The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1913, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER | MALONE GREETED | What a Woman Really Can Do in Politics ~—-ASPORT COLLECTOR As Told by Colorado’s 'Voman Senator 4, 1018. LADYWALDSTEIN GOAT ON RAMPAGE SHOPS DVORE “DOESNTWANTTO. MOLE STATON | TOBE AULD \, BY ALL PARTIES, preerzae = pen | GIVE $125,000, CHASES SERGEANT! REMAIN MARRIED Even Tammany Men Are There | aa ‘Court Asked to Construe It Took Half a Dozen Reserves! Justice Giegerich Refuses to With Wounds Healed to | Meaning of Will Left by | to Overpower Him and Compel Wife to Enter Order Wish Him Good Luck. Einstein. | Rescue Hickey. for Final Decree. | HE’LL STICK TO REFORM. wD And Apart From His Job, He Says, He'll Work for Sir Charles Waldstein, emeritua pro. | There was @ clatter of feet, a rush fessor in the University of Cambridge, @CTOM® the wooden veranda of the old ‘Wingiand, appeared in the Sucreme Alexander avenue potice station in the [Court today with Lady Waldatein, the Bronx, shortly after 9 o'clock this morn: | former Florence Einstein of New York, '8 Then the door was flung open and | | Banker James Cunningham Bishop Amainst his will, must continue to live |am the hunband of Mrs. Abigail Hancock Bishop, the society woman, who ob- t@ined an interlocutory decree of d ‘to Wave the will of Lady Weldetain'a | Mto the station rushed Polloeman Henry rae from him Inet spring, after a ‘ itic. . rhe « . Kilroy, Behind him rushed @ big white) hotly contested trial, in which Mre Clean City Politics. Windia thot tine “t iiss eos @n4 brown goat around whose neck @| leila Jones Gwatimey, another well " Mg viecta 7, fOD@ WAs made fast, Kilroy clung to wn aoclety woman, figured aa the \ third of the fortune the late Navid 1. | see hd #8 the 6p: alent Dudley Field Malone was sworn in Hinatein left Ex Judge | Pr ‘wy United States Commissioner John Ghields to-day as Collector of the Port of New York, A speech written by the Fettring Collector, John Purroy Mitchel, Who is a daughter of United States Sen- ator O'Gorman. The Senator was not “I Think Men Are Too Emotional for Politice,”’ lelen, Ring Robinson. his children, Alton B. Parker, ex-Judge Morgan J O'Brien and ex-Justice Leventritt ap. peared among the counsel, When David 1. Einstein died neve in 1900 he left @ will fret providing for | | “I ound him on the crosstown car tracks t One Hundred and Thirty. ol Kilroy gasped to Lieut Michael Hickey. “He was holding up & car. The motorman and conductor Provided that she could dispore of the |#*t you. He chi capital or principal to one of the Bin- | Mt the atatio me all the way Stein blood, Whether she ts permitted But the warning was too tate. Before Supreme Court Justice Giagerich to- day decided that unless Mrs. Bishop applies for @ final decree of divorce within ten daya the \iteriooutory @e- cree will be get agide and the couple and separate forever." BISHOP CANNOT COMPEL | i} ; was read at the ceremontes, which took fi 5 comdn't get him off the track til 1/ Will be restored to the status of mar- 1 plate In the Aig iecestion room of tne| “42 See My Husband his bs Mra. Caroline Einstein, and | hetpea them, and then, bad cess to ‘em,| Tiel persone, ‘Thin la a elgnal victory CANO Hotes in the prevents OF Of then dividing tne residue into three they turned on the juice ft me| for Mra, Hishop, who in letters to the GUNEROGT Gomen ae dteleas ee ‘tener When I Am in equal parts, one of which wan left out: /alope with this divi. Ah, you would, | prese and in court has atated that under i . Mr. the Senate Than Wh \rlaht to hia daughter Florence, now | ould yout |no conditions would she permit her D asking co-operation from the jen | Lady Wadatein, another to his daumhter | Kilroy‘s attention was turned to the | husband to take out a final decree. federal employees and repledging him- 1 Was Out of It,” Says Amy, and the third portion to Lady |08% whose sudden ri The Juatice, in his decision, comments ‘ self to a fight for clean political lead- id Waldstein in trust, with the