The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1911, Page 3

siesta Puliman Sleeping Cars Which Jumped Track “BALOON NEW vORK BABY | eR FALLS is Dds Satie Mie Cog xe 0 vie Lie HIT BY A CYCLONE | OUTHIGHWINDOW. : , Cee a” Bie FEET IN. ust ACSIA | | third Moor of the tenement house at No | Storm, Aaictincaibtairice, | ASSP Uae, Sa a ee | down to the courtyard to-day to hang : , : n ered 4 ee . bY h ; | > ZaceiDe: out the week's wash, She left her one- Heroes in the Federal Flyer’s Wreck Quickly " “i > Rete ‘ ver : | and Post Face:Death. and-a-half-yearold tntant, Katie, on the \ ES pik, ASG ’ 1h ' | — |back window ledge where she could Turned to Rescue Work After Ea F " ' fy her eve on the child 2 Morvellous Escapes From 2 Mrs. Herlat had largo basket of wet Death. 4o——--—— sloth which whe set down on the stone | pave directly underneath the window lfrom which Katie's am#ing little face wien down at her. The child was Protected from the possibility of falling, | and Deafen Occupants, W ho the mother thought, by a. window ae | : sereen, She reckoned without consider- Cling for Life to Basket. — [ing the strength that Iny in the ttle one's anne, The Infant kept pushing at the screen KANSAS CITY, Mo. July t—Forced}and finally dislodged it. The screen } to descend from 8,000 feet, where they | Came flying down and the child came [encountered a terrifo thunderstorm and {N™Pne atten I Ponte iter ainted cyclonic conditions, Clifford B. Harmony | steer kiving ono plercing scream, pilot, and Augustua Post, alde, in the When the bora came in respanse balloon New York were compelled to-| to her ery of alarm they found th jday to land at Fremont, fa, and give) little Annie had landed plimp in the up aft a thrilling experience thetr! centre of the grin eb te bes place in the elimination race for the that she was uninjured, ‘he mother jathes Gordon Bennett Cup. Hoth men| W# Fevived a Se landed safely and. after packing ‘Nel! BOY'S SIZE SAVES LIFE balloon, which with It at noon for New York. WHEN AUTO HITS HIM. At about the same time the balloon dasireb ie: teat whlch wan | ’ Atiantie City ant Philadelphia were Kansns City was forced to land near] So Small That When Car Passes HORE CARR ee Gut tn, clilongo. cooling breeses were Linby, ta, having been caught in the) Over Him It Leaves Him fies SU ncn oceare akin test ® esl " oft the lake and the mercury | same storm encountered by the New is | fellow i et # # they were able to go eywell, the Untouched, Ratiroad biames Engineer ior kederal Express Wreck Tie New Haven Road at noon to: } atatement: ‘Train No. was wrecked fay issued the following ofilcial al Wxepress,’ left Fairfield at 3.29 A. M. and he train consisted of a ted utes Fish jon car, baggage car, day coach and six sleepers. ‘Total, nine + Coumiss cars. “The engine and the first fix cars left the rafls at the cross-over and wontidown the bank, most of ‘whet In the street, at Fairfield avenue, Of pers, two are still on the rails, while one of the theyremaining three s kiecpers was derailed, “THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT WAS DUE TO THE IR STRIKING THE CROSS-OVER FROM TRACK NO. 2 ‘O TRACK NO. 4 AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED, ESTIMATE AT CLOSH TO TY MILES AN HOUR. HE WAS GOING FROM PRACK ‘0 TRACK NO. 4 IN ORDER TO MAKE THE s ‘OP AT BRIDGEPORT, 0. TATION 81 and Mr, Harmon left|of No. ant West Fifth street Coney BALL PLAYER SAVES FRENZIED | there for the east, Augustue Post de-|Tyland, that he te small. Otherwise, GIRL AND MOTHER. | iOSPITALS. scribed thetr experiences since leaving | they say, the automobile whtch bounced La Alexander, the big pitcher, was * ~ Kansas City jover him tn Surf avenw last night found Dr. Me struggling Charities Commission Awarded | “phe New York gated well until mt4- | would have killed him. “urey and forty-one 2 taken care of in the three different hospitals assengers have proceeded on their way nto the se deat 7 All through the th | Yorkers, Cai HW M. Ho “TIME SARD RULES SPECIFY FIFTEEN MIL AN lca. 7 itnatarore, Thi We ft: Boe ee aaa at WnE ce , and John Watts, his atde, escaped | phystotans in Coney Isiand Bmer- HOUR. ful © aid wh og toctad from Wyomlie aRoin inet Hisht ury [gency Hospital sud to-day that it was “rhe }MMed are Fineineer A. L. Curtis, Fireman W. A. Ryan and || Sremen a fee and the 8 qd, ie —_ At noon, in a message sent from Fre- | good for Benny Exelatetn, ten years old, HE A etoven pasvencers. The injured are Conductor M. J. Lorine !