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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

MIR. and Mrs. Reginald Garff Of Lehi
spent the week here visiting relatives
and friends.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

District TELEPHONE manager B.
Jones Of Provo. is preparing mos
elaborate banquet and ball to be hei
In Social Hall at Provo, this evening
The manager and some of the Hello
girls from here. will attend.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

Err. and Mrs. Spencer Gammell went
to springville Saturday and will re-
side there In the future.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

AM. FORK
Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Garrett ant
daugter, Berlin, of Salt Lake, are her
visiting Mrs. CARROTS parents MI
and Mrs. Jesse Crookston.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
Ask for Piano Votes Q
Thornton's Drug Store.

The local High School basket bal
team went to Provo last night to NEE
the Provo High School team In an
other league game.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

The lecture on Westminster Ao'
hey" given In the City Hall Wednes'
day evening, by Prof. Geo. M. Mar
shall of the University OF Utah wal
very we'll attended and enjoyed D!
all present.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

The members Of the High school
Junior class were royalty entertained
at a breakfast party. by Miss Myrta
Wootton, at her home Thursday even
ing. All present spent most pleasant
evening in parlor games and music
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

Mr. and Mrs. Anders PETERSON and
Mr.. X. J. r. A. PETERSON of Highland
went to Salt Lake Saturday to attent
the 51st birthday celebration OF Mrs
Karoline Nelson, OF that place.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

Wednesday night there were two
good sized Jag" on the streets. both
of which should have been taken care
Of.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

FOR SALE CHEAP-one OH
"Trusty" Incubator $50 to l75 egl
capacity, good as new. Inquire o
@. II. Hanson. Phone No. rs. American
Fork, Utah. i"S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

Rejecting all the evidence as irrelevant,
the Judge ruled that a husband could not
forbid his wife to receive her own moth
err in the home. and that in accepting
her daughters invitation to come there
the mother was performing no arbitrary
act. and, therefore, was not interfering
with any rights of quiet possession.
Heavy orders for German coal have just
been placed by one of the London gas
companies. This curiosity in foreign trada
is matched by thefact that Berlin Gas
companies use English coal, which is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

often imported into Germany and shipped
up the Rhine as far as Mannheim.
passing on its way within few miles Of
the great Essen coal rcSion, tho most I'M
portant coal district on tho continent
The minister of education cf Ssxonv has
Just issued an order permitting school
teachers to take out hunting licenses.
The teachers OF the kingdom have been
excluded from the JOYS of the chase since
the issuance of the general articles OF
January |, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

railway official named Michna wrote
letter to his mother-in-law forbidding her
to enter his house. She disregarded the
communication and Michna brought an
action charging her with disturbing him
IN the peaceful possession of his own
home. and asked for a judicial order pro
hibiting her from making any further
visits
It was urged on behalf Of the mother
in-law that the wife had the right to re-
ceiye her mother in the common home
Of her husband and herself, and that the
husbands application was Illegal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

d land OF perpetual clouds and of fire.
quent and violent thunderstorms. I'M
suited to airship operations The natives
Of the interior would be made even more
intractable by the sight Of the dirigibie.
and the expedition. IL allowed to start,
would undoubtedly necessttate second
and more expensive relief expedition to
rescue the survivors.
The judge OF civil court in Vienna
has decided that a husband cannot pre-
vent his mother-in-law from coming to
his house to see her daughter.
The decision was given in a case where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

Holland. Its interior, covered with tropi-
cal forests. inhabited by cannibals and
containing mountains ranking with the
Alps in extent and height. is one Of the
few considerable unexplored regions Of
the eartf's surface. DR.. Self, secretary
few places in the heavily timbered coun-
try where an airship could land. and
without landing for protracted periods
the expedition could make no studies Of
the natives, the animal and vegetable
life, and the Typographical and physical
features Of the country The interior is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

Lieut. Paul Graetz is endeavoring to
organize an ngl6-German-Holland asso-
citation to raise $4,000 for an expedition
by dirigible balloons into the unexplored
interior Of New, Guineau- This island.
adjoining Australia and some 100000
square miles in area. is under the SOW
ereignities of Germany. England and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

We will send the goods home FOUR WEEKS to make
PAY THEM ON MOST
thatw ito make Q
NO FIRST PAYMENT NEEDED-TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08
RATED AS FAILURE
AFTER FIFTY YEARS
Effort to Prussianize Danes in
SchlesWig-HoIstein Proves
to Be UnavaiIing.
BERLIN. February -. 1914.

