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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
TORNADO DRILL IS
 HAD IN OKLAHOMA

Wakita, Okla, May 4.-A tornado drill, patterned after the fire drills in schools of the cities. has been inaugurated by Miss Harriet Moon, principal of the En- terprise school near here. Recent storm. in Oklahoma inspired the plan. The scholars are lined up on signal and they run to the nearest tornado cave. which is a quarter. of mile distant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
DEMOCRATS AGREE
 ON FREE SUGAR BIL

Washington, May 4.-Democratic mel bers of the Senate committee on finan practically agreed to favor reduction 8 Is per cent from the present tariff sugar and today voted to abolish t duties standard and differential on sugs This will be carried out fin provisi' offered as an amendment to the dem cratic House free sugar measure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
Feudist Riddled With Slugs

Lexington, Ky, May 4-E. Cailahai a notorious Breathit county feudist. wa assa ssinated this morning as he stood the doorway of his store at Crocketsvill The place is 25 miles from Jackson. IT assa ssins hid on the hillside from whic Callahan was shot two years ago. IT feudists riddled him with slugs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

endless list of authors and features and each one of them carries a few moments of pleasure and entertainment for many Age-Herald readers. The only satisfac- tory way to read them is watch them closely and pick out the ones, by far the majority, that interest you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

union. Several hundred veterans VI
 make the trip from this section. 1T Southern, it is stated, will operate special for Camp Hardee and the oth
 camps of this district for the meetii to accommodate adequately the vete ans, sponsors and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
RACE IN TENNESSEE VERY BADLY MIXED No One Can Tell What Con- vention Will Do
  WILL BE HELD MAY 15 Clark Has Gained Much in Last Two Weeks-Less Effort Has Been Exerted in Oscar Under
 woods Behalf
WILL BE HELD MAY 15
By PAUL ". TREANoR

l Nashville, May 4-(Specal)-Th demo- cratic presidential situation in Tennessee
 presents the most difficult political puzzle
 to say who will get the vote of the state
 as 1t would be to name the candidate that
 will be selected at the Baltimore eonven- tion.
 The congressional districts give prom ise of being badly split up between the l four leading candidates, Underwood
 Clark, Harmon and Wilson, unless the ton should go to the national convention and this is being strongly advised by po- litical leaders and such presidential man agers, who in the advance of the naming of delegates to the state convention, arc in an attitude of uncertainty as just how the people win decide at the polls next Monday.
 But in spite of this advice the congress sional districts, at least a majority, arc likely to instruct for some candidate bul this may not be the policy regarding the four delegates from the state at large Simmering the case down to the individ- ual strength of the four candidates men tioned, it would seem that Champ Clark has the best of it with the people of the state on account of his recent great run of luck and Congressman Underwood has also attracted great attention by his vic tory in Georgia and Florida and his ac. credited victory with the New York con. yention
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
New Belgian Minister

Brussels, May 4.--P May, counselor of the Belgian legation at London, has beeen appointed Belgian minister to the United States to succeed D. Ha- venith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

.sarah, says; Can anything be done for one who is bothered with rhennatism' If so, please reply
 Answer: You, can be entirely cured of your rheu- matism if you take the following Mix by shaking bed time and you will soon be cured. Comp essence scardlol 1 o. comp fluid balmwort, l oz syrup sarsaparilla comp. wine of colchictim, one half ounce; sodium saic,late. I drains; iodide of potassium. drams
 ..Rayp writes; Can sufferer from bronchial trouble be relieved? Doctors do not seem 10 help me what would you suggests
 Answer: To cure chronic cold. sore throat and hrourhitis I would advise the use of concentrated eesence meniho-laxene Purchase this at any drug ss.re in l-2 oz. packages and mix according to s,rect;ons given on bottle and will very shortly he .a,rsd of all bronchial trouble. This will not only -sliexe but will cure and is pleasant to take
 "Yuds'' says T cannot eat without great dsi tysss after eating sleepless and restless ner- .o,,s and irritable. Can you tell me anything that would c.re me? .----|fs--
 Answer: Your trouble is all due to your stomach whtrh causes the nervous. restless feehns. iphe this trouble These packed in sealed cartons ana ere pink white and blue tablets to be taken aite' rec1s Take pins tablet after breakfast wmle aitei Sirner and blue supper II this IS continued ns curative agencies will soon restore na'uu a'ses"V''
 .af,ss NJ. wrses T suffer greatly with m, ,sy.es am almost the point of ne'ous pfosiratiop cannut sleep and am hysterieai at times. Can you helS nef'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