$200,133 APPROVED TO mont before po zers. They are bel at Bridgeport. gon to Hie ton. “A list of killefT a 7 ti 7 » in . f) With @ fr ad lit girl on the side- ee ee night last night in. nort svat direo-| As it was everybody supposed Benny ‘A list a Ea will Heide as fast as rare Bae | Walle eecaMate etd aveni ¥ under | to Make All Insti- tion,’ sald Mr. Post, “Then we entered was dead as he lay In the street with cured It {s important to give correct names and addresses.” || the viaduct under had brough . #tedib ii Weal orrific iderstorm, ‘The batloon a wound in his scalp, At West El ANBVMEFCARAL fee Thothee: Oat 6 ; (Continued from First Page.) tutions Safe. Finishing His T rip From Bos- ppeattin iarean ee) ty Leepaeatus eraat ihe Sov | ad Taba to oe re splinters of an overturned coa a ——— nmtalsoner Michael J. Drummond of pped to thirty d “. A eyelontc auto going « when one comin om a Staff € spondent of The ening World.) until he w nder the elect cht! Bi ; 7 ay) 0 \ q RPO PR Soe tu bey 4 po bigs! on was under th ectric Ught| Rroadway and Forty-second street, ana | the De ent of Pubile Charities ap: 4 a vortex sucked ts tn scent dw BRIDGEPOR?, Coan., July 11.—The Incidents of the Federal Express| did he seo that the woman's right evelae the day wore on there bast the Roand of Estimate to ton to Capital He Lands at | vortex micked us into tts contre and we from the other direction hit him. 1 © many | pea were lost in clouds, with Nghtning | car passed over him, but the mecha sed out. He tor s, Some injured and others marvellously un-}] 8% * away @ plece : ong on the streets, in the shops, [request an !ssue yeclal ravenue bonds a " L Ue Wee MRICE God Eecareae ie emcee ng on the streets, in the shops, req n tas U. S. Army Aerodrome. playing all around us, was high enough above the asphalt to 1d, Makes, When gathered Into tangible shape, a tale of sudden tragedy | jr, to that the whit eeata eee’ WIE | factories and department stores. Am: |of m8 to provide funds for @ fire y shook the basket |feave him untouched. t see and, wrist, started “The thundercla n the city hospitals and the vibration felt Ike a huge sledge- | ‘The car is owned by A. M. Bedell of bulanc st » syste amaost, Inerediblesas a roma eons and Ppolleemen |pr ce woven by a novelist of the greatest tmagin- the child by the e rae . quipped ith “first a 4! nowledge | @ yulidings under his juried 6 ¥ ve oni! » uive power irgeon, With hysterical fright | © ese a Fe Bae eRe ee nek: Druenenansn bald WASHINGTON, July 11.—dtarry ¥.| hammer was atriking It. At the upper sixth avenue and Fiftysninth stroe ” 1 ; 1) gav id ihesitl seas muat see | Worke i emenaane. 40°) ROeB OOWa yy t eo Hur Atwood, the aviator, who flew from| *rface of the atorm centre the balloon |Menhattan. He said he would be ! Mi jay and tho grinding, when the rail gave way and the trucks of] wha: was the matter with Ler mother's|the total of deaths which has already |). 