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Mrm.Tmf,,. THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. APRIL 12 1 4 t- i. 0 4 THE CHICAGO DAILY RINUNE: THURSDAY. APRIL 1 1906.

1 I ris'ilerioN. rit: i Ar-1) A 1) IVAJ. CASTRO GIVES UP ABANDONS 'The Use of Malt REINS OF -FIGHT FOR POWER I EXtra.C., in Food Treated With It aud CASTI 1 1 POWER LxiracT in 143" Treated With It mad REINS OF POWER. FIGHT FO a Malt CASTRO GIVES UP ABANDONS The Use IP re A President er sins GOMEZ i Presider si 1 erit 1 GOMEZ 1 President SieritS 1 4 c0 1 I 1 a I It qi)cLrit,) 4.., rAtrtvti J1 wow 6'' I -----i a a 1 CAI Ltp.t...t::.,:..o., '''''ket''' tArgl-ETJ .4.. 2 )) A.

011111NO.Nikee i 1 rvii ri I 4,, 1,,,, I 1 I of Venezuela Re- to Seek Rest in Private Life. ASSUMES SCEPTER. NO from firot page.) I r-luu kutt 1 i 7,,,,, i I 4EIIPNO.mMM..n0.mmO tiaballala '1 I I I 1 4 4 ti. of 'Venezuela Re- I from fleet page.) ass, 1,11.. Ili' 5c1 7,, to Seek Rest ili Allidondetr el (' i Private Life.

malIVI I LOTH IA witatzt 7 rp4 i I A CI ASSUMES SCEPTER. L. 1 sgroey, I al 16 A' if 10 4.1i it I (t ('1 0 4, ti, -1 1J I 4 low wr141111 Agmegli Le I I splorni Ail ANL Apd okqrsammt MVO A. I 11 I tt I 1 ..4. I itck 1, I 1 Cooked Wbeat Theis Baked Crisp and Brown Is Nutritious sad Delicious.

Remarkable results are secured by treating whole wheat with malt extract. as Is Illustrated by that widely known food product. Waits-Vit a. sometimes called "The Perfect Food." In the preparation of Malta-Vitr. we have these two factors(a) the whole wheat, statmed and cooked In absolute cleanliness and containing every food necessary to the sustenance of the human body, (b) pure malt extract containing all the nutrition of best selected barley In a readily digestible form.

so nutritious and strengthening that. doctors everywhere recommend The malt extract, mixed with the cooked wheat, converts the starch of the wheat Into maltose, or malt sugar, an active digestive agent. The result is a perfect food. rich In all the nutrition that builds up bone and blood. brain and muscle, healthy tissue and nerve force.

And Malta-Vita Is good to eat. Thereto nothing like It, nothing that can take Its place. After being mixed with the malt, the wheat is rolled Into water-like flakes every grain a little flakeand then, baked In great, clean ovens under most intense heat, from the ovens hialta-Vita comes crisp and brown, "done to a turn," the most the most healthful food. In the wold. All grocers, 10 cents.

Cooked Wbeat Thou Baked Crisp sad Brown IS Nutritious mid Delicious. Remarkable results are secured by treat- ing whole wheat with malt extract. as is illustrated by that widely known food product. Waite-Vita. sometimes called The Perfect Food." In the preparation of Malta-Vitr, we have these two the whole wheat statmed and cooked in absolute cleanliness and contalcdng every food -element neces- nary to the sustenance of the human body malt extract containing aU the (b) pure nutrition of best selected barley in a readily digestible form.

so nutritious and strength- cuing doctors everywhere recom mend. It The malt extract. mixed with the cooked wheat converts the starch of the wheat wh Intn irnaltnaa nn Malt linear an antiva Ai- People May Refuse to Accept De- eision Of Ruler, a3 They People May Refuse to Accept De- etsion of Rttler, a3 They Did in 1902. A I I I 5 am Lojit olonderryr- I m'av 4 4f i liole a 3 ILI IA WATER. 1 I 144 4411 i4 111 It 1 tt t.

