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The Laying Of the Corner Stone Of New St.
Mary's Church, Sunday, March |, 1919
Concluded from page fiive)
A1s P; a MI
B. Philadelphia Pa. %
Rev. =. O.. Snelson

Al9 Z; z MI
B. Philadelphia Pa. %
Rev. +. G.. Snelson
5251 Dearborn st. Chicago. Ill
ann just home credit me with
one hundred and fifty donation
for window sorry l.. cannot be
with you am glad Bishop Parks
can l wish you abundant success
you and your great people are
equal to the task check follows.
L. j. Coppin.
"Congratulatory Letter From
Our Beloved Bishop.
Philadelphia Pa. March 1. 10.
Dear DR., Snelson;
L wired you donation that it
might be in time for the Corner
stone Rally. / now enclose check
for $4,000.
| am glad that you are getting
on so nicely with your monthly
payments. To put up a new bull
ding such as you have planned,
especially now, when labor and
material are so high, is quite an
undertaking, it requires FAITH7
COURAGE, and a STRONG
WORKING FORCE TO make good
All of these you have. Go ahead
and SUCCESS TO YOU.
L. ]. Coppin.
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SEEING a Well.

By Frenchman's invention as Ian
tguage student hears a word spoken by
a photograph he also sees 1t appear
! on a printed roll in conjunction with
Its translation In his own tongue.
The broad ax., 1919-03-08

A Greek Inventor has produced
machine which automatically cleans
and packs more than 80 cases OF cur
rants an hour without contact Of hui
man hand or foot.
The broad ax., 1919-03-08

The SavoyardB rub crushed Glove
Of garlic upon a spot that has been
stung by wasp or bee This makes
the swelling 60 down and drives away
the pain
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No Separation Ia sight

Mrs. Mark-'Nrs SKINNER tells me
nat her husband is an ardent lover Of
books" M. Mark-sT Wish bed prove
6ekie 10 two volumes OF mine which
be enticed away more than ave years
ago.--Bufalo Express
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Cono-FeIt Want.

A species Of ca0ns growing proIIn-
caIly in Algeria has been made By
French scientists to yield II per cent
Of sugar and about 90 per cent alcohol
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InfsrnafIonaIItv.

Mako this our conviction; 4 am
not born for one corner Of the earth /;
ny country b this world. s~nsez.
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| Mrs. L. Graves, The Provident
Candy Shop, Notion Store and News
Stand, Is W. Seth Street, near State.
George /. Martin, Cigar, Notion
Store and News Stand, IS W. 31s
ST., near State.
Edward Felix, Notions, Cigars and
News Stand, 3OO2 S. Dearborn St.
+. Bishop, Cigars, Tobacco and
News Stand, 8 W. 9th Street, near
State.
A. ID. Hayes, Cigars, Tobacco, No
ton, Stationery and, News Stand,
S64o s. State Street.
Dodson's Shoe Shining ParlOrs and
News Stand, So. West Corner 35th
and State Streets.
Lawrence NJ. Heard, Travelling
News Agent, with news stands at
1929 s. State st. and So. East Cor.
s5th and State Streets.
Charles F. MalIory's Barber Shop
and News Stand, s1s z. s5th Street
W. D. SCOTS Lunch Room and
Restaurant. 24s E. S5th Street.
Louis wimbley's Shoe Shining
Pariors and News Stand, 2s46 South
State Street
Mrs. F. A. Peyton. News Stand,
Confectionery Store, 5O12 s. State
Street
Samuel Taylor, 1873 Fulton St.
News item left with any of the
above news agents prior to Wednes-
day mornings of each week. win find
fh.f- wuu info fno ,.ol,,r,na of The
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Among the SENSES that q orerhenr
fnr s~esr> ~ Ne she most scute.-Ts
edo Riads-
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News item left with any of the
above news agents prior to Wednss-
day mornings of each week. win find
their way into the columns Of The
Broad Az.
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Dodson's Shoe Shining Parlors and
News Stand, So. West Corner 35th
and State Streets.
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A. ID. Hayes, Cigars, Tobacco, No
ton, Stationery and, News Stand,
364o s. State Street.
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Lawrence NJ. Heard, Travelling
News Agent, with news stands at
1929 s. State st. and So. East Cor.
S5th and State Streets.
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Charles F. Mallory's Barber Shop
and News Stand, S1s z. s5th Street
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Edward Felix, Notions, Cigars and
News Stand, 3OO2 S. Dearborn St.
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+. Bishop, Cigars, Tobacco and
News Stand, 8 W. 9th Street, near
State.
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W. d. SCOTS Lunch Room and
Restaurant, 24s E. S5th Street.
The broad ax., 1919-03-08