1 a : + the aviator, who few from) vow twisted and tossed Ike a cork injeourt jo-day. Benny will be back sell- the #ngine wei let down on the tles and the ballast, quivered backward reached appalling dimensio 8 nd Balumore to College Park, Md., eight! |the fire expert of my to-motrow, ment s Niagara Rapids. Hanmon and I had to | ing papers under the | Mes from Washington, this mornings) 5011 on to the sides of the basket while a - with tears streaming down| Fc brown cheeks, dragged | through caster Reed would p n. The porters were blacking boots and wide awake, be pinned pd all the building he git] down to a definite promise, but to his} quri Public | with @harles K. 1H \. Orange: Will Para: iittenee tée in the 108 ull’ eS se TeHiBaly ye me) f ob Hadietion of the viment of Pyblte | with @barles K. Hamilton aa a paseen: th frightful rap- _ elvattering togetier in te forward Pullman, ‘They tried to save themselves | away by main force and Kept her away | mind tho. Wwell-deiined. buroietele dy Be ty tele Ara enuinnerts” Ap {eer Willinok aliernpt soldy into Waah:|Maer eee " ‘The two hundred and twenty-first ame ) be core the plunge came. All but one of them were killed Gaged and ake way ea phad been ban-| progston” In the Lake region, affecting Mit of this inspection. it’ was| ington for three or four days, It ta] “I. a tase was soon exhauatod, and | B1Veraary of the battle of the Boyne will But the pa rors, be in the day coach and the sleepers, were only | hospital. i eae all of t locallty, and y moving |recommended to ir Jarm 89+ | aid he will await the arrival from At- be celebrated to-morrow by the Orange- awakened fi date fre we were carried down without being ion of this city, aided by delegations y hit here some time to- In Spy ‘oplane, which Wa} ari6 t check the balloon. We deciled | trom New Jereey, Khode Island, Ne es stand- |iantte City of his « and other necessary equtp wsy alarm by the Jar of the train leaving the track. Piety the first reports of the extent | eastwatd, i of the Those in th were not out of their berths when the sickening tast ntendont | morrow, But, It may be lost le thelTent' in all the hosp to make the | Madly damaged there several days 90} 14 make a landing. although it was 3 Pngland and Canada. The parade wiil play " gy of the cars began. The very fact they were ' ashes lat oahu tall m centre | ngs safe as It is posstble to m The sachine in which he Hew from] yoook in the morning and #0 dark we start from Seventh avenue and One ¢ a 'y fa re ndents wh arisen tn t Dakotas and|.e..,, th ° ° Baltimore to-day is the property of undred and Tenth street at 2.30 P. M. ; Sahay : Mauid Go toitia ) in order that the Ives of the v could ‘not aoe. H ‘ " ui ! nd almlessly explains why the loss of life hat he would 0 to the| yas said to be rushing here with tons | thoveants of inmates” may be| Hamilton, and the latter made arran Wo were dragged nearly a mile be- | for Manhattan Casino Park, where a es not nuribered | € ad of by tens. injured to the hoapitate, | on tons of rain and thun and | properly protected ments to ship It back to Atlantic City] gory being able to allow the gas to ea- picnic will be held. @ The ane ane ‘ the Drldgeport Vehicle Company's factory, [0 Private can F rium and to the ghtning. lo the appr prtation wa " & order to sive ey ibiden Aighta there.| cane, Greatly ehaken, we stopped at - Hpinot a hendred yards fro: track, William H. Skelly was leaning out of yo that the wmersonee contd te mit | MAYOR GAYNOR COMES TO AID he only other Hurgess-Wright biplane) trremont, Lows. Deh! Unrestsbie Exterminator second story window to W he Federal 2 pytedy tate OF THE HORSES WOMAN POLICEMAN NOW At his disposal was wrecked this Morn} promont 1s 168 miles northeast of 3 et” 4 second story window to watch the Federal go by. For two or three ybody. Thera! Gaynor he : ing, so that Atwood has no machine Of] iangas City. RATS AND MICE minutes he had heard it screaming and snorting up the track. He knew] ‘tending th SMa Tad ATE Ce nec HORe TET ite eet ON POUGHKEEPSIE FORCE, | tie type with which ne ts acquainted to] Great interest cemtre@ around the bak goblin 4 the train was bedi 1 and was coming at tremendous speed. When | was cast vide, and it ts for that rea-| Commissioner Waldo ho atates thanibe r ‘ ag Mad peta o Be aay toon New York, became tt held the eas | 0 GOVERNMENT USES IT" he saw the loc: to the right at the crossover, the jerk was so|;0n that, no time which might have| way surprised at the number of dead ined Nurse Given Full Power} Tire? an AUREEY: DUS. Obare | BAT Ne. BealLioNy oe be} MOUND THE WORLD 180. 