ii he wai aober, too.
had 1 rhout the
g on a pro'. . ? that
did : ot pit i "??- ? ? Il waa the
idea that he eosld make Marcelline fa?
nons if he wou B him
in a cirrus act.
"He gara me a lot of wild talk ahou*
great future for me. 'Rat-,' I said
?I would not go out u : -i a teat
show.' "
"Yon think he wa? - - . - the
I
??'.-? a head and
TU va-" ? Marcelline ~ ere?
ma Indicated
? >d head
bon an
r*
? ? ra always * I
.
. . . ? traighl
the face what 1 ?-ay He I
?. era wa
rip pre*." | ?OBI alwayi Mart
? ? .s - - other people around
? 1 wa? not there ; eras
first ?'?' realline aea
thai ? Ihren had the haaeba
?o k all. He we? not
When ire gave *r" hurlenoue
loop-the-loop art I made the art a hit.
..?i acrobal ra eoald not
hit alone ? the bam
hall a '
clown rt-atanratenr
h>- the greatoal stretel '
nation see an elemrn' of the Pag
? the lift ..
??Paglieeel T" he -?sell a de?
? - laugh. "No! 1 he elown ia I
rhe ainger elown an
actor - . ? ' a?-e the ?real Pagliaed T^e
? Bger ai
ft, rig I: eom? s ri* " from the
tho
. bei ?- * ?
hod), foi so mi el n
? .? ? from the ?.
! f??i torrv fer the poor
' apeak from ?the ?rouiller
-
SAYS GIRL SACRIFICED
HERSELF FOR SLIVERS
Viola Stoll Kept ClOWfl from
Jail. Mother Declares.
7* -a-a-?- t? T
Chicago, M ' - -
r? ga?
f of]
? ?
trago to day, by the mother of t
aid to
? ?
The mother il
ng at
"I ?, asal g tl - ?
- | .. igl ?? - id "1
peal
... . . ...
r -iv?? placed a'l t ? ?? hlaaie
In th.
le-. H" r . -? ? wiahed 1 get
. ree ??..
... . ?
Bed foi ? r i
- ? | her '.' ird term.
"Oauey took her when ?he wai
? al BB y?-ars old. The law of New
Y or? proeldaa impriaonmenl I - I
i ?? for an offence of tali i
"When Vioia wa? arrMed 1 rj ?-?
hellere she stole the |? ihink
to her an?) then ?*...
'o ge? it hark, v ?
? a
n
a'. . : and ts ? i ? i eleai b
health." I
Slivers Forgot His Promise,
I Didn't Jilt Him, Cries Girl
|Viola Stoll, Bedford Inmate, Says Clown .Aided and
Di^-rrared but Nrvrr Loved 1 1er?Denies Her
Refusal Caused His Death.
?? girl ? rimming in ber|
looked Ottl
a whitiint
rawu - ? snd Insisted
aha ?aras met rosi i -*? deat?
? sday morning
"?Ho r?--.?-r loved warn," she ??.?
: r.a?e paid me some
? - ? re disgraced *
had me s? ? ? . ? ?- loved
1 was ?fra-t? of h Bt, ?ri ! BOver
aga
l>it*d F.efore letter Arrived.
... , ...? - ?_? 111 a ? - - ? f his
end ?rill Throw a shadow over i
? ? tber ciowr.s, trat
.s a re xt lb ?' long, Bseful '. fe ahead
f ahi c?n Brake good bei
? mistaba
I ? . ; ' - '
and |
rali
rrr.at'.rx- in June. It
friends yesterday
her haadlrap by hc.dir.g; her
? - deatl lie wm
dead twel? ? er ar?
rive.
Viola did ? - - . ?.?
iterday.
-..-?- bT" abo
asked. "He wanted me, to go back to
i the ein a reel
? ?
? I wa? down, ?r.d out when I met
-?vers:
rr.ar.atrer?, thinking I il fleet ??? ira Id
. ?.. but :'. WB the end
? isesni .">.--. be a. | I could
Stay at hi? bouae. I wa? dcperate, and
went, I r.ad known him si ta
and wasn't (iai'led by
-.-ne, because I . ??? how
????a: he was. I was only sixteen, ard
hadn't been in the bu? i
ad ??? a
he did. 1
? ?.
. ? i - He
bile be
I ran sxray, pe
I - - -.? ?
in St. Louis.