Answer; Many women. old and young. who have suffered you do been cured by using the fol lowing tonic restorative treatment Get from your druggist 1 tincture cadomene not cardamon) and tincture cadomsne tnot cardamoni and fore taking
 gaining weight so rapidly that I am uncomfortable and frequently embarrassed by slighting remarks Diet does no good whatever. What shall doi
 Answer You can very easily reduce your weight hy using the following Aromatic elixir. ozs, i; ebcoi arbolene l oz Mix. shake well and take a the dose and take for several weeks This is harm less and have had many people write that they lost pound day after the first week or so.
 Carpenter writes My liver and hdpeys are in before my eyes Also have twinges of rheumatism. Can l be helped?
 Answer To cure kidney and liver trouble use three grain suphcrb tablets Cnot sulphur. These are packed fin sealed tubes with full directions taking. They act pleasantly aud tone up the bowels and liver and purify the blood, They are comenient. effective and highly curative.
 
 Of bedwetting Get drams of ncture rhus aromatic dram ,inciure eubebs and l .oz comp, fluid balm Mix. and ge the child from 10 to l5 drops in water about one hour before each meal
 Poor Woman--Since you arc unable to take treat ment from your physician why not try this home treatment for the Of leucorrhea. inflammation bearing down pains and periodic misery This heals tones the parts and stops all abnormal discharge by it's powerful antiseptic properties. Mix together oz sannic acid and antiseptlc vilane powder Use teaspoonful 10 quart of water twlc, daily as injection or douehe with syringe "onda'' writes; T am troubled with itcbins scalp dand'u'f and my hair is falling out It is harsh mi, brittle i"
 l Answer Plain Yellow Mnyol Is the best remed, l for itching scalp, falling hair and dandruff that know of It can be bought in oz lars and if usec accoriug to directions will all diseases of th hair and scalp If the hair IS harsh and brittle anc ,ou are bothered with those struggling lceks. the of minyo will restore that soft. fluffy appearance l bring back the intense natural color
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

All wool Dresses, worth 800, ? OS
 Challenge Price Sale Asoo All wool Skirts, worth 200, 0Qc
 Challenge Price" Sale 0oN Ron Soa e.s s sane s. ss sold elsewhere at s 298 s9s e51sass Baasr fGas P?is all at college S00rs 4.95 Pongee who bought them early in the
 navs get 4G1 GSn%H s a9ssf just from 95 Small lot of fine Wasts-bought in the regular way OQ they'd be 500; Challenge Price, Sale AsOC 5 HGG 4 6s2 s9o Ta 49c 200 Children's Hats; 0Qc q Challenge Price, OON 2.50 Gngham Dresses in all sizes and colors; OQ "a 4 Challenge Price, CON 800 White Lingerie Dresses in allover embroidery 9t9ssi 2 esslsnge tFimTsd Psi.e' '9 ''s' 1.9S s5R9 5GsIsnss sils P5fsss' Pfiss all sizes 1895
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
The Parsian's Great "Challenge Price" Sall Identically the same Dresses and Suits sol elsewhere are here at from $5 to $1O lesI

you Challenge Price Sale? If want anyn neghbor about this Challenge Sale Indeed the great success has largely neghbors and friends about these ona prices That's why do much newspaper Using The Birmingham and these have done the ad Using Don't fail get early Monday for these
 1Every price here cfaenge pcewe challenge other meet hemD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
EsPRS1SF:S EP21Sy49z
 5r.D1 Ze~zsiE Bahox~ O

The questions answered below are general In character. the symptoms or diseases are given and the answers will apnpiy TO any case of similar nature.
 may address pr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg, College Elwood Sts Dayton, O., enclosing self-addressed stamped en- velope Tor reply Full name and ad- dress must be given, but only initials ar fictitious name will be used in my answers. The prescriptions can be fill ed al any well-stocled drug store. Any druggist can order of wholesaler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