II
i.alf a century of effort 10 Prussiani2e
the Danish population of Schleswig- Hol-
stein. which has been passing in review
with the semi-centennial celebration of
tie conquerins Of the province. is being
generally considered as a failure.
The Danish people of northern Schleswig
are today more unreconcied and more
anti-Prussian than ever. Although the
younger generation knows nothing at first
hand of the days when the province was
Danish, thousands of Danes have declined
to participate in the celebrations which
are being held.
BY the treaty of Prague. which term
mated the Prusso-Austrian war, Austria
renowned all claim to Schleswig-Hol
stein. but insisted that there should be
plebisc,te in northern Schleswis. and that
If the inhabitants of any defined district
should vote in favor of remaining Dan sh
subjects such territory was to be coded
back to Denmark. Twelve years later.
at the Vienna conference, this paragraph
was secretly revoked. Not unit! Feoru-
airy, 1879, was the fact made known. as
the result of which over $1,000 Danes left
tine province. But northern SthleswiS.
from the borders of Denmark as far
south as Flensburg. is still occupied ny
over 10000 Danes. Practically the only
are the Prussian officials.
Efforts of the authorities to prevent the
Danes from coming together in associa-
tons or other gatherings, manifested
particularly in threats of government al
displeasure to the owners of suitable
halls, have been met by the Danes
through the erection of some fifty assem-
bly, halls in various towns. They still
refer to themselves as must Prussians.
P-uss!ans by compulsion.
Same Conditions Elsewhere.
Much the same state of affairs exists in
east Prussia and Posen among the Poles.
Despite the fact that. unlike the Danes.
they do not occupy any considerable ter-
ritory exclusively. they have firmly re
sisted the Prussian efforts to wean them
from the!r mother tongue and their own
customs. Prussia has expended nearly
$25pcO1oA0 in exp-opriating Polish and
owners and settling Germans on the land
thus acquired, but the Polish iandhold-
:nss are probably larger today than ever
before.
The are manifold indications that
Prussia's treatment of alien races sub
ject to her is TO be much seversr in the
future. The Prussian authorities of a
small Danish town have just refused
to permit the president of a Danish
university to make a public address in
the Danish tongue on methods of COM
batting the housefly. Permission TO give
a concert has been refused on the ground
that Danish songs appeared on the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

tWc q week.
Extra heavy
quality seam
less-nO inter-
ed C o + n e rs
9-wire and all
wool. Newest
floral, oriental
a II d conven-
tional designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

shert e
Mlenvou makeyo yours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08
Exploration of New Guinea.

ported, will be sent to Germany ne
year to undergo a similar course.
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SI.95
(25c a Week.

Our own importa-
ton; e a C h ru &
woven from extra
long clean straw
and stenciled in a
variety of oriental
and medallion de-
SienS.
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A Z m I n 8 t e r
Rugs, 8x12 it,,
Sl8.75

(0c n "eeA.)
II e a V y pile
fabric, in deep.
rich colors and
striking orien-
ia L, conven-
tional and me-
dallion designs.
Regular value,
$3.50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
En- a,Il;saidDea.