i 6 I 111: Ir. 1 -4 1k11121 7( a. sr------13-0-6- tt Le' i 1, 0 I Mil rrftli: Irs low, wr, an onciterry- raos, 0 LIT IA WATER, 1, I- ttril 1 to 1-6) 1 1 5 I frK 1 4 1 4, RAP AT lillid INSPECTORS DR. JAQUES SAYS UNCLE SAN'S MEN ARE LAX AT STOCKYARDS. A Former City Bacteriologist, la tare 'ruder Auspices of Chicago Medical Society, Declares Some Tu.

berculoas Cattle Are Allowed to Be toed for Food Purposes tempts to Discredit the Methods Employed. I 1 'P I 1 York. April Venezuelan consul general here, Carlos B. FLEilaredo, got word from Caracas today by cable that President Castro of Venezuela bad on Monday temporarily. Mr.

Tigueredo said: have just received a cablegram from Geis. Juan Vicente Gomez, vice president of Vilezuela. that he has become president. Ceen. Castro desires to retire to a restful prilife for some time.

owing to the strenuhus work which his position exacts and which be so successfully has tarried on for years. Tha ceremony took place at 4 p. tn. on Mon- day in the parlor of the secretary general in the presence of the executive. the ministers.

and the presidso and members of the Supreme and the rIgher courts. Sees Peace for Republic. The proclamation made by Gen. Castro during the ceremony may be briefly summarized as follows: Peace is assured to the entire republic. the International situation of the government Is clear.

as all pending questions either will be amicably arranged or settled by arbitraMa. Gen. Castro urges all Venezuelans to support the government presided over by Gen. Gomez. and adds that should his tem' perary separation bring harmony and good will to the country.

he willingly would make his retirement permanent lf necessary. The ministers and governor have presented their resignations. as is usual. so as to leave the sew president at liberty to select his Mr. Figueredo added tonight that President, Castro's resignation meant merely that be is going to take a brief vacation.

He probably would be out of office for three months. resting in his home near Caracas. lit his absence. though, an entirely new cabinet will be selected. In the opinion of Mr.

Irieruereelo the temporary resignation will have no important effect on. Venezuela's re- lations with other countries. Not His First Resignation. President Castro resigned inb 1903, but congress -decided not to accept his resignation, and he remained. That was soon after England.

Germany. and Italy had blockaded the ports of Venezuela in enforcing their demands that claims held by these countries against Venezuela should be satisfied. It was said then that Castro's resignation was due chiefly to statements spread broadcast by the-rtvnitztionist that the president was the only, barrier to the reestablishment of Castro hag been president since 1809. when he descended upon Caracas with a band of faithful mountaineers and overthrew Andrade. There has been something doing most of the time since Castro got control of the government Net Et an had 4 Irtgu "I Gei.

Cren 'Fate, tiusse be E4 day the Itt his absence, though, an entirely new cabi- net will be selected. In the opinion of Mr. Irigueredo the temporary resignation will have no important effect on. Venezuela's re- batons with other countries. Not His Pint Resinationg.

President Castro resigned inb 1903, but eon- gress decided not to accept his resignation. and he remained. That was soon after Eng. land. of German eny.

and Italy In had blockaded the Vezuea enorcing ter de- mends that claims held by these countries and he remained. That was soon afi'er-in-ii: land. Germany. and Italy had blockaded the ports of Venezuela in enforcing their de- ands that claims held by these countries against Venezuela should be satisfied. It WE HAVE a Special Proposition to make Because the waste products of digestion are If Londonderry Lithia possesses the virtues to every reliable family in Chicago and principally URIC ACID-a slow acting poison.

we claim, this is an opportunity you cannot afford immediate suburbs who can be interested Only part of this Uric Acid is passed off. to miss, it means HEALTH for the whole family. 1 In a pure, delicious, healthful table water. We want to send right to your door without a ma cross and are not true, remember-you have not a penny Now, even a little Uric Acid in the system will And-if our claims for Londonderry Litins ke you or anyone feel dull, bee penny's expense to you a full month's vipply of "half sick. to lose, and the 30 quarts of water you have usesi cost you nothing.

whole family to use at our risk right in your own Londonderry Lithia Water-30 full 7rar quarts-for the home without any obligation to buy unless thor- oughly satisfied with what has been used. The 30 quarts will be absolutely free. Si mpy serve the water on your ta Fe- a monn. If you like the water, or find the members of passed off IcrAnd an excess of Uric Acid means pains and aches all over the boLlt followed by Rheumatism, will eurar Kidney and Liver Disorders. Ask your Doctor.

