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SLAVS IN PERSIA
START MARCH TO
BAGDAD GOAL
Large Army in AdVance to
Teuton Railway Terminus
Captures Kirind
TO BRING AID TO BRITISH
Progress of Czar's Troops in
Co-operation With Aylmer's
Relief of Kut
FRENCH STORM FOE'S
TRENCH AT LE PRETRE
Continued from rrt On
The following la the text of the ofllclat
report:
'The weather being favorable, the ao
tlvlty of the artillery on the south sides
over a great part of the front Is lloly.
'There la Increased nctlvlty (of the ar
tllltry) on both sides of the Meuso. Kant
of the river this Increased activity extends
as far as the Motello Itlver.
"Apart from patrol righting near tho
Sommo Itlver and tho falluro of a small
attack In Prlestwald (Ie l'retre forest),
there have been no events of Importance.
"Our airmen attacked railway stations
and encampments on the Clermont-Verdun
railway with successful results
"Three more enemy nlrshlps havo been
destroyed In Champagne and one In tho
Meuse region."
rirrnormAn. March is
The Russians, who have been operating
In Persia, have apparently begun a march
Upon Bagdad. Tho ofllclal nrmy head
quarters report says
Wo havo occupied tho town of
Klrlnd, 1'ersla, In tho direction of Hag-
dad.
Klrlnd Is 40 miles west of Kcrmnnshah,
which tho Russians captured some time
ago, and only 40 miles from tho Turco
Persian frontier, almost on a direct lino
to Uagdad, which Is 120 miles distant
from Klrlnd.
An advanco of 60 miles further west
would bring the Cxar's troops Into tho
Valley of tho Dlyala, nn eastern tribu
tary of tho Tigris, which would glvo them
an easy approach to the city of tho ca
liphs. Military experts here have bcllbved for
some tlmo thnt the relief of thu llrltish
forces Isolated by tho Turks at Kut-cl-Amara
was likely to be effected by tho
Russians as well as by the British troops
Under General Aylmer up tho Tigris.
It was generally supposed, however,
that tho big army which captured
Erzcrum and then spread rapidly north,
west and south, would detach a sufllclcnt
force for an expedition to Uagdad, as It
Was not believed that tho Russian nrmy
In Persia was of sufficient slzo to under
tako such work.
Apparently tho Czar's forces In Persia
are Btronger than was supposed or havo
recently been augmented. The brief of
ficial announcement made Is taken hero
to mean tho beginning of a drive to tho
relief of tho beleaguered British below
Uagdad.
SHIFTING SANDS BLOCK
DESIGNS UPON SUEZ
Teuton nnd Turk Mnrch Across
Desert to Canal Not Prac
ticable at This Season
LA TESTA DIPONTEDI
GORIZIA BOMBARDATA
DAL GENER. CADORNA
Ricomincia Forae, So il Tempo
lo Permettcra', l'OfTensiva
Contro la Linea Austriaca
dell'Isonzo
GLI ALLEATI A CONSIGLIO
BRITISH LOSE 5000 IX VAIN'
EFFORT TO RELIEVE KUT
Unsuccessful in Fight nt Fclahic.
Turks Win Near Aden
niSRMK, March 13.
The Urltlsli lost 6000 men In an unsuc
cessful attempt to relieve the Kut-cl-Amara
garrison, according to nn official
statement from tho Turkish War Office,
telegraphed horo today.
The report covered tho battle at Folnhlo,
southeast of Kut.
The Turkish War Office also announced
tho defeat of a British expedition In
Arabia, near Aden,
"On tho Yemen front an English do
tachment of 6000 Infantry nnd 600 cav
alry, with 12-ccntlmctro guns, htnrtcd
from Sheikh Osman, north of Aden, and
occupied tho town of Aflsch and tho
heights two and one-half miles southwest
of It." said tho official statement.
They then attacked Turkish vanguards
By WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD
UOMK, March 1.1.
Egypt nnd tho Suez Canal nrp absolutely
safo from n Turco-Oermnn attack for at
leaBt another year. While In Athens 1
obtained this Information direct from n
rellablo Rourco In Constantinople. Tho
Orcek censorship mado It Impracllrabto
to cnoio this fnct riom Athens.
Febiuary was tho last month when tho
shlftlnR dciert snnds cast of tho Suez
Canal cro llrm enough to sustain march
ing columns. Movement of nrllllrry or
i ujrjjjr niiHwim hli wnn tliu UUPI I I
will bo out of question for many months.