George /. Martin, Cigar, Notion
Store and News Stand, IS W. 31s
ST., near State.
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Louis Wimbley's Shoe Shining
Pariors and News Stand, 2s4s South
State Street.
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Mrs. +. A. Peyton, News Stand,
Confectionery Store, 5O12 S. State
Street
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samuel Taylor. 172s Fulton St
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FROM This DATE ONWARD,
THE BROAD AK Can AL
WAYS BE FOUND ON SALE
AT THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS:

Mrs. L. Graves, The Provident
Candy Shop, Notion Store and News
Stand, Is W. Seth Street, near State.
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Verify Verify Xmas Day Holdeth Not More Surprises
I Than Doth July FrSt-For on That Day Many a
Wife Shall Awaken to Find Herself Married to a
Total Stranger.

his coffee cup rather than through the
bottom Of his wine glass.
Then shalt thou perceive III" quality
of his bcneficcnce and l'arr WHY his
sick friends arr 50 independent upon
him for solarc and sympathy.
Then shalt thou understand why,
though "a mans work lasts from sun to
sum-" his excuses for staying late ut the
office" arc never done!
Then shalt thou greet him with IN"
kiss OF welcome rather than with the
kiss OF investigation.
Then shalt thou discover whether his
kisses Of devotion of kisses Of apology.
or kisses of rcmorSc or kisses OF h2hit
or merely daily chores"
Then shalt thou learn what he HON
ESTLY thnketh Of thy cooking. nor be
deceived longer by false appetite.
Then shalt thou get His Number!
For then, my Beloved. shall he MEAN
whatsoever he saith-and whatsoever he
docth it shall be written for or against
him.
No longer wilt thou say in thine heart,
"Oh. men will be men,"
For. at last thou shalt be able to take
Him SERIOUSLY!
Vcrily, verify. Christmas holdcth not
moro surprises than doth July FIRST
And on that day many woman shall
awaken to find herself married to a
TOTAL STRANGER!
Selaht
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CITIZENS STRIKE IN
BERLIN IS PLANNED

BERLIN, Thursday, June ia Sc
cret session Of the sessions council or
greater Berlin on Wednesday declared in
favor of a citizens strike, according to
the Independent Socialist newspaper
Die Frieheit. The attendance includes
a number Of leading manufacturers.
merchants and professional men and
Colonel Rcinhardt, the Prussian min
lister Of war.
Tho chairman Of the meeting is quot
ed as declaring that u strike was ncces-
ssry because tho present government
was incapable Of redccming Germany
from chaos.
1t was planned. according to The news
paper. to have airplancs distribute Leaf
lets announcing when the strike would
begin. All the food industries. includ-
ing the bakeries. would cease work. ac-
cortling TO the plan, this heading to civil
war. which. ii was held. would help the
bourgeoisic attain political Independence.
Most Of the manufacturers and polit-
ical interests Die Friehcit declares adj
vocatcd utmost severity las tho only
means Of overcoming the laboring
classes. The citizens would be armed
and Colonel Rinehardt is reported as
having said the troops would be entirely
on their side
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DOKIES To HOLD
CEREMONIAL JUNE Is

