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GIUL?A MOROSINI
WINS ANNULMENT
Werner, Former Police?
man, "Despicable Char?
acter," (ourt Declares.
SHE WANTED LOVE;
HE WANTED MONEY
Heiress a "Weak Woman," Oc?
cisi?n Says, and "Easy Prey
of This Forceful Man."
Justice Haahr
fourt. In Bull ran ? onty, .'.andod
?' ? ? ?
the ? |
Italian hi n I W. Wer
n?-r. fens?
t?rr"< '1 r> ? " lot O?
neually d?
annulled.
The decision I
divorce at '
Alice Redd) ig,
absolve- Mil Moreelal from th
eharpt? of 1 ?man's
first wife to 1
Woraer*i "
'Tor oil the ? ?
the court of a
subjected to,
adequate rcrr.t ? con?
cludes. "T ? t thai
is a judprrr. . I
After T-.
frt.m the 'all of
became BUBI ger of t
until, af*. r ?
Nevada without eatablla**
residence th? n . he married
eini, and lived with her until April 1,
l'.?14, loriga il I I nek I ? con?
duct of the
"Werner1
In*: willing * fe; to
receive from ? a di?
vorce whii: ?racy must
have known ti> be illegal; in pul
ing his wife's <
ing willing to r? cenre larg
money from lllai More . prior to his
marriar*e to hi r; it forcing
ment from her for 1 . year by a
representa'
ment in the police foi .ily in
inducing htr to enter into an agreement
to pay him 156,0 era .in of
a relear-e, KTeali .. tracter un
usually despicable."
In di?*cus---,r.(- the eondoet of Miai
Morosini, lie says: " ?
?he knew of tv ?? n srr -? of W ?
Alice Redding. i ce li inex
orahle that the l
sent to *
of the plaii tiff hen
may be, 1 i.r ?
Morosini k: ?
in-- used by W< vorce
from Alice Rt dding.
"I am sat has no in?
tellectual iti l
woman; that 1
of her mnt-.' ?? love
to her and that, r -
under the apt of
?ion,' she hi can the
'forceful man,' tl
"She wai *? d oi
wanted not! Ing 1
whatever ai | -cuiri
itances up te Tie
the defendant after I
resent. Soeh I
rama in real 1
difficult?,- in ?
player.
AMERICAN EXPRESS
HAS $25,000 FIRE
Fifty Auto Trucks. Part Owned
by Westci Its, Destroyed.
1 el raea ? drnly
?ranched I
th? MC01 !
for aa 1
the bn?, mi
( ompany Bull
Forty-sec
the tifty hu'.r. truel
and soppliei
destrr;. .... and
their loads.
The fin pi ->n of th?
building xoi
ment, wale_
the cloud.? of i froi
leno that f..- lack aa
a coal mine, 8tr<
it until |t a
Police line?. -. h :?
Forty-seco- '.
Third Avenuei
prevented ??
vices at St
Batta Chief Martin estimated 1
damajre
Westcott 1 .-?
a gas itOl
the streit deiti
valued at (8,000
b'it no trae?
of the work of
New Romance
SEVENTEEN
A Talc oi Youth and
Summer I imc and
The Sextet Fewlly
?Especlelly
William '
igA How re -.nee invaded the u*H '
^ trouhi. '
^ del,.
I auth. ? r,ur,.
ner. ! bei
I ?ieg
HARPKR & BROTHKRS
fetafcliehed 1*17
?:
SIX HURT IN NEWARK CRA
Tr.il!..a < ar Hurl? Jitne> IgS
Iniii Stanchion.
?.un?; W
.
-
if? .
-, i - n-.ncti
? ?? ? .., narro
?
McLai
l'i : n ?venae, 1 ? ; Thoi
?
r ?;<*, 1 .
S'orth 1
?
Miss Martha
POLICE STOP^IRLS'
$84 THREE-DAY FEA?
Philadelphia*? Champagne a
I obster Saved by N, Y. Man
.; ' I
?
? 1 in ii room
?
the g
New ? ?
? .
r and Miss B'
had run away fi
th for?*.
?
?
?
of B. T. v.. ??
r
?
? h- Mr ''?
B
... the 1
: -lico had
ng persons
nothii g ? ' ? ? ?
ASKS MORE FOR EMPLOYME?
lit? rinh Urgee Lrt*t*lalatare t<> Kai
Bureau A}>|>r<'T?ri:-.ti??n >-'7.".i'<?.
T?. prrv'r- r
Club hi a appropria??
.- public employme
? . ,500.
the eonfe
....
r .h be economical!) ? tend?
on the basis of ??:??es c
?
the Buperint? ndent
. f
? m now in
with oil ' i.y. Syr,
? ?
? ".. ? hing labor to the rur
both tl
ta are ii
? !?;..