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would want to 15s2 on usin it regularly after the That is why we dare make month's free triZICivMd 13 'NESS SUICIDE i s.wonderfully 1 crr a 1 to risk thousands of dollars in putting before you the Special Proposition to you. most liberal offer ever made on any article, com- modity or product. Whyi we dare to let you use Londonderr-f-Lithia Water nd rtt 0 IlY 1 ri The reason Londonderry Lithia Water does FREE at our risk for a these wonderful things is simple- Whole Month. And, inci- IL II alr11-11 It Ai NtlAT MR, The food we eat not only nourishes us but leaves dentally, it's why we can poison in the system. afford to do it.

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would want to 15s2 on usin it regularly after the That is why-we dare make month' tree triZICivjad 3 'NESS SUICIDE hi to risk thousands of dollars in putting before you the 1 i Special wonderfu crr a I Proposition to you. co) most liberal offer ever made on any article, corn- Why we dare to let you use IDI ill modity or product. Londonderry Lithia Water 17 i The reason Londonderry Lithia Water does FREE at our risk for a these wonderful things is simple Whole Month. And, inci- 111'1001. Irrill 1:11:4 WATMIlt, Cl The food we eat not only nourishes us but leaves dentally, it's why we can modity or product.

LOndOnderry water my LI 1.11 The reason Londonderry Lithia Water does FREE at our risk for a these wonderful things is simple Whole Month. And, The food we eat not only nourishes us but leaves dentally, it's why we can IL nil nnicnn in tint isvstmn afford to do it II dm non Fifa it I i i i I 4 il 1 1 ii 1 In whose name the property of Zion now stands. A meeting was held. which was attended by Overseers Wive, Speicher, Piper, and Miceli. Deacon Granger, Attorney Barnes.

representing Zion. and Mr. Witten. Just before he boarded the train' to return to Chicago Mr. Wetten said: I never before met Mr.

Wive, and I never had been in Zion City. I had a short talk with Mr. Granger. Then Mr. Vo liva wanted to see me.

We had a long talk. The other deacons came in. They told me a good deal about the financial institutions. They said the lace factory was on a stronger financial footing than ever Wore i Its history. and that the generalitores did a record- breaking business last Saturday.

It was a friendly conference. I have nothing against these men. They all appear to be capable, and as I said before, I don't see why the whole controversy can't be adjusted amicably." Voliva Will Say Nothing. Overseer Voliva and his cabinet individualy refused to snake any statement further than that there had been a conference. One enthusiast who had heard Mr.

Wetters's remarks said to Deacon Speicher: Well. this looks as though Zion's troubles with bowie were about over." I am not so sure," responded Mr. Speicher. We are by no means eatisfied." It is a question how far Dowie had authorized the settlement plan. The apostle" was bent on going to Zion City during the day and had his robes as first apostle cleaned and pressed.

but was dissuaded from making any such move until his attorneys spied out the land. Voliva Addresses Evening Meeting. Although Voliva did not mention the subject of Attorney Wetten's visit at the evening meeting in the Zion City tabernacle, his announcement that a special meeting probably will be called this evening aroused the expectation that developments will be made public today. About 3,000 persons attended the meeting, which was the usual midweek service, and cheered Voliva's declaration that not an Iota of ground will be surrendered to Dowle." voicing again by a unanimous vote their determination to make, if necessary, a bitter fight to the end." The new leader of Zion alluded to the statement given out by the Dowie following during the afternoon as a tremendous declaration of independence. an emancipation proclamation," and tore it to pieces with sarcastic comments.