All stories nbout thn Hermans building
railways nnd supply roads nrross tho
desert nro mere fabrications They crcato
n lot of amusement In Constantinople,
whoro tho character of the soft sandy
region oast of the canal Is well known.
Oormans staff experts In Ber::n esti
mated that camels, traveling from the end
of the Damascus railroad to tho Suez
Canal, could carry only flvo pounds each of
ammunition or supplies In addition to their
own forago for tho long trip. This tended
to dlssolvo tho Arabian Nights dream
jilcturo of long trains of camels moving
enormous quantities of army suppllos to
me sue.
It ran bo stated definitely that Egypt
nnd tho Suez Canal havo boon loft out of
Gorman and Turkish plans for a year at
least.
EUROPEAN AVAR HOLDING
UP U. S. MEXICAN PLANS
Thousands of Cars Loaded With Muni
tions Interfere With Expedition
WAHtirN'OTOX. March 13. Tho Eu
ropean wur Is holding up the American
military expedition Into Mexico to get
Francisco Villa.
With tho United States on the verge of
activities which may require tho Imme
diate shipment of hugo quantities of sup
plies to tho border, tuns of thousands of
railroad cars are effectually tied up In
Eastern terminals loaded with supplies
for tho warring nations of Europe.
j Tho Interstate Commerco Commission
ndmltted today that tho situation wan
sorlous. The plans worked out somo tlmo
with superior forces, but wero stopped ago ,y railroad nnd Wnr Department of.
Y .i . " flclals for the 1ulck moving of supplies
"'"'"" """" "" n:my iviumrew, , nro set at naught by tho unprecedented
only tho protection of hla Iong-rango ar
tillery preventing a panic.
"Tho enemy then tried to mako a new
stand In Elcmeihnlc, two and ono-half
miles south of Aflsch, In positions pre
viously prepared, but was forced by Turk
ish Mudlahlds to retreat into tho fortified
camp of Sheikh Osman, under tho protec
tion of tho guns of warships anchored In
the Qulf of Aden. Tho Turks destrgyed
the town nnd fortifications of Elmelhalo
and captured all pioneer material there."
SDLIUS MAY HAVE HIT
MNE IS NEW BELIEF
Norwegian Ship With Ameri
cana Aboard First Reported
Submarine Victim
PARIS, March 13. Press dispatches
from Havre today cast soma doubt on tho
first reports that the Norwegian bark
Stilus, aboard which were Bevon Amer
icans, was torpedoed without warning.
No submarlno was sighted, the dis
patches said, though tho majority of tho
crew believed a submersible attacked tho
SJllus. Others expressed the opinion that
tho Stilus struck one of the mines tho
Qermans are known to have been sowing
off the French coast.
WASHINGTON, March 13. The Stato
Department today had no new facts as to
the sinking of the bark Slllus. The Consul
uenerai at Havre has neon asked for de
tails. Hla first report said the Slllus had
bean torpedoed.
Secretary Lansing was to leave tonight
for a week at Plnehurst, N. C. In his
absence Counselor Tolk and tho President
yrjill handle the Stilus case.
congestion of the Atlantic seaboard termi
nal. Tho commission Is working on new
plans to relievo thin congestion and send
back to tho West Its quota of rolling
stock. Tho American Hallway Associa
tion Is co-opcratlng.
rtOMA, 13 Marzo.
II generate Cadorna ha Inlzlato tin
nuovo movlmonto offenslvo stilla fronto
dell'Isonzo, la sola del teatro Itallano delta
gunrra dove operazlonl ill guerra sono
posslbltl ora. Membra rhe quesln nuova
offenslva sin II prlmo rlsultnto delta con
ferenza degll alleatl.
Iiimgn la fronto dell'Isonzo gll lltollanl
stnnno hombardamlo vlotontementa II
Rettoro dl Oorlzla ron grnndl masse dl
artlgllcrla dl ognl collbro, o si sono avute
nncho plecole nzlonl dl fanteria, ma o
ovldonto cho slamo nncnra nlla prlmlsslma
faso deH'offenslva. Nel tempo modeslmo
nnrhe not settorl dl montngna, dovn o'
posslhllo, nonostanto It tempo Inctemenle
e la novo nlta, la fnuterla Itatlana nttneca
le poslzlonl nustrlacho In moltl puntl.