. -.??Il established system of ?-n
: been :n exia
< nee du
year that ? ituation could hai
bean handled with much g
ce: B."
?
SENATE INCREASE OPPOSE
; ?t? \\\)\ Be Lower, Cltlscsu Into
l'olnis Out.
?m of thr i
... * .
I plan of
bership of I
tlon He? in 1
.
; ' ?
? ? ?
i *.,?-?. . \
rui
'
? ntation fo
only.
In nnicatlofl th.at
V en1 <"orn
?
forth that the
in ?uch a nei
? . ...
SUBMARINE EXPERT SHIFTED
Seer? lar? Daniels Order? I ?(iiten.in
Nimitz 1?. < ?.llicr Hut?
? -
for two years ?
oklyn Ns?
?
the n?*?? ?
? ? ? ig] th? I'.i am ? ?
: ?lort next month. 1'po?
conr'' .? ? worl he will b
I the c
1 las
'
-
?
art' t(
'
'
two : ?
?
JOFFRE HEADS* WAR COUNCII
PrasUas ai Marstiag of lilies' Kepre
?sent ai h ??? at Preach H?Mcdgaartcn
1'ari.*., M i ral Je?re
I '. ?
presided over th?
-
to-day at I
?
While the council i? In -
' ?
?
1 BUFFALO RECORDS QUAKE
h l.T.o M li?e Away, PrabaaJ* la
I'fTrihlienn, Shotrn ti? Seismograph.
?
ihock thai
' ' '
rri'd a'
I
EaTrfjiah ?8vffraa-i*rt to Lecture.
?
? ? -4*
? :arch
'
? '
fi
tt. 1.1 '
VETERANS SCORN
CONVICT TAILORS
P. Johnson, Prison Gar?
ment Defender, Is Unpop?
ular as Baldness.
KKARNY WARRIORS
ANGRY AND ITCHY
Trousers Bag and Socks Won't
Stay Up. Added Grievances of
Jersey Home inniatrs.
? ?
? .
.
I'ncle
army. Next 1
haldneis, I'hiland'T In the
'?npamons i '
"Like a bull, I .
name is mentioned,*1 John ?? en
? -
; . ? - trred
mcienl
??I ?? mutiny," ?
punished. How dare him, ?
? ? ble in
i
in re?
lation to cot Iff ?"
i loth? - H?? < Baaed Row.
.Jo) n A
ai -1 ? . ? ?
the lape] o n coat
'
?
"T?.i? tail ii not worth (he wearing,
it you
tl I "
? ne? ? ?
??
the shiny elbowa for a 1 1 he
.
....
' || k V. :.-?], I
"Ti... under-.., ir r "?? ?? I ea,"
"I e
in Joh
"You're . " an
noune,
. ? ;
moved hia at
... . .
i
.
:
Klapp. "Ar ;. ho** . I ?
John
Johnson N Eieotiat? I
?
t thievei
and :
mi merittl las!
.
? to al aa I
for 'H" ..r_-. ,!
??old:. I Oi
*uh."
' ? : do you know ' '
?
?
Aloi .
!? r Jonni on.
it I
?
?
tion, If" i
?
? he an
? a I
?
i not t g made
by them."
LAUDS GERMAN-AMERICANS
Weiamaan, al Bazaar, Diapates We?
loyalt) trgument?Fund Nu? |
? trs and oi
? ?
a day.
Brooklyn
and Qneeni day, and it ?
. .
.- '
' tho police
, i n an a J?
-
?
. de
?
and Thi
? ?
"H. v
PRINCESS HERE FOR DIVORCE
.??a?, h r-hi-'H Sac Victol id' Thurn and
Tails m Newark.
?
I
l '?I? Boui
?
"W - for
? ?
I
?
?
-
?
CONDUCTOR PICKED UP DEAD
William Gaakill Believed \'I -inn or
Foal I'l.t- tin 1 min.
?
... . ??
?
'
rife, 'wo deu?
ten ai.d ? : . fur..
Tiffany & Co.
Antique English Silver
and Reproductions
N. Y. MILLIONAIRES
SEEK HAGGIN ESTAT!
Plan to Found Wealthy Colon
in Blue Grass Region.
I anlag tl
? . . ft(a-n ifico:
?
? ? ? . t of an ?
?
..rid after *
?
? |
ict
i i H. rTJ
man,
? up.
?ihl?
i of an Im
Blue ? ,i.*h
i u.xeii
'
SWANN AFTER LAND FRAUD
Ha* F;,cc!?i*d Fifty Coaaplaiata Agaiaa
Real K?tat?" 1'irin?.
!' -. Swann la h reel
?
i ste
1 ?
com?
?
?
rat
m make a
M
|
'
il ' .
plaint?. The '
' '
with 1
t
?
r be i ni
?
