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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
More Bodies Recovered.

st. Louis March 1s.-Twenty
bodies have been recovered from the
ruins Of the Missouri Athletic Club
which was burned last Monday.
Eleven more dead are believed to be
buried in the mass Of debris. Nine
bodies are yet unidentified. The
search is continuing today.
Four more bodies were found in
the Missouri Club debris today.
bringing the total known dead TO
twenty-four
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
ARABS ATTACK ITALIANS.
BLOODY BATTLE. FOUGHT IN
DISTRICT or TRIPOLI.
IribcSnlcn Made Surprise Attack Oh
Italian Column But We're Defeated
With Heavy Loss. Although They
Outnumbcred Italians.

Bengazi, Tripoli, March 13.-
Three hundred and eight Arabs and
Italian soldiers were killed and hun
tween natives and Italians near Zus-
tina today OF the dead two hundred
sixty-three are Arabs and forty-five
Italians.
Tribcsnen made a surprise attack
upon an Italian column proceeding
to a garrison in the interior. Though
the Arab hordes greatly outnumbered
the Italians the latter repulsed them
by superior arms and trained dis
cipline.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
SIGNS ALASKAN RAILWAY BILL
WILSON EXTENDS HAND OF
HELPFULNESS AND BROTH
ERHOOD To ALASKA,
secretary Of Interior Announces
That Administration Programme of
Development Will bc Continued
With Presentation Of Leasing Meas
ure.

Washington, March 12.-Presdent
Wilson today extended what he term
ed "the hand Of real helpfulness and
brotherhood to Alaska" when he
signed the bill authorizing the expen-
diture OF $35,0OO,OOO for the first
government owned railroad con-
structed by the United States.
Secretary Lane, group of sena-
tors and representatives and men,
bers Of the Seattle Chamber OF Com
merce stood beside the president as
he affixed his signature to the act.
The president was in a happy mood
and in laying one souvenir pen aside
to use another, smilingly remarked:
III change engines"
When the bill had been signed the
president spoke briefly, saying:
II want to say how sincere my
qualification is in the completion Of
this measure and it's successful pas
sage. ] feel that we have at last
reached out the hand OF real help
fulness and brotherhood to Alaska,
which will now link it to us by many
bonds that will be valuable to both
sides. This is a contamination that
have been hoping might arrive in
my administration, and that it has
come SO soon is TO me very delight
full
Secretary Lane Immediately after
ward talked with the president about
the selection OF engineers for the
task. Though Col. GOethals had been
mentioned for the work, it is unlike
ly that he will be through with the
Panama canal in time for the work,
which Mr.. Lane intends to start at
once.
The secretary said enactment Of
the railroad bill would be followed
by the passage of Alaska leasing bill,
which would mean the carrying out
OF the administration programme for
the development of Alaska in q very
short time. He added that an at
tempt would be made to gather the
working force this year.
Beginning of the project will
signalize a new method Of govern
ment stimulus for the opening of
virgin territory, a contrast to the
government bounties and guarantee
OF bonds which in pioneer days of the
West were used by the federal gov
ernment to encourage railroad build
ing.
Today's law had comparatively
short history, though the subject has
been agitated for many years. Early
last year Secretary Lane indorsed the
bill and obtained the support of the
president TO make it an administra- =
ton. measure. Administration lead-
ers in congress during the debate
that followed made it clear that the
bill was not to be construed as an
Endorsement Of the principle of gov
ernment ownership Of railroads, but
was intended to tit a special case and
bring TO Alaska private capital and
people to develop its resources.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
NEW BANK EXAMINER.
j. X. DOushtOn Assigned TO Hull's
Former Territory.

Washington, March l2.-Fred A.
Hull has resigned az national bank
examiner OF North Carolina and
northern South Carolina, according
to an announcement made today, and
j. X. Doughton of Raleigh, appoint
ed an examiner several weeks ago,
has been assigned To that territory.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
ThO.c BloOdthirsty Fircbugs.

Dublin, March 1.-THE arson
squad of suffragettes today burned the
ard Warburton, Port Arlington"
The loss is $4,000.
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New Militia Company at Woodrur
Holds First Meeting.