pro. {climbing up on the r on the fact that Mra. Hishop “evidently ere in New York City. ’ Mrs. Senator Helen alin that oka aguas ie bs "| dente thinks It bettor to condone the acte of Among those who witnessed Mr. Ma- Ring Robi: ot Wnatian’s point any OMe) The goat gave a Jerk a: rope| infidelity charged againet her husband it’s \tiduction into office here were g§ Kobinson. natein’s Mood to receive the in-|enapped. Then Qntinal rushed | by her, for the sake of thetr children, Nib father and: cacthee, dtr. and sire e '@ from the third portion of the for- peer es deok, and remime their former marital re- MMM = CHAN Sigioas, Kak Wid wite une or keep it herself, The will also out,” shouted Kilroy, “Hell|iations than to take out a final decree Present, but this other daughter, Do- In the gathering were Fusion and Cammany leaders in numbers, It seemed that some of the wounds of the last fray had been healed and that enemies met on aommon . round to pay a trib: te to the youngest Collector the city has had except Mr. Mitchel. Among those from Leaders Willicm Dalton and Thomas FE. Rush and James A. Hoe: appointment. You may remember that an epoch-making one, and it ls with the Areatest regret that Lam not with you Holding. By Marguerite Movers Marshall. | What can women really do in politics? a firmly optimistic person—what she intends some day to get done. Listening to the prophetic souls @ vagueness of detail inconveniently befogs all the ‘Mus mawsaact Prophecy of woman's place in politics. A year ago that PHYSICIANS AVER. |, | ONE-STEPS CAUSE controversy We appear to be on the threshold of a bitter medical men over the dance craze rted in New York and has now swept over the entire country, between himeelf to meet to give heracif the principal of thie| Hickey could arran whether Lady Walistein may appoint tnroumn It. The goat stopped to butt heraelf to receive the third portion of he vila Wi as oe ee the fortune, am ahe has lateiy demanded |lesurely through the window. Hickey of them. All arp willing but one mem-|C8™M® Im through the door. The goat ber of the board, who gaye chat rig followed and Hickey was only one Jump portion of the fortune was really for | ahead when he passed through the win- the Deneft of Lady Waldetein's brother, 22%, seein. in a position to give something more definite than al | ' | | But when J was at the State House = speat more time in my home | With my hasband than the Mew in thelr favor. The exercive, ac- | claim to thin $126,000 and cording to doctors, conduces to good tp Tt is a nervous affection brought on |! etthar the income or the principal o LEOPARDESS BIT SNYDER; |wawrs 4 SEPARATION ya he wishes to have no trouble or disturbance about if 1 do call,” yelled Kilroy from the @afety of the rail. through the door, then out the window Flagain. So went the chase, with Hickey |The goat seemed overjoyed, He butted jand bucked, upsetting cop after cop, but at last they got him, Mooney squatting Feleased his feet after they had made TO TAKE FINAL DECRE : As Mrs, Bishop's attorneys contended, Jorita, now Sra, John Maher, w She Declares in Com- Qetaten Cetera eee angen MIDE Fortunately ee lene, Preset eicty | duatice Giegerich decides that MF Present with Collector Malone's two B é an debated before Justice Glegerich, | ong French window | ishap, having been proven the offender Sisters, the Misses Bello and’ May| P@Ying the Fitness of “DANCE NEUROSIS, The sult trou “thy the trusteas | BODINE onto, the veranda, was open |in the divancenroccesiney hen ho stents alone, the Sexes for Office of the Elnatain estate to determine id rlolbigsed Lb ing in court and cannot compel his wife, against her will, to take out the final decree and leave him free to wed out- aide of the Stat Ith courts,” anys J under such ci the plaintiff, M in this State by they lee Glegerich, “that maances as in this case Bishop, cannot be re | + S = ‘all off your goat.” he shouted to 1 *e th Tammany who clasped Mr. Malone’ s, he, i Up to this time the only published Louta Elnatein. Quired to divorce the