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A1'!llOl|l,~l¢s'rth Ui (Special)-at
QE It years' o!‘e`xile. the desebn-
dmte ot ‘The tugitives oi Pal-¢`e,' a
 ol. Albania. European 'run-key,'
an the Ionian ses, have returned to
the lane or their mms. umm- ven-
,etlnn protection the inhabitants of
rerte msistssnea their municipal is-.
dQ(nlience nndcommerelal prosperity
from 1401 down to the destruction ol
the Venetian republic. in' 1797. Al
Pasha. the Turkish Commander at
Janna, attempted to get control oi
tx place on se_veral_ occasions, but
li clfortswere thwarted partly by
th presence of’ a French garrison and
pétly by the heroic attitude of the
xgietes _themse1ves. In 1814 the
_ gietee expelled the French garri-
aq and accepted British protection.
1|, the following year Great Bricaln
` th'drew her protection because of a
mivention l-y which Parga was to
be surrendered to Turkey.
Father than submit to the tyranny
o All Pasha, the Pargietes shoulder-
3 their goods and chattels, including
e collins containing the remains
if their 'ancestore, which they buried
id fled to the Ionian Islands. Now
at the country has again become
Siristian _territory the descendants
of the Pargictes, their grsndsons and
eat granflsons have returned to
surge. 'lney have carried with them
ix sacks thc bones of their ancestors,
hich they intend to bury in the
qclcd soil oi the fathcrlaud.
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NEW YORK, March 31 (Special)-
Large profits and charges for hand-
ling, selling and distributing foods
stuffs are the chief causes of the
high cost of living in this city, ac-
cording to a report submitted by
Ezra A. Tuttle, chairman of the
Committee on Markets of the Na-
tional Housewives League, and una-
nimously ndopted at a meeting 01
the league. Copies of the report will
be sent to Mayor Gaynor, the City
Controller, the* chairman of the
Board of Aldermen, and each mem-
ber of the Board of Estimate.
‘ A resolution was adopted by the
league protesting against the ex-
penditure of any large sum of money
for any one terminal market such as
has been proposed in the Gansevoorti
district.
"We believe it would be wiser for
the city to establish ten or more re-
ceiving terminals at diflerent points
along the Hudson and East River,"
reads the resolution.
The league recommends that a co-
operative company composed oi pro-
ducers and consumers establish re-
tail food stores centrally located in
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FRECKLE-FACE
February and Merch Bring Oni
Unsighily Spots. llow io
Remove Easily.
Do you know how easy it is to rc-
move those ugly spots so that no
one will call you freckle-face?
Simply get an ounce of othinc,
double strength, from McKinnon
Drug Co and a few applications
should sho-v you how easy it is to
rid yourself of freckles and get a
beautiful complexion. The sun and
"Ill
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"I was e snffererfrqm Fearful Heed-
sches for over two years. Sometimes,
they were so had thst'|Lvns unable to
work for days at a. i ei I took all
kinds of medicine, was tfaatgd by phy-
sicians, but yet the Headaches penisied.
A short time ago I veeledvised io try
“Fniit»a~tivc.|" and I did lo, wilh Imust
confess, very little faith. But after l
had taken them forthree days, m
Headaches were euier and in s week
they left me.
After I had taken a box of these
tablets. my headaches were quite cured.
My appetite was always poor and my
siomnc \ had-and now my appetite is
splendid and my digestion excellent.
I had become thin and weak from the
constant Headaches but now not only
have I been cured of all these awful
Headaches, but my strength is growin
up once more and I feel li e a new man!l_
BERT CORNEIL.,
Take “Fruit-|~tives". 5oc e box, ll
for $2.50-trial size, z5c. At dealers or
from Fruit-s-tives Limited, Ottawa. _A
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various residential districts, as ‘one
means of reducing the cost of living,
as .....,a\
Ue*lID
New vonx, Maron tai (special)-‘
It is probable that the evidence in
the Thaw bribery scandal will be
placed before the Grand Jury this
week. Einar Chrystie, counsel for the
Grievance Committee of the Bar As-
sociation and recentlg, appointed De-
puty Assistant Distr ct Attotnsy hy
Mr. Whitman to aid him in investi-
gating the charges relating to Thaw,
called at the District Attorney's oi-
fice and held a consultation with
William A. De Ford, Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney,` who has been as-
signed to assist him.