Woodruff March l2..--Thc frs,
meeting of the local militia COM
pany. Go. T.. lst regiment. y. c.. :.
G.. was held Tuesday night in the
newly httcd armory. the old post
office rcmodelled. At this meeting
the guns und uniforms were distribut.
I'd
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
CLEVELAND MAY RESIGN.
Spartanburg Hears That He Will
Resign as President of the G. & w.
q. Railroad.

Resign as President of the G. & w.
q. Railroad.
Spartanburg, March 11.---That ]. b.
Cleveland will resign the presidency
Of the Charleston & Western Caro-
lima railway and that the system will
be absorbed by the Atlantic Coast
Line railway, taking the name Of the
great trunk line, is the information
received here tonight. The informa-
tion could not be verified. although
coming rom authentic sources. as
Mr.. Cleveland is in Florida recupcr-
ating from nervous collapse AL.
bert f. Anderson, general manager
Of the c. & w. c.. was communicated
with in Augusta. and he said he could
not verify the information; that ne
supposed 1t is merely rumor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
Georgia Town Fire Swept.

Eufaula, Ala, March 13.-Thc town
OF Louisville was swept by fire this
morning. The blaze started in the
telephone exchange and swept the
business block, "a loss of $4,000 re-
Sulting.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
FIGHT ON TOLLS BILL.
congressman Want Time in Which TO
Debate.

Washington, March l3.-The bit
terness approaching a fight over the
administration bill to repeal the free
tolls clause in the Panama canal act
was indicated today by the demand
Of congressman for time in which to
speak on the bill.
Unless the resolution allowing only
fifteen hours debate is amended a
tilihustcr is threatened by foes of the
repeal. Over one hundred members
desire to speak. Underwood oppos-
es the repeal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18
Westinghouse Company Will Continue

New York, March 13.-The vast
Westinghouse Manufacturing inter
ests will continue operations without
change in policy. despite the death
of their founder. George Westing-
house. ii was learned today. 1nves-
tors Will provide u trusteeship to con-
tinue the business.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-03-18

London. March 14.-Suffragettes to-
day burned Kings Gate Castle at
Margatc. They also burned the pa
vilion at Olton and the tennis club
at Birmingham.
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burned i'm Tcnalnrnt.

Bridgeport. Conn, March ID
Three Hungarian laborcrs were burn
ed 10 death today when u six story
fatally burned. The loss exceeds
$4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-13
3eitmngSjmnge
gSnrSc bns Spfer cines sc,uiiIcnlplen
Sdnuinblcrs.

Gic Yotiici lit ciiriait bcnlllDt. q
ncS gtcgcrs habbait 81 ucroen, lpel'
der gcItern N}orgcn oct 8 Sabre al
ten 3citlnQSjlnocn NiorID Sdnnrs
go. SiA Molno StroBc moDnbnlt
nm cen @ctrnq pon 95 GcntS be.
idnuinocltc. Ter 9urid)c frat al Ger
7. lno Gutter Strnbc al Den SIM
acn bcrau un0 irootc ob CT ollT elne
0onurnotc @ed)icI9elo berollo9eben
fGnnte. 9Q5 Ger Snabe Dies bclo5te,
fouftc ser lteger cine 3eitlIng mo
lieB iid Sen 9etrag BON 80 GentS
einbGnoiacn. Sieruut nabm er Ocn
flcinen SGnbler nah einem Saule an
ser Gutter StrnBe mo ia9te ibn',
Sob cr cinen Moment parten iolle,
So er sic 0oQnrnote bolen DoIlte.
Ger anabe luartetc ieoo6 pergeblld]
ouf Die atildfebr Dcs Stnplnolers,
uclhcr bos Sous ourh cine @nilc
perlQiicn bate.
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Cine ,,G(can.up". Oer(amm(uNg.
SuIdr iinSet am Sienitag 9l6eno in
Der iugbes SOGiduls itatt.