Eppure In molt! puntl delta fronto nlplna
si Rnno nvitto vnlnnghn cho hnnno perslno
seppclllto accintonntnentl dl truppe
Nolle vlclnnnzn dl Oslavla I'attarco
Itnllano o' stato rosl' vlolcnto cho gll alia
triad doveltero Invlnro rlnforzl In tutta
frotta ior salvnro lo trlncen dl prima
llnea.
Como nbhlamo detto l'offcnslva Itnllana
o' nncnra alia prlmlsslma fnwe. ma si erode
rho osia sla parte dl un piano ill of
fenslva slinultnnea degll alleatl contro gll
Impcrl rcntrall nel prlnclpall teatrl delta
guerra. Sembra cho I tedeschl, avenclo
niipreso ill qucsll plnhl degll alleatl lib
blnno cerrato ill frustrarll attaccando
Verdun prima rho vctilsso la prlmavera
o qtilndl un tompo plu favorevolo.
It Mlnlitoro delta Ouerrn pubbllcavn
terl sera 11 negucnto cnmunlcnto ufllclnto
In base nl rapporto del, gencrulo Cadorna:
"Noltn parto alta dclla zona dl guerra,
cloo' nclle montngne, lo nostro oporozlonl
sono nncorn contlminmetito ostacolnlo d.il
pcrslitenta cattlvu tempo, ed In nlcunt
puntl dclla zona montnuii la neve c' alta
flnn a 32 pledl.
"En nostra nrtlgllerla c" stata In Interna
cd efllcneo nzlnne lutigo tutta la fronto del
medio Isonzo o dl II' at mate. Una pane
ilnlto trlnceo ncmlche sono state danticg
glato o lo truppe clic lo occupavano no sono
ktato cnccliito o Bono stato scoutltte,
montro le battorlo nomlcho venlvano ri
dottn nl sllcnzlno.
"Durnnto la temporancn crssazlono del
fuocu la nostra fnntorln, passando sulU
novo nbbnstnnza nlta o sul fangn cho
loprlva I Ilanchl ilcllo nlturo nttucco' lo
poslzlonl nemlclie hombardnndolo con
grannto a maiio. niHtaccniuciiti ncmicl
rho correvano in alutn dello forzo nt
tacrato furono fatte bersngllo ad un ben
dlrctto fuoco della nostra artlgllcrla a
ilellu nostrc mltragllntrlcl."
II comuulcnto ufllclale austrlaco pub.
bllcntii ierl sera dlco cho gll ltallanl
rlcomlnclnrono sabato a bombnrdaro
vlolentomonto la testa dl pnnte dl Corlzla
e la parto merldlonalu della cltta' o lo
nlturo dl Doberdo". Como afferma lo
Ktatn Mngginro nemlco it bombardamento
duro' per tutta la nottc.
Nulla ill preclso si sa qui. ma non o'
Improbabllo clio II genomic Cadorna pre
pari la nuova offenslva contro Ic teste dl
pnnto dell'Isonzo con l'lntcnzlono dl for
zarlo. Net dlstrettc dl Agordo c' preclpltata
una enormo valan'ga cho ha Kcppellito
parecchlo case. Da quanto si sa flnora
pare cho vl slano venticlnquo vlttlmc.
Tolcgramml da Parlgl dlcnno che si o'
riunlto 11 conslgllo degll alleatl sotto la
presidenza del gencralo Joffre, at quar-
tlere generate Frances. lInghttterrn. vi
e' rabpresentata dal venerate Halg, eo
mandante In capo della forzo InslesI In
Francla) la Russia dal generate Qltlnsy.
ntutante dl campo dello czari 1'Italla dal
generate Porro, eoltocapo dl Stato Mag
Rlorej II Belglo dal suo capo dl Stato
Magglore, a la Serbia dal cotonnatlo Panic,
tin telegramma da Odessa dlco che si o'
avuto un conflltto dl frontlcra tra rumcnl,
hulgarl ed nustrlacl. Un vapore riimeho
cho cnrlcava una barca purs rumena sul
Danublo, nelle vlctnanze dl Itahovo, ed In
aequo rumene, fu attaccato da soldati
bulgarl I quail segnalarono ad una can
nonlera nustrlaca dl nvvlolnarsl. Ia can
nonlcra ordlno' at plroscnfo dl entraro nel
porto hulgaro, ma nvendone avuto per
rlsnostn un rlfluto, la cnnnonlera feca
fuoco sut plroscafo con mltragllalrlct e
con fuclll. I soldati rumenl rlsposero nl
fuoco austrlaco a si obboro parecchl mortl
0 ferltr da ambe le parti.