He referred to the statement that et telegram. were being received as an old line of fabrication, In which one or two messages were magnMed to represent the whole world," and be characterized the whole statement as an abominable lie, signed by Infernal liars." Calls Deacon a "Wicked Liar." Taking up the names of the he asked the prayers of the members for Deacon John A. Lewis, and called Deacon James P. Peters a wicked liar." He said: In pursuance of the policy of open dealing with the people, I want to tell you that our plan of economy has led us to inform J. Peters that be Is no longer needed in Zion City.

He is removed as head of the transportation department, where he was guilty of deceit and dishonesty. Also E. A. Ogden is discharged from his place at the planing mills and further to reduce expenses J. L.

Ogden's services have been dispensed with. Already there has come a sign that Dowie Is weakening. Last Sunday he sent a telegram saying he would be here Tuesday and he has not come. There are good reasons for his staying in Chicago, but there is no excuse for his living at the Auditorium Annex. where his expenses are, as nearly as we can estimate, $75 a day.

living like a king, hile there are thousands suffering from want because of the money he has spent by his extravagances. Dovrie's Case a Sad One. People are asking why we don't give him a hearing. We are ready to give him a hearing and he does not want it. The time has come for fasting and praying for the cot'-version of Dr.

bowie. His case, in fact, is one of the saddest in history. He is separated from his family and his people, for the people that once were his will never be his again. He shall never again lead them. And he is dying among hypocrites.

who lie to him to save him the shock of his real position. They tell him that bankers are offering great rums for his assistance, but I want to, tell you that if any man is offering money he is doing so in the hope of finally gobbling up the commercial interests here and with no other purpose. Don't make any mistake about that, for if bowie is allowed to get contra again your holdings will not be worth 25 cents on the dollar. He does not recognize the great evil his ways. It is the truth that be was getting ready to plunge Zion into Mormonism.

When my books come I can shone and I shall show that there are sentences in the sermons of John Alexander Dowie that are verbatim reproductions of sentences in the sermons of Brigham Young: Zion is doing wrong to shelter any representatives of that creed, and the Mormon elders who are harbored here should be ejected." Nurse Deserts the "Apostle." Another supposed faithful follower of Dowie has deserted him. She is his nurse. Miss Mary MacLennan, who was with him In Jamaica and accompanied him north from Mexico. She accused Dowie of being too curt with her. If I am curt." Donle said, it is because I am all tired out.

Go and rest if you want to, but don't bother me with your clatter." And she packed up and went to Zion City. in whose name the property of Zion now stands. A meeting was held. which was at: tended by Overseers Speicher. Piper, and Eicell.

Deacon Granger. Attorney Barnes. representing Zion. and Mr. Werten.

Just before he boarded the train to return to Chicago Mr. Wetten said: I never before met Mr. Voliva, and I never bad been in Zion City. I had a short talk with Mr. Granger.

Then Mr. Voliva wanted to see me. Wo had a long talk. The other deacons came in. They told me a good deal lamation," end tore it to pieces with sar- castle comments.

He referred to the state- ment that "'hundred. of telegram. were being received as an old line of fabrica- tion. in which one or two messages were mag- nMed to represent the whole world." and be characterized the whole statement as an abominable lie, signed by Infernal liars." Calls Deacon a "Wicked Liar." Taking up the names of the he asked the prayers ere of the members for Deacon John A. Lewis, and called Deacon James P.

Calls Deacon a "Wicked Liar." Taking up the names of the he asked the prayers of the members for Deacon John A. Lewis, and called Deacon James F. Peters a wicked liar." He said: Dr. W. K.

Jaques, who formerly was city bacteriologist, last night accused the United States government of contributing to those lax conditions which are alleged by Upton Sinclair in The Jungle to exist at he stockyards. In a paper delivered before the Chicago Medical society Dr. Jaques declared that under the present rules of meat Inspection meat infected with tuberculosis germs can easily be passed into the public supply. No better method could be devised for breaking down an animal's resistance to tuberculous bacilli than the experience through which it passes in coming from the farm to the stockyards," he said. Public Ignorant of Conditions.

The only excuse that can be given for the present standard of government inspection Is ignorance on the part of the public and the medical profession as to actual conditions. The slaughtering of domestic animals is repugnant and brutalizing and is avoided by all who are not actually engaged in the work. The whole Industry is thus walled In by the general aversion. Animals Deprived of Care. "Corsider the experience through Which an animal.passes in coming to the stockyards.

