The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1914, Page 19

Teh “PRIDAY, ooTroneR 16," 1914. i A Mg go aks teks fanalne is “, ; MUSICAL. be | < as a epy cause she spoke Russian. u } t W SOKK MILE WALKS TAKEN An appeal to Ambassador Gerard | but did no damage. Tho rix fam METROPOLITAN OFETY HOUSE. . caused her release, and at Berlin she | iivi a0 to the atroet W antie ee MENGE grt found her elster. The two iit wes the usual excitement dn il The Prodigal ‘hes elr hands o} REPEATEDLY BY GIRL IN Jonty able fo, come 0 thls country In| ithe police dlacovered from the «rag. a ) < mentmmes Tite Ren | through the Ald of the Ambassador, ments that the bomb was a tin can filled Daughter of New York Furrier Ils and pow- in Far Away Russian Castle When Hostilities Began. seme et L ey <a es ee . : | 7 . . . 3 x ~“ KFORM ANCE, 4 with paper, fron filing? der, Domenico Dagwano, owner of the building, and Mving there, sald he had TIN CAN AN BOMB EXPL EXPLODED. received no thr and had no idea A mall bend exploded early to-day why the bomb was set off. ‘Miss Nathalie Boscho and her sister COLDS, HEADACHES, SOU SOUR STOMACH Lf g iara n Vietoria of No. 1536 Madison avenue, ; 2 1" feel bully; the: rel bully; they| poison from th the bowels, AC vie Gaughters of a New York fur im- mscedistnly ‘cieanee, “and Prove Ad the Right trighten you out oy ~4 : ran ‘ Porter, wore passengers on the Maure- ‘stomach, remove the sour, tindigested| a 10-cent box from any druggist keeps « =» i ; WeW YORK Rs? tania, arriving to-day. Miss Nathal and fermenting food and foul gases; take] your Stomach regulated, cleat and and B fi dition f PRINCE! JOHN MASON™ TOE toreety tvs bree 1k 6 Bats | P fiy camnieied won muntew ead meatier Dear ee cg a = i] OPENS TO-MORROW. NIGHT |] LIBERTY sis hoes aay ; La DOUGLAS . im HE COME only to the wildest melodrama of the IN G \ Ai-44 sts, Daay Mats, 2, Heat ovate 61. WARS ,8& WORLD Val Toomight, Winter “Garden. §),:/1 Re “Biberia” type. She was studying the violin in Rus- la while her older sister studied piano in Berlin. When war was clared she was visiting the castle of the Prince and Princess Naipini at fii lisa trem os searens fllrend — WORK WHILE YOU SLEER Running — @tation, at Novo Grodek. = a | The army officers of the district took all of the Princes’ horses except four. The Prince and Princess started with her in a drosky drawn by three horees for the railroad station. A i Playhouse'*\ Mets r ' MY TABY'S S DRESS eer ae Woditeay bee 80° Taunt EYE DENCE NOCER NT a autin' LITTLE THEATRE WILL oa ; KBAR OF F'SILK: STOCKINGS ES} Everything runs smooth for the chauffeur when 2 he has his fragrant, fresh-rolled NAVY cigarette to comfort —— | aye ; him. His hands are steady and his eyes are clear—he’s |] Comedy, i e CABIRIA : commandeering squad intercepted happy and content. 1] Faar'se rics | gat took toe. three. Noreen, Mies GAIL & AX THE LAW si Boshko persuaded the Prince and Princess to let her go on alone, Bhe was two days and a night Feaching the station. There were to be no trains for two weeks. She walked all the way back to the cas- tle. There she found a reign of ter- for. ‘Tho peamante, freed rom tte; Coward supervision of the provincial garri- ° , son, were threatening revolution| Extension vs against the nobility. 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You'll also enjoy it in pipe and 4 | MI ytranelip Ardell & Co, Dy he eR pees optaet aap label aabonanaar Coward Arch Support Shoe and Coward Extension chew—for NAVY is famous “all-around tobacco.’ ideopaalary hesetee ' rm Tet || vit amt ny Suimaing Mone Hina Enrougm and ‘treated her ‘with. tho Heel, have been made by James 8. Coward, table Ask your dealer for the Frec book of FE G. 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