9os bereits me1rfdf in sen 9cis
tnng5berid!en erpdbnte spDIfidbtige
P%pIenna6Gen Sl0la 3ene0, oas in
ben &Gmpfeu Bel Nafparusta limit
ten bss i4ipsriten &ngelz unb 8ras
naienregens fur3tios Den Ditertei6i.
f9en Golbaten WuIier our 2abuus
5utrn9 uup babei pm eiGem S9rap.
nell om lintei SUB 10 ihpsr oerlebt
putbe, pdB man ibr ouf Dem Sron5s
port mad Mien ben SUP oberbalb
bes Gn66els ab!-.6men mubte, lit
hier inn Bible gu ieben, na6 elmer
@ufnabme, Die bonn Wiener .Grtrasz
blatt" reprpou3iert iporb.
Die tleine 6elbin, Der b~etnnntli9
bonn &aiier Sron5 Soief Gin gploenea
Solsbatb nit einem Wnbdnger su>
ging, Der in 8rillanten bic Nomenss
6iffre bes aoiisrs trdgt (auBerbem
bat Der Monnr6 Der Wltter bes
ainbes 1000 &ronsn eeipenbet unb
ferner ben Wunf9 nlsgeipro6en, es
mOae benz ainoe auf feline Soften elm
tiiniilider SUB angei9afft meroen),
1T bic Spcbter eines armen 8lein.
hGuslers i'm Sorfe 8bnla i'm SreiS
Huiparusto unb bat brei 0sidniter.
sinen fedsjdbrisen gruber, cine
S9psiter BON Is Sabren unb einen
eripa6Ienen gruber. Dieter ap9,
oIs Der Sries ausbra9, ins Selp.
Sn ben fur6tbaren &Gmpfen puroe
bos !6dusden Der Samilie 5erf6offen
unb 9ing in 5lammen ouf limb
niemono neib, mo iebt Der 53idbrige
Batter unb Die 9ei9pifter fiA be.
finoen.
Die tleinc RoTa lit um ibrer Barn.
b~er3tgfeit nillen our Wdrtprerin ge.
iporben. llnbetiimmert um bic tin
oenben &ugeln trug 1ie ben @erpun.
beien nit utenfpIen Gifer Waiier 81
unb pflestc ie nit ibren f6tpa@er
&rdften, BIG tie Elm S3rapnell traf
limb ouf Dem Sransport nod @ier
mubte i6r, nm elmer 8lutpergiftun:
borSubsueen, i'm 3use Der irnte 5ut
abgenommen nerben. Die Site oes
SoiIers hilbert jebt ibr 2eib. Del
BON Inn seipenoete S9mut purb'
Der &leinen i'm Spital BON einen
!Sofrat nm ben !Sals gelest. Si'
babel sefprpdsnen berSli4en Worte
bic Der drstlide 8plmetid in Die pol
nif9e Gprade iibertrug, moaten au
mutter unb Sinh einen tiefen Gin
brud, unb als bic tleine Rpfo ba,
fpitbare Geideuf am 9alie TRACER
burfte, ftrabtten ibre eroBen bloner
Mngen in bslliter Treube. and ein
@elbIommluns 1T fir bos Mdb4ei
peranitaltet tporben.
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ggaG: -.s1a II a!s .s.lz5i,3l.l
toJ>ian.

<yos Bic m69Ii6e N~usHubnns oon
8aHerfrdfttn sur GrSelguuQ p3E
@lefirisitdt onteIau8t 10 lit DIE beat
f6e Settle bss 8OgsIengebir9es bel
ungiinIiiasr geifaltet ais Die = bis
her - frdnsrlii4e, ba bieIe Den re-
een6ringenben @ejtpinoen 5~llseiponot
1T. 90 BAT benn aud Die 8ertper~
tung Der ip9enannten rpeiben 8oble",
b. 3. Der 8afferfdlle, in benz 9epars
cement bes 8osges einen %belonbers
erpBcn llmfong errei9t. @s iino
bereits IA @leftri3itdtsiperte fir Wals
iertraft borbanben, ippsu nod 6 fpeie
tere fommen, bic neben WGfiertraft
nod 9nmpf pber 8ns benuben, nab
renb nur 6 lebi9li9 0ampttroft pers
ipsnpen. Al Orti@aften tperben auf
biele @eiie nit elettrii1em Strom
psriorgt, Die Maas treibt afpei Glsts
establishments, Der 9air, elm Nsa
BE, flub Der Maas, Elm brittes.
Dos 5lubgebiet Der Naos fGllt
freili6 nidt mebr in ben Be
reid Der eiaentliden @osefen, ions
bern in Die .Si6elberge" (Mpnts
Soueiles), bic aber in Der gerpdls
tunaseinteilung gum 9epartement Sss
@psges sebDren, beKen Mtttelpu1tt
oie Seituns @pinal GIL Der Mofel fill
bet. Dim 2auf Der MoIel finoen
ii6 ferner bret @lettriaitGtsperte uno
oar bier an benz Ser MoIelotte. Der
,fleinen M}oiel", bic bei &emiremont
miinoet, Sin anberer Ne0enflub rer
MpTel, bic 8plpsne, nerforgt etne
Station, e6enip Die Site, bic Ii4 IN
ben Mabon, sinen anberen He6ens
flub Der Moiel, ersiebt, Die Meurs
tbe beoient nit ibrem Ne6enflub
goboSeou, Ser bonn biel9enonnten
Oonpn fommt, nieber stpet eleftriihe
Stationen, Die Soone orei uno Stpei
i6rer HsbenfliiFe pieoerum Stpei Gtrts
establishments. 9ieie 3uidmmens
fteIlung seigt, hab am Weitabbcna
Der 8ogeisn fir sic Gntpidlung elets
trif6er anlasen aub%erOrbentlid GIN
itise @erbdltniFe borliesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
Fine MobiImaebuts Won aHilo
dazAmal.