The Dokies. better known as tho .Dra-
matte order. Knights of Khorassan. will
hold q large ceremonial session on tho
night Of June IS. when 100 candidates
will take the initiation
A big feature will be the parade pre-
ceding the session. 1t will start from
the Pythian club at the corner Of Four
teenth and Chapline streets and march
over the principal thorougmares to
Pythtan castle. 1t will be in the nature
Of q circus parade, making q pondcrcus
pageant OF mammoth magnitude, with
an aggregation OF animals whose de;E1A
defying deviltry has been conquered by
the Dolies for this occasion.
Dalma temple will be host to dole
cation from Tell temple Of Charleston.
who are coming 70 attend the session
with a brass band.
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DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
OF new YORK BANK
FRUSTRATED BY
ELDERLY MESSENGER

NEW YORK. June 12-Thc alcrtn"sS
of an elderly bank messenger who pu:-
sued six hnldup mon down the stairway
Of an uptown Manhattan elevated sta
tlnn. and f'll"d ON" Of them with re-
V0lycr shot frustrated daring attrmnt
AT daylEh' robbery her" today. The
r'hl".r "hn was >hnl WIS fleeing with "A
bag said !" hay" cnnta'n"d 100000 in
securities iakrn from David Ryan. tho
~. -, u.,.r Vito d.d tn" shooting. and
Henry Raglan. "upi"ycS Of IN" Colonial
Bank who were taking IN" funds to the
federal rcS"rN" bank.
Tn" robbers had put Roylan out OF
business by pressing a wad of cotton
saturated with ohlur"f"rm to his face
whll. Ryan was stunned with blow
from blackjack. lIow"NCr. rs III"
thugs ran toward tho street Ryan fol-
lowed lnrm and trcd four shots at the
group. TN" man with m" bag collapsed
releasing his hold on il and Will" his
companions w'r"."arrynG HIM to = wait
ing automohnr. Ryan retrieved the val
uahl"S.
'rh" holdup occurred 1T %lSt street and
Columbus nNrnu" and III" robbers Of
whom tn" police have n fairly aCCurat"
DESCRIPTION. mad" of IN green touring
car from which IN" llC'nS" plate had
been removed.
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NEW PHASE COMES
IN THE FORD TRIAL

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich, Juno 10
Next week. the sixth Of the trial Of tho
million dollar libel suit of Henry Ford
against the Chicago Daily Tribune, will
present 4 new phase OF the defense to
the jury in Judge fuckers court. This
weeks testimony for tho Tribune pre-
Sentcd picture Of cc:LScicSs turmoil
along IN" Mexican border. and in Mexico
itself. Of bandit raids into villages and
isoElted ranches murder and pillag":
millions OF invested capital rendered un-
productive; cattle rustlinG and the de-
fcnsivc measures OF rangers. deputy
shcriffs and soldiers.
Border witnesses were introduced to
show that anarchy ragged for years along
the border and that the only protection
which could be invoked was that of Am
erican troops. In opposing the use Of
these troops the Tribune contends that
Mr. Ford Justly earned tho designation
Of anarchist"
1t was charged at the beginning Of the
trial that the Tribune's advocacy of in
tervcntion in Mexico WAS based IN two
motives, a design to aid remote relatives
with private interests south Of the Rlu
Grande and a pro-GcrTnaniSm which
sought to keep tho United States out Of
the European war by ernbroilIng it with
Mexico. To this end plaintiff introduced
special articles and editorials from the
Tribune alleged to prove pro-Gcrnan-
ism
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~ MY daughter. the hour approached
3 and The day Is at hand Even The
Day when thou shalt see thy Beloved
as he REALLY Is!
- For the month OF roses and weddings
- ahall pass more quickly than Bolshe-
.1ayists working day-and tho month or
sdruught and repentance and headaches
land remorse shall be at hand ere thou
~ preparest for it!
- Then shall all the caInouflage be rernov-
.esed from thy Beloved temperament and
NAthe whitwaSh dissolved from his motives
wand emotions
= And thou shalt behold HIM IN his
vsTruc Colors!
- Then shalt thou discover wether 1t Is
love or wine which maketh the world 80
%S.rpund when he courted thee
Ten shalt thou perceive whence his
- crouch procccdcth-whcther from his
J, nerves, or his digestion, or his tooth. or
,sshis heart. or his vanity. Then shalt thou
sakoow whether to soothe him with kiss
ser . dose of nattcry or a dyspepsia tab
cple8
- Then shalt thou know tho source Of
sEnhiS sentiment. and whether It Is born Of
o-A6ccation. or OF inspiration or OF liba-
E$x1pn; whether it tSspiritua1 or spirttuous,
evhefher It IS 80 percent pure Of the Els
percent variety.
- Then shalt thou learn his true opinion
soG Shee!
~ Rur 1Asu shalt get II over tho top Of
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,S1 de. 4 Iz
AK1EGYoURDREAM TO WORK

