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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-08

~, American tour. r. c. Herr Of her second, and
Alan Pollock Of her fourth. 1000. a., ,,. md
M vo,,ng leading men VINO nave come 10 "' All
stayed may note KoDeri LoiilG ,, WI H. AMI ~
UoId" II b. Warner, for Eleanor Robson III so'SI ,
,iays. CONWAY Tcarle for Grace George III hDgm -
Eb5rles Cartwright for Mrs. Fskc in Lean hc'g4na
Julian / 'Estrangc and Eric Maturn' lof N'>il' '-''
and Cvr Kcghtlcy, for Billie Burke. to-. ;.
no The other hand many have gone back diIJI Jus.
one season Among such might be mcn'loncu llcli!
Anley and Sydney Brough; Wh4 l"l C,r Of Io,''
NIande Adams, the one in The Pretty SisIeI 81 JI,c
I'D the other in Quality Street, ana GtlL ~. iI'4
renee Fav Davis husband who acted "ll ii J5a
ras in The Dear Unfair Sex 80 long lSo w. =;
Ejr,ard COMMON now dean OF old COMEDY stu III
Ei,nd I,itcd MS that few Of his admirers i4ncg' re-
~ that he ever acted here. The present pun olI
man 81 sheridan and Wychcrlcy was mere ID nlanE
Shakcspcarean parts, including Romeo " 1ad
T,,et Of Adelaide Nelson, now long SilCC - -. -
rbr. p;ncro parts were the cause OF bringing - ou
tr. t,rca navcrs who are now stars. 80 nGlaDS wa,
oscar A-cbc's performance OF Maldonaio IL - 49,,
,L NAV would have suffered greatly nad IL DllT III
'HC pay - HIM The same might be said OF irene
V,nbr,o,'; Sophie Fullgarncy, IN ne va! 49,,
Oucx She was introduced by John li''Ig A.,
10 himself; but had, in fact, acted htlC aJ. yi,r
,..r,, Young GIRL she came over 10 play ih,,oI II l
f' si.t.r and brother in law, Violet NahWusu '.,
arthur Rourclicr For her sake they puI %, va L
raiser Kitty Give, Actress, by frH'N'T IIi Cnong
novelist with the novice in the title roc; 49,
,b. third pincry PLAYER now star 10 "IoH -
- D,r;,I FrIhrnau was 50 impressed VII" ~ =
anrr Of Imogene Parrot in the London I,
If .,Trcawncv Of the Wells that ne askcl ne sea-
-, America for the role She came over loI " S'''h
-un and ha, remained for twelve. , c.. hI,.s and
# j. not undressing to glance at the M. - t re-
son for coming to America Of actors VINO nay nav, re-
NAMED permanently -or at least pnnciPlS COZ
DO not refer TO such recent arrival a, Vlnnerng
her or TO conspicuous case as -'ii ~ most than
tn Va boldly imported for no less enNlip' E,ar,,
Icadnp actress Of the Lyccum Stock C3mPy two wear,
one recalls that Miss Collier was brought over Rc5trice
agofor Samson and Alexandra CarI .,fn Vollusc
P P RTo r%~i o ancy that when Athqn Lang
acted Charlie Surface last season in ne 5r was
scandal" and Orsino in Twelfth NiEnl c,xtraoriinarv
dfbutant and that w Graham Browne ~. country
performance in Israel was his II'' IL
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POPE SYMPATHZES
WITH ITALY IN WAR
AntagoniSm Between Vatican
and Quirinal Lessened;
Hope for Unity.
Special cable 70 The Tribune.