It is crowded into a stock car and exposed to the weather. The law permits it to be left without food or water for twenty-four hours. Then it reaches the stockyards and at last the killing takes place." Asked about the pure food bill, Dr. Jaques said he did not believe methods of government inspection would be affected by it. breaking down an animal'.

resistance to bacilli tuercuous ac than the exp erience through which it passes in coming from the farm to the stockyards," he said. blic Ignorant of Conditions. Pus The only excuse that can be given for the present standard of government inspection is ignorance on the part of the public and the medical profession. as to actual conditions. The slaughtering of domestic animals is re is ignorance on the part of the public and the med ical professio as to actual conditions.

The slaughtering of domestic animals is re- pugnant and brutalizing ar.d Is avoided by 1 CRAZED IN A OAR; HURTS 4 I 1,1 "First Aid" to the 1 -it Bowels the Aid to the -it Bowels MOTORMAN IN 'WILD RUN SEIZED BY POLICE APTER ACCIDENT. zatit-n I I Two Persons Probably Are Fatally Hurt at Adams Street and Wabash A When P. J. Daley, While Apparently Insane, Fails to en SpeedDelivery Wagon Collides, with Trolley on North Halsted Street and Passengers Are Injured. DOCTOR BLAMES UNCLE SAM FOR NEGLECTING HEALTH.

DOCTOR, CAS CARET Office -Iriour Vest Pocket-- on call anyMinute-DayorVight DOM CASCA Office Vest poz' ASSAILS NEW RUSSIAN LOAN. Leader of Majority Party in the Dolma stakes Open Threat Against Further Bond Issues. T. PETERSBURG. April 11.An article assailing the new national loan, which is garded as remarkable because emanating from M.

Petrunkevitch. who is regarded as the probable leader of the majority in the notional parliament. and for its open threat of unfavorable action if the parliament is tot consulted, is published here today. Among the Russian prisoners arriving from Japan there are many who had been reported dead by the general staff and whose wives and other relatives had been so in-it( rmed. The tint xpectPd) reappearance of these men I causing all sorts sr strange family complications.

as many wives. under the impression that they were widows. have remarried. Physician at Tuberculosis Show Decl ares Animals Get Better Protection from Disease than Human Beings. 9' Then he works them (through Its 1 I nerves) till they get so strong from that Exercise that they don't teed any more help to do their duty.

But Dr. Cascaret wants to beritit os the spot, In your Pocket Pune, where he can regulate these Bove. Muscles all the time, In health, and out of Because, even the strongest Bowel Muscles may be overworked. Heavy dinners, hte wine, or beer drinking. nervous excite, menu sudden exposure to cold or Lest and a dozen other every day Bkellhocdsts the Bowel Muscles.

In such cases a little Cascaret in fn. Is worth al, dollars worth of Treatment later on, to say nothing of the sufferirt, discomfort, loss of Business Enerrb loss of Social Sunshin zit (through to so strong from ley don't teed heir duty. nts to berijit es ocket Puril. to these hi Italtb. and strongest Bol4 nervous excite.

to cold or Lest ty Dkellhocds tks Isscaret In fn. -th of Treatment of the sufferirg, Eneru. I saves. Six persons were two perhaps fatally, in two street car accidents yesterday. P.

J. Daley, motorman on a northbound Indiana avenue car, while temporarily insane. It is believed, ran down a crowd of pedestrians at Adams street and Wabash avenue. Four were hurt. a- Sgard.

ea .411 4rAl 7." 7,1 1 A 1,1 4 tVe: I I 1 I I 1 I 1 4 1 i 1 I 4 I i 1 1 1 i I i A lot A iti 1 1 1 When Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Headache, Bad Breath, Coated Tongue, Belching of Stomach Gas, or any of these forerunners of Indigestion appear, Old Dr. Cascaret wants to be right on the in your pocket. He wants to check the coming trouble Instantly before I can grow Into a of the Bowels to be costive. Ladies, who extend to Dr. Cascaret the hospitality of their Purses or their Drest Pockets, will be with a fine complexion, and healthy Happiness.