*?'? He forgot Promise.
ird he had me ar
get me off, arid -
' I would plea.! |
. - ? ?
prom: ? - looked dr l
st her ii
? told the judge he wsi i U hell
: me. and the prol
something could be done. B
nt el te B ? "after two months
g it evei
r.nd d a
more. He
xvar ted to g i OI me."
PATROLMAN SEES
PULL IN TRANSFER
Lost Traffic Job AfterSum
moning Chauffeur for
Friend of Mayor.
?A?.* Boatebtuc; '' Ote
Want 100th Street atattoa, ntonod to
his home, at 1027 Third Avenue, last
..npearanc? from
post eerly Wednepday morninr caused
th? deprurtl ? ?:?.: out a ger.era.
a.arm for bin ?? had wan
? his mind was npret
by the humiliation of being transferr??*
for irrest agi s ebantfeor o* an la?
'
g, u!:. athla. - ai I wall edu
a patrolman for e.j-r.t
yoan - -v... bronze star-? on
hia sleeve, having received the depait
? ?ahle ,
[?1 ? on ??
I a few da- iraa f.raehed
t night I
-1. , .
1 'r<rn g-.r
summons for a traffr violation to the j
? JefferaOU Pe Mont Thomp
B* I ? taaa ar.d member of
trafic commission.
"I wa? r. -affic at Thirty-,
? ? ? ;.- . r fth aeonae about
I rViv.rc said, ?
I ?aw a chauffeur deliberately1
running ob the a rag side of the
ad to heed i
and a -o Thirty-fourth
?> en *he ?running board
ar.d compel?? '? made
told me her
k | ion, of 'he
' ? ^d her
- ?
?? "i ? ? . lai
r-gre
?
?ahtT"?e I iiif-uaf-e ChargH.
g ?rith
?
-?
led. 1
??.
I
ruing 1
?> ?? rbu**f
ntinued. "ai
a ppeared and 1 area a
?
? ?
? ?
n?vtor
Mrs.
? ?
-
?
?? rg I "and
? ?
I that it would
a that I had been
.
"I ? Tues
-
?? ? .
a ?< - ! at
. ard ?-?.?as
again tl
? ?
an riot dur
. ?gun to re
>
"I Mt to ? - l gueaa I wniked
....
irring 1 'What the ue?
guy that has
the big '?? Hows '
??? like if you
ir job.'"
rg i?
r tl .-? a' bov
....
j did not report
o'clor - tar], L-.euten
*l (another patro'man
? ? Not g having been heard
g? -oral alarm
?
?re he had
Woods
pan .- . - , - ?
lag te report back to the BtStlOfl at the
?our of dut
Mi ? ' "
"Paart
bought
-
r. the
- ? " He added tl St th? .. : wan
no place for a I man and
added:
"It : - very probable thai Mrs. Thomp?
son d
xvould have him d I rom thi- ae
rartr:? -
ma er in whim he
-
that the chauffeui
rule.
"Thi ! and
.
? | -. - Mr?.
-
the matti - beca
bare not a
KOENIG ANNOUNCES
CONVENTION NOMINEES
Republican Delegation Cut to 87
from New York County.
Tha delegates ard alternates to thi
? on from Congressional
di'trirt? to be recommended I
" e I.epubliean pi ? 11 ? ? 01
April 4 Brer? BBUOO cod ght by
Samu? ? nig, i rmai
publican County Committee. They were
chosen by the district leaders ir.
? orifrre | ?r.?l rii.-'-.e
Only one delegate ami one alternate
?rill be chosen from the 12th, 13th and
? ? .-- rial districts, the Re?
-.e in each of those i ?
i 'i below
? ???or in 1908 or for 1 '-r Re?
publican nominee for Con|
there s even
? thi Iiepui ?can
? r.tion fror: -.-e, a'
again I
D?rmo
-i ? non
?rom
? d yet
becaunr of a eonfl
\o sel? - atad? from the
* 1 th ? nr.greisional I1 <'h is
. .
I . nhal ' ? i
-
?. .,?> hi ait. n
? ? ?
'. land rnd of the dcle
.- from the
12th, and Beverley B . from
-
i ranz, and dt
given ?
?
The and 1 --nond
.4 ? .???
1- . . I .
aen
-
- ?*?
II
1
? ? . ?
?
$500 BOiVD QUIETS EEERESS
She'll Lea? If ?-he Tell? ! ortune tonde
of s Y?r*ar.