Special Cable 70 The Tribune.
ROME. Oct. IS-Noth!ng has occurred
In many years which has so decreased
the antagonism between the Italians and
the vatican as the hearty sympathy Of
the pope for the quirinal government
with tho war against Turkey. The pope
has followed tho progress OF Italy in
taking over Tripoli with as keen interest
as any Of the high officials OF tho gov
ornment, and in private has expressed
In hts public utterances
IL Is too much to hope that this friend :
llness VIII lead TO complete healing OF
the breach between church and state.
but f. Is no secret that the government
Is highly Eratined at the attitude Of tho
noly father and would be disposed 10 go
TO the utmost limit OF its power TO bring
about complete unity. There is reason
to believe that tho pope himself would
not be aversA 10 bringing about nm un-
derstsnding which would enable him to
leave the vatican grounds when he so
desired. but there are strong elements
which VIII probably prevent such an un-
derstanding being reached
The Italian government is stil main
talning strict censorship on all tele-
grams dealing with the outbreak Of
cholera nor are official figures being is
sued as 10 the number OF deaths. On
the other hand. the municipality of Pa
lermo Ia publishing cholera figures.
Warned by the sound OF the tocsin. the
even allow malls TO be landed from an
Italian steamship coming from In
fccted port.
The pope's brother. Angelo Sarto. post
master OF a village near Mantus. has
arrived In Rome. accompanied by his son,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
JUST TRY A TEN CENT
BOX OF CASCARETS
Ahsures you for months against a Sick
headache, Biliousness, Constipation
or Bad Stomach

pnt aside-iust oncc-tho Salts.
natnartlc pliIs, Castor Oils or purgative
waters which merely force n MASSAGE
way through the bowels, but do not
thoroughly cleanse, frcshen and purify
these drainage or alimeutary organs
nnd nave no effect whatever upon the
iiver and stomach.
Keep your inside organs pure and
Iresn with Cascarcts, which thoroughly
cleanse the stomach. remove the Undi.
gested, sour and fermeuting food and
ioui cases, take the excess bile from
inc liver and carry out of the system all
the decomposed waste matter and moi.
sons IN the lntestines and bowels.
Cascaret tonight will make YOU
1eei great by morning. They work
while YOU sleep-never grippe. sicken.
ana cost only 10 cents box from your
druggist. Millions of men and women
TAKE a Cascaret now and then and
never have Headache, Biliousness.
coated tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stom.
ach or Constipated bowels Cascarets
belong in every household. Children
Just love TO take them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
|ESIORE GRAY HAIR
ITO NATURAL COLOR
b Common Garden Sage, a Sim
|ple Remedy for Dandruff, Fall
ing, Faded, Gray Hair.

The old idea Of using sage for dark"
<bg the hair is again coming IN vogue.
ID grandmotbers used TO have dark,
|9ssy hair AZ the age Of seventy five,
bile our mothers have white hair be-
he they are fifty. Our grandmothers
IA 70 make 'sage tea and apply
10 their hair. The tea made their
eir soft and glossy, and gradually re-
pred the natural color.
Ons objection 20 using such prep.
Iiation was the trouble Of making II,
1ftcisllv ss il had 10 be made every
"a or three davs. on account OF sour
g quickiv This objection has been
eEeome, and hv asking almost any
Ptclass druggist for Wyeth' e Sage
~ Sulphur Hair Remedy, the public
act superior preparation Of sage,
A the sdmixture of sulphur, another
Nuable remedy for hair and scalp
1.gbles Daily use Of this preparation
not only quickly restore the color
shs hair, but will also stop the hair
m falling out and make it grow.
tet q bottle from your druggist to-
Use 1t and see for yourself how
lckly dandruff goes and gray hairs
rtish
this preparation is offered TO tho
nhe at fifty cents a bottle, and Is
Qnmended and sold by all druggists
'samn'Johnson Drugs. Ave stores.
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WHITES KILLED AND
EATEN BY CANNlBALS
,,,.,,, c,ahle Ia Tho Tribune.

