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tated and arraigned later before Mag-! istrate Naumer in the Gates Avenue Court and held under $600 bail for ex. amination Monday on the charge of attempted suicide DRVES OUT SISTERS, «ATTACKS MOTHER, [Ste cr HAVEMEYERS KEEP VIOLIN. Uncle Sam Final! Over a “Str: United States Judge Hand directed yesterday the filing of the final 4 pf the District Court refus! forfelted for ailered non-pavment: of duties « Kiesewetter Stradivarius vivilo } In the possessron of the Havemeyer ’ family, Bhe netghborhood of McDonough] The Government alleged that the street and Summer avenue, Brooklyn, | Violln was smuggled at the tnstance of As asoused early to-day when etghteen.| H.C. year-old Frank Tuero, aon of Vincent| forfeiture. Defeated in ‘the United SPF, 8 WEMILhY tobacco planter of) Sialuts of itelltatince te Genrtnt a ‘ e of ‘ations, ‘ 5 Na. 24 MoDonough street, tried to kill | ied 19 the Clroult Cort of Appenia his three gistors, his mother, and then confirmed the lower court's attempted to Kikil himself. Policeman Goss of the Gates avenue Police station asw at Sumner avenue and Decatur street when he saw three white robed figures coming from the direction of McDonough atreet. nee ‘The first to reach him was Miss Marte | Doctor cures his Twero, who was sobbing hysterically, J 9 s e She said her brother wae in thelr home bab S$ itch in h a trying to hem all with @ carving y I 4 lu knife and a iT ith R s | 49 only nine ty protect ‘therine, four- ten, Benton, Pa., May 8, 1912—“At the ean. Her. brother, she said, had driven/ age of two weeks, our litle daughter them all out of the house in their night; began to develo; Aresses, ‘Their mother was then alone| free, hands aad armen Her teens | in the house with their frenzied brother constantly worse, with much itch- rapped on the pavement for urning and pain, cousing a great help and started for the house, He [0:4 of sleep. Thin continued about two was Joined by Policuman Coulter, Pitbrait the rorsesion seaiea ce tee ete Nhent.they’ reached th remedies known to the med- y the stoop there teal profession for this disease, but with was a shower of crockery from the top no siccess, ana Inet resort trying Res window. The front door w as bolted, {nol Soap and Ointment, with immediate Ringing the bell brought no response, Felicf, and in a very short time resulting except more missles from above. ig tek (Signed) Da ‘The whole neighborhood was hang- | 0: @ Hxse. ing out of the winiows. The police. Dandruff a sight, Itching very bad mén decided to storm the house from Ster'ing Sta,, N. . the rear, They went through the next| “My s(alp had da house, at No. 244 McDonough atreat.| Itching was very bad, and it was a sight. In che rear of the Tuero home there Peauiit comb it out. I tried « sample Ina arape arbor, Climbing up on this $f,itemcel Soap and thought It helped, the policemen foune a window on the Resinol Sintment’ 1 used thei for second floor that was unlocked, They about a month, then my ecalp wan free entered and began searching the house, from dandruff,” (Signed) Mes. How- ‘The young man wab not in sight. He AnD L, HENpRIcKs, had barricaded himself in a bedroom | Tour drugeist sells Reainol Soap (2ic.) and Oins pat for free nara: Eigteon-Year-Old Frank Tusro of Dioo':lyn Turns on Gas After Outbreak, ‘on the top floor, peat ts Bern tn, taticonre, Mad The elder Tuero, who had left home early, was summoned, With his aid, and the assistance of some more 5 lee, the door was smashed and the boy was found unconscious, He had taken the gus tube from the yet and turned on the gus. He was resusci+ Ever Play Indian or Cowboy? 1, You Mothers and Fathers, Big Brothers and Sisters “Those Were the Happy Days,” when you were a kid, and you'd stick a couple of chicken feathers in your ca let out a blood-curdling shriek and think you were a real live Indizn—or, with an old slouch hat, a length of rope and a toy pistol, you were a swaggering Cowboy. You remember those days, don’t you? Well, haven't you a kiddy who would go wild with delight over one of these? 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Remerkalle vaives, Bargains in Boys’ Suits as at $3.50 to $ 95 Russians, Ssilors, Norfolks, Couble-trersted's, sizes 3 to 18, in a splendid assoruxcnt of krowns, griys end tans—half of them with two pzirs of knickers. A big saving for you in every suit at $3.50. . : ’ |Special for Big Koys 51) i loug srouscr suis, sizes 6 10 $35, at } Fast color blue serges, fancy blues, grays end trowns i all made to fit and piceze young men; secd dercndable \ S.i.s, unusually good value at $10. Bull Brothers 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St. 47 CORTLANDT ST., near Greenwich. 125th STREET, at $d Ave, "UNION SQUARE, 1ith Street, West of Broadway, Harlem Store Open Evenings. Unten Square Store Open Saturday Evening. HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1912. 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