?
to a i '?. whi? h : ii
(i-rji bad ' I '. lar???" ?r?,
of land, of which the loir? purchase,
a part. Attempts l" ?
s will be t
? \ ?
? ?
There a-.
-
'
I
:<-r this 1 ? I
? '
?
?
. md In
? ? 11 steed !
?
?
to the s
. ?
1910 GOOD YEAR FOR L.-U30R
Msny I???? Passed Iffortiag I nem
I ?n? aient and Minimum Wege.
.
>B1S were |
IT, BC?
1918 labor
I y the De?
part men t of Lai
i i ? i eoi
'
I
ith it
?
? . .?
on i" th?
?
GIRL. IN BED. SCARES THIEF
Barglai I aaghl w !.?-n lie Trie? |? Hid?
in Mun's Bool
-
-
l'il Mr.
? h lid in ftfttJO hail.
CHINESE TROOPS
CRUSHING REVOL"
Government Force?? Msrchin
on Yunnanfu. Says Pckinp.
Wash Mai ' ' '
? ?
from I'ekintc in revr.li
? ?
? me.
I I
after ha?
? ?
in, has
.?
en Sa ? ' and are rm
marehini? ' aaanfo, th
ipat rill ten
that Isolated region. Th
betweei
River and V
?
rch.
"Ti ' '
er.il '
? K
. ?
?
-. ael ? I Kwangnai Fu. ne
Yung
els ou
?
?
?
i I
tion of the opium **t
enir-'.- ? ' "
NEW CARD INDEX FOR SWAN1
District tttoraej Seeha CoSpeeatlaa *x
i'rimin ?!??' Re**ee*d*
?
- ! ? , ef erimlnali Diatriet W
torn?
? cm ?' th P Comn
Woodi, the ?
Char
: ' ?
record
rn*** i thoda
.h ?? !
re mo
: war.' ad
t eei . handicap; ?
[| ?? the D '
?
ird can h(
I ?
-
? i. Tn
?
PASTOR ACCUSES OT/ORMAN
Betrayed tmeii? nr Honor, Saya Dr.
?.l.hlld.
? ?ch ?"are??"
?
? | by the R<
tor* of the
made a few
...
., . |
i
? '
On
*' . ?
How lound whi r
?
the 1
notes, and tin n aee t oi
Amen-? tho'e w^
: nor in the
'?
WOMAN TO COW STRIKERS
Jeraey'e Star Under ^ft-nff Sent t?.
Help \',< I? .-n-u-rei! t ,rnt.
: ?
'
i .
labio
r and
?
man
down
'
nn Si
? ? ? ?
I
J A flood habit cannot ?be formed
too early start the children on
Drlyon's
PERFECT
Util
A Standar J Ethical D.ntifnre
"*??nc1 J.c s?,?mr? f r gOttoeOWS samp!? I f iv.hrr Dr. L*onl
Pertocl Dental CroatB or Tooth Powd?r.
I W I von A .Son*. Inc., 514 W. 27ll. St.. N. Y. City
MEEK SCHOLAR A TOY
FOR LOVE AND RUM
"While I Breathe, I Hope," ?Mur?
murs Learned Mendicant.
boel Shir.a. scholar, Stood heft.ro
'?.,?? 9 la court
In er?, tremblir.tr hand lie
'? 'la eeaerable derby.
"Has this man :. record, officer?*'
ta-* i the magistrate, impersonally.
"Ho has," put '.n the shabby pel
"Ar,! this la it:
"Bon in Dublin. Ireland, of pood
;? and ??"Teat nromise. r.radui'e of
Trinity College, Dublir-.; form.
:i in St. Krancis
- . former rri feeaer of
*e I'll
former teacher of book
I, Brooklyn;
formerly" ?
"Korm.-rly twice arr-a'drned on the
same charge "/aeraney," the polieeaaaa
for h ? t
I Dei aKhan. He
?
end shameles.-'
are before hii
?a true en?
"But remember
? effaeti tuse of
? .-. , ...i a as a
IB| '.nib I
? .?
?my years a_-n. Ehren then I was
liar, but I knew
of many ? I ft tl aa of
; lost her. She lilted me.
0 the eonio
! the ?
Jdagietrate i-> beard "he ?cholar
through. Hil comment was brief:
?
The ?cholar murmured somotrrr.c* In
i itarted I
... II. Another
- leholar in tl ? B n lay morning
lUght the v.
irai Latin, all right.** he said. "It
.- i ? I hope.'
- ? ' himself " ,
WILL PAY $1.000 TO BE SHOT
Woman Hakes Offer to Polieeaaaa?
tie Takes Her to Helle?ue.
rdaf thought of a new
I ..? en. She wee
ty-three, of
? Brooklyn. Ac.-,
Dougherty.
ap
? ? Battery a
11,000 If
. ? tal.
Hi?l St reel
Hurray had
? ?