After tue conference subpoenas
were issued for witnesses. It is the
intention of the investigators to
find just what testimony they may
depend upon and to prepare their
evidence for presentment to the
Grand Jury.
Mr. De Ford refused to discuss who
will be called to his odico but it is
possible that Colonel Scott, Or. John
W. Russell, superintendent of Mattae-
wan; Dr. James V. May, president of
the State Hospital Association, and
John N. Anhui. may he included in
the first arraignment of witnesses.
It is the intention of Mr. Ghrystie
to heconic familiar with every phase
of the Thaw case, for Governor Sul-
zer has made it clear that he wishes
the entire` situation thoroughly in-
vestigated and reported upon.
SAN DIEGO, Cal., March 31 (Spe-
cial)-Through Mr. D. C, Collier,
president of the Panama-California
Exposition, to be held here in 1915,
the Canadian Government has been
invited to participate in that cele-
bration ot the completion of the Pan-
‘ama Canal. Letters and memorials
were addressed to His Royal High-
_ness. the Duke of Connaught, the
‘Right Hon. R. l.. Borden, the Cana-
dian Prcmier; the Hon. Martin Bur-
winds in February and March have a rell, Minister of Agrilblllllllrfli the
strong tendency tozhriniz out freckles,
and as a result more othine is sold
in these months. Bc sure to nsk for
the double strength othine, as this
is sold under guarantee of money
back if it fails to remove the freckles.
members of Parliament and commer-
cial organizntinns in Canada, cm-
braciug the invitation to partici-
pate. `
' No other international exposition
held was built upon the ideas gov-
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treat the land with our
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You cannot expect :i big grain crop D "
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patches a good fcriilizcr and give thc
These will strengthen every square inch of soil under
make it bring forth a maximum yield, reduce
to/a minimum and assure 5 ou, beyond' all
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BROOKLYN, March 81 (Special)-
Word was received hare hy wireless
at the odice of tht Scandinavian-
Americnn line from Captain A. G.
Themsen, oi the 0. F. Tietgen, of
that line, that he had rescued- the
forty.tlu'ee passengers on board the
Texas. of the Norway, Mexico and
Gull line. which had become disabled
in midocssn.
The Texas, according to the mess-
age, bound from _Norway to Newport
News. with passengers and merchan-
dise, lost her propeller in latitude 48
north and longitude 34 west. A- wire-
less call for help reached the 0. F.
'Tletgen, which responded and came
up with the disabled vessel on Sat-
urday.
. Although a heavy sea was running
the passengers on board the Texas
were safely transferred in lifeboats
from one vessel to the other, toge-
ther with their baggage. The Texas.
_with her crew of fifty odicers and
men standing by-, was left behind.
`1LONDON, -' -March ill (Special)-
Lord Roberts Cecil, member of the
House ol Commons for the Hitchin
Division of Herts, and son of the late
Lord Salisbury, in _a_ letter to the
London Pavers advocates the depor-
tation of sudlgettes convicted of
mllitancy. ..
Forclblc feeding, he says, is futile;
rv lem V- ~ _ f.
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“ricsin-oilryuouui
Will Find a Helpful' Suggestion in
This Letter. _
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Overworked, rub down “fagged
out"_ women who feel as though they
could hardly. drag about, should pro-
fit by Miss Richter's‘ experience. She
says: "Last winter I was complete-
ly run down and felt lagged out all
the time, was ncrvoils and had indi-
gestion. ,
"One of my friends advised me to
take Vinol and it has done me great
good. The tired, worn-out feeling is
allvgone and I am strong, vigorous
and well. The stomach trouble soon
disappeared and now I eat Heartily
and have perfect digestion. I wish
every tired, weak, nervous woman
could have Vinol, for I never spent
any money in my life that did me so
much good as that I spent for Vin-
nol.""'Marie Richter, Detroit, Mich.
Thousands of women and men who
were formerly weak and sickly owe
wonderful strength-creating ,effects of
Vinci. we guarent Yinolato build
you up and make_?yo“ strong. if it
does not we_ give; ackiyour money.