Die gspotnu BON s5airOiep
S0eigbts uno BON Clifton Seig6ts
pOaeR ben rGIean up" Rumms!
ebenfaGs mitmaAeu unh baben Iid
Iogar 3u gsmsinfamsr 2tttion psreIs
niQt. I'm be RsinIi9tsitsibee allen
geppbnern isnss Stabttbsils re6t gu
@emiitb su fiibren, 1T auf DisnItaa
9lbenb bi.Ier Dots sine 9eriamms
hung in Der 2tuIu Der Sugbes So9s
i9uls unberdumt porosn. Jiir bas
mufitdlii6e proaramm limb Der Glifs
ION Ssiohts GeIunsOersin iopis bic
Srls. Sobnnna ylOrSmunn uno
Nannbel Wlcgeln getponnsn. Der
Staotf1ritsr 80. ". Munger fpirb eis
nen illuitrirtsn 8orirag 6alten iiber
,gGume urb 9aumpflsge". Die 81
fern finb erTuht. lire 9inbsr nit in
bic @eriammluns 5u bringen. Die
Offiaiere Der Eeinigungs aS6fpaoron
Iinb: @bparb 5elir, aapitGn; paul
g. Ropsr, 2eutnant; o. Yolenbaugb,
Sstretdr; Geo. g. Seb, SiIfsiststar;
Z. .. 6in. G4asmsiFss.
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= e ner.

9lnifcincu6 burf, einen idjo6'
hnf..n Sd,orRiteiu cntitano Sonn'
tog Wiorqen i'm Soide go. q S9eit
u. StraBe cir @rano, tuelfer be-
Oroblite Gimeniioneu au5unebmen
Orobte. Gas s5euer, pcId,es nnfD an.
iiht Der 5eueriuebr ihon Iangere 3eit
inter eiuer acknowledgement Gedc
aeriithet batte, fam gegen bnlb bier
llbr Dlorgcus gum gIusbruf. 3ns
Hnu3 miro pom Dem @GdermeIiter
Gnri Sem umo ieiner 5omilie be-
nohnt mo iicIen Die SiterFIeioer Ger
ain0er Den 5Iammen sum Gpier
Ger nnaeri6tcte Sd)a6en miro All
5000 be5jiiert. Yie perlnutet, iii Dies
Ger 3ueitc 9rnno. mcldcr III Dem
6ouie nu5brnt uno miro iid ser Sc
bGllOc. ,Snipeftor 0ieies Sans etpaS
ndhcr aniebeu. Sa es abiolut nidlt
nlchr iiir tepobnbor mo iiir duberit
ieuergeiGbrIidl aebalten miro.
- 1Sn Der Sdlnltag g{dd)t milr0e
pon Dem Meioefniten no. 375 Elm
inlifer 9Ilarm abgegebeu, neItcr 6ic
S0id)mannidaiten in qr0Bter Gle
rad ber 6e5eidnetcn Steae brnddc.
I Is Dur6e ipdter Der gteger 6rauf
Hobinion, BON go. 1929 ,Sorater
StroBe, nIs Ser anGebIidje GbGter CT.
mitteIt.
- Gin ifoobaiter Sd)ornitein Der
urinhte circu fIeinen @ran0 in
Sauie non CrInn 8a6OeQ, Ro. 1904
@iIbert gIpenue. Gie 5euerlucbr
fonntc ben umbcbeuten6en granf
| idnea loitlcn. Gin beion6erer S6a
Oeu entitano nidt.
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gtiftmngsfeft
,Seiert am 26. slpril Der SdlunblidIe
Samen llnteritilbusss&ereln.