Sm Serbf 1858 NOR 9uoni9
XIV. in Sabbeuti9lanb eingefals
len, am "a. September Ratten isins
Sruppen bic @eidsgreuse iiberT9ritz
ten uno ON 3. Sttober botte er
in RsgenSburs bos paris9smoniFtIt"
ii6erreid6en IoiTsn. Srobbem tcnnte
man Iid, slpiIden Dien nnb &e9ens'
buro nidf eini9en, pb Elm Srieoens.
brud pprIie9e uno Der Rei4strie9
All erfldren fei. Slide Reidsitanbs
ifanben gum Sell ouf 5rontrsi6s
Setts, sum Sell batten iie Heutruliz
tat erfldrt, ippsr fe ia nod benz
Srieben bon Miinfter unb Ssnns
briid bere4tist mars, unb 10 tottils
ten nur einise, iosenannte armierte
@tGnbe", b, +. fplde. Die iAon I'M
ssrieben Sruppen beiaben, etpns
fun. 0iefe, 8ronbenburg, Sannos
Der, graunidtpeis unb nod elm paar,
troten am 10. Sttober in Masbea
burg 5ufommen unb befGloFen am
IL. i'm .Maebsbureer 8onSert", es
Ioaten om Mittelrbein 10000 SdHs
fen, 1900 8ranbenburser, 7400 9on-
npperoner unb 1000 SeFen, am Nies
berrbein aber $4,000 8ranbenburs
aer pperieren. aber bomit NOR man
in @ien nidt sufrieben, uno bic
,borberen Stdnbe", bic ouf bie'e
gGeiie por ben TronaOien 9ersttet
nerben follten, betlogten ii9 iiber
bic linen ertpo9ienben 0unrtierlo'
fen, ba ie ia fdon BON 5einoe
genuqiom oiisgeIpgen ieien, uno
nift armierten Gtdnbe polIten tette
gcitrGoe leiiten. 3ipin9en fonnte
mon lie niht, ba ollein bas @eih
bns Reht bate, ben StGnben Ser
pFIi9tungen ouf5uerleoen. 3ipor
bate bieTes IGon i'm 0itober 1888
cine ppbl bon aei6uib oerfobte 0ents
iGrift segen bos fron50fiide Monis
left ertoTIen, ober erft ON II. De
aenlbsr purbcn an bic Stdnbe rs(b.
aototorien" nnb .Snbobitorien" err
lo1Ien unb n&ei9sguto6ten" ii6er Die
Gage eingeforoert. Snnuor 1859 lie.
fen bic erften @oto elm, meiItens @e
I1perben iiber Sriegstoiten. unt
tann erif nn9 cttpn bier Monoter
tpurbe Sronfrcid Der Reidstries er.
;lGri. Sm MGrs 1859 itieBen 8nl,
l~erlidbe unb Yaperiide Rrgimenter
su ben Sruppen Der ormierisn
5tGnoe, bic 5ranaoien purben Sus
riidsenorfen. aber bic 9fnl5 une
piele tbeinii9e Sidbte iporsn nur
nrG elm 2riimmerboufsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
@etroaene geirReer.

limb Der 8ar BAT mir
bod berfpruhen, hnb
CT am fiinitcn Gag IN
gresIau ipire!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18
Rilder aus den vosefen.