<~i>a for.- be ?ft
? ar and r.ot tell any
ariH bave to for?
?
.. Harr ? '
H. ighta ' ourt ? tmaeqoet I ?
4 - - ? ? ng tirtn nan i
.-s ?-y ? . g to Mr
? orhri. ... .... ,
-
Vihn s| ? - thai
?
?
Thr Pol N M
that Mrs.
.... ng forl
. .
? - ? ? was thai v ? could euro
or nan (>n?ring her name
to Cruce.
FIRE RECORD.
- ? .
?
?.
<- - .
? ;
' ? .
I ?I
:
?*: -
1.20? v .--.???;???? .
1%
Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
of PERSONAL PROPERTY
THF. PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
MWHXTT \N
Hi Street1
? . ? SI
toa St
? ? ?
124th '
:
\ a \ ??
UUOK9
Hindi l4Sth St
RKIKlKI in
Smitl ' ? ivinc?ton SI
iir.iri.i- ebevoise '
? a - ? *, ?.
:
h
HE DIDN'T CHAW
T'BACCER,SONOW
Llmer Guy Hints Plot to
Abolish His Trolley Car
Started the Story'.
CORPORATIONS LOSIN'
ON HIS BIG SALARY
Gets $2.50 a Day and Shame?
lessly Makes Deal for $1 Bo.
nus in Reporter's Presence.
N. J., March r- On board
f Guy's Rabbit Route trolley car)
The tnotorman of this rapid transit
? - ... ?? ? ,
-ed man ard Tie Trio
une cl: -??---? ;? - -.i, Dot re
dentitv for reasons of ft r
f"inai t?t up the passenger
: " 'r ' ' -' ? * lean ng over the
-g wheel talking with an old lady
who used to know his wife's great
grandmother.
"Hey, Ein er." on? of ?he boya h-?s
shoated, "waa.? up; IVe ?rot to d??
lirer me pap?'? "
(lane' Claag! I \e rar il off.
?Sime? G ..- - gray-haired, and wears
?I.? far-rs ruddy and his feet
h-e iaeased in boots. The country
?rrrough wh.rh the car is slowly trave.
'?ng is snowbound, and in the distante
one may discern the steeple of the Ken
?riworth church. One of the boya ?s
playing tunes on his harmonica.
"Elmer, seen any rabbits?"* queries
one of the freckle-fated lads. He has
Just ?grabbed two of the ?traps and Is
pulling himself op, swinging in m!d-a:r
l.lrr.er e*"1dently did not hear, for he
s-nnped to greet one of his old friends.
"Rad weather!" shouts Elmer.
"Ain'* ?1 awful"" conies the answer.
The car begins to rock dangerously
and the windows rattle. It has ap?
proaches r earer Kenilworth, and ene
I ha- n?=ked Elmer to wait
makes ad-, ro?
il ? standstill.
Ne?, er Spit Terharrer
ere a a two-minu*e ?rah ?i Kei
worth b? ''ore 'he car returns to A:
"vo rrr'es away. The n^w-paper rnan
?a jtMt introduced himself. Elmer
Guy's usually ruddy fn.ee has tan
unusually v>
"A r. . -i. i" rasped Elmer ?.
from the paper that e/rota ab? l
-? ' the car to feed the rabb tl
erlong the - ye? Who's
-terse* that told ve that" I'll r:
shot up, Klmerl" laughed or.e
. guard for the
? ?mpany, which has a
plant nearby, ".-"tick to your bu
and 111 p-w you a dollar if you r
back to s
'? ;'/i'm>-.." laid r*"*j 1 ? ?
g te the ? ?? ? ?-?.???. "!?'? &
I r.fver ipit out an?.
baceer juice. Vou wai.t me to lose r??
job. don't you? I ain't norcr ean
ir the I'p.aa'a College boy..,
? ? ?? 're too f:<
?'Po you deny." Elmer Guy a ?.
? ? ? ? rocked this ear"?
ni lave to rock this ea-\
s h our- abo**? ? din I I " ?
?
? ? . ? ? ? you on?- h
? ?
. i. but that was at night 1 ??
raccoon i and rabbits are blind?
passin' vf?
? i rt up n
wort)] ol ? ? ? ?
"Hey, Elmer," interjoetad one ?? tl
I pay a nickel ' i
Is nie to aidons at
-
Rig Salary?$2..-,0.