SDcCial tdblc 10 " w i ''H''
cvp>.I5y n : w. Oct. lf.--News heF
i,st becn received Of the murder oi t"N
S.'i Europouns In the South sea leiands,,
,,,,,,c of tho victims being cookeo MI"
ntcn hy the murderers. A.
TIC Rev. Frederick panle,lt Ine
o,,,nns,,ns missionary killed IN INC SOU
80 ~, 'f.ian,,s MAS conducting "A SundaF
ieryicn i'm the open air when suauShR
,,,ot was arcd hy n native VINO W"e 1"m, ,',
,,n,ird in the shrub. The ouINt vi fT
,bn nniSsIonary in the breast ,I' y.
G.ckwards. murmurcd Lord save ms
and then dtod. ,, A. D,n,cIix was
~, S.,,,,,so h. WAS a missionary. ~
Sn,i,.cs sayg an officer OF tho u'es'",l,
.!Isio = pride Ia getting sc3,pS' 50 49,
snenk and tho murder OF a W.T. ~ m''t a.,
sfsnS.lai glory Mr.. DanieHs rs ,no utIN ~
as,,SItc missionary 10 be Killed In ihe SOL
ONION Islands, -. As,,,,s ,u account
os Inc bu,chering Of iamiiE oI @ @u,In .,
@,,,hnr mother and child. TIC na',' ~ w
IT,. victims was DcrauN. lh'r. 10 .ri,,
~ ~ 60 The aerpctratoT- OF t,c ttlu,' ,,
L,,6ies had been treated WIN s'e"' VI
tarty' rrench warship Kersaint has
! III, news To sydney OF an nuIsS'
/ ptoSSa one OF the northern ,sthhu'
az ,hc Nov Hpbridcs group ,~2 ~.
pl pliJ"nts named Gcroltno ana iS',vu, -
In', been Killed by natives ana "l'e'
| cntcn
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to whom the pope will administer CON
frmation. The pope's brother and his
nephew Will reside at the vatican and
their visit VIII last month. The doc
tors hope their presence will cheer tho
pope during his long convalescence.
An extraordinary story OF popular iE
norance Is reported from Aprlcena. A
small town near Lucera. In the south OF
Italy. tradcsman was found 10 be
suffering from gastric euteritis and his
doctor prescribed q mixture containing
proportion OF morphla. The trades
man and his wife, however. decided 10
test the medicine by giving some OF 4, TO
the cat. or course, the mixture. while
inocuous TO an adult male was fatal
for such n domestic animal and the cat
died. The report was at once spread
that all the doctors In consequence OF
the Increase In the population OF Italy.
AS shown by the last census. had re-
ceived orders from the government 10
introduce poisons into their prescriptions
in order that the poorer people might be
got rid Of X was only with some
difficulty that the townspeople were
calmed down by the authorities. and, I'm
spite OF all the official explanations. it
seemed eviden, that the doctors in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
lone DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION AND SETTLES
ANY SOUR, Classy, DS0RDERED STOMACH

case OF PApe's Diapepsin, and take
little lust as soon as YOU can. There
will be no sour rsings, no belching
Of uDdiges,ed food mixed with acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach. Nau-
sea. Debilitating Headaches. Dizziness
OF intestinal gripings. This will all 90,
and, besides, there viii be no sour food
left over in the stomach 70 poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure
for out-of- order stomacbs. because il
prevents fermentation and takes hold
Of your food and diges,s i, Just the
same as II your stomach WASH . there.
Relief in five minutes from ali stom-
nch misery at any drug store, waiting
for you.
These large 5o.eent case. contain
mors than sufficient 10 cure almost any
chronic case of Dyspepsia. Indigestion
or any other Stomach trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
m DAYS STRENUOUS
|RDR SMART SOCIETY
.utomobile Alone Makes 1t
/ Possible for Gay Set to
Fulfill Duty.
EREAT EVENTS BOOKED
BEAT EVENTS BOOKED
and Weddings
Furnish Food for Gossip;
Prepare for Charity Ball.
,oaargT WATTS DE PEYsTER,