Sin @tootbilb unb Der Bid out
cine 8ersesbSbe bringt nns Die Ses
9enb in Grinnerung, UNI tpeldc Dor
Ginger 3eit elm 10 beftiger, blutiaer
Streit entbrannt ipar. Iud nm oas
cite sempelhen auf Der .Donpn" be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

Ser senannte, bon SeIfenmaNe en-
sebiIoete 8eregipfel Iie9t i'm Nproen
les 8reuf9tals, auf Der Gren5e BON
ltntersIfab unb 2otbrinsen, nobe Der
fran5DFf9sn @ren5e, lit etfpa $500
SUB bp9 uRb miro tpe9en Der herrs
li6en &unbIdau bel beIadt. Der
bier aboebiIbete 3empel entbdlt Reite
r6mii6er uno anoerer alter!iimer.
SorIos, Safeln nit Snf9riften uno
rereleifen. qluf Ser Rorbieits oeS
&erses %ent{prinot BE (Weib) Sndr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-18

rannien I8asgaus8 ergss9Dbe purbe
eegen Die S~rdn5oIen Ieftia aeitritten
unb 3uleBt purOe Der 8pnon ppn
Ten 0eutIden geItiirmt unb in SeiiB
oenommen. Der Sempel alert Die
Spibe elmer Der bD9iten 8eree Der
9pseien, unb eerabe bier batten lid
Gle Sran5ofen eara Defenders gut
beridanSt unb feftsefebt.
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Edw. WALK
Hermann, Mo.

Kauft Gsflsssi Gitr ind 5armpss.
bakte unb besabft bafiir barb Gn'
meiIuns auf bic Sermann gapiugs
Bant. Bir besablen piinftli9 far
iebe M%blieferung.
Sn 90. @at3 @ebaube, an BET
5rpntftrabe.
The evening world., 1914-04-20
Summer Lighting Easily Arranged

OF course. so many homes are
equipped with electricity that many
Of the beautiful electric styles in the
Lamp Store are available. But for
the distant camp or bungalow, there
are many pretty designs in Oil Lamps
and Candlesticks. Glass Colonial
Lamps, with wicker and cretonne
shades, are new, % are slao square Japanese
paper shades with black bamboo frames ut %.
There n q collection OF Wicker Lamps from n
tall Piano Lamp to little Candlsatick. Lamps
with ivory white basss and cretonns shades are
most attractive. and there are Wicker Hanging
Domaa with inverted or direct lighting
The evening world., 1914-04-20
MEMORY WIZARD DIES
SUDDENLY IN BROOKLYN
Felix Berol, Master Of 100000
Facts, Was Once Called Dull
Boy in School.

Felix Berol, "the man with 400. o6o
facts In his head" died suddenly to-
Day In the arms OF his wife at their
nome, No. 600 Falrview avenue.
Ridgewood Heights, Brooklyn. He
nad never been Ill n day in his life.
just before he died he called to his
wire and complainer of feeling III.
suddenly he collapsed. Heart dis
ease IL thought to have caused death.
but an autopsy will be performed.
berol was a marvel in the employ
msnt OF his powers OF memory and
wa for long time a vaudeville head =.
liner. Later he began a correspond
enee school through the publishing
house Of Funk & wasnails. giving up
~ vaudeville engagements at a great
financial sacrifice.
HIS career was a most Interesting
oac. He was born In Berlin in 1872
ana was dull boy. He came to this
country and In Cooper Union Library
Tot access to the first book that held
nis interest. He found has memory
oencient and he haunted other libra
res, reading everything he could find
mat related to memory. He finally
achieved full power over this faculty,
ana At his death was said to have
stored away in his brain 300, 900 facts
that he could instantly command
These included the exact dates of
births and deaths of great men, the
population OF every city and town in
this country OF more than 5000 and
the date OF every important battle in
the history OF the world.
The evening world., 1914-04-20