"Is ?t r?.t true, further." Elmer
?
annual loi
line?"
"Tfaat'a righl I get * pretty I ??
-'
mucl i
" '}' a half a da |
? farmer, but I ail
-
? r Guy the? ?'opped be'.
? r. T> e only trar -
- ttn houn
i i afraid hia ?sal
a rudder, atta .. - '
atax?a. Filmer waited four mil
:nto the diitanca and derided to
? .. . s car was i
rngei
that the ser
to-day to ask tl
missi? ? ? ; ? - - to dispense ?
this i ? ? . Is thai r:gl
"Y-; < f of police of F
wort] wer.- up 'er argue 'gai
Hey, don't yar.k that cord or ft/I] reg
? i t'a?-. 1 been payir' ou' far- -
my own pocket :"or h
1 a-r.'t a mil
At laat t'.e c*r ha? reached .?">
? * permit his passenger
bf'o-?? ht la? coun'-?d
tad ?r.terrd them in hit I
'.
"That ?-a? a prettf full load
-.?'." said I I
The New. Boots
i ti<- new i-b-as for Spring are
<?xp**-*rJ*Kd in a-.tir
Spring ?Shoe Striea
-!l?->a-s ?->?" ?T'a'- nr
I'-own .?r ftnlhi* green, with
topi of uhite k.'i, nrr ?mart as
_*?-.- *-h.>es -?ith pearl
aad srr i* -?
I mil l.'-els are fftJO,
UeU things. Min;.'?
? -\ed. ut ftttr prices.**' ii?.
f !e hrvlHs good nlrrt'/i? in <i7
*'" Store.
J&ltvmiTi??i?b
osr \ ,, ,?in 4,
OLD WALL PAPER FIRM FAILS
Fr?**denck Kerk ?t Ca\, .n !?<*< ei? er?.'
Hand?. ()?e ttSSJffl.
-1 : ? ? ? ? -? .-i- Georg
? ? ?i ?
for Fi riel ? -?..?"? poratioi
? ?
? h>. SOU a- !.*'?'?'
Street arm Hohe
-ncern, by
- ?' Court
con: nur v ; |
- ' ?
oehenture bonds, wl.-.ch ar.
? . ed at 1
- ?
x 11,1
1 . ire 1
? - .
?rate of
Char
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I
? - more
"-t.- ? but ha? beet
, no til ?
- '? ? ':? ha? a e;\r'?'
hartes M I - -
?
., -.-<-. - srs were ?.-? I -
were alto authorized to spy ' -
I*land for "9 of Diamonds" Man
Erneet H Far* as
-r., muit gs
Island far sis month* ;.
cannot furnish $600 bond I
if released. Paraoas, '?v
artist, i his i ai
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off
Mur -
?
DOCTORS ASK WILSON
TO SIFT PATENT DRUGS
Want Special Commission to In
\estimate Medicines.
- - -? .
"". .1- ? ctor, March '.?. \ special
>*ate patent medi
fer by ? committee of
.i1 A.?*oci?tlon
whic n to
.-t hat*
? ? uud?,
a an in
? ? e?led
Ka ?near.
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r th?
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of "A T < oaaell*
man. ? ? '
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CONCENTRATION
By JULIA SETON, M.D.
This is the only book
written and published
that actually tells you
kow to Concentrate. You
\\ ill iind it in every book?
shop, and it's | mighty
bi4 a^O cents worth.
EPWAJ1DJ CUIDE. Uir.lt?*?..?. Nr.T?a*4T
SUJ
amem*.
m? ? *.
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Why is Murad
THE
TURKISH CIGARETTE
BeacaiiBC the 17 pure Turkish tobsLaCcx?
in Murad are higher grade than
the tobacxos used in MANY branda
o?" 25 Cent cigarettes.
Because these 1 7 Turkish tobaccos
are put together in a combination that
has no counterpart for delicious origi?
nality.
That is why Murads are the great?
est sellers or all 15 Cent, 20 Cent
and 25 Cent cigarettes.
That is why Murad is THE_ Turk?
ish Cigarette.
Qud4& *j?OT UUU/lAt?? ?
y04rta\Qu\Cei ******f*Yf^^'Ogs?t?<?&**&a\?
? ? ?Pis? und Lq>jp?cm Ugarettcs ist the Abrid
REMEMBER? TufKsh tobacco is the
world's most fa moas tobacco
forcigartltcs

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