Der ShWdbiihe 9amen Inter.
Itiibunas 9ereiH tann nuumebr aut
elm Ssbnidbriaes gsiteben aurudbIi'
den unb' bus aebnte Stiftunosfeli
pirb am SonntaQ, Dem 26. april in
Der Central 3urnbuIIe 6urt einen
aaiiee. 9pr Social uuO 5ana in Der
Gentral 3urnbaIle bequnasn perben.
Iiir bic Teier. Die I'M brei llhr
Nahmittaos ibrsH 2lufaH0 nimmt,
lueroen icittns bss aommittees
pie umfaTIsnbitsH 8orbereitunaen a.:
trpffen. uno ben 9Gitsu itebeH obns
Traae oenubreihe Stunben in gluss
iitt. Der geiuh peripridt Elm
ii6erdus 3ahlrsidRr au perben. oenn
ss ba6en bereits eine 9lusabI befrsun.
better 9ersins bic an lie craanaeHsn
GinIa0unaen unaenommen uno pulIs
adbIiae YeibeiIiouHa auaeiaat.
9us ARRANGEMENTS Aommittec
Ieht iih aus ben ioIosnoen Sumen
suInmmen: TraRsista SdurphOff
Caroline DieIuno. 5bsrsic @eiier,
Dluria gusritle. Barbara Simmer
uno Barbara Sdull.
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barauf bin, baB Der Brief bss Gr3s
ber5pgs an bic So9ter, pel6er bic
re6tli6s @be nit Der 8aronin @oue
burg betunbet, BON eriten Sdriftid9-
peritGnbieen iibereinItimmenb dls
slpeiielIps edit erflGrt fporbeu 1T. 9ez
fpiiIe Wiener Softreiie baben ben
Brief itets als SdlIaung binseltsllt.
GeS NHcineiDs bc5i d dtig t..
8ien. II. 9(pril. slus 6ral15cils.
baN III 96bmeu miro beridtet, DoII
ser Soipt 9clnihnl9Sjcuae III oer
pielcrw1buten gIiiairc &obl, Der
MolifonnniiiGr SoIlL pcrbnttct NOR
cen lit.
S5oln i'll peroGdtiG clncn follmen
Gib 9eleiitct 81 babcn, als er Die St-
ibuIOimlngcn Gegen ocn sIntSlnlpct.
tor SobI BON 6ran5cnsbaD crbob. ol!I
ipel6e bin bieier mcgcn Goflnnenteli'
fiiIi6lng, NetrugS rno perili1tcn
@iitlnorocs perioIgt ipurbe. Sobl Der
5l gIniong Scbrllar pcrldJlplIlloet
mar, lit befnnntlid in Der 5peitsn
Nt1r5b1Ifte na6 Sranjcnsbao 5urlit
gefcbrt NM bebauptet, ieine llnldlulo
an ocn ibm SIR 2ait gelegten Ser
bredJcn nndmeiien 81 tOnnen.
BUM qoI6euer . oftor' 5 IL
biIdum geebrt.
@erIin, II. 9Ipril. GroI. III.
Seinrid Drummer, Der Senior Der in'
riItiiten iSofllltGt Der 9erlincr llni'
ueriitGt, lit anl1Biid, ser nor mclIigcn
lugen tegonaenen 6eier OcS goIoe'
men Icttor- ,SubiIdlrms nod elmer
qan3 bcionoercn 9lus5eidllnnG tbeil'
Doitig genorNen. Ter @cIebrtc hat
Die 0roBc QolOcne McOaille mir s9iI'
ieniHait erbuIten.
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sssssst Ans i gs s.. sss sas sss sjs '" sii l J.
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romantiIder @eiie cine gpiicoe aus
Dem amcrifaniideu 2eben gei6iloert
ino bat elm lebr braudbores Stild
eeidaifen, oas in Cincinnati iiderlid)
oeniclben slnflang iinoet ipie oil
0ersnn.
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ei.n,na.Indis--w'dnnIidl.

mss.r ,udt elrbrii ale gorann. ooer npelie
Senp an Ileinem RIat Raiet, ITO ~
81 Zirlbf.
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Gu psrfaHien sseridieoenes.

aobIsa Rana, ,nb archer nsi.ofsn. gdr.
cain; bluie, rtrn fofptf petfaufi, g1nSi'
fTassn COS Hissls Hsab. Clifton esisty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05

u@se imported nereerissd usls Thread Hall Aose
~ ~ u. vsitsgeed selss,
~ ~ ~ vahs Sc Phi. 4 23c
nsn's Pure Thread SAX Hall Hese.
\ - aase dsaiahs sslen
III isls tagsad sela Vahs So Phi. At &c
4an's Pure Thread eilk Hall Hess, u hhek
en1sslsn: pslussd ssss. hseb nd eoss, P,r 66c
Vaus $l.oo PAR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05
ABRAHAM HAMMERSTEIM
DEAD AFTER STORMY LIFE.
Oscars Youngest Son Had Two
Wives and Recently Escaped
From Sanitarium.