Wicker Boudoir Lamps, Special at $3.50
shades. YNth
The evening world., 1914-04-20
ACCUSED STUDENT TO JAIL.
0t9ord was Held Mt station House
Evidently for Observation.
Special to I'll, Evening World

SPECIAL to I'll, Evening World
ALBANY. April 2-Preparations were
made this afternoon to take Malcolm
clifford jr.. charged with the murder OF
Frank J. Clute. from the detention
room he has occupied at the Third Pre-.
cinct police station since his arrest
nearly a week ago. to the county jail.
Many wondered why he was not re.
moved Immediately on the return OF
the indictment by the Grand Jury. bu,
II 10 believed that the prisoner has been
under close observation all the time.
IL Is known that the District-Attorney
Will try to prove that the man who en-.
gagged the automobile Of Clute In from,
OF keeler's on the night OF the murder
resembled Clifford and II is said that
witnesses have been taken to the sta.
tion house TO view the young man
where Identification could be made
easier than at the jail. and the an.
nouncement that the transfer is to b.
made probably means that the District.
Attorney has completed any plans he
had In mind.
The evening world., 1914-04-20
Cool Draperies for Hot DAYS

designs are low-priced, from $1.26
pair, upwards. There is a variety
of the artistic "Sunfast" materials
and the seasons new designs. in
foreign and domestic cetonnes
are very artistic. Particularly attrac-
tive are the Fontainebleau and
Beaux Arts Crctonnes in exclusive
GIMBEL patterns, at 36c, 40c and
The evening world., 1914-04-20
death SIGN' IN COURT.
Witness Fears to Accuse Italian
who Gives strange signal.

While Antonio Bruno Of No. SAG East
One Hundred and Fifteenth street was
waiting In Harlem court to-day to tes-
tify against Guiseppi Patrone OF No.
331 East One Hundred and Twelfth
street. whom he had accused OF trying
to rob him In hallway. Patrone,
standing In the door Of the prison pen.
caught Bruno's eye and raised one
hand to his face. making a sign before
which Bruno paled. An instant later
he declared TO Magistrate Freschi that
he wasn't sure OF his Identification. that
he had known Patrone a long while
and that anyway. the robbery had
probably been only q joke.
Under the Magistrates questioning
he admitted at last that Patrane had
given him the death sign" OF the
Black Hand and that he was afraid
Of his life. Assured that the police
would protect him he declared then that
Patrone had tried to rob him.
Magistrate Freschi held Patrone in
1900 bail and committed Bruno to the
HOUSE Of Detention to be SUR that he
would appear against Patrone.
The evening world., 1914-04-20
AFTER SICKNESS
Mrs. Gardner Tells How to Re.
store Ones SreneeA.

So many people are asking how to
recover their strength after ssvsrs
sickness that w are publishing this
information for their benefit.
After grippe. pleuriy. pneumonia
or any Illness what you nesd = new
strength and better blood.
The most certain way to get this
is by taking Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron preparation.
Mrs. M, T. Gardner. Chicago, ILL.,,
says: After . very serious opera
ton I was a total invalid for nearly
a year and q convalescent for months
thereafter. I gave the remedies Of a
number OF eminent specialists a thor
ough trial. but without deriving the
slightest benefit. Vinol was recon-
mended. Without the least faith in
the merits OF the medicine, I took 1t
faithfully, and It seemed to bring
back the old color to my cheeks and
the elasticity to my step which I had
despaired Of ever recovering. can
say, conscientiously, that for nervous,
rundown people, vinol b an excellent
remedy"
Try . bottle OF Vinol. Your money
will be returned II it does not restore
your vitality and strength.
P. S. II you have Eczema try our
Saxo Salve.
All Riker and Hessman
Stores in New Yoek and =
Brooklyn and at all drug ~
stores where this blue
and white sisnn- W
is displayed. - lJd5
The evening world., 1914-04-20

The Upholstery wokooms orders for slip awning
and shades rapidly well and moderate and the storage aie
for curtains, porieres. etc. excellent.