_pawns _pb-i_igi_ir, _charlotte-
|-tlub"*‘0iiers -
The 'Charlottetown Guardian
and
, Y mily lersld and :Weekly Star
I The Morning Guardian
and f_I‘he Family Herald and
Weekly Slsr, one year each,
including the beautiful pre-
mium plclrfe "Home
Again" for only 
The Evening Guardian and
The Family Herald and
Weekly Star, one year each,
iu¢l_udlng the beautiful `prc-
R“g‘§T. ¥5'°l.`,‘.'f..§i§""”° 52-00
Address all club offers to
THB CHARLOTTETOWN
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SYNOPSIS 0|' CANADIAN NORTH.
It ,is a fact that Nerviline will ease
. .
the change in the American govern-
ment's attitude toward the Chinese
loan. ' .
Mr. Acland, Parliamentary Under
Secretary for Foreign Adairs. who
mke on behalf of Sir Edward Gre
itcd States Minister at Pekin, acting
on the instructions of his govern-
ment, had joined the ministers of the
other Powers in presenting to China,
loan. He continuedz-
“’l‘lie British government has since
then had no intimstion of any kind
from thc government of the United
States that the American official at-
titude toward the Chinese loan had
unnergone a change and I have no
information about the mutter cxcept
what I have read in the newepapers.‘l
VIENNA, March 29 (Bpeclal|-Jos-
uwhnn  ._ 0'  nu llld ll
were Mr- rwmlfg. .l°.ltvn, 1*' ,,
ell “wi un. with sold sue s racking' W I” °‘“’“f “lil
cough.. I felt det all over.‘ My wily" 1° ° “°“" 5 d
rubberrmy throat and chest every “VW "79' °'“ d
ll°\ll‘. and made me gargle with Ner- mm" °' tl" typ’ ““
viline and water. I was soon warmed °°'“1‘ E“°h °‘ um” h
un and msec esnsomun with on P°"°1' “'14 "°‘¢"' °°°
N¢l'vi|-111°. ll\d‘.. the chilly sensation -°*u°°“ V” "“"h°d ”‘°“7
passed away. At 11 o'cioek, after dv; llc end lt was planned to
hours' treatment, I was practically 511° UU’ “ Y““` °5°' b" mm
well. I therefore write you at once in *Ulm 51f°’“"i°“° "° M m‘4,°'
order that it may be publicly known "Ill d°lI\Y°d tl" °t°"*' ‘° W
that Nerviline will knock out a bed P1l°“°d t° l°°"° "I" °°“°'7
cold over night." 151118. BPNH8-
up 5 eight eng" Wm "nov, gh.; winds the trip can be made iniroh
sore, wheesy feeling, will knock out a lil t° elght d“y°' It 1° °‘9°°§°.d t_’h°'t.’
cold in just a few hours. It pens- f-11° lBl\di“8 Wm M °“'h°" in _tm
trates deeply, draws out the conges- West Indiv! 01' Bt 801110 P0iI1¢__°l\\’1\°
tion, cures promptly. Get a large northern coast of Bouto America. It ‘ "hmm,
sire bottle, 501:.; small line, 25s., at is planned to run the ‘l‘°l.‘“`_" 'mfr' agalnsgeaa
all etorekcellcra and druggists or The 1ll¢°\Y f0“"t°°“ h°“" 5 “Y mm t9,
Catarrhozone Go., Buffalo, N. Y. drift with the trade winds at Ullht- ‘
who
ill a
tomorrow
where he
in about
is takin!
on the
by the two
to make the
It il expected that with faV0!l\|\°
The present plan is to make the trip
st s height or from 500 to 6_00iee,t-
so, the courts should be' ‘empowe ed The diricihle will be steered by anlum dui” 0! Pope Pm. X" to be _N
to sentence the women to deportatl-on, ordinary ‘/¢\`ti°B1 \'“d‘l°f~ nj 1° \“'°' buried in the er of Bt. Pete;-'s, and 5:- .»-` _ " _
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to some distant island. Once, there vided with large fins lor rising- an fortmt Durpouhe hu a_h.°“|y :Wm -i .-  .
