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tlth Mether Was 75 Years
Old in March
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ALLIES PAY WELL
Reme,
Hu Aainctatnl Pren
Nev. 'J . Unren
Sonnino,
twice Primp Mlnklcr of it.ilv nnil nNe
e
'nmtvn f lntunr .i...i... t.n ..a-.. .. ..
i'illf . i I "uuiig nil- (4'"l Willi
ami liini Uigur.
On Mnnrlnv Itiren Sennltm hml nt
i .tended n session of thn Si'tintp, np
'.tearing In .pleinllit spirits, nnd en
I Tuesday, iiltlieuuh tlie HlttltiBs hnd
r been MitiPN(lp(l. Iip went te i tin Sen
ate Chamber nnd lonverfrd nt lenRtli
nd with nnlmntlen with n number of
till mlienffiipq. T.ntnr lm unv upon nut
('walking with hit ctistem.iry light and
ialmoet mouthful Men.
When the surnrHng newn enme
wednewlnr of his hnUnc Miffcieil n
.Stroke, King Victer IJiiimuiniel ".rented
J te fcpl the blew keenlj and nkPd te he
j .Informed of the Hnrnn's condition every
j half -hour Slgner Tittnnl inldint!
j of the Semite, who n-' e it of the
J jrl ty, rptniTud immeiliiiteU .utd
j hastened te tlie bed-dde of lit diiu
j friend.
Bnren Svdnpv Sonnino, twl'e
Prime Minister of Itnh nnd Mmi-te
tt Foreign Affairs during tlie Wmll
, War, had long been wm of thp mm
' mandlng tigiins in Itilun pelitie-il
life. He wan Premier of Itih In 1IMIU
Jknd nenln In l'MO. K-ni I'M I te
1010 he n .it the Iiril m the r.Meigu
'affairH deimrtniPiit and nt tin1 e i'i 1 l-ion
t ,tt the war nttpndpd tin 1'uri peic
( wmferenee .is the nihwer of Prime
Minister Oil.ind). lip brought te tlie
! Versatile meeting tli reputation of
t "the firt fitinneler of I'ti;nie: the man
' Who hnd nrehd the economic life of
the world te its core."
A Jew by race, a l'retclnnt by filth
and n native of Egypt, the man who
was one day dewtlnnd te handle the
Ittillnn nhl of state wnn horn of an
Itnllllll .t Uriel. rtlllnM ,,...1 .1 Jrtnttltil.
.ii, ,i in-u ittiiii:! 111111 i iruiiiii
ItlnfliMM mi TrtiMli 11 Ittl? , lli.i l.fiiil.u
""nil 1 i'n .iiiiilii in 11.111, tin iin- iiiiih
of the Nile. He was cdnuited pnrtb
111 i.tiginiui mm nt tiiu l nnprxity 01
Pirn. Hi grandfather migrated f rem I
thrt elintfn in f .filrliiifiti. tthlt. itt PiM ttt
whete lie built up nti enermnita for-
rune as -i unnuer. a tertune wiucn tlie
future Premiet of Italy enjejed,
Entered Dlplemillc fer-lce
Twe venrH nftpr receiving his degree
fftm lint 111,1, nlalf Mnnttltin aiiIhiwiiI
the dltdematic Heiilcq. lie competed
for and wen a peNt In thef erelgn of-
uiv nnu wns niincnru in turn ie tne
Itnlinn legations of Madrid. Vienna,
1I...II.. ....I V.,..umI1I. I., lw-e l.
It 1111 linn iri'iiiini 111 j jim 111" It""
turned te it'ih and with his frletiu,
l.eeiuld rrancheltli Joined Pnsiiuale
Vlllnrl In n Jtntly if peerty nnd Its
rrmedlis. Thp made nn exhaustive
liKiuirv Inte condition In Slellv anil
ptililisheil n two-elume reiwrt of tluli
lnrstleitlens.
Then lip ti'tned te ieurnnllim. which
eventti.illv ltd him into the politic ll
airiin. in 1-n no was pie ipii a iiepuii
from Sin Vnscl.me. near Pletenee, ami1
lie has ieprei tiled the di"tlltt in the
chimber ever iiuc. His tirt cppri 1
enee 111 an nnuaw enuinct came 111
I", when he succeedwl (Jernrdi as
tinder peciet.irv of .t.ite for the trets-
r, neiuius inai eiiice 1111111 cnu mil 1
of tlie t'uxpl mltiMr in iss).