~,..s,d wire 10 The Tribune.
'xrW YORK. Oct, 14.-These cool
lawn days are the most strenuous OF
rsar for those who make society
~ life works The reason is simple.
,;me and weather are at hand when
..;,I functions are in order, while 1T
rsstsa little early to come into the
+! for the winter. Hence the festivi
q are being held al country places,
A II II were not for the fast moving
4 ever ready automobile 1T would
<nlv be impossible for one TO keep
- minority of the social engage
~ which are incumbent upon smart
so AS a matter Of fact, the auto
4. ,svoIutionized social methods and
(. nostponed the opening Of the city
ANN proper by several weeks.
'llrcady the debutante is acquiring
"a ousntities of worldly wisdom in
\ rscessarv weeding out of the invl-
',;ons she receives for autumn festivi-
it almost every place of Importance
AZ New York dances have been given
s,,dr, and there are others an
.nrced. Friday and Saturday nlghts
: chosen in preference to any other,
q then an excuse is provided, if ex-
"a be needed, for keeping tho house
n Of guests over Sunday. Morris
M has had one or two private
ssess. and the one given by Mrs.
|sbert Bacon. wife OF the ambassador
Franco. for her daughter, Miss
|hrba Bacon. at their home at Wheat
4 Hills. l.. l.. was a brilliant event,
IA quite on the lines of a winter
.nre. So far the dances are private.
nd is. given at private houscs-and
all OF the new houses in the country
"a expected TO have ball rooms Of
.Scicnt size 10 provide for Just such
|,rts the dances will como later.
'Althongh not greatly surprised, so.
|sty was much pleased few days ago
i hear of the engagement Of Miss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Take a Little Diapepsin Now
and Your Stomach Will
Feel Fine in Five
Minutes

Every family here ought 70 keep
some Diapepsin in the house. as any
one Of you may have an attack Of In
digestion or Stomach trouble AT any
time, day or night
This harmless preparation will di.
gest anything you eat and overcome a
distressed, out-of-ord stomach five
minutes afterwards
If your meals don Z tempt you, OF
what little you do eat seems to fill you,
or lays like a lump OF lead in your
stomach, or If you have heartburn,
that is sign Of Indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
lhe Right Soap
Baby's Skin

purity and refreshing fra
'ance, but its gentle emollient
popertles arc usually sufficient
allay minor irritations, re-
pse redness, roughness and
aanng, soothc sensitive condi-
pns, and promote skin and
" health generally. Assisted
y Cuticura Ointment, it is
u0st Valuable in the treatment
eczemas, rashes and other
snmg, burning infantile erup-
p1s, Cuticura Soap wears to
wafer, often outlasting several
Aes sol ordinary soap and max
y It's use most economical.
ncugh Cuticura Soap and Ointment
.eiu by druggists and dealers every
m a postal to "Cuticura, Dept.
boston. Mass. will secure liberal
ps OF each, with 32-p. book on tho
the skin and hair,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Supply just the ingredients needed TO
build up, strengthen and restore the
natural action Of the kidneys and blad.
der Specially prepared sor backache,
headache. nervousness, rheumatism and
all kidney. bladder and urinary irregu-
Iarties. Schramm.J Johnson Drugs. Five
Stores.
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Best Equipped Sana-
forum i'm the West


at simply Health
n
lie Write illustrated booklet descriptive OF the institution and
complete modern
o
cost be O
the o. ".
SANATORIUM,
w
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district will he avoided by the poorer
classes for some tims 10 come
Tho youngest Alpinist In the world Is
probably Irc-fe Flavla Guidini. daughter
OF DR.. Joseph Guldini Of Turin. She Is
only ~ wears or age and her mother Is
an Enkllshvomsn. Recently. acconpa-
MED by her parents. she ascendcd sew
cral OF the peaks OF the Mont Blanc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Prepare for Charity Ball.


The Charity ball. which. rs usual. Will
he one of the social events of the VIII
ter. will be held on February Il at the
Waldorf Astoria The committee IN
charge already is busy making arrange
mentS and is giving the customary as
surauces that il VIII exceed In bril-
liaucy any one ever given before by
tho organization As this is the only
public dance patronized by the smart
set, and the only large affair at which
Inc girls not out arc permitted 10 at
tend, il is of special interest TO he
Younger as we'll as the older members
of society.
Friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Choato arc deeply interested IN their
golden wedding anniversary, which is
10 he observed at Naumkcag, IN stock
bridge. on Monday, October l6. .spe-
cial train has bccn engaged 70 take from
New York 100 OF more guests on Sun
day. There will he q dinner that nlght
for them and magnificent golden wNd-
dino dinner ON Monday. with a rocep-
tion in the afternoon aud evening,
Miss Jennie Fassett daughter of FOR
MGR Reprcacntative and Mra. j. Sloa'
Fesse,t OF New York, Is expected 10
spcud tho winter in Los Angeles. cat,
as tho guest oC her mothers roIanNeE
! Judge aud Mrs, Cary Van llcot' Bot'
! Nrs Van Fleet and Mrs. rassett arc
| members OF tie wcl-knoWn NtoSke'
/ family NJ Sacramento.
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Nav Class Dances.