The brief but tempestuous career
Of Abraham Lincoln Hammerste
youngest son Of Oscar Hammsrstein,
came TO an end to-day. The youno
man died In the Hotel Cadillac where
he he'd been under the care Of nurses
for several days following his escape
from . sanitarium. Tho body was
removed to CampbeIls Undertaking
Rooms In West Twenty third street.
psadins arrangements for the funeral.
Young Hammerstsin. having just
attained his majority. in January.
1903. married seventeen year old
Ethel Britton, . saiessirl. living in
the Bronx. II was a runaway match.
The elder Hammerstein forsave his
son. but tho young couple separated
after q couple Of years and Han mer-
stein began suit for divorce In Sep
tember, 1910.
Evidently thinking that bringing a
suit was sufiicient TO free him. he
married Miriam Henriques.. an ac-
trsss, at Niagara Falls on Sept. 4.
1911. and brought her to New York.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05
GnS! LOTS Of BEAUTIFUL HAIR
No DANDRUFF- Cent DANDERNE

ssss how dull. ladsd. brittle sad sessegy,
~ nelstsa . elsth With Dsnderins ent
carefully dfsw u through your hair,
taking one email strand Of time. Tho
eject 10 smasine-yous hair win b
light. fluffy end wavy. and have % sp.
peafasos d abundance; IN incompatible
Iustrs. soitpess end luxuriancs.
CT . 1D-csaA bottDs u knoWitoa'a
Dsaossine from ssy drue store OF toilet
esuatss. and prove that yosr hair 70 %
nsslscted Of injured BY careless treat.
msnt--thst's IN. You surely ca have
beautiful hair and lots II Il II you will
lust Try little Dsnderine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05
BREAKS 4 BAD COLD
N 4 J|FFY! TRY t.
"Pape's Cold Compound
gives quick relief-Don't
stay stuffed.upl

You can end sipps cad treat up
. severe cold either IN Aesd. chsst.
body or linba by taking . dsss Of
"Paps's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses Ne taken.
Il promptly opens closssd.up nos
trils and cir passsses Ia The hssA. stops
nasty disohssse o. nose ruasise. ~
lisves sick headache. dulsssa. isvssish.
ness. sore throat. snsssinG sofsasss asd
stiflusss.
Deaf stay stuiied-vpi Quit blowing
and snuiilins. Ease yosP thfobhin0
heed-nothins else In the world fv::
Compound" which costs enly ~ cents
q any drug store. Il acts without
assistance. tsstss nice. and csuss no
isconvsnisace. b sure ysu 81 The
eenuine. ,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05
MEMS UNDERWEAR

81. & r. Morley's" Llama Wool Silver Gray
Underwear Shirts with long sleeves.-szes from
"a to 48 inch chest measure. Drawers in regular
and stout sizes, from so to 40 inches.
values SIS. 100 and 4.2s per garment 2.75
Heavy Weight Merino Shirts and Drawers, ID
regular and stout sizes. per garment ] rs
value LES. ~
Winter Weight Natural Merino Shirts and
Drawers in regular and stout sizes.
value 100. per garment Doe
Unusual Reductions b .%
MEMS FUR-LINED OVERCOATS "a
Black Broadcloth Overcoats lined with Natural
Muslkrat. $3.50
Black Broadcloth Overcoats Of Superior Dual.
ity, lined with Marmot or Natural Muslrat....
$500
Black Broadcloth Overcoats, lined with
japanese Mink, collar Of Persian Lamb. $500
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Mems Cloves-on the Main Floor

Caps one han clasp double drawn back. in tan shadea ~
Specially priced for Tomonow and Saturday. Pair w
A&sntnn directed the complete stocks q Meas Gloves
fos Street. and Evening also styles foe
MotosnG. Driving. Cok etc. from he foremost
European end Domestie manufacturer
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05
PROSECUTOR SAYS POLICE
SHIELDED MARY MACK
Asks Heaviest Sentence for Her, but
Court Gives Her Only Two
Months in Prison.