Answer: Many women old and young. who have suffered you do have been cured by using the fol | lowing tonic restorative treatment; Get from your druggist tincture cadomene (not cardamon) and , oz tncure cadomene (not cardamoni and teaspoonfu before each meal. Always shake well be- fore taking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

sonda, writes: '1 am troubled with itching seal dand'uff and my hair is falling out. It is harsh mi brittle"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05

1.25 Kimonos, full length, beautiful floral des with borders; Challenge Price" 1000 Misses and Ladies Natural Linen and Pique Norfolk Suits; Challenge Price" 5000 White Suits in all wool whipcords serge weaves, peau de cygne Things; C Challenge Price, 1000 Ladies Hats; z Challenge Price"
 300 Dresses, some in all linen, others linene and values up to 800; " Challenge Priceo
 $50 all silk, satin and messaine Petticoats, in
 black and all colors; Challenge Price,
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Mr.. Jarr Learns That Automobiles
Have Wrecked the Thirst Market


account of the duS n,Aidng thsrn
Thirsty I wouidn't DO no business"
u guess you are right. Gus" said Mr..
Ranxle. consolanEy.
Mr.. Ranxle had no desire to precip-
itate . quarrel with Gus when h owed
the latter only 81. That was hardly
worth while Mr.. Rangle never iost hds
temper with anybody Unless he owed 4
great deal moro than THAI.
Sure. them o;termoh1les 70 bad for
my buRuess. too" sa4d Mr.. 6lav1nsky.
"Fcalcrs used to have money 10 spend
and they'd all be good fe!lers together.
sociahls Nike. and knock each other
through the vtnders. Then I got . chob
putting In the glass. and that. made
business good for me. Now nobody has
any money because they have oitsrmo-
Ibiies.
"Ncnbody 10 soc,abls ana knocking Zach
other on the hose or shfUwtfg things
through winders or ts,s bar ndrror. and
what good docs that do mo. WHOM I'm
q poor man with = fauhS,y?"
Gus and Mr.. Rang1e shook their heads
ruefualy at the Thought Of IRE extrav-
agancs N automobiles that had SUD an
III effect on all other industries In gen.
oral.
"Yes. don't you remember. before
them oitermobiles came In style. almost
every Saturday nAght somebody smashed
IA winder" continued Mr. 6lAvtnsky.
Eyes. the best citizens around hare
ustd I euchoy themselves Thorn days
AFTER I put them out by breassing my
Ivdndsrs regular" dronsd Gus. "rnSy
used to smash the bar mirror. too. hut
now I pay my glass insuranoe and don't
get no action for my money. Nslkfher
does S!avinsky. Whats the world com.
ling There amt no real gentlemen
any more. All they went to be % cheap
sports. riding out TO road houses IN
automobiles and getting arrested away
from homo"
"Whs&'s the mournful oecAsion?''
asked Mr.. Jarr ~ no trspped IN the
place wearing . ~spr!nvttras smile. '0ee!
You fellows are croaldng like . lot Of
~ravensv"
we Just been taIldns now nobody
has any money to spend On account they
sooner have autornubdss." sA1A NJ.
RanSis.
sure! Look At esow bad nusausss Il
NIT mo hsoauss everybody = spsndtnG
every cent tsrsy have 10 b stylish IN a
automobile. Why. hook Il thas bunch
hsFN. swsryoody Standing around. no.
Ibody buying anyth&ns."
'791avtnsty. for shamsl" cried NJ
JAN. Sell your six cylinder ssAdsts,
and buy Gus . gold headed oaaS With
NE mousy. And you, NAaUae. raths on
your sAUat.day limousine and pse ths
1.-Two dollars you 0ws 0u0r'
'.Thrss dollars" SAID Gus.
"AnA NJ. elawtnsEy. tsa Jour w9es q
10 .vnsssmiy In her to b out sn he,
} lsss0tHo brouEham when Gus complain
Of custom falling or"
''Dseotrio brooMsr' ostsd 01svensnW
l"WA0sum e~lsansrs' We aln't 90 eng
Ibut y'u chuck dtoa to ~ va tssaAA"
" "A ~ leaai wAssas%ArAs1P.hea1
eoee - ~ ~ O0oA
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Letters from the PEOPLE