These will about fifty times repay for the trifling space occupied, and the ten cents per week at cost. "The ttited States government and various states spend at least UM on the health of sheep and cattle for every dollar they spend to protect human life," said Dr. W. A. Evans.

director of the Columbus laboratories, in a lecture at the tuberculosis exhibit at the municipal museum yesterday afternoon. Two years ago Angora goats began to die In Missouri A government man was sent there. and it wasn't long before the country knew all about bow to treat Angora goats. How much does the government do In the direction of human health?" The plan for examining school children suspected of being tuberculous, with a view of separating them from healthy children, recently presented to the board of education by Dr. E.

C. Dudley, will be discussed this evening at a conference on The School and Tuberculosis held in connection with the exhibit. NOTES FROM FOREIGN LANDS. PERLIICRerr von Radowitz, the German sador to Madrid, is spoken of as probable acting chancellor during the long holiday necessary to complete the recovery of Prince von Iltilow. HungaryThe liberal party gecided to diseolve.

Count Stephen Tisza and other prominent liberal will not seek reelection to the Hungarian parliament. CORTEX. GreeceKing Edward. and Queen Met: andra arrived and were welcomed by King George et Greece and the prince and princess of Wales. who reached this port from Egypt April 9.

LONDONThlrly-two bishops of English and Welsh dioceses 'expressed conviction that the education bill as it stands must be unhesitatingly eppoged. 4 AID FOR VOLCANO SUFFERERS. The Injured. HELIX. W.

430 years old. 064 West Harrison street; severe Internal injuries; taken to Emergency hospital; may die. TAMOGNO. D. 30 years old.

766 Sedgvtick street; internal injuries and bruised; taken to Emergency hospital; may die. VENTON. W. L. knocked unconscious; revived In nearby store.

WHITMAN. LOUIS. 32 North Western avenue; left ankle bruised. When policemen tried to arrest Motorman Daley of the Indiana avenue car he refused to obey an order to stop. He was arrested only after he had been overpowered.

I was going at one-fifth speed," he told the police. although they declared the car was running nearly thirty miles an hour when the accident occurred. Their belief that Daley was insane was strengthened by the man's resistance when he was arrested. He struggled with the officers and Insisted that the injured persons deliberately walked in the way of the car. Car Collides with Wagon.

Joseph Brush. 11 West Nineteenth place, and Henry Kreiclinger. 84 Florence avenue, passengers on a North Halsted street car. were hurt in a collision with a delivery wagon at Halsted and West Lake streets. The wagon was driven by Benjamin Waskow, 1202 Sixtieth avenue.

Old Dr. Cascaret carried constantly your Vest Pocket, or in "My La4y.1. Purse is the cheapest ldnd of Hea 114 surance, and Happiness Promotion. tha ever happened. Little thin enamel Cascara Box.

ha as thick SS your watch, round-come-4 smooth-edged. and shaped so you dal notice presence. ContaLs six Candy tabletsPrice Ts Cents Sox at any Druggist's. Be sure you get the ony by the Sterling Remedy Company. att never sold in bulk.

Bvery tabiet stamp led mese! til OoMy Lady? nd of Health-ls. Promotion. el Box. ha round-corne-edi ed to you dcal 'letsPrice Ti gist's. (my Company.

ari tablet stamp BOATS OFF FOR LOWER LAKES. Two Steamers Start Opening Navigation for Port of ChicagoShip from Buffalo Due Today. 1 I Dr. Cascaret guarantees to cure the most obstinate cases of Constipation and Indigestion. without discomfort or inconvenience.

His medicine does not gripe nor purge. nor create a drug habit. Because it is not a "Bile-driver," nor a Castric-Juice Waster, but a direct Tonic to the Bowel It exercises naturally the muscles that line the walls of the Intestines and This oak dresser only 22.50 HANDSOME lot of dressers, like above I illustration, quarter-sawed oak. They are 42 inches wide, beautifully finished, and have two large and two small drawers, pressed glass knobs, French beveled plate mirror, 20x36 special for this sale, 22.50e Sixth floor, Wabash avenue. Dressing tables at $20 an d- polished quarter sawed oak dressing table.