defendant againat hand were James E. Sullivan, Geor No New York woman can answer that question. She can only andl opinions from doctors about the J] The brother, Louis éinatein, does not | KiFO¥ ee. . her will, The Englieh courts have held, Gordon Battle, Justice John Delany, | What she would like to do, or what ghe hopes she may do, or—if she is tango and other modern dances were || appear in the action, makes no personal | ut he ain't mine and he won't come| too, that the final order in a divoree Proceeding cannot be made by the of- fending party. The principles of !aw Then began a marathon, with Hickey derlying in this 1 ld br: Mr. Mitchel's address was read by Ber- hat health. tt. . underlying in this casq would brand as tram de N. Cruger, his former secretary. among the local suffragists (antis), one gathers t fi Now the opposition is coming to || On the other hand, Lady Waldetain piped pada ee! teh pee et unjust @ decision that the offending It follows, in part: | voting women will promptly bring on a political the front. Doctors hi launched a [| contends that the will teft her this! per fie ae re Kd 4 party be permitted to force a final de- “1 conzratulate you on Mr. Malone's! millennium (political gehenna). To my skeptical soul; and he never comes home to tuned. disease they call © neurosis.” [| third portion with discretion to give | Verand® fot veran a cree upon an innocent apouse, However, the present unsettled statu f both par- 2 N6 a ties must not b tin 4 a early ju March I urged the President to fervent foretellings, and I’ve always preferred that; | by as a | avoud Ettantion’ (te ihe both to any paren, of ileal yelling for help, until half @ dosen of arlocdthey Auaresigranies Ue tui ocnns name him He will make a great Col- bland defiance, “Women have a right to the vote, and! we lumched together. also made peur Cie dacaeonts Oth reeks ns || Blood she chose, and that under this | the reserves asleep upataire tumbled out! wit us vaceten cine the plaintift v4 will find him a rare asso- is pv &@ practice of not going out even- ether forms of the new dances. construotion she ts within her rmhte| of bed Led by Sergt. “Dan” Mooney, plain’ sieges it’s none of your business how they'll use it! ft 0 ve the Lfabvtatce dg : moves for @ final decree within ten an inspiring leader. : " ings while the Senate was in ses in Appointing herself to receive the! physical giant, they charged the goat) day “The term of Collector Malone will be » But Senator Helen Ring Robinson of Colorado ts i Bo politician 2 certaint: fortune, HOP WILL NOT ASK FOR DECREE IN TEN DAYS. an That Mrs, Bishop will aot move for Ip, persan on this occasion to Join in| ars)| ¥0x% soctety woman oam do. heavily on his head. eine 1. T wish him godspeed. eg pene See Rodinton Pilg ees fe Senate? (for ge sie “And yet L really was faithful in al NOW THE “OAT'S”” DEAD They bound his feet with ropes and | {* f r In response Mr. Malone said in part: | the city and county of Denver In the highest legislative body of her State.! indance nt the scssions, Women he FROM ARMY OFFICER carried him into the stable, where they |‘ her was forecasted last week when ‘We are living in a fortunate 4. She holds the most important elective office occupied by any woman Ina talent for keeping uround after things she wrote a letter to the preas in which tly witnessed the ele: tion of a new Chief Executive of the reat City of New York by a politica! army composed of Democrats, Republi- cans, Progressives and Independents. We have ree the United States at the present time. What has she done with it? What |can a woman do with such an office? I asked her and this ts what she | told me: “Z Delleve that I have convinced was the woman Senator's astounding {you know. One day the Governor asked [me to assist his wife in pouring tea for the wives of the Senators. 