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J The I Com I The gre; the Submari Had a ri "The Birth o York City sj Nothing ' New York E\ Stupend* Your O11I3 Remei I TIME OF PRISON OF CZAK ONCE HIS PALACt Former Emperor Closely Guarded at Tsarskoe Selo. Tsarskoe Selo, March 25 (Vii London. March 26.)?Penetratinp today into and under the vast pris on space of Nicholas Romanoff, thf deposed emperor, the correspondent of the Associated Press obtained from the jailer the first reliable statement of the former emperor's condition and later visited the de serrated grave of Gregory Rasputin Russia's real autocrat for a decade and the unintending parent of the revolution. Since the visit paid by the corres pondent to the palace last week, sev eral measures have been taken t< guard the prisoner. These grew oui cf the rumorB of an attempted flight monarchist conspiracies against th< 6,000,000 Corns Lifted Right Off! 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Sold in Lancaster and recommem ad as the world's best corn remed u wmm v 1 Greatest :ivi ies To "I Days Oi A MIL atest production in the world. Th ne Menace. All these scenes are in of nearly a year in the Big: Cities f a Nation." See what the Lead ly of this great production. so stupendous ever before ereati fening Journal. >us and wonderful.?New York Ti j Opportunity nber the Date STAl SHOWS: 2:00, temporary government and pressure j by extremist forces. The guards have been increased and a special ret presentative of the council of deputies put among them. v On announcing his desita to visit - the grave of Rasputin the soldiers . demanded his pussports of the Asso? ciated Press correspondent and then t led him to the kitchen entrance of [ the palace prison, which is the headj quarters of the guards. ? Behind the kitchen entrance - stands a complex system of low , buildings built around a courtyard i and ending in a series of subterran? ean and semi-subterranean galleries, riinrtintr t ho uhnlp wav tinHnr t h - palace. The first of the two entries | - leads under an arched portico into a i > small, untidy courtyard surrounded i t by one atory buildings. At the seo, ond entrance were four sentries of a the First Tirailleur regiment, from - which, out of the five regiments now ' garrisoned in Esarskoe Solo, were chosen the guards, as the result of( the regiment's revolutionary conduct at Kiev ten years ago. The First Test. Inside the second entry, a small hall crowded with soldiers, was an ill painted ikon with red lamps burning hanging over a dingy wooden desk at which the soldiers note the name of all those entering. Ileyond tjvo lateral staircases at the back of the hall lies the mysterious part of the palace.- Leading away from between the staircases runs an interminable vaulted gallery, broken by shorter right and left transverse galleries. All are windowless. At nearly every other door on the long gal'ery a telephone is affixed, for some mysterious reason. Asking his soldier escort if these telephones were connected with the spy and protective system, the correspondent received the answer, "precisely so." The rooms off the gallery seemed Also to be underground for judging by their ornamental padlocked doors they are not cellars. Two only bear an inscription. One reads, "Servants of the Most August Children/' the other bears a placard from pre-revolutlonary times showing it to have been the bureau of the officer of the 1- day of Emperor Nicholas' underly ground guard. In this room, to % TIE LANCASTER NEWS Picture J [LIZ I7h*? nly, Apt LION DOLL e talk of the world today is shown in this production. ; for the same admission as ing Newspapers of New sd by the brain of man.? ibune. to See This ;s, Monday ai R T A. 4 v* /? ri/\ 4:i;>, o:ju ai aam??a day, Capt. Bowers, who sharply censured the man for bringing the correspondent, and who said to him, "You are the only person other than a soldier or prisoner who has passed through the gallery since the revolution." > The captain sent the correspondent to the palace commandant, Cavalry Capt. Kotzebue. He gave the correspondent a soldier escort and a permit to pass along the road to Rasputin's grave. Nicholas' Chief Jailor. The captain is Nicholas' chief Jailor and responsible to the duma that no (light takes place and that there is no breach in the severe inspection regime. He is youthful and urbane, an officer of the guard type, speaking French and English. Apparently he was chosen by the duma imprisonment commission to respect the susceptibilities of hie prisoner. After telling the Associated Presi correspondent that he had been given orders to arrest all civilian! who asked the soldiers question! about the complex geography of th( .palace, Capt. Kotzebue consented t< say something about the condition ol the former Amneror and Ma fan-Hit in their imprisonment, politely calling Nicholas "former emperor* where all the soldiers say brusquel: WHAT IS LAX-FOS LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA A Digestive Laxative CATHARTIC AND LIVER TONIC Lax-Pos is not a Secret or Patent Medi cine hat is composed of the followin old-fashioned roots and herbs: oasoara bark blue flag root rhubarb root blaok root may apple root 8enna leave8 and pep8in iulax-fos thecascara is improved b the addition of these digestive ingredi , ents making it better than ordinary Cai cara.and thus the combination acts ttt only as a stimulating laxative and cathai tic but also as a digestive and liver tonii Syrup laxatives are weak, bat Lax-Pc combines strength with palatable, ari , matic taate and doea not gripe or distui ? the stomach Owa, hfthl>.aill _n?ao 9 FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1917 Ever Seen r /K "T ir Theal ril 2nd . .AR PRODL t Abounding in pictures Outdoes the "Birth ol "Civilization" places In "Civilization," in short, is a ture of war and its eonsec An Entertainment on Times. Mammoth Pr< id Tuesday, J HEA _ J O-A r? n "KM ia 0:^0 r. lvi. MMSMi "Nicholas Romanoff." "The former emperor is not under detention but in all respects is a prisoner and is treated accordingly," said Capt. Kotzebue. "He is in perfectly good health and in fairly good spirits. When he is with his own entourage he has fits of crying. He is no longer nllowed in the park, but twice daily, from 11 to 3 o'clock ho is permitted to waik for recreation in the railed garden between the east and west wings of the palace. Outside the railing are six soldiers constituting the socalled intermediate guard. The first guard Is within the palace walls and the third outside the park fence. The regiment of the imprisonment of Nicholas is applied also to all courtiers and servants who are prisoners. The former emiperor Is not permitted to go into the , [ garden except in my presence. He walks frequently with other prlson, ers, preferring the society of the 1 former empress; Count Benkendorff, , former marshal of the court; Mad, use Narychklne and Countees Hend, rlkoff. He is required to converse , only in Russian when in the presf ence of soldiers, r I,ike to Shovel Know. "The former emperor's chief oc ' cupation of shoveling snow in thi / garden he enjoys greatly. He ehowi boyish interest in what Is said an< written of him. He does not resen abuse. At present he is chiefly de sirous of receiving foreign newspa I pers, which are virtually unobtaln k able. f "The former empress is in bette health. Her real malady is no CLEVELAND BIG BOLL $1.65 Bofthrl Dixie Wilt-Resistant $1.75 hushe Moss's Improved $1.50 bushel. Couliette 1 1-2 Inch Staple $1.7 bushel. Hartsville'No. 9 Long Staple $1.7 bushel. Webber Long Staple No. 82 $1.7 l- bushel. * Velvet Beans recieaned $1.9 r~ bushel. C. >8 Soy Beans 90c peck. 9- Our seeds are extra fine. 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