new series OF subscription dances Tor
inc winter, called the MAY Class rs
being arranged by Miss Henrietta -
yjncrdins. the meetings to be held At
DcIu,orico's on Thursday evenings. No
ycu,ber %. December 81. January ~ ana
rehrpary s. The patronesses are CHOSEN
from some OF tho oldest families oI thS
civ. and include Mrs. a. Clnton Winner
ding Mrs. s. Montgomery Roosevelt Mis.
IrerSlinand Sands and Mrs. sidney Dehay !,
IN Tho committee arc Mrs: AleNandrr
van Gontard Mrs Donald 1arhpptll. '.
Miss Tva Ingersoll Brown, MISS SneS
C,crnscv, Miss Emily dc NeniVlIo, MlSs
NatbiIde Louise Pilot, MISS sarnHro .,
Snnfford. Miss Bculah y. Hepburn MisS
lrrn. Degepcr, Miss Marian floJo Nhi'-
nan and u long list OF men. -
Mrs Theodore Shcnts and h'r dan-n
,.T toe duchess dc ChaulneS, WI r.
,nsin at Tuxedo until The end OF TO
,n,,her when they win return 10 New
York where the family VIII spehd 'he
WIZ .rTs animal dance AT the Tuxedo club
,,a,,so Tnycdn park viii he given on
notntc, -. This testlvitv generally -
enolnn OF rs the Halloween ban. as "
always takes place on the tridAy nearSS'
IL"t festival II IS OF particular inlpoi' -
ance owing 10 the fact that most OF tny
dehutantes Of the wiuter appear at luI,
,,nc The dance being, In a way sorl @
of nreIimiuary cauter Tor tn' Sou"e
| women.
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Gwendolyn Burden. daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. |, Townsend Burden. TO David
lows OF New York and Irvington, n. Y.
Inc wedding will take place some time
inns winter in town. A brother OF Miss
Burden is ], Townsend Burden, .Jr.. who
was married last June TO Miss F'lotence
Sheedy Of Denver, Col. Miss Evelyn
Eyrd Burden is an older sister aud
James A. Burden, Arthur Scott Burden
and William P. Burden arc cousins.
MT Dows is a son OF the late David
Dows, Jr., and a grandson of Mrs.
David Dows, whose home at present is
in East Sixty-ninth street, but who for
merly lived in one of the old time
houses on West Twenty street,
Inc site now of the Eden Musec Miss
Burden S mother belongs 10 one Of the
leading families in Baltimore, having
been Miss Evelyn 3. Moale. She is an
aunt of James De Wolf Cutting. whose
mother was Miss Judith Moalc.
The engagement has been announced
OF John Donaldson Nicos, son of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Harry p Nichols, 10
the Countess Won Beylandt. daughter of
Count Won Beylandt, a member of the
Dutch parliament. Mr.. Nicols was
a well-known football player. He met
the countess when crossing to Europe
a year or two ago His father is rector
Of Holy Trinity, in this city.
Society is looking forward with pleas.
ant anticipation TO the marriage Of Lord
Camoys and Miss Mildred Sherman,
which is to take place in New York on
December ., at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs William Watts sherman, par
ents Of the. bride-to-be Lord Camoys
has been here three weeks visiting his
tiancc, and the two arc frequently to be
seen driving and walking about the
city and visiting the shops. Lady
Camoys, mother of Lord Camoys, will
attepl the wedding, bringing over some
handsome gifts for the bride Further
details of the ceremony will be arranged
later by Lord Camoys and Miss Sher
man. who will remain at Newport until
the latter part of next month,
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"SeaIette" Plush Goats at S24. o5
Good Value at S32. so