1 con- {sidered hia request ike the command of a king, and therefore left the State This Ought to Be a Future Warning to “Man Eaters” in Central Park Zoo, Home With Rich Father, and Say: Col. Stevens, Retired, Was rm has veen sent out for the owne: | but ft fs not helleved any one will have |the temerity to face Hickey and claim Ss head fast to @ stall. A general; whe sald that tii e were many features, jeuch as allmony and the custody of the children, in the interlocutory decree which she was dissatisfied with. 1 :, that goat. | Justice Glegerich's decision ie likewis Because of the fact that men of all my colleagues that I am an au- admiss on. I could almost see a Sacred! House exrly in the afternoon, Cruel Hi ! ————— }@ defeat for Miss hop, the parties partcipated in the election of| thority on houseke Papen AG) n banippaelestie COMPLIMENT O07 WHICH SHE 18| “Eat-'Em-Up Kitty,” the black teup- uel to Her, | IGHTS HARD Afteen-year-old daughter, who volun- hn Pu Mitchel, 1 know I offend J : Sonn eae on ardess in the Central Park Zoo that ji CARR Ll tarily asked Justice Cegerich to appoine John Purroy ee ieee no Seri gua warns tn a Question i PROUDEST, Mra, Grace F. Stevens, @ pretty! no sense of propriety note of partisanship in asking you ail @ good deal of winter to o of State housekeeping I think & considorataion x down in the elevator smiled bit Head Keeper Bill vther day, Was found little dark-haired woman, daughter o| Henry W. Allen, a millionaire real en-| ft! TO DISCREDIT OWENS Phoenix Ingraham her guardian, | Hitherto she had been tn the custody n tn the elev s of Mrs. Bishop. Nathalie asked that to uphold the cause of clean party that my opinion influences measure having to do with the food nid 1 "The | this morning. Bill is tn his usual good i 147 oy Ja polities and the administration of good in the State prisons. A | urned early to-day. didn't! nealth, and while he refuses to admit ie five chee pie ‘scien qe icing b a tome ee Ce ae government in this community under Senator hotly declared thet |!t? He had never seen me leave vefore|tnat there is any connection between | Brooklyn ee w York, with to say to-day, that after I have completed my hours of service at the I reserve the right, which belongs to every oltizen, to spend my leisure time in fighting dor clean politics and sound made chairman of @ committss to LOOKS LIKE. inspect the management of all the tence she's the sort of person you'd be glad to have for a mother or aunt. As &@ matter of fact, she is happily mar- Breater safety for the men workers In the coal mines wished to push thetr measure through the upper house they {adjournment. That's one of the com- you ever treat the lady Senator Ike that again the janitor will be making a “Of course you should hold office?” ator in conclusion, think more women 1 asked the Sen- While he was engaged in trimming her claws, which had grown ao long they BI the embi HE HAS NO BAD HABITS and intoxicants, She accuses him of having ridiculed her continually and of having mortified iament was on hia alde ha caune of hin wife's fondness for winen three others, charged with conspiracy Supreme Court. The defense continued the Introduction of testimony to show that while there wae confusion In the the new Mayor of itarian measures, and not ieroly the hundreds of prisoners could | r Kitty's nipping a plece out of b nies pee orouent sult for seperation | Defense Directs Fire Upon State's ——— It is the duty of every good citizen to | ¢howe limited to helping women and Rot poseibly be fed at a cost of ss | Dl!ments of which I'm proudest. and her demise he says the occurrence) Te gin Cle Ot reine him with Witness in Primary Fraud |AUTO DRIVERS LUNATICS interest himself, mot merely on election! ohtidren, Finally, in thie first cents per man per day. X got np | “Were the men xenstors nice ought to bee warning to-all wild anj-| i f° Avy retired: charging him pel ° ’ day but three hundred and sixty-flve| year, x have had the privilege of sata that I would undertake to | "They couldn't have been s couple seancmnnselea on diy AG Ai Case. days of the y in the affairs of! jearning my job." the thirty-five Colorado Sen. | *lerute. The only time anything ever! Kitty was a rare specimen of leopard- ri i MPRVORD