Til lDt ll 1iiu I'nliinrt u.lu fnt mmt
In which Sonnino held the pi t of
Minister of rin.tnce nnd of tie Tie.i--UM.
which he held fur three c.ii''.
Sinnine roe te the upmhi and re re
eistiiImI liit ceimtr's ti urns 'Pin.
nunUti t'ellnpMcl nnd ei i .1 n v.is
mad" I'reiiiiei. His atit lmi it l.itnl I
1fHl ih. tilelittt leturniiu te p"wer i
Aintlir turn of tie wluel of Imtuuc
and iintilli" agiiu be , 1111c Prinutr:
but niim his teiuiii' if etl'ne w.is etih
100 ih
When the Wer'd War bteke. Sun
nine was tendered the fnrelsn nfTuIr
portfolio and in the four dark jui
that fellow id hi wn- 1 tewi'r of
"trtn.'th te tli il led powers. Alwni
In- initd tint no sepni ite pea m
trentu slinitM 'hi s sn d but it t'
Pnrls t'unfi ipute h" stiihbut'i'i m
p ied the nuplintl nn of the .Tiigmlns
11 m 1 yerblnns wl"' inup 1'reiiiii 1 ( it -l.indu
h'l 1 e-pin v
I.iIm Sin In U uf Ul. he ln'-i-fe I it' 11
hnvutg en pe 111 I uf Austr i t1 -'1
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Ilchtitiii'.te iliugltter of Intrrst.ite
Conunrrte Cotuiuissiener and Mrs.
ncderlrU Ce, will niaUe her
debut in December
premlepd te him b the 1015 trcnt in
l.(iiiden, whpu thp Jugeslav btnte and
Indepiiiilent llelipinin were net een
ill turned of bj the great powers of the
entente, and nt the timp when Ituel 1
was ltmdlti; the dual empire and nNn
pitietintiiu far Inte the cistern prn -itn'i'
uf (iirmntiN.
IVisetuln ltaren Sonnino vn- un un
pepnlfli with the mass of hl eoiititn eeiititn
m ti as well is with his 1 1 Hi. 1 il i il
1 uues II u. lc-ened nnd made no
c"Virt te miiit piipulnr faer. lie wti"
nn ( it if. and hi spppehes in 1'irlin-
ment almost nlways were read from
manuscript. When he attempted In
Kprak extemporaneously hi delivery
was se haltlni! thnt it excited the mirth
of hi hcarern.
Huren Sonnino was one of the most
abstemious of men In spite of hi
wrjillli. tltntt linfnrn tlm wiir. lin tirne
lleed the most rugged economic. Italy
cenni net norrew uivernniy in 1110 1.011
den mnrkct by reason of her enormous
public debt, Sonnino lowered It 1y
igoreus taxation, by reducing public
"nlntles and cxpcndlturea nnd dlsmhs
Ing needless cmplees. Tlie jielltlclnns,
therefore, hated him.
Hefere entering pelltlen lie was editor
of the magazine Hassengnn," which lie
founded ami in which for years lie aired
Ids political and economic views. He
also wrote and lectured en Dante nnd
Petrarch, of whose works he was a
close student.
BARBER COLLECTS 'FORTUNE'
AND BRIDE IN GERMANY
Colllngsweod 'Mark Millionaire
Changed Views en Matrimony
Julius O. W. FrilPch, Colllngnweod's
barber nnd "mark millionaire," who
went te Oermnny te collect an inherit
ance, has nlse acquired a fiancee.
Frltsch was notified several months
nse Hint nn uncle In Dussplderf had
left him 20,000.000 mnths, nermnllv
S.'.OOO.OOO. The Ormnn currency is
new slmt se full of lieles that the nst
"ittu represents about S-U(H) in 1111
money.
'I'lte barber I n widower and Is fifty
two c.trs old. When he left rellings
weed for Oermnnv he snid he wouldn't
nnrry the best wemin Ihing unless slip
was worth twice ns much as him. Yes
terdav n friend retelted n cable an
nmtiii lug Piltsch's en,n,:em"nt te Pratt
lein Marin lleek, of Dttsselderf.
Prltseh Intends te In ing his bride le
cVdlittgswoed next spring.
Laborers' Jobs Ce Begging
Seme treub'e is being expeiieneed In
the local Cixil Seee ('itiitnissi.iu tn
rain libeieis nnd diiM'ts fur the di-
M-iei of s(iiit clemingt the i1ilUi1e
riglter for the positions hnvitu' In en
1 1 li ted. Thp npplli ntltin filed t d ite
niiiiiher 120, compared with J 000 one
eir age.