things to DO he won't be able to spare
many such chances, but the very 1act
that he can, when he cares to, must Dc
a great Stimulus TO his working force.
And while they may resent 1t. IL lnNSt
be. in a way a help. There arc times
when I wish had an employer 10 SyS-
tematize my work and keep an eagle
eye on me instead Of having 10 be both
boss and worker l wonder If oihov
housewives and other self employed
workers do not sometimes feel that an
outside compulsion 10 keep them syS-
tematically at their jobs would be con-
serve rof energy.
It is so hard 10 keep ones self nj
work khen there are always many other
things that one wants to do.
When Half Ones Mind Escapes
And even when one keeps ones body
and part OF ones mind at any task the
other half is apt to stray of and betray
one into doing work that does represent
half ones full capacity.
Long hours OF labor" writes one OF
the most successful men Of his day. arc
valuclcss if the mind wanders. The av-
eraGe man rarely sets the UNDIVIDED
forces Of his mind 10 work on single
task continuously. He thinks OF the
automobile he is going TO buy or the
show he is going TO see or the raise he
thinks he ought to have"
Or, If he is a she, she thinks of the
silk stockings she saw marked from two
dollars to a dollar nineteen, and con-
sidcrs whether she Will get them or n
detachable vest that would give a touch
Of sInartness to her last years blue suit.
She Il Thinking Whether Jimmy Was
Really Serious.
Or perhaps her lips curve in happy
"reminiscences OF what Jimmy said last
night, and then her browS pucker in con-
sideration Of just how much he meant
by it And then, II she Is a typtst, she
writes: Your offer OF the rfnet eeuth
refused" instead Of "rrccivcd." Or, II
she IS shop girl. the hands out tafTeta
ribbon when the customer distinctly said
satin.
We all know that II Is not fair to our
selves TO take business time worries
home with US 1t Is equally unfair to
our employer TO take leisure time dreams
to work with us To work while you
work and play while you play is ono Of
the nrst essentials to success in both
business and life.
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it displays also what can be oons
through pluck, perseverance anu
thrift.
Up to the time Woolworth was ~
or 90 years old, his success in lie
was exceedingly limited. He had new
CT been able to advance beyond the
position OF n clerk in a small store,
working on a very limited salary.
For a number OF years, in fact, he
was not able to earn any money what
ever, and one can scarcely imagine
Young man starting out in life under
more discouraging circumstances than
he.
His early years were series OF
failures. He seemed incapable even
of self-support. Whatever he attempt,
ed apparently bore the blight OF had
luck. For more than twelve years
hc fought a losing fight against over
whelming discouragementS.
During all those early years, fail
urc seemed to be Woolworth's unmis-
taxable destiny, and the only appar-
cnt question was how utter and COM
plcte would his failure be.
But he spent bis time in no Idle
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DEFINITION Of
MONROE PACT
NOW DEMANDED