? ? ?-V did not I ?
? id th.? mot ?
1 HITO RAHE DOG IN RAT TRA1
Bellboys Save !?ost Mairie?? Mexlcai
( hef t ailed "One Biff Rat.
For a Mexican halrtasa ,?f? weighing
*hr?e ar-.! or.tr-half pour.d\ he create?;
an aw:'.;! uproar in ths Ho'el Majestic
Seventy second Street and (entrai
Pork ?Tost, earty yeeterday morning*
He barCBBM lost in tlic lobby while hi?
owner, Dr. R. H N'ewBaaua, an American
Kill Cc*oaa director, of Knoxviiie,
Term., returned to his liBBOaslnS for a
paekaga.
Ar. army of bellboys and guests,
?roused from sleep, joined in the
ec.irch They hunted in \-ain.
T'vo hours later Jaleo Boehaira came
up from the pantry. "Mon Diem! I have
- heeml** he cried. "Ze une irrnnd
rat," The Mexican llliptatiaa won
Ha wr?f??
in.. S?
der, in search of food, had wal?-??*
l.rst into a wire rat trap. H? ,
stored, unharmed, to hi? owriir
CAR FENDER CRUSHES r*|?
Kc.Il>. Workmen Inder It and Trart
Skull ol On?. "*?
.lohn Meyer? and Patrick n^.t
member? of a track repair gar.?
rolled under the fender of ? ""'??? i*"
nu.? stre?t car at l?"7th .".?,-?,{,'"
night, and so badly hurt that ?v.?. *?
die. "***,
Two nol'cemen and ? cr-ow' .? ^
ns Bpended the car and drag-aL*?
>?
?'????:
men Mil before ?he a?tr^** !*?
traction ?-.Teckiii?-. crew. At th? ?
mgton Helghte Rosi ital it -*M ."***
._?--_-,-. it was fa?,
that Donohue'? akoll had hetn ??*
tured ?nd I Meyers ha.) n^i"*
'""?HS
Spring Styles, $25
At Two Stores
The newest 1916 novelties. Irish Homespuns, p|ajn
and fancy-weaves, finished and unfinished Worsteds and
Cheviot?, fine Covert top roatinf-s. Fully 500 f?ibr,ra in a
variety of colors, weaves and weights. Samples on request
Suits to Measure, $25
Top Coats, Silk Lined, $25
Arnh-rim
js? Arnlmm ?A-aa
Exclusively Custom-made Clothes. $20 to |M
\OU Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
1 ^ of PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
M AMIA IT AN.
mirth Avenue, cor. 25th street.
dg? St., cor. Hivington St.
_l$t Houston St.. cor. iissex St
HKONV
Courtli-idt Av. ccr 149th St
BROOKLYN. "*"
Smith St., cor. Livi-ic^tt-.n St
Graham Ave., cor. De!?evo!se St
nth Av, Ivt. 48th cv 4'ith Sts.j Pitkin Av., cor Rocluwiy Ar,
|ton Av.. cor. 124th St. ?| PER CENT CHAF 51
?rand St cor. Clinton St. *%*. LOANS REPAID WITHIN
2dSt.,bet Lexington* JdA-v ' & rWO WEEKS PROM UATE.
H
Why the Student Chooses Keros?n??
GOOD ?eyesight is a most im?
portant asset to a student.
His eyes are the tools of
liis trade. Hence the almost uni?
versal use of the kerosene student
lamp.
Of all artificial illuminants, the
light of a good kerosene lamp is
most like ?sunlight, and consequent?
ly the best for the eyes. -Oculists
both in this country and abroad
testify to this most emphafically.
For purposes of general illumina?
tion, tin' convenience of gu,s and
electricity is uni'iit si ioned. Hut
lor the quiet circle of the reading
table, nothing is better than a
krros'me lamp.
Therr are m am* pood oil l.-imps.
We reeommend tie RAYO,
which does not smoke, smell or
form wick crust provided yon J'll
it with a uniformly good grade of
kerosene.
To make sure of grtting reliable
fuel, say "So-CO-ny" to the ??-ro
cer's boy when be eonv"*** to take
your oil can. Socony is the name
of the Standard Oil Company of
New York's best kerosene. It is
clean and clear-bum i ri-? alwavs,
wherever and whenever you bn?' it.
]?mok for the Soconv sign in the
windows of the grocery, hardware
or general store where v??u buv
kerosene. It is a sign of <? ii:ih? :
and one ot the easiest ways t ?
recognize a reliable dealer.
We recommend the following oil
burning devices as the best of their
kind: Net? l'erjWtton Oil Cook
stoves and Water Heaters, Per
fection ?Smokeless Oil Heaters,
Rayo Lamps and Liinterns.
Standard Oil Company of New York
NEW YORK-BUFFALO Principal Offices ALBANY-BO.STON

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