MA yAULBAL Nae’ RUK SAY MAGISTRATE KROTEL poli and government. Without such It isn’t the millennium, but ten't It] tors at the dally cost of 35 . | happened to me Was once in a com-| eps, one of the finest {n captivity, Rut ba H is, { ‘ y 0 a The trial of State Senator Daniel F. vigilance on the part of the men Of |e gane, clean-cut record of achtevement| per Semator. Mecause I was « Mruutea Se an Wiccided peta ea ot her iitepehina ton De liarears whan he Carroll; Democratic leader of the Tow. - eals, republican in- ye a frat tery? er they believed me, % 3 iM : : pr teenth Assembly District in Bros y Wiis, Bennet, a e for one, Se MABEL SS iat Resaesenver: poy ado : ene Senator walked up to him and sald, ‘If| of menagerie cages. She bit Snyder | Myer, Va, where he wan stationed. Luke O'Reilly, the Brooklyn lawyer, ana; 52YS Many Chauffeurs Have Ne More Regard for Pedestrians ‘ fon in March, fi 0 b 5 te y : H 0 atenl a primary elect . Custom House !n the performance of Are you wonderin, by the way,| public imetitutions med oy the Pa men et Mu eet ot veut ae were Sending naek and penetrating the and jeninacrosed aru he. crasenoe’ of sth, aataree dn 100 earned woul tonday Than Mad " the non-political ousiness duties of the | what one of the few women politicta State of Colorado, orks aBlvaley) ‘ol- | pads of her Reothhen eieare) 9d) the, wit Cals ees re aincion Kelby ae Kinis Grunts Do, Mectorshly of the Port of New York, |in captivity looks lke? In ome sen-/ “When the friends of « bill providing Ten apesiers were either fined $5 or committed to jail for one day in the Weat Side Court by Magistrate Krotet this morning. u y in ¢ f the ; ' “The State needa them,” ale replied BUT IS HELD AS FORGER Col, Stevens in the aon of an army | election, dur to delay in delivery of the! admhinistratio se ot | ime ith m geventeon-yearvold dangh |came to me with the argument that|warmiy. “They have tah idaie man who joined. the Confederacy dure |batlots, no iilagal meihode were used by | ln dealing with one case Magistrate 3 0 not Intereeted Jp the rosulis of;/tehs. Kere le. anecluey Bo hele on nnd children would suffer texs (| apocial talents. They are honest and = Ing the war. Hin home was in New| the Carroll faction Krotel say “Ama matter of fact, you one contest. Those leaders of parties, | mannish affectation about her. She has | the number of men killed tn the since thing ‘ol, A ‘s fe ang effort in being made by the| Chauffeurs break the law every day, and we Nave them. in all parties, who y contralto voice, & pair of smiting | could be reduced, 1 sald, they keep at things until things are Orleans, and Col. Alexander 8 Bacon.| A atrong @! work for purposes of government which not republi and not American, Never take one defeat as conclusive. "You don't need to tell me that. If the men alone were made safer and happier by this measure I'd work for it Just as hard’ eyes that look directly at her questioner, a generously wide mouth. She stands a bit above medium height done, No woman with small childre: should enter pelitical Ife, but. there's ienty of time and opportunity for her Newark Bookkeeper, Authorities Say, Admitted Guilt in More Col, Stevens, told ley In Brookiyn appearing for me Court Juatie y that Su. had ntarted the testimony of who waa indicted with Reilly and tater turned detense to break Thomas Owen Carroll and ¢ lotn of times, Once « man tearns t | drive an automoblle it seems that he becomes # lunatic, with no more regard after the babies are grown up. 01 fi ‘ase. auit in New ns for diver He < William J, Danii, a} for the safety of the pedestrian than @ And 1 intend to dedicate not merely ono| When I talked with her the wore @1HER AIM 18 TO BENEFIT |nn aisuuneny that waren a on for Than One Case tsked for delay here, saying that cot | uate, ovice sta menatés tantit\ed| ama don: You tellnWe ao med’ ean campaign, but the rest of my life in this eine se Sessa Sater der cccuell < HUMANITY. jdonal too much awayed by personalities | award MeKinney, twenty-six, of | Stevens's legal rendenca was in