The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1911, Page 3

V SHOWEIRLS: EE IN ‘MGHTIES ly Exciting Blaze Across tle Street. / eatened to Blow Up the Building. tions scattered it. reet. d like ® Mardi Gras night at Coney line row’ wi It Is petwees ixth streets, and ound floor is occupied by th ic. cigar store, Bernstein, theatri- confection- joe dealer, and Del The Union Biljiard Parlor, run b: dine & Regan, is on the secon BROAJWAY FIRE ons of Hetel Astor Aroused EN FIGHT HARD. ird Gasoline Tank Which y had one of its real, lively, fires at 3 o'clock this morn- mn @ blage starting from defective Hon in the attic of the two-story ‘at No. 1540-1542 did $15,000 dam- outed 300 or more persons out of 4 attracted a crowd of 6,000 or Defore the police reserves from blaze was diagonally across the from the Hotel Astor, where hun- of excited faces filled the win- ani not! far from the Barthold! and the Hotels Ar- ‘Werner aad Lyceum, on Forty- ng the progress of the flames lway and some of the cross streets butiding in which the fire started, ago was a church, Later it was into @ livery stable, but more THE EVENING WORLD, Baby’s Greatest Need “Mothering,” Rocking, Cuddling, Pet- ting, and Even “Baby Talk,” Help Its Chances of Living, Dr. S. Jose- phine Baker Declares. | Must Be Treated as Bit of | Humanity, Not as a| Scientific Atom -- How New York’s Infant Death Rate Has Been Cut by Doctrine. i) Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ‘You may rock your baby. Also, you may take it up when it cries. Also, you may address it in “baby talk” The more “old-fashioned moth- ering” you give it the better fog baby. No less an authority than Dr. 8. Josephine Baker, director of the de- partment of ohtld hygiene for the Board of Health, ts responsible for this de- lightful doctrine, Dr. Baker 1s, I think, the most successful combination of solentist and human being I have ever met. I went to her with the state. ment of Dr. Caroline Hedger of the Chicago Health Department, who has inexorably banned cradle rocking for the Chicago baby. “A baby should never be rocked," Saye Dr. Hedger, sterniy.. “The best cradie in the world 1s not a good thing for it to sleep in. The place for a baby is in a cot or bed. There !s no more reason for tossing a baby about in or- der to rest it than there ts for swing- ing about a grown-up." “Dr. Hedger ts an interesting woman, nd I admire her," miled Dr. Baker, but I don't at all agree with this the- ory of hers BABY’S GREATEST NEED LOTS OF “MOTHERING.” corner of Broadway and h street, a». iy id Old-Fashioned Kind, Says Expert THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911. |Actress Who Scores Mayor Gaynor tor Saying “Banned” Book Is Stupid AUTHOR BRENNAN TOSUEMAYOR FOR: MALICIOUS LIBEL Hints City’s Executive Is a Modern Don Quixote in Self-Advertising Feats. POOR “ANNA MALLE That Book, Excluded From! Public Libraries, Also Has | Aroused Mildred Holland. | | George H. Brennan, theatrical man-! ager, whose book, “Anna Malleen,” was characterized as stupid by Mayor Gay-| |nor, in reply to Miss Mildred Holland's | | request that the Mayor aefine its moral- | \tty, sent word to the City Hall to-day | that he purposed to find legal redress ies “a gratuitous and malicious bel" | SSILDRED “poor Anna Malleen.” FAsnbunoink hat he had eetained| —aVLUANDD |Mirabeau L. Towns, formerly a close | Za ta of the Mayor's, as counsel, Au- OL. Ooh thor Brennan submitted a long letter | BXPERTS ENDORSE “DOTS METHOD OF CARING FOR sk Rockefeller Scientist Scientist and Child- | ren’s Spec | berating the Mayor for impatience with “poor Anna” and hinting that the Mayor was a modern Don Quixote tn helping | himself to self-advertising feats. It was Miss Holland who protested to the Mayor when the New York Public , Library officials excluded “Anna Mal- leen"” from the exchange shelves b cause the story was adjudged immoral. “I didn't ask His Honor for a learned treatise on Don