- to the ACCESSIBILITY q ary.as.ns On,
present and future mbways. wAioh pass
under the rivsrs, with souss sort Of
satsty door 90 prsvsnt m Asoding Of
Yes. ! know they are eons16er~d -
ssotiy safsi - vas the Ntanls.
D, ", 4
Nest 81 AfeNsats,
~ ne Editor q ~ us~AAs wchl,
fsur oorrespondsnt who objects 10 ire
use ut . nest Of nf,hoats" a-pparsssiy
has never been On . hAAusshio q ether
msn-o'.was, On thsss ships thsy man.
asa 70 put three snd four heSts n q
nett n handle them easily. w.,
0LUDJA0EuT,
q, 3. @. AtdlAna.
Ju1e %,
~ the Ldiies q n uyaiAs MA,
What Is the 'o6aay" Asts ~ begtn.
mig 10 wear straw Ae3Df
Am oQ4U4
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&C.
UC6@

eThs NV Yosi wohdj.
&C A INT you got any book beer
~ yet?" asked Mr.. Ransaa.
Gus. who was wondsrtng
now he could pay the brewery collector
somsthtnG q account for the ordinary
|hrswv hs had vsnded over his bar.
knitted his brows ct the speaker.
IT a lot o. fslisrs what swings ne
tAll Saturday night. and then don't come
h Saturday night. was to pay mo the
three dollars you owe. although ] don't
mention anybody's name. I could open
wiue to myself," he growied.
Obi SO you don't Are for my trader"
asked Mr.. Ranxre lofttiy.
There you 80. getting insuasAd Jus.
because you<0we ne three doaiars!' OK.
claAHned Gus. Much ~ I would like
10 tell you what I think of you. I can't
DO u because you would pick . fuss and
then don't pay ms."
"whsre's the May wsos th1S year.
Gus. hSyr' asked Mr.. NavnAoy. sidlins
IN. n running IN sys along the bar
where at this season Inc bowl OF the
compound In Questaon-moSt Of WHICH
was ~dispenscd gratis to regular Gus.
tomerp-gensraiiy rsposed.
There amt GONG to he any May
wine. When May wine 10 put up every
bum thinks IT'S only q treat on ths
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g ss@S&s@5Ov

.Iouss. And do you icnow what II cos:s?"
Nobody ventured to express an
OPINION, and Gus resumed the airing Of
che Vvongs he endured.
Where " all the money these days.
that . Teller what runs a irst-clase
liavor store don't set any Of lt?" he
asked.
Then he replied 10 his own question.
'u1l tell you where 1t 70. 1t goes in
automobiles. Everybody has an auto.
mobile. A Teller what ! know what has
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Intimate Chats
WITH WOMEN
BY Slime. Legrande.


ana win they muyt-they take from him
his hard-earned cash, and have no
dunlms about Il!
On tho other hand. when q man Do.
olares his need OF new apparel, the
woman proves to DO . vsritabls m!nc
OF Information on meme attire! The
slogan Is.
"Oh. but mons styles change SO slight.
~ that you can't tell whether Q mans
get on . new suit or mott"
This argument seems to hold GOOD
sven when the material has acquired, in
spots, the bril,ianoy Of the tin rsfsctors
that they used to put behind lamps.
And when the poor. defenseles male
answers:
"But. look at the out! They're wear
Ing hlsh cut vests now and this thing
looks like a modified dress vest. And
tho trousers are being made narrow
sgain-and these are Balloon shaps!"
Reproof and censure arc In her eyes
as she replies:
Henry, I'm surprised at youi You
KNOW you never cared for extremes In
dress. GENTLEMEN always have their
clothes cut on conservative i~ines-oniy
cheap fops adopt ~fad.outs!"
- o what's he going to DO?
-. He he's . faint idea that ne
wouldn't mind bang called Q CHEAP
fop n he could look like the illustra.
tons In thu clothing house ads. But he
rsaiises tho hopelessnsss Of discussion.
% he makes the old suit 10" Tor "a
other season.
IT'S time for . square deal on tAs
clothes question. Even though . man
won't soknowlsdss Il. there's An aehs
IN his heart when no secs men an shout
| him fauItisssly attirsd And anevs thai
IfI0 clothes don't stsok - q all
Wsmsn seem - tAiak that . NEAL
man shouldn't give Q snap for clothes
That's Al wron0. RIAL men 80 n,
~tsnssly human and Il u emily huDan \
wan. to make the best Of yoursslf-%t &
human TO craws approval ana admira
ton In the syss es s&Assa
Just Gvs u Az n1nutss thousAt
Assd then sss WAaa ysu can - tsvaR'
pss&ugelae ~ 0>samA
The evening world., 1912-05-06