25er. T8e. hare ey bbe vf a been avaflable for Iife say WAS WORE | Or ne cee te the at a hi Riek wisce showing no 11! effects of] Augustus Post, who assisted Allan R. _—__ short and sudden nught the ratls had spread. in taking down the names of the in-| horse# he saw tn the streets the other to Help Her in Charity thelr trip from Btemmers Run, | Hawley, pilot of the America Il. to vic~ & Re Bed Bugs “SUB” ENGINEER SPTFDEM HIS left the ra and was stumbling along i ‘ aight Ws ting ops down th Work ear Baltimore, Harry N. Atwood and| tory In the James Gordon: Bennett cup TRAIN TO “MAKE Coop" trying to check his long enoug mMioae That Beat Ona Ret theiey Lael ary i Rebar the. gperaHicn. of soa rles K. Hamfiton allghted trom their| P4ce last Year, was aide, The New York SINSTAI TLY f pong La a was the word. Tenca| fixed pos' (Spectad to The renting World ) ; : ; ina now balloon ‘ | ie ih 2 nt. ; tween the Mst of in-| “[ have been watching tho POUGHKEEPSIE, No ¥., duly = |] {eropiane, on the feld of the army) ‘phe Million Population Club daitoon KILLS INSTAN bod Peri Tipe uithe 4 Ne hissing aber known te hurt. | ever since," wrote the M hea gAGtheg WORLRA aIIOR aviation sohool at College Park, Md.,| pagsed over Moline, Ill, early to-day. It Does Not Stain am and ban on ste of the Soriano, the sea many of them overloaded In the aepolntment of Miaa Mol. | Zeer the city, at 645 A, M, to-day. | iy belteved to be leading, PR noche Me, 28e. d the ringing a king of broken vet and Were; most cruel manner. Please take tof the Btate Charities |7RCY had covered about forty miles at| At 2.20 there were but three bafloons Grocers’, Delieatetoena, F 188 were over | noment, Skelly leay rom. tbe han oe h 1 eos pag erase altitude o! hundred fe still in the race, as far as Known, the a said, In the next moment it was as rm down Hen an enn BAe TATUNG) Daea Al yo, a a deprity shertt eee tine was Toat, by: following tne Million, Population Club, the St ‘Louls ~ Rougt h on Roaches A UL ROMRH cher CELI eke ines Instructed to Interfere in all cases) Miss M LT, Karnofakt was appoint. | 50% aa lost by following the} Mita the Iu he deri UB, men he a i besito the track, where horses are overloaded, and if{ oq a special policeman by the Commis. | tricks of the Pennsylvania Ratlroad | | Laie uaee bhanes eke ek Lautd, Guerenteed, F ; sary make arrests sae ere mistaken for those of the a incat al f A SO ae ry make arrests.” | sioners to“day which were mistaken for those of the] iy-4 Til, at noon. ‘The location of the KILLS INSTANTLY t TAR OUaRAA ENE a ee gh the car today and found ne police will act promptly on tha! Miss Karnofekt Isa tratned nurse and | Valtimore and Onto. Buckeye Is not known, struck as soon as he left the Harlem ne Pin 8 hi there, ot more disordered than would be hint and drivers who overjoad thetr| ia the agent of tie St. Barnabas's Fund} The fight was det td of mishap and| The Now York, Kansas City, Topeke Se or 8 iy says he just) man sleeper whose passeng horses will be subject to arrest Jin this Th ind was established | exe he! if 11, and Miss had landed. River with his 4 Aer 1 ; ‘n ate ee except for being thoroughly fatigued, | hind t!me thoy re 1 his atta te hid ie a with | windows wer oaks me ae hot days have m the cool| for the Sane One: hee the aviators would have continued on to DAMIR tia EE ri from, until, In two different places, he ame spotf in town almost tempor ome t + and Miss Kare | iis city ‘ o¢ ' ae P y votakl haw been very successful in this | the olty in thelr machine. ee reaths of smoke back | MARVELLOUS ESCAPES FROM for thousands, Many persons are prace Urey alee be pe oct ont picvoryt a epee tel ese teed Peo ELECTION OF HOKE SMITH Rough on