FOX SETS Special, $40 to SIS. Brown, gray and
black fox We have them in the rug pillow
muffs with plain satin shrred satin Innings, new
,tyle shawl collars trimmed with head and tails
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few choice Office rooms for rent in
the Utah Savings & Trust company
building Apply 10 Heber NJ. Wells.
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FRENCH CONEY AND LYNX SETS S3.49 TO $50
At S949-Coney set of muff and scarf, of extra good
quality fur, large pillow muff, lined with good
satin: several STYLES of collars: square or round
shawl styles.
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of tbs general synod of tho Lutheran
church; Samuel 3. Capen, Boston, pres
ident of the American board Of the lay
men x missionary movement; Dr- Ia'liee
If Farrar. BROOKLYN. president OF the
board of domestic missions; Bishop "a
vid III. Greer of New York; blshop r.
II Hughes Of the Methodist churcn'
North; DR.. Charles j.. Jefferson, hroa a.
WAY tabernacle. New York, ConSrcga
iion.l. DR. John RI. Jewctt Of the Fifth
Avenue prcsbvtcriun church: DR.. j. u
kirkland. president of Vanderbilt UNI
yersiiv: Dr. w. Il. Lambeth, bishop OF
the Methodist church, South; Judge
William y. Lannng, Trenton, n. D.;
Rev. Frederick Lynch: Frank Morrison,
secretary of the American Federation
of Labor; John II Patton, Chattanooga, =.
ii. Kirkc Porter, Pittsb,rg; Bishop VIII
liam \. Cuaylc of the Methodist church,
North; Rev. Henry \. sanders: New
York: l.. IT, Severance, Cleveland; NJ.
bert *. Smiley. Benjamin i. Trucblood
and James Wood. Society of Friends
Bishop Alexander Walters of the Afri
can Nj. f. Zion church, New York, and
DR.. Henry w Roberts, dean of Yale
university.
The commission is international in lis
relations and one of tho first things
will be ihe ratitications OF overture>
mado TO il BY English and German so
cictics of clcrgymcn.
Action favoring the movement has
been taken by the Methodist Ecumcnl
cal conference ut Toronto and by. gen
era bodies of Baptists, Congregational
isis. Disciples. Lutbcraus. Prcshyterians
and the Reformed churches y mcmbc'
of the federal council commission said
"Our desires arc for permanent
peace. We arc not SIMPLY for arbitra
iion between tho United States an'
Great Britain and the United State
and France: we want treaties with Ger
many. Japan and all the other nations
We find that Christian men Of al
churches arc heartily with us. We have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Midnight in the ozarks

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton, OF
Clay City. III, eoughed and coughed
He was IN the mountains on the advice
Of five doctors, who said ne had con.
sumption. but found no help in the eli.
mate, and started home, Hearing OF
DR., Kings New Discovery. he began to
use it. 81 believe it saved nv life
he writes, "for it made a new man OF
me. so that 1 can now do good work
again" For all lung diseases, coughs.
colds, Ia grippe, asthma, croup,
whooping cough, bay fever, hem
orrhages, hoarseness or duinsy, its the
best known remedy. Price SOC and
s100. Trial bottle free Guaranteed
py Schramm 'Johrson Drugs, Five
Stores,
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MOTHER SOLD BABES
TO GYPSY TRIBES
Special Cable 10 The Tribune,


RHEIMS. Oct 2S.-Two small boys,
Henri Proult. aged IL. and Andre Proult,
aged 6, have told The police at Rheims
an extraordinary story of now they were
sold 10 grpsics by their mother. Early
one morning the hoys uncle. who Is a
baker al Rheims. was astonished to see
the lads walk into his shop. They were
III rags and were crying. The two chill
dren, who lived with their mother at
Az. told their uncle that some weeks ago
their mother had sold them and their
sister Marcelle, who is II years old to
some gypslcs ''Thc sypsics and mother, -
said the elder OF the two boys, met in
the village cafe, and mother came and
fetched us. The sypsics looked at us and
after some talk they gave mother s1.20
for the three OF us and took US away
I'VE have been travelling about with
them. selling boot iaccs, needles and
thread and the gypsies taught Marcelle
and me TO dance on slIlts in The streets
of the towns through which VIC passed.
and to collect money. Two days ago
they told us TO 20 back 10 mother. say
ing that We were moi worth our keep,
but they have kept Nlarccllc because she
u pretty. Tho baker took the Two chill
dren In the police station and a search
is being made for their mother