woman IN q nun
drsd WHO viii nv honestly and plaanly:
"vm tired Of those clothes. and b..
aidss they lack the very latest little
toudhss-so plsass give me the money
10 buy others"
That 10 whak ttAy really mean. bat
they're assNad "a say II that way be-
oamDs u lacks the feminine eternal
wsapon-ths plea Tor sympathy aai
psmpartnC. 3
rnse0A. thsv approach the question
WatA . display OF unwonted aRsct!on
end sosidetuds. % VIVID that Il 10 palpa-
~ ssuntsefaG This 10 supposed a get
ne shsok dispenser IN sood humoe an
pAvs - wv for ths defense;
= haven't . Fag - ny taak. dsari"
RoOT women eaa eaaes q osrHsosly
I\/ Soed VaEnRt s1sd b. subtle
wa N complex oha4n Of ~Vsasoning
sn~1es . man ta,1nh II . sAfs<y-ptnnsd,
eaAtsrsa thing that win fail to shrsdl
n ne ana 6g1Ah hrssss!
way noeS WINK doa Hlo throw sneu,
'n1oeHH' Asms. ''pvditnG'' scans an,
wesn" spsts under ire armss
5eu& 10 Why I say the world 10 full o
venom WIN obtaaa 0othss under falls
Usstnsss, T~sy psassr& an asSu1an
w<snss dstatis ass ahs0,utaly teseiA Y
'oasS ~ - ~ ve0 ~ ~
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nne property at Eamsio-d. such mne
property you eve IN tsais mo that
people come cut to ~ 1t IN au'uRno.
bales ana tell HIM its hns. but nobody
can buy because they got 70 pay tor
an automobile
Before them automobiles ca'rs
around, look what . business I al! My
family trade was nc. o {. Now they
amt no family trade: because families
IL buying automobiles. Il It wasn't that
a lot OF chauffeurs come In my place on
The evening world., 1912-05-06
They'd Come in Handy.

@ ENAToR ELHU ROOT ~ talh,e -
. tactics political move.
"it lost them the election" h ssA, ~
1, deserved to. on account Of IL tasds1naS-y
'In fact, in this sega~d. II reatndsd -
he rich man who. in . wedding bnehA 0od
vhsre the bride aud bridegroom Would = ~
poor. concluded With the words:
"'Aad now. der friends. one ~ snaIki $40
throw any rice or old shoes q thsu. - 81
you hee and Old shcs to shsn alte ~ -
astt1sd,'"
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Followed Directions.

THEr ~ sai!ns . story Il ne favored sul.o.
U.sss'ssd ~ :'si.v 81 VINO CLEO .,
fond . usw pssior maid Il ,be door. sAys the
Casvsasnd p1ais.Dsaies. "Is Mss Blank ini
This b NJ. Dash.'' hs explained. The maid
entitled brightly. ~. yer. sir." shs rspAed. and
led him into ehs dNwlag room. Here b ~ritsd
III bet:Ar pat Of an hour when b finally sum-
moned be maid again. IDA you forget 10 toll
Mh, Blank that I was hes"" he ssksd imps-
tently.
"No, d." auyAasd the new maid. MI
Blauk &nasA GOT back from shoppins y<."v
bat sou iotd ne she wss in."
The evening world., 1912-05-06

IDWo4 Rates eoS To1acaoss
~ EGta u ~ Eseains Word
have been following with interest
yanv editorials on the subject od lower
Uules tor taxicsbs. and believe that you
0Dst b o highly commended IN this
GomUaign for saner rates a bstter
0gvlss. The present protAbitivs prices
Oahe me companies suffer by limiting
- - o. their cabs to q small circle.
49, DE general public suffers through
came limitation. Continue your
80 wert. and may II 10 with the
nma sueosss that your other numerous
oooqnss have.
? WILLIAM ISCNBERG.
4 Subway SuwHsstieD.
80 e1lter d tbs Evuirs VIOLA:
49, that prsservstioo OF life In con-
0oGosn With vategways 10 bsiAs p,oa
91ona1 sena1sssA. ! ask thA .ep(pioa
oH seo1& ssUssta1ae 6oInooA
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Choice of Weapons.