they could be left at large. Food and direntlbns concerning the building of  ' .ȣp"~s
lodging would be view; to them.  " his toms. Hisnolmess has also ee- ' 4
but no compulsion put upon..t!-lem to , , aided that the body of _Leo XIII., Tw( ,,. ~ i AX
BCCCDIZ ih . P S g whit predecessor, shall continue to re- ‘ FL .1 ‘i
Lord Robert Cecil- says that the  a e 'main in St. Peter'e, notwithstanding $19" ` U `
gvomen would have no righttto tph- 9  6 t n _ -that a tomb has already_beenJl>l‘0‘
ect, because th s would e rea ng ° ' ig f¢\ ll! Dlrpd for its reception at St. ` ohn
them like prisoners of war, and would lm|h‘,|°n.? h Al” . d in La”),Bn.9_ Thu. than Wm ba no
be identical with s sneciahk-ind of ||\Vlil°\'\ °\` 5"’ °°‘ _ chance or an outbreak or mob vie- sneer-sr or 'nweney Yea" s¢sf,.¢,:‘p,-_
treatment ed°D¢ed fer <=°ri»»l° Him' the Lend. Look for the Girl lance men as attendee the transfer
inals. ‘ , .. . whh *he Auburn “‘ir_ on of Hope Plus IX's body in 1878.
of the carton _ in
lwuun su _
\ or ramsun' sion
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will banish dandrul
_ Ever Picks f. ‘ sun 1 s recess in t wan or ni
Lounou. mms si (spend)-'rin y _g.._ ' ,,,,.§¢f ,nd ,, ,,, ,,,,,§‘; mm, ,mg
m°mb°" 01 the H°“°° °f 0°”-m°“° PARISIAN secs:-ask for it -by enough nn- the reception of s coins. ,pcm “dia mm. more my sys,
W°’° “t°”i“h°d when “htm” by tm’ name when you want the ~real hair The recess after the latter has been °
F°"°1¥“ Om” that it W” °l\\Y "Om grower and dandruii cure. . putlin place will be sealed hy a sim-
thc Newspapers that the British Gov- *-"--_-l' Thu 1, g picture ple slab of white marble, upon
ernment had received knowledge of. , K » I _ W _
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which each hottie hirholy offices will be carved. l
and
that
noiin slots as “cswmi-n is
The tomb planned by Plus X is
ch the name of his Holiness and
_ The crypts occupy a space under
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"I can't remember any time during
the past 20 years “ when my head
wasn’t aching. Ii .I bent over, dark
and it seemed as if ill the blood; in
my body wanted to rush to my head."
Thus opens the letter .oi Mrs' Enoch
S. BDU. of Putnam P. 0,. and _con-
tinuing her~ interesting statez_nent.she
ls packed. the nave of the modern Basilica, and hurt Mgt terrible, had going up
says: “Work or exertion made ~‘~rny
PARIBIAN SAGE portions of them formed the crypt oi tg V
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ire caused inch - shortaeq of
reath that it fairly frightened 1'-me.
tell you bow I feel to-day ‘andfyou
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proposals in connection with the, lid )`~__
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itching scalp, and
promote new
I f _ growth of hair if the
1 =.’ A 1 hair root is not
4/; y . deed. It is a clean
tonic and contains
no poisonous or oth-
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. stance. It will put
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ty.hatr dressing for
women it cannot be matched. '
Get a 50-cent bottle of' PARIBIAN
SAGE today. If it doesn't give comr
plete satisfaction, your money will be
returned. Bold hy Geo. E._ Hughes;
eDh Brucker, the German-American
and dealers everywhere
radiant beauty into Popes. ' ,
n these crypts are the tombs of sev-
eral Popes, and a number of import-
ant personng'es._Few people have .been
through the crypts, which are care-
ully guarded. Though some of the
arllcr Popes were buried in the Cat-
acombs. it wus not_'until the time of
Leo. 'I. that St, Peter’s became re-
cognized as a place for the burial of
. stop falling hair and has been made through all the years. 1
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Originally they were buried in
tombs were made in the interior. Un-
fortunately. some _ oi 'the oldest
tombs have been destroyed, but there
still remain a number of ancient
monuments. Most of the early Popes
had monuments in the old Basilica
can understand what a great cure Dr.
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strong enough new to work, like a
man, as for going up stairsonf the
run, it doeeu’t bother me at alll I
eat and sleep ae; any well person
ought. and as for dizziness which us-
ed to frighten me so much; lt has en-
tirely disappeared. Dr Hamiltmrs
Pills are a wonderful woman'a medi-
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the forecourt only, but later on the £00, gud I know every ygmgn um;
uses them will have comfort. mg
good health. Refuse anything oilered
you instead of Dr I-Iamilton's Pills of
Mandrake and Butternut, 25s. per
bv! Bt drllsglsts and Btorekeepers or
but several were removed to other
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