19x24 French bevel plate mirror; special price. $20. Oak chiffoniers 11.50 Duarter-sawed oak chiffonierst beautifully polished, with 16x 23 French beveled plate mirror; speciallv priced at 11.50. Duarter-sawed oak chiffoniers i beautifully polished, with 16x 23 French beveled plate mir- ror; specially priced at 11.50. Citizens Propose a Musical Benefit at the Auditorium to Raise Funds.

With the saMng of the steamers Livingstone and Mary H. Boyce yesterday navigation for 1906 was opened at Chicago. Before dark tonight the first ship to reach here from Buffalo will be in port. Though the straits of Mackinac are clear Lake Superior may not open for a week yet. Bowels.

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a handsome ornament, most hberal offer ever made. and we want evert reader to have ono. Ten cents in stair-Pt asked as a measure of good faith and to soul coat of Cascarets with which this Must, WO loaded. send today. be sure to mention this OsPerata write Your address olainly.

Address Stela Remedy Company. Chicago or New York. II free a beentifti box. hard-emir Idioms Ornament ind we want evert etas in tai a faith and to cow this dainif blt il Lion tills taPerrill A Adrets stead v- New York. loaded.

se Send today. he Kure to mention ttie write your addreea olainly atidrees eriAl Remedy Company. Chicago or New York- these Bowel-Muscles, just as it weakens Arm and Leg muscles. Old Dr. Cascaret goes directly after these BoWel-Muscles.

wakes ihem up just as a cold baLN would wake up a lazy person. Clem up just as a cold baLN would wake up a lazy person. I Fastest Time IgShortestj Route i) litri 'i i filar.Milii. I -0- 4 t.i.:;,,:::,::,,:...::.:,.:.::.i..,.:::,:,,,.:i:,:,:.:.....::.,:::::::::,.,:,.,:::,:,:,::::::::,,,,:,,,,.,,:::::::::::;:-,:::.,.::,:::ir:,,::::,,:::::::2,::::,:,:::,,,,,,::::::::::,,,,,,,,,::,:::,:,::: Fa' stestTmte 1 the ShOrteSt 1: I A Rorafte, fi Stirred by the terrible suffering in Italy I as a result of the eruption of Mount IresuVinS, Chicago citizens yesterday started a relief movement for the thousands made homeless in the vicinity of the volcano. The use of the Auditorium for a benefit entertainment was promised and steps to raise several thousand dollars were taken.

it is proposed to give the concert April 23. David Bispham and other musicians will I take part in the program. It is the intention of the committees to raise $20.000 from the I benefit alone. The cooperation of the Italian consulate and of the city officials was promised at the outset. Boxes will be sold at auction.

Joseph E. Otis was chosen treasurer of the I fund. It Is anticipated the boxes will be sold for S10,) each. Among those who have prom-teed to assist in the plans are: I mayor and Mn. Dunne, Salvatore Mexando.

and Mrs. John B. Mr. and Mrs. John G.

1 Murphy. Garibaldi. A Col. and Mrs. 3.

M. Leer. Mr. and Mrs. J.

11 Bar- nett. i th Miss Line Small, Joseph E. Otis, i 3. G. J.

V. Piazza. A 1 1)-r. 3. T.

Binkley William L. Loeffel. 'J Judge and Mrs Theodore Dr. A. P.

Remick. 4 Brentano'. The entertainment committee appointed was: Mayor Dunne. Judge Brentano, and J. 'I A meeting will be held In Dr.

Binkky's office today to complete plans for )1 the benefit. Subscriptions for the sufferers a ill be started today. is. nett. Mimi Lino Small.

Joseph E. Otis. i A 3. G. J.

V. Piazza. 1 1-r, J. T. Binkley William L.

Lotffel. Judge and Mrs. Theodore Dr AP Heinick. 1 Li 4 The entertainment committee er pointed Mayor Dunne. Judge Brentano.

and J. ') C4'''RaggiG" A Meeting will be held lb Dr- Binkley's Mee today to complete plans for '''''sw) ions for the sufferers the benefit. will be started today. I 4 4 14 t' I 'It i EJECTED CALLER FIRES SHOTS, Prank Leo Wants to See Mrs. Edward Smith, 930 Wellington Avenue, and Is Thrown Out.