Tanto a .Sofia quanto a Dertlno si at
tends che fra non motto la Humanla si
dlchlarl In favoro degll alloatl dell'Intesa.
iAcconno ini i,a humania.
Un telegramma da Hucnrcst dice che
tin necoido dcflnltlvo e' stato, firm ft to tra
1 governl ill Htlsala o dl Humanla. In base
a qucsto nccomo la iiussia accetta in
permottero II passaglo ill munlzlonl dl
guerra per la Humanla attraverBo II torrl
torlo dell'lmpero. Inoltre In Hussla, Bern
tiro In base n questo nccordo, accetta dl
fornlro nll'esorcltn rumeno, In csbo ill
bisogno, BUlllclentc qunntlta' dl munlilonl
c dl attro matcrlate iln guerra, tln'altra
clausola Importnnto o' che la Hussla ha
iicccttato dl ccdoro alln Humanla una
parte del terrltorlo dlla llessarabla. So
questo accordo o' stato flrmato o' chlnro
rho la Humuida ha declso dcllnltlvamento
circa II sun lntervento a. flnnco degll al
leatl. It Mlnlstcro russo delta Oucrra ha an
nunclato a Petrngrad cho lo truppa russo
operant! In Persia hnnno occupato la
cltta' dl Klrlnd, che e' sltuata sulla strada
da Hamailan n Uagdad od n circa 150
mlglln da quest'ultlma cltta'.
Un tetrgrnmma da Hln de Janeiro dice
cho In Hegulto nlla dlchlarazlnnn dl guerra
tra II Portngallo e la Clermnnla si sonn
nvute grandl dlmostrazlonl nclla capltaln
brailllana In favoro degll nllcntl dell'In
tesa.
KAISER'S PEACE TERMS
KNOWN TO WILSON
'nntlmifd from I'wte One
continue tho slrugglo was tho belief that
(Jcrmany would keep Ilelglum nnd would
demand Indemnities. Hut Hcrmnny will
demand neither If pence can he brought
nbout nt tho present time.
HcganlltiR this, n high Oermnn official
said that both sides "ought to protty thor
oughly understand by now that there
rould bo no demands, for Indemnities," nnd
a h for Oermany retaining Ilelglum, ho
added, "there Is no longer nny thought of
It by tho German Government."
Itegardlng other terms of peace. It Is
the belief of tho German Government, ac
cording to reports said to havo boon mado
to President Wilson, that tho only wny to
establish order In tho Ilntkans In to dis
tribute the land Inhabited by tho Alba
nians, Montenegrins nnd Serbians between
Austria, Ilulgarla and Greece. That Greece
would bn given a shnro of the conquered
territory Is regarded as significant In Its
possible bearing upon that country's re
fusal to enter tho war on tho side of tho
Allies.
Three things nro pointed out by Wash
ington ofllclal In support of forocants of
un early peace being sought by Germany:
Tho Kaiser has tho upper hand in tho
war to data and could suggest pcaco with
out appearing to cry "enough." The
Turkish situation Is becoming somewhat
ticklish nnd Hussla has a great now nrmy,
well equipped, for activity In tho spring.
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EVERYBODY'S'lOO N. 10th
JiiHt ,liote Arrli, Onfn KTtntnc
ESTATE OF HETTY B. KINO
IS VALUED AT $745,807
tfwo Nephews the Only Heirs Other
Wills Probated
The personal property of the estate of
lly B. King, who died at tho Aldlne
Hotel on December IS, Is valued at $745,
80T 13 lq an inventory filed with Heglster
Sheehan by S, S. Garwood and Frank P.
Harned. Letters of administration were
irrupted to Clement R. Walnwrlght. of
Chestnut Hill, and F. King Walnwrlght,
of Uryn awr. nephews and only heirs
of the decedent.