when Mary Mack was convicted In
General Sessions to-day Of maintain
ing disor,oerly resort. Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney 0roehl demanded the
heaviest possible sentence for her
one year in the penitsntiary and q
$500 fne-on the ground that she had
suborned perjury and had been paid
for suborning perjury By receiving
assurances Of non.interference By the
police.
-. Mr.. Oroehl said that he was In .
position to prove that Mary Mack
procured = girl who had been a resi-
dent in tho nat Of Mrs. Mary Goods
to come out with sworn denials Of
Mary Goodies testimony before the
Curran police investigating commit.
tes and had been rewarded By police
protection"
ibid the Police Department prof.
fer this protectionr asked Justice
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Hermann. "or did misunderstood
your"
II said somebody gave the assur.
ance."
why should she have had such a
suaranteeT' asked Justice Ker-
nochan. Mr.. Groehl explained the
0oode case. The Judges. after hear
Ing the protest of Mrs. Mack's law
yer. former Magistrate wahie,
against her being sentenced for any
thing except the crime of which she
had been convicted. sentenced her
to two months In tho penitentiary,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05

owe1es - 9sh Hats, vahs go end 4oo. 12.80
Ansasian Velour Hats. Valves 500 md Goo 3.4S
QnlaA oak caps. valuas $50 end Us. Csc
- ca, vshs >sae snd 49, & $3.50, 4.06
100 lo1t Hanasa md ssanse Sesaw HaGs
IA IA Is - es1hsm waas 49, nsv bslns shswA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05
CARRIAGE HITS TROLLEY.
Psle soashes Car asA Ssrieusly
IsJsves woman PASSENGER.

Isjsses woman Passenger.
Howard Allen Of No. so3 Prospect
place. Brooklyn. ala not notice an ap.
preaching Nostrand avenue trolley car
a. he suided his horses. attached to q
coach In which four persons were re-
turning from the Holy Family Hospital,
through Snyder avenue. .F1atbuah. this
sfterncon. Car and coach met head on
through the side OF the car, strikins
Mrs. Minnie Hsnckle Of No. 1857 East
Forty NTH street, IN the left side.
breaking two ribs and causing Internal
The pole broke on and the horses ran
UP Nostrand avenue for two blocks be-.
fore Allen could stop them. Mre.
Henckle was taken to the Kings County
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Mems Correct Footwear

Ssasen.ble styles Shoes for Street, Dres Hunting and
Colt wear: Riding Boots. Dancing Pumps and
House Slipper q The choicest leathen
Aha Hay Special Offering Of
Men's Potent Cotskin and Black Russia Cak
Lac Sess with dull kid tops and welted soles At 400
Reduced from $500 Pair
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Heavy Twillsd SILK Umbrsllas,
eloss rolled; handles q natural woods Value $500 $l.S6
Exsra Quality Twillsd Silk Umbrellas,
eloss rolled; handles # buck and cape hon. aho
pimaneo wood. staing oliver trimmed Value $A5Q. Z.7S
Mn's Walking Sticks, d de- desirable creek shapa
n various wsok sessital oliver dseenssd =. a.. a,
Vaho an q ~ Z $l.OOI l.S0
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05
MEMS WEAR

Large Open-end /Four-in-Hand Scars in a
variety of Plain Colors, Fancy Figures or College
and Regimental stripes. value 100 55c
Imported Scarfs Of heavy Silk, in large range
Of new Spring colorings value l.so. $50
Gloves in Tan Deerskin or Gray Mocha
English make. values 400 and $50. 1.35
Shirts Of Heavy French Silk in the seasons
new designs. values $50 and 7oo 4.05
Dress Waistcoats in the latest models .. =.
-. xslue 500. 500
Pajamas Of Self Striped Madras or Mercerized
Fabrics in Plain or Fancy colors value LIS. ITO
Pajamas Of ''Soisette'' in solid colors, also
self colored Stripes and Figures in Mercerzed
fabrics. values 400 and 2so 100
Raincoats Of English "Priestley" Gabardine in
Tan or Gray with silk lined yoke and sleeves. l.,
value 22.oo. 1875
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-05

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