WASHINGTON. Jun" 1S.-D"mhnh
thar the Monroe" duCtruc b.. defined IN
the covenant "f tn" league Of Nations
since no nation Of III" world has ever
,xrrcssly accepted the doctrine. and that
Tho former German cInp"r"r b" trs"d hy
his own cnuurvnr"n is ma" IN i Nom
urandurn submitted TO the peace confer
cncr by General r"hcarp" l"nt'H, head
e the Houdurian delegation to ihc Iaris
conference
The Monroe doctrine" tho mcmoran-
dun. male public here today. says. "di-
rr-rly affects IN" Latin-Amcrican re-
puhlics. II has never been embodied IN
any international document. nor has II
been expressly accepted by any Of the
n,tinns of th, old or new worlds. 1t has
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BR|T|SHERS WILL
HOP OFF TODAY

ST. JOHNS. n. T.. juno IA stitf
southwest wind prevented Captain Jack
Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Written
brown from hopping OFF, late today in
their Vickers-Nimy bomber in an Al
,rmpt to capture the $4,000 prize cffcr-
cd by the London Daily Mail, for A non
stop flight from Newfoundland to Ire
land The aviatorS announced tonight
they would take the. air nj 10 oclotf to-
rr.rrow. weather permitting.
The IIandlcy-pagc machIn" 1t Harhor
Grace, commanded ny Vice AItHirAI
Mark Kerr, which this morning circ''d
Trinity bay for ninety minutes. thlS
evening made another trial night or
three hours. flying over ST. Johns, Nd
inlri.l Kerr has set sunday as Il t"n'a-
live day for his tranS-occanlc attempt.
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REWARD INCREASED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June IRE
ward for the arrest and conviction Of
All the three men who held mp an inter
urban car near South Charleston. and
killed Conductor John Dame tn" night
Of June 10. has been increased from ST.
600 to 81 600 hy tn" local company.
Although n number Of the passengers
on the car that night claim 10 have iden-
titled the three Wh".I"r boys OF Ash
land. Kentucky. IN jail h'r" rs IN" han
dts. others deny that they ar" tn" right
ones. Officers of ia" city and county
are, by no means sur" they have the
right men. and arc still securing the
surrounding country.
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT


employment, be formed No bad h'its,
he lived wholesomeiy, and on OF
his exceedingly meagre income heaV-
ed q small amount Of money.
But In the heart Of the young tan
there were dreams and ambihonsDd
a grim determination TO succeed.
Notwithstanding the constant Ws
that fate administered, Woolvth
cherished the determination to beme
a great and successful merchant Oe
day. He knew we'll the truth OF Al
ham Lincoln's words: 'tGet ready I'd
the chance will come
Woolworth's chance came WIEN b
employers offered to back him hs
ten-cent store. They had tried e
experiment Of running . ten-ccnt =
partment, and It had proved 20 s.
cessful that Woolworth felt sare
ten-cent store would be . paying "
ture. Thus it was the habits OF u
man, founded on thrift, gave him I |
chance to rise from obscurity. H,
careful methods Of living, his homes
and frugality, had given his enploye
confidence in him so that they we
willing to back him In his frst bus
ness venture.
At the time of his death, Woo
worth was the head Of a So, 10000
corporation, owning 1000 stores an
employing more than $1,000 clerk
Several years ago he conceived tn
idea of building q great of6ce build
ing in New York. It Is the hghes
structure in the United States and 4
the loftiest work Of man aside frsu
the Eiffel Tower in Paris
II stands In lower New York, {
worthy monument to a great man wht
succeeded because he laid the foundA
ton Of his success In thrift
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WORKING ON CLUE