Newliodes that Owens aot him Inet Hep-| the lust for speed, and the public hes city of New York to @ fight for radical | 04 oh made and becoming. It seems to me that women in pol- u know tt ihnk? Senator 49 Aven avenue, Newark, was 8 duaticn Kelley allowed the) civner and had been heard to the ten) to pay. Every one of you deserves Me changes of party purpose and party ae ee eine ne vaye asking me how | t!C® must realize that if men cittans pn paused, dramatically, “El grrested to-day and charged with the to continue, } the liver of Senator Carroll fo ue) fine, leadership." many bills 1 have parsed,” she. cone| 2° Miserable women will be wret men are too emotional tor] gor ger cheek for $212 — ‘ father. —— oo Among others present were John D. Crimmins, Joseph Davies, Commin- sioner of Corporations of Washington, And vice versa, We have to thin what will benefit humanity as a whol The only woman's measure, in the tinued, while 1 was taking In theso de- tails, that’s rather silly, you know, because one person in an assemblage of polities | > —— A STEEPLE JACK KILLED, Thimsele the 1 MeKinne: FINED FOR HAVING BAD MEAT. Senat oie “CLYDE LINER AGROUND. t Symphony Concert e chan Company Pay Mast- D. Ci Charles Jerome Edy vis, Henry | nearly two acore cannot put through a | #rictest genae, which I had the wanes is ‘ate ue Into Mud to De Forest Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs, John | thing alone. Tut the other Sonators RE EONS sear, was # resolution | \ctson Manson Malls 75 Feet at (ee ; 8 to bear the sig y Under Cade, Young Pe L, de Sauies, James RK. Regan, Gen.|Knew that they could depend on my | & @PPoint a commission to consider the | Aen | 0 Groebe, the eeniar enaity for a viola. Save Her From Collision. intay aftern befwe a cory large Theodore A. Bingham, Chief of the| support for certain measures, and I be- Leyes cone. saat Md cl oe a BREUn liacnibaniio® ThE TIFT ‘ ary code was imposes| 3, LM, Pla, Nov. %—The| audience. It was the beginning of « Gecret Service William J. Fiynn, Rev. |ileve that my opinion counted the more! ‘.etned to pase mroviinl why te oy . Sipe bl sped ed Hejuck and! spokiy was arraigned before Judge |on Darling 1 ’ y of No | eiyde liner Lenape ts agronud near the! Mustrating ine separace Frank C. Camptell, Senator Black of | because I didn't try to talk about what | ‘16 Hela to pass proviled that in each femokestack works 4 from al itann and held in di Mtar hi ]405-407 West Fourteenth street toutay | jottien at the saith of the St. Johna|menta of the orchestra, Tae ovoe, Brooklyn. Tapert Tae undersians, yw] should bo kept open at least six months |e ns Chain while ot wat removing & artuignment he annod wuthor |The company, which does a large bual-| River, ‘Tha te Biscayne, towing al clarinet, Engiiea horn walla and viata Foctick and Francis Lynde Stetson, T didn’t talk very mulch @ByWEY)”| O ine sear, and a teacher be paid at y from: the a the new} iio nay, that th fi simiin: [ness supplying meats to hotels und| gas; enasted «oh was coming down | were treated this time, Mr. Dam-ure —— ct oaeremem—ee |Joast $50 a month, You must sco that |" Anartinents Broadway and) onecks which h xed, Out he does |restauranta, pald the fine of $500. He hanne! anid cane teas hitting the |Arat explaining them and letting nem ees a pay that measure {a of value to men, women |S") °niv-firth iy tooday “lnot know the dato or the amount Inspector Lazard of the Health De-| ive wip. & Kemole ran the Lenape vers of is orchestra illustrate, Katne and children, without distinction.” EC INTO Oi CONE Viren arrested ve aad about two hun [partment testified that on July 6 he} vid @ collision. Unti high | teen Pariow, the Canadian violinist, w “E infer that you are a woman. poli Killed, His body was taken! gid doliare ih his posession and ac|found at the Fourteenth-atreet plazny he unaide to met the vessel Che tilustrator of the vielia in Bruch’s tlefan unaffected by sex antagonism,” 1/10 Cie West One Hundredth street» ® | suid this was a part of the proceeds | 3,000 pounda of apotled