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HOW ROCKEFELLER
PARTED WITH $10
Church Usher Thought Such a Gift
Toe Large
New Yerk, Nev. 21. (By A. P.)
Ignernnt of the Identity of the donor,
n church usher once offered te return
a $10 bill te Jehn D. Rockefeller bs
cause h thought he had net Intended
te put thnt much In the collection
plate. Tin story wn told by his son,
Jehn D. ltorkefpller. Jr.. at. the dedica
tion rece ttlen Inst night- In the new
Park Avenue llnptlst Church.
The elder Rockefeller, with two
friends, was attending church servlcw
In Springfield, Mass., u, a etabr of
n cumuiiucc iu uuur iuc ntii vn "
II. 1. Pounce preach. .Mr. Hecee
feller hesitated before dropping the
IM0 In the plate, thinking it might re
veal his Identity, y After the service
the usher approached Mr. Rockefeller
nnd told him he noticed hi hesitancy,
nnd thnt (lf he had net meant te give
se large an amount he would gladly re
turn it.
BLIZZARD .UME8 OLKAN, N. Y.
Olean.'N. Y.. Ner. 24. (Ry A. P.)
Train and trolley service was crippled
todev by the biggest November snow
fall 'in the history of the "city. The
storm developed Inte a bliuard nnd
mere than four Inches of mew already
has fallen.
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Gift Baskets
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Thanksgiving
The Qift Supreme
Perfect delivery guaranteed
nnywlicre within 1000 miles
$5 te $50
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KIN SEE OSTEOPATH
KILLED BY REVOLVER
Or. Geerge A. Still Accidentally
Meeta Death Before Quests
Klrksvllle, Me., Ner. U. (Ry A.
P. Ills wife, parents and thirty-five
guests at an entertainment nt his home
saw Dr. Geerge A. Still, president of
the American Scheel of Osteopathy
here, and nationally known as an os
teopath, Instantly killed last night
flAVWJ
when he occidental! litatiM tf.
and a bullet from If pentratdl2l
hrnln. . r ""?.?
'vwi
Dr. Still, sportsman ,and lever of tii. '
uiiiuutin, iiiki Bnunn uieinecrs of it.,
party his shelguns, nnd was chlbli!!
the incchnnlsnt of a recently inirch..!!
pistol when the accident occurred. '
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iimm renulnnjr en the l.illterlnl Wm I, f
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Woolen Stockings
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Fer Ladies, Misses and Girls
Our own importations from the best Scotch and
English makers, together with domestic
selections. Many confined styles.
1.95 te 8.75
Sweaters Shirtwaists
MANN & DILKS
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
ratail.'iW1 1i4lMillinery Moderately PricedS K H FJ Z -D Purchasing Agent' Orders AcceptedHL I 0 2 3 S3 Mail Orders Filledillinil.il ! '5 IS 0
Cellar and Cuffs Sets and Fur Trimmings, Chil- I Special
dren s Fur Sets and Coats at Moderate Prices
H , fyisy' Scarfs
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round neck models. All ff s lR y Mr Atei fi JNd A9 Jt slip-en nnd golf coat med- g
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One Thousand Fur Coats Offered Tomorrow at
Prices That Are Made Possible Gnlv bv a Merchant
and Manufacturer Selling Directly te the Consumer
9 Once mere we offer a startling demonstration of our enormous merchan
dising powers. Once mere we prove with unmatchable values the tremendous
advantages that this house of quality offers you in the selection of fine furs.
J Because of our enormous volume of business, and because Ave manufacture
our own furs, thereby saving you the unnecessary middlemen's profits, we can,
and de, give you fur-values that are b eyend comparison, as you can prove by
examining tomorrow's offerings.
BUY TOMORROW FOR XMAS A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR PURCHASE UNTIL REQUIRED
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Regular Stock a Number of Attractive
Daytime & Evening Dresses
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They are among the meat pop
ular and the newest of the late
fall models, including street,
afternoon, dinner and evening
gowns and dance frocks.
The fabrics are satin-faced
iCantens, Crepe Renee, Crepe
Rema, Peiret Twill, Chiffen
Velvet and ether desirable ma
terial, in black, navy, and all
daytime and evening shades.
They were up
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ityle and tailoring. The hat of fabrics and fura is a complete roster of this
Beasen's fashions. In Ave groups as follews:
Were up
te $79.50
Were up
te $125
$89.50
Were up
te $155
Were up
te $175
Were up
te $210
All Purchases Billed January 1st
1220-22-24 Walnut Street
$125 $149.50
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