Frank B. Leo. sald to be a former con. via. created much excitement last night at the house of Edward Smith, 930 Wellington avenue.

He declared he was a friend of Mrs. Smith. amd when the husband sought to eject him Leo tired two shots from a revolver. A policeman heard the shots and took Leo to the Sheffield avenue station. Leo first told the notice that Mrs.

Smith was his wife. Later he said this was untrue. A NCSINESS NOTICES. moortent to Mother Examen. forerun', every borne or cArroltrit.

a onto Duro romdr for intents oad chinks and two that it Beate ttle, ignatzue of BLACK, PEARL, KNOX NEW VORIL-CHICAGO. FED BROWN, CEDAR. Grass Carpet MARK Crex matting and rugs Economy basement This durable material makes an ideal floor coyering for bedrooms, dining rooms and summer cottages. Made in rug form and all carpet widths, very moderately priced. Rugs 36x72 in.

size, 1.25. Rugs 6x9 foot size, at 4.00. Rugs 9x12 foot size, at $8. 36-inch matting. 35e.

54-inch matting. 70e. 72-inch matting; 90e. EDUCATIONAL. "'Air FROM 40.

1 4.v. itti SEtvie 11 4 Ar cite Tie 177 T.T.r.:....:-..z.-z: Army Hospital wale cISt ff ARKANSAS Throudh Pullman Accommodations Lowest Rates ALTON LIMITED SERVICE FROM CIIICAGO Cs, Tleket Oft Soo. Rooter Iloildkeig. Clow sad 11 Norge Ste. 'retool loom.

Oorrisee 4470 illessolt 2 II. matting and rugs sss Grass Carpet 1 44 -r- 0 Itityritrlay 2 7 NIIIAISC MARK Crex. 44 'Cy 3p rttl i 7 4 i NI 1 44- Economy basement 7 --i :F.e-. This durable In a terial ARKANSAS i makes an ideal floor Coy- TAhcrcooumdmh oPuallmoanns enng for bedrooms dining Lowest Rdstets EJECTED CALLER FIRES SHOTS i i rooms and summer cot- ALTON LIMITEI) SERVICE Prank Leo Wants to See Mrs. Edward taves.

Made in rug form FROSI CIIICAGO I ''''''''''A" tag es. all carpet widths, very A 'Smith, 930 'Wellington Avenue, and la Thrown Out. i II', 5,17,41 ei Elf' moderately priced. 4'tie 4.4Z Frank B. Leo.

said to be a former con- CS, Tighe' Otrioo. limiter Iloildkoo. elder gad Illsoree Sit. Toteptlembe. Otorrisee 0470.

Orsosolt 2 II. Rugs 36x72 in. size, 1 25 asf I created much excitement last night at 1 the bouse of Edward Smith. 930 'Wellington Rugs 6x9 foot size. at 4.00.'- 1 averrue.

He declared he was a friend of Mrs. KNox Rugs 9x12 foot size. at $8. .4 1 er, 1 Smith. and when the husband sought to eject 1 htm Leo tired two shos from a revolver.

7-' 0 -matting. 35c. A policeman heard the shots and took Leo 3 6 -inch i to tho 'Sheffield avenue station. Leo first told --'Aolt, 54-inch matting. 70c.

4 the police that Mrs. Smith was his wife. IM 4 Later he said this was untrue. 72-inch matting, 90e. 1 BLACK, BROWN, i 3317SIZTESS NOTICES (WE letit i)Fit PEARL, 4.1", 0..

CEDAR. di'l. 1 imoortant tO Metter 4 EDUCATIONAL-- cf- 1 Extress carefully every bottle or CASTORIA. KNOX la eats and Duro remedy for Wawa road agars. NEW YORIL.CHICAGO.

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Fend for eh ta kgueIIIINSTAN COLLINS. Auditorium Building. Chicago. Smith Nivm Plano used exclusively. Sold by nooltr Music Wabash-ay.

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