turkey, duck. out of the mud. jeonverto in D minor t! t sick. Nearly all rheume- bet Vadiches, liver t: Sable, nervol remarked, ca: not injure; makes a delightful effe:-| had been reversed 1 am sure he would on and the police about to find Mr, Wa’ be teven the time has come 40 enterprise % poeainle, from the check which brought his ar-[ehleken, pork and ox-talls, A repre. | Aceording to an affidavit filed to-day tacked his wife in their apartmea meaiasium for fow bo ols weeks 2S Ate a tena ae ‘will cleanse your Get it at your drug store tem in a natural, healthy ~ M 1s ly. He had not given his «0 f the vo al ia | 'E never Knew the meaning of tres (aisneluanidinie a a Hee Neen dn peedaat ania wi Gh Win wir Maat EGA epsilon IH einen arnt 9 Watle the nineteen-story apartment! se ing Avon avenue address, He neither |t2® company 1d not Intend to nel! on e our omac. ’ house was under construction a tem-| smokes, chews tobacco, drinks or{ tiem. Justice Collins secured the com ) anes no amokestick waa rin up eo end eave there ls no women} Pany heavily tn Imposing the limit tne pp ae 2 ny wi ai minh! ns a awry mg uble You We ont ee Bel wan, gent, irregular of Passage oF attended eee PONE reedcerie Hac rind aie cin PURCELL DECLARED SANE. 0 e which clogs Kidneys, an Bee, srg Salt cegeee sell iced ane j |wne engaged to remove the temporary SAT en When you feel miserable, run down, have a bad taste in the mouth, coated . ( ‘ Je} amd Keeps her in idleness, A Turk | wi Amainet P ‘ H they need a flushing Ahariacy and take w taRareonit il) sient es tae sama for a eunie | StRe% 1S TOO ILL TO TESTIFY. tnoen Againat' elles Mass & «ngue and frequent headaches it that your stomach, liver @ sure sign . a glass of water before breakfast for a| Rarem of wives. In the West the ee sot Canuni Appa Tria) for Wpsder: | bowels are not in order and need a good, thorough cleansing at once. occasionally, few days and your kidneys will then act! woman wears tess expensive PLANS TRANS-OCEAN FLIGHT, ‘"" DrMomt Cannot Appear Frank P. Garvan, Dr. Pearce Haitey | fine. This famous salts in made from| 4resses and works harder, but | -- ~ Awatn usband, 4 Mayer Nussbaum, a commission No man or woman who eats meat regu-| the acid of rapes and lemon juice, com-| stands erect beside her husband,’ German Engtuecer to © e With | Mra Fannie P. Deltost, former wife] alnted to inquire into the sanity larly can make @ mistake by flushing] bined with lithia, and has been used for| ‘Did your husband have an: objec Glenn ¢ of Elbridge Gerry Snow, who is suing | ‘ames Purcell, accused of murder, -e- w@ 4 the kidneys oocasionally, ® well-| generations to flush elo, kidneys and | ons to your going Into politica?” jher present husband, Louis 1, DeHoat,| orted to Judge Malone tn General Se a known authority, Meat forms uric acid, | stimulate them to activity, also to neu-| "On the contrary, he was deeply in-| Frederick Waal, a marine er a broker, for legal separation, Ia too ill] sons to-day that in their opinion tne which clogs the kidney: pores 90 they tralise the acide in urine to it no longer created, ! tno if he had seriously Germany. arrived hore is appear in court for trial, though he: ant should be put on sluggishly filter or strain only part of | causes irritation, thus ending bladder dis. | demurred 1 should have stayed out of | George Washington o Ree: fs 4 from iy ate and poisons from ¢ blood, orders, sd the political field.” MM. obinson man Tdoyd line to vie't Glenn H. Curtise | /0%0 De tern eee el AS reel! whot and killed his daughter The Delicious Laxative Chocolate Jed Salts is inexpensive and can-| initted, with a litte smile, “If the cases| «t Hammoninport, N. ¥ RRMA. NOT BEDRATATCS manner, without pain or i ‘ ‘ Dy Cl rwol ttorney, she No. 218 West Twenty-first atrout. . mstipation, dissiness, sleepless-| vescent lithia-water drink which all rog-| Mave done as much for me, Hut during | when an alsbons can teem the Atlant + [0 Charles Harwood, ner attorney, she |at et “nc (@riping. 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