nROF. BRANDER MATTHEW'S q Q liter
AZ dinasr IL Nev York. sah q . Ger.
tsin ''beG& sdiG."
The ann Il rather al. In asthor liz
opn TO the u6ahe ustsd cut 10 . fhlsdSpdAs
author. In the iast century.
Thu author he'd been sissAsd In Q ssvisv
ADD he wrcts 70 the rsviswU and ohaisnssd hin
10 . duel.
m the critic wrote bach:
81 have rod yoH keta. u 10 - vrStchsd
- yosn bsek. You hare called me out. vey
yell. cheass oAnmas. You ~ . dead
pAn. '"--E1chsnHp.
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roll, a woman will
hand out 4 line OF
talk that would
soften tho shell os
a , nifty year oil
4urhe. And thero
- nothing for
hwSby to do bit
fare forth TO beg.
borrow or steal
the where witlpal to
make his lady a Ia
mode.
There 10 not une
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Ccpyrichk. 1919. By ne
JUST CLOTHES.

-HE world IL full Of women who OBJ.
tain clothes under false prctenses.
i In the face Of opposition and q
The evening world., 1912-05-06
The May Manton Fashions

THE little CllhW
that y maA -,
peasant. - kis
mono. style = Q
pretty and becomino
one and Il u % Elm.
pse that many oA
oa made with vsy
lltIa effort. TUE
one can be treated
In q number Of dif.
ferent y NaAo
after the IN . or
shown on tho aeuu
II can be utilised
either as n blouse or
"a Gninype, while Il IL
Is desired for wear
'''oneatr IN other blousw
only 1t can be made.
or plain lawn and
cd with faacy
material to form .
Yoke. The. sleeves
can be made in Any
desired Length. The
fuhness at the waist
line IL held by q
OF tape Inserted On a
casing. II marrow
material is used =
seam can be made
III the centre front.
For the s year sixe
win be required rs
Yards q! material IL.
yards q. ! yard 90
Or II inches vida
with ~ yards Of
banding to make n
shown on the hrure.
y yard - anohss
wldo for the yoke
and cuffs az showu
IN tho small view.
The pattern, 10.
74a9, II cut In slsen
for girls from 8 to
IL of aSe.
The evening world., 1912-05-06
The Days Good Stories

. or. at.e tosd. ne positively That a. r.
Always st homo 70 yor. eir."
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Woman's
Sacrifice.

"e M msa a ."Saocs.,fui attempt otter another to get him free
onc (heped' u 10 said BY another italian woman Of title n loved Mn
i"ca acroaIy manage to get Enhoo u of prison hidden in a great "a Du
q suand of his golden hair cleaning through q crack in III word caught tm
eye 4 q pacing guaN . the cas- was about to 70 lifted ,noa ar, AM a.
iuches prisoner ws rscaptured.
- maid Ned In EG At the age Of forty-s having snent ahout h.ne ~
na IN prison" hN enemies had feared 10 st him u liberty. yet, now M
no longer q peril to theuA they buried him In royal state-a crown rns
"s "ea~ = Nsptrs IN hs band. hs body wrapped IN a scarlet robe.
The evening world., 1912-05-06

- CAV q THE EVENING WORLD NAY MHN:OS EsSHscSl
{BuRnAU. Donald Building. 100 w0e Thirty SECOND s,rs., nNs
- {as ohnesl Bros corner Sixth vsnus ana Th.ry secopd ~.
I 0sAas {Nsw 1oe o sent by mail on receipt u ten Gent. in al.
-. {stsmos for each pattern ordered. ~" " CON e
g u3oHTANT-Wrts ~ aAAss painiv An, .,-... -
( Sass vsssA "a I've snA - lxas e.esS. y = : ~
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But hh life IN prison was MT lonely. Lucia 81
Bolosnese neblewoman. the daughter Of one OF
ensmes-braved the wreth and sc0n OF her pee
sisttng upon sharing Enzio's captivity. She did
power DO Afntan his vaars az innrisonn,a,A o..