NEW YORK. juno 1$-Armed with
e,inn6scd to have been worn by tn" an
archist who set off tn" bomb in front Of
tho home Of Attorney General Palmer
in Washington. federal detectives today
began Il round Of the Sho"making "Stah-
IShmcntS of tn" "Ity IN an effort to
i'll. nifty the maker and the owner If tn"
f"cdwcar. With the exception "f 4 COL
lar the sandal is tn" only diSiinCtIv"
article bearing on the identity of the
man sought.
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THE Union MISSION

G.. w. Cory Will have CharE" or tho
usual saturday - unC S,rvlC"s al the
In;nn mission tonight which start at :
o'clock. Sunday. II. r. Merritt. IN" noted
HJblc teacher. viii teach his last lesson
Cor some Tim" here. The class meets
from : to J.. M. in IN" mission chapel.
'rh" evening services Will again he IN
charge OF g. W. Cory. Special music will
br the feature Of H." evening services
The usual jail service will h" held sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. and will hn
In charE" uf Edward jefferson Of tho
Wheeling Electric company.
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TWO BOYS KILLED

CLARION. Pa, June 13.-Two boys
were killed and three others injured hrrc
tonight when lightning struck IN"
f,randStand OF the ball park where they
had taken Rc6uGc during Storm
The Dead.
ANGELO NAEINO. ar"d II.
JOHN SAElAN, aged IA.
The boys w"rc sitting on rail under
In" ErGndStand when the lightning
StruCN.
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WILSON MAY LEAVE
FOR BELGIUM SUNDAY

PARIS. Juno 13.-Prrsident Wilson
Will leave for brussels probably on We'd
n"Sday. He IS much EratifICd over Cen
"ral PcrShing's announcement that $751;
900 American troops will sail for home
this month. breaking all records.
The proposal was made that the Prcsi-
dent sail for home from Antwerp. hut
this was vetoed by high naval authori-
tics who pointed out that there are still
many floating mines in tho lane which
any steamer putting out from that port
would traverse
1t Is now regarded as most likely that
the President Will sail from Brest the
latter part Of next week.
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4 CERTAIN business man who Is very
fond. or efficiency schemes recently had
rho wooden partitions separating tho
various little private Offices which
housed hts office force replaced from
the height Of two feet to the ceiling by
glass Also. all roll top desks were re-
moved and flat-top desks substituted
The result IS that when he glances up
IRON his desk he can see whether the
iSyptst In the third office down is work
ing or dreaming and whether the book
keeper in the second office to the left
Is busy over his figures or not
IN . way It Muss Be Halp.
OF course, II he is a big man with big
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ONE ARREST

One lone disorderfy will form tho nu-
dience for Judge Ritz IN police court
this morning. He was brought in by
Officer Roth and gave his name as
Fred Neisno. He Is bootblack and is
located near the Federal building.
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COUNTESS MARKIEV|Cz
PLACED UNDER ARREST

DUBLIN. June 1S.-Countess MarlIie-
viCZ, Sim Fcin leader and n member
OF parliament. was arrested, hero today.
She was taken to Cork under escort.
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Every young
man in America
should be ia
miliar with the
life Of the late
F r a n X w.
W o o ! worth.
Not only is the
colossal bust
ness which was
created BY his
genius a SPLEEN
did example Of
the power Of ac
cumulated lit
lie things, but
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DIED

EkUEE-On Friday, Juno Il. 1913, at
, B:45 O'Clock p--m.- at the family resi-
|, dence No. ~ Zane avenue, MARY
CATHERINE WETZEL, wtfe Of Emil
Fauth, in cher SIND year.
Mineral services on Monday afternoon
!, Al ESQ O'Clock Friends invited to
, attend 1nteUnc1t at MI Wood Gene
k1EEAKkUIEE-On Wednesday, June II,
, 1914 at S.+6 p m, at his late resi-
dence. 1z6 Eighteenth street, WarEood.
WIN J. CAVANAUGH husband Of
! Cora n RietzJ, IN the 1orty-frst year
az hts age
nnaral notice hereafter
P1ease omit howerA)