Included In the Investments making up
the estate are the following:
t4hlch Vll(y II. R. Co. bonda 139.000
Ixiiari t.Uht and I'owtr Co bomli 3(1. BOO
lUMwln Locomotive Works bond lil.uei)
Ciltwlnu n. II. Co. band 13,44(1
CurraatittvsrR.il Co. Imnda o.jnn
HsrwoocJ BUctrla Co. bonds ,, SU.iiHS
northern Ohio Railway Co. bonda p.SUO
Jaal'lvanU M Nw York Canal
.toada ,...,,...,.. so. 100
Pubtlo- Sdrvlca Newark Terminal Co.
Londa 1U.600
Bcauylkllt Rjver Baat Side R. R. Co.
bonda ,,..,,. , 1B,7!
S Joaapb Heat and Puwtr Co. bonda.. 20.000
Intarbqroujrh Con. I'orpa prefurrad 83,026
288 abaraa Iblzh Valley It. R, Co il.tttti
SStt- hrM Nortbarn Central R. R 31. HJ
(1 abarta United Railroads ct Nw
fttitr ., ,,.. ,, 21,373
After making bequests to several rela
tives. Barah W Fogel. 834 Dickinson
street, by her wll, probated today, be.
qpeathi t&a rfldue of her estate, amount.
Ing. In the aggregate to 110,300, to the
Presbyterian Home for Aged Couples and
Ag4 Men.
After lea,ving J1100 in private bequests,
the will of Julia, Burke, who died re
cently In St, Joseph's Hospital, leaves the
ran&tndtT.of her J1509 estate to be di
vided In equal shares betwecq tit. John's
SJe Orphan Anylum,; Home fvr the Aged,
vdx the cut of the Uttle SUtere of the
psor, Oermantown; St. Mary's Hospital,
and. CpnXereace of St. Vincent de Paul,
attached to the Church pf the Visitation.
ptber wills probated were those of
HMV A Seal, J50T Master street, who
S,R valued at. I0M Daniel C.
Tyiwo, J00 Et Tabor road, JJ500; Ilan
Wfo Sweenfy, UH Federal street, JJIOO,
a Jpue 0Uif8P!? i Blaie ,
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Tho War Today
French troops stormed nnd cap
tured more than 200 yards of Ger
man trenches in tho Lo Pctre
Forest, taking 20 prisoners, tho
French War Office announced to
day.
Paris reported Intense German
bombardment In tho regions of
Douaumont, Bethlncourt, tho
Woevre nnd Lo Fretro Woods, but
no infantry attacks north of Ver
dun last nlfflit.
The German Wnr Offlco asserted
that French attacks at Lc Pretre
wero repulsed.
The llusslnn march on Bagdad
has begun. Tho forces moving
through Persia have captured tho
city of Kirind. Bevernl leagues be
yond tho strategic ccntro of Kcr
manshah, which already is in tho
Czar's possession. Tho Persian
campaign has a supplementary ob
jective In a Junction with tho army
of General Aylmer, moving through
Mesopotamia to tho relief of Gen
crnl Townshend's forces pent up In
Kut-al-Amaru, about 100 miles
from Bagdad.
In this rone tho British have suf
fered a heavy defeat, according to
nn official communication from
Constantinople. Aylmer's column
left 5000 dend in a desperate brittle
nt Fclahic, it is reported. The
Turks have also won a victory in
southern Arabln, near Aden, tho
Moslem officinl bulletin says.
Entrance of Rumania is forecast
In dispatches which Intimate n pnet
between Bucharest and Petrograd.
Tho Czar agrees to glvo part of
Bcssarabio to Rumania nnd will
nrm nnd supply tho Rumanian
forces, it is said.
"Bulpars nnd Austrlnns nro re
ported to have attacked Rumanian
ships in the Dnnube nnd the gar
rison on the Rumnninn shore
shelled the hostilo outposts. This
has added width to the breach be
tween Bulgaria and Rumania.
ITALIANS OPEN NEW
OFFENSIVE ON BIG LINE
Attacks Result of Conference
With Altietl Chiefs.
Shell Gorizla
Express Company Employe Accused
Henry Costln, 60 years old, a negro em
ploye of tho AdnmB ISxpress Company,
was nrresteil nt tho 18th anil Mnrltet
atroets station of tho company, today, nnd
held In $600 bait for court to explain how
$600 worth of merchandise stolen from
tho company enmo Into bin possession.
ItOMH, March 13.