Fleas . i hic iareceenpny DEATH IN ./RECK, | tleally, living @ parks and at the er in many gases Corps attached to the aviation schoot| TO U, S, SENATE ASSURED. POWDBR OR GO4P, tte. } z h : . DAW eS RULeES Ue raise anybody aped 4 t peaches, Suffering in the tenement) ny Ww speolal pofleeman Will get | were still asleep when the aviators ar- - een Kills Fleas, Lice horth-bound fvetght tract Ja shouts of men who were pourtng| Yet Mra. I. W. Page of Ne quarters 4s Intensitied by the Shortage! big badge which will eive her authority | rived and but for a few meohaniclana| ATLANTA, Ga. July 11.—The elec. on Doge end Other Atimels Ilis orders were to Ve Hel oe a eae ee eee Te : of Soe : [Aa Deb Ray One iS eee toe who wero assembling for work, th tton of Gov. Hoke Smith as United] HARMLESS @ \ Vatrfield av Sikt rt Nie Galle GuaRe wah Ais is 3 a , climebd out of the Other colton: alga) auftared, yesterday, | 210) Ne; M cer, & 1 Was no one on the fleld to greet them. Senator to succeed Joseph M An Dregatete: Grocere’ Bird Mores, express tra PP essai trae he Jear Mandarin q uning ladalpniay with. &: fempe of ry The machine was run tyto ono of the by the separate bal- The tra which Is so Bak tapas al ” her , ) her and as: 4 \. a w sd " hangars at the (ela and at 609 A, M. win se and | tomed to run th know @. Bul running toward the place. | 4, t once went t r of 9, 14; Pittsburg, which te ary the aviators started for Washir n in| Sen at ne Sed aya ‘1 Hanh a Tulkley had heard the notse but did sth ; poate frering an ice famine, 11; Bose _— - an automobile to get thelr breakfas!|more than th “4 mary to change of speed which an: en; SHAW OWEAT had TaDnendds akAUe (old ‘ ‘Th 1 t - * by the joint Jon whiot mM dinarily makes at every 0 ad happened. Skelly told| Ww. H. Saund on, here were many pro on and a short res! elect by joint session which w © track, i as amazed by he ple nf him, and Bulkley stopped short tn his|in the day coach wi ith his in Washington and Baltimor | SCHOOLGIRL DRINKS ACID. “A delightful rua!” was the way Avia-|micet to-morrow Saree 2 eo eee tracks and sent in a fire alarm and al! had turned two seats togeth According to a report of the Board of | tor Harry N, Atwood summed up the << Curtis was making on the freight+track.| oat) gop ambulances, sleeping with thelr feet up in t " ee nore nea tra OF | Scolded by Mother, She Tries! jast lap of his ord-breaking Mght It was well up to sixty miles an. hour. id Th r was upside AS Oe Oe ee) Snes perenne: Cid from Boston to Washington in the fol 4 { utlley aoe ,| wart seat. The car was upside down prilgei to Tak 7 o ston to nator ‘ole He was duo tn Bridgeport at 2.19 A, M., 5 eo mUN ay many. 0Ass eng Ro one} When ne came to his se And. ne | last week as @ result of heat prostra- ake fowing description of the trip ae and was more than an hour ané, a{knows how many—owe t lives.| ond his wife were grappling one anothe=|t!on than the police records indicated. | Julla Kearh, a ten-year-old school-| “Hamflton and myself left Baltimore a one Ay Within fifteen mini after the train|in agony of fear in hannel The Health statistics record that 200 juin, attempted #utetle tn he me at s morning at 4.20 o'clock. We found ‘pinvco, LIVER PILLS never ARE GAR Aa Gan ver at Pair-| left the track four companies of fire:|the venillator# tn the splintere | persons were heat victims, No. 169 Bast On 4 eventos Wein : ditions excellent for fl Vin Vee) fail, Purely vegate } fi W the awktch | men and Re ee eee ee het atanonl Clty: BMRLOVEES KILLED ay V street tht swale LA sae able—nct surely, (Aho vena Curtis and his train to the Jett, | 8°e he surgeons reported the a7 ean the Bee alert: Tana} HEAT WAVE. wing a quantity trie acid, 8 jis ex | but gently ow upon the express track. The big, en-| Paling extent of the disaster by ‘pho y ollt Saunders had ta |” Goimmisnlones J0dsarde of the:Devert: [on eon fospital tn a wide, toe! | the liver, with the two boggage cars ima al “* As. they aprivad t Mng 1 t Berner Claahitn iad Tae uinced 1oug co! The a ance sur 6: Stop sher @ay coach and six Pullmans bbotind it|, “ eral call was then sent out by 1 v : an dhe stag " tor 10; 1 dinner and struck; Phor to @ i an in Bria yore 7 jthe 2 in hepa « ‘ atti re as i A distren- arr eye : : dl y of mal and a, Some of the sweepers , Pa| Serie in.