A new offensive movement by tho
Italians tho first decisive result of the
Attics' recent military conference lias
been opened over tho greater part of the
front In tho Austro-ltnllan theatre of
wnr.
nn ih Tnnn frnnt the Italians nro
bombarding Oorlzla with massed artil
lery. In spite of Inclement weather nnd
numerous avalanches in tne mountains
ltntlan Infantry Is attacking tho Austrian
positions at many polntB, tho Wnr Ortlce
states. In omo localities the snow slides
have been so great that cantonments wefa
burled, causing heavy tons of life, nnd
roads woro bloclyd.
Near Oslavla the Italian nttnclts were
so violent that tho AustrolIungarlans
had to rush reinforcements to tho front
to save their flrst-llno trendies.
Tho Italian offensive, which as yet Is
In Its Initial stages, Is believed In somo
fiunrters to bo pnrt of a grand schomo
nn tho part of tho Allies for a concen
trated nttack on tho German ntlles In the
western, eastern nnd southwestern theatres
of war. However, tho Germans evidently
learned of the plan nnd tried to forestall
It by attacking on tho west front before
tho rigors of winter gavo way to more
favorable weather.
Avalanche wnrfare, Inaugurated by
Italian AlplnlRtB, Is now being waged suc
cessfully by both sldcB ntong tho Tyroleso
Alpine front Ily shelling 'the mountain
sides, under which tho troops are en
camped, or by exploding mines, opposing
forces send thousands of tons of rocks
and snow rolling upon enemy soldiers. It
Is estimated that Austrian losses already
total morn than 1000.
A shell llrcd at nn Austrian redoubt
high In the mountains started a grmT 1
of now and earth that gave i thf!?',!1 H
ineir ursi inspirat on, Th ,.""'
created nveJnnrn. ..j A" ttrHnllr
talnslde upon an Austrian colu! m6,,,, I
Ing Its way slngle-pie along- &: 1
steep curt and swept the Austrian ..TuV
Into a gorge, 1000 f.it below" ,oMlet
Starting nn avalanche by e.rtni.
mine Is a more dangerou, feat i tl!
sappers climb to tlio summit of a iilln
tnln nbove nn enemy encamnmv;.mi),1N
touch off the mine during the nttht" f ,tn
succeed In escaping enemy sentries ,h''r
Avalanche warfare has hf, .:' ,
pec ally effective In blockading 'rSSL?"
and highways, preventing troon 4
mcnls. Three such avalnnchcs n..?'""
Ported In dispatches received here tod, ""
Monitor Shells Dardanelles Por
ofllclal communication Isiucd bv IItS.11
Ofltca sayst ' " r ,
"Caucaslon
Front On some
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Interior Alterations
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9th nnd Tioga Streets
there havo been skirmish, i..? "-"Ms
connolterlng parties, ""vcen r.
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At Broadwiy, 44th to 4jtli Stmt
the center of New York lodd end
btuineii activities. In close proximity is
all railway ttrminilt.
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The House that Heppe built
FOUNDED IN 1865 ADOPTED ONE-PRICE SYSTEM IN 1881
C. J. Heppe & Son, 1117-1119 Chestnut Street Gth and Thompson Streets
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The Stroud
Pianola other
models of the
Pianola are
the Steinivay,
Wheelock and
famous Weber.
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Do You Get Your Share of the
World's Great Store of Pleasure ?
OT one of us but has his share of the worries and
troubles they are the heritage of mankind and
come unsought.
But the vleasures we have them onlv as we
make them. All about is the world's great store of the ma
terials of happiness. From it we may choose and build the
beauties and the joys of our lives as we will.
The wonderful art of Music ! what material is here for
tinting with rose hues the shadows of life ! Here is happiness
such as all the world's treasure of gold cannot buy. And as
much of it is yours as you will take!
The Pianola, oldestand newest of player-pianos
makes easy the path to the heights of this beautiful art.
With the Pianola ycu may hear music and you may play
it enjoy passively or experience the supreme pleasure of
creating.
The Pianola provides the great musical scope of the piano, and a
technique a playing ability that is sure and efficient, comprehen
sive of every pianistic effect.
Such an instrument aa this will add so much to your own life;
Pd lnetrn3tnfyH Uii ? friends, its value may not be estimat-
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A First Payment of $25 Secures Immediate Delivery of
The STROUD
PIANOLA
An tni(ruunt bttUr than any player-piano, of other make, rgardUs$ of prist.
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