| Drs. McQ) aa) ekirts ‘i be. | We ed by the heat wave, ¢ 4 t a0 Wa. wern & nilen ad | gato “improve the complexion — brighten | nded to Gree! n reaohol| ¢ ey a io yt mie ba ; bh MEL Md mM i i n ‘ f our destination. | cyes, Small Pill, Small Dese, Small Price, Then Skelly saw the locomotive slew | the scene in automobiles a fow minutes | loose from the Heat Hupperta With which 1228 Went Bit oe eet toe tM utd _ ot onuld: jocMe College Park, bi | Genuine uta Signature to the left again as it struck. the ex-| ister t e firemen and the am her xcreama had brought al ¢ for the care of his W +i , ’ sight 0 ninent | ress track, ané@ bound and ‘tack lke found the rallroad pany of fireme pped and malt childr Da r i 4 Ww th i frightenoA horse for a hundred yards Mrs, Horan's yard and the) smashed thelr paced) mg ot i th " lawn back of the sig tower crowd x and i nit weld a Jor mor 1) axes a MOU! Pee wy wee ue Ee ancy PDD What happened next mado Skelly's| With crawling inen women who| later they: | 1 HOT WAVE TOE ND i hair rise and for @ moment paral vere groaning, Whimpering and yelling| ‘ bel Sto M RY THURSDAY, THT " 4 pat atch w foM | him with horror, The engine for help, Saunde ‘ ly 1 I OREC Cy ASTE RS SAY.) WOMAN CR : a | aaundes fs N azy out om ie Aron es Lashes nf he | §T, LOUIS BALL PLAYERS AID IN | 8s!" 1 Ss IN STREET. embankment, which {9 trom tien to twen- | thet nen : ie ee Pay Y feet high just at the Fairfield via-]| RESCUE OF THE INJURED, = | ya 91 ‘ ASHINGTON, July 11 1 Serenms Until Polte duct, and ike a frightened! wild thing] The big, brawny fellows sr [ort ste F nine e f asters fs tO! pep to Flathush Aver leaped out to the middle of! the yard of | Louls National Lexgue te cd: by v they fo at Denote repeated _f é ie : IMrs. Horan's Uttle cottage. The weight | jtoger Bresnahan, as tender to hs ' t ot weathe Pot the train behin ot the great en-| such a case | 1 Pr (gine clear of the ditch. fight on a t fiddle Atlan ae Caed TRAIN HEAPED IN /PILE OF DE ie she} ‘ ps 5 , pyentton, : ll jess of broken glass an 1 wit , y BRIS ON LAWN OF HOUSE. Joey ana women out te Le ann x | vi Wines man will per mash The engine struck wad dug into the|laving them down on cushlons torn| co adn, tho Hawalian Islands |terday and. oeday ae ; 1atHi ST; UPHOLSTERING co. ground and then tore around in a twist-| from the broken up cars. | enth | t 1 ; 33 W. 14TH ST. BR, helene Qing circle, with the cars from behind} It was a gigantic mix-up of steel and | 1 se 1 of the jie ps . me: Duckling up in a pile and slipping side-| wood. Imagine what ought to y|Anetent Ar Or 4 r isfvine smoke a = wise over the embyniment after ft, when a thousand tons of ri fost- 2 Shrine conv © Bureav insists to-day that = A satisfying smoke at a | 7 (edrom the cab of the engine Just before} mahogany are shot over a fifteer it fo #he gu a morroy ¢ the plungo and skitter along Mike a}embankment at sixty mites an io Free oe { Box of 10 for PATENT BARLEY “ghost in its shadow, Later to-day they | with about two hundred human betngs | 4 an i iy . P ms t (ound what that something white was,| hurled and stirred tn, poor ghastly ‘Soh re HOA hotte Unite A A Gck he INSIST if vou i The Only Infant Food HAt was the ambitious freight engineer, | raisins in @ pudding of hell, joity 4 on behalf of the a Stat at & o'cl n wa t ca ¢ ty | ue jem—! . y All Grocere and Dragstete. Puta woo had 1 dwayped when bie sneipe The Louis ball playere were in the | Liew, ‘Gov, Thomas F, Conway. jeem vegisiering % deg: moh | Jospiial 4 rr rr eta 4 bebintcanianten peeee Ue ree otal Jat as, y ‘ . x