Quixote, Cervante: Euripides, Sophocles or any of the ot | ancient gentlemen who may be Mayor's present day inspiration,” Miss Holland. The Mayor's reference to Cervantes! Jacob Klaw, | brought a smile to Miss Holland's face | when she w shown Mr. Gaynor's let- | BLAMES PLOTTERS IN LABOR UNION FOR WIFE'S DEATH pa een a Strikebreaker, | the sald | list Commend Makes Remarkable Charges THOUGHT OF DINNER WOOD FOOT WE FRG SKY TOLAKE Aviator Stone, Facing Death, | Had Fear He Would Not Get Home in Time to Eat. CHICAGO, Aug. 17—Arthur Stone, jthe aviator who fell into Lake Michi- gan with his aeroplane yesterday from {a height of more than 1,000 feet, nar- lrowly escaping death, told to-day how it feels to drop that distance and whet jhis frat thoughts after striking | the water, “My first thought |no tu were was, when T saw In sight and the storm coming said Stone, “ ‘I'll bet I won't get me to dinner In time.’ Funny, ian't \it, when one ts facing death, but that | was my first thought. “My next thought swim ber s00 war, ‘I've got to suse those mutton-heads won't me.’ 1 acted on that second thought and paddied the water at a rate that would have done credit to @n old lake packet “When I stop to think how came to poos Johnstone's tragic | makes me quake | or first noticed that something was [Wrong with my machine after 1 had |made the first turn on the second lap, | About two miles out I pulled my con- ol, ‘They did not work. 1 pulled nd pulled, 1 was drifting off the course {tito the hazy mist over the | water, and then 1 concluded my end | hea ¢ “T pulled again, and Instead of making the wanted to, the machine darted up into the aky ac a terrific speed. I was go- out past the line, I knew it was | runeing will 1 kept pulling the controls and try- ing to come back to earth, Then aud- denly something happened to the con- is. I felt the machine turn, and then close I end it franticaily that time at the controls they responded left turn as I dive like an arow for the lake. I tried Py ? > , | ter, but her dramatic features soon . | IC BLOWS UP AND SPREADS ‘Ail my experience goes to show || 1EN REASONS WHY Houde, nt bane we Enaneiegee he Police Hoffman Island. to turn dt tail frst, but could not do ft PANIC ALL AROUND. that what s baby needs more than | A MOTHER SHOULD confesses being a —suffragette—the | to the Police is deacigete dare hb bbe a agrel Ral. n iceman’ Gleason was passing at 3| Smything else in the world is the NURSE HER BABY. UASOHE. anda: Ruse Have: burned | ; | | seemed to be coming up to me I k this morning when a gable win-| {dividual ‘mothering.’ It ought to “2 Sant ed him to be funny," as-| Taree | pe. simon Flexner, étrecter of the| Wasn't Braid. Ageia I theagt of on the Broadway side blew out.| be Focked, now and then. Zt ought 1. One death out of every five ts |! Holland, “The stage is the | Alarmed at not receiving any answer | Johnstone and his being dragged down to be taken ja | Rockefeller Inatitut was put on the ft nd: M the depths of a billowy cloud of Sp when it cries. It that of a baby under one year. | place for our funny folks, and 1 never|to his letters tncloriig part of fh "| pare beneath the water, In the few seconds 2, glass and burning timbers show-| OUsht to be carried in the arms. It 2. In 1910 tn the city of New York heard that the Mayor was an actof—|week'a wages as atrikebreaker among|*tand for or -examination to-day] time I was falling I did a thousand : to the sidewalk, The flames ap-| Seeds petting and cuddling and 4,79 babies under one year died from that {s, on the stage. He may be an ex- | the Cleveland, ©., cloak wuit mak. | When the Investigation of Dr. Alvah H.]and one things, I held my hand over tly had been pent up for some| daby talk. Yowel trouble, and nine out of every |cellent man, but this humor at a worthy |tre sacoy Klaw returned yeate Doty'n adminintration of the Quarantine | my face and stood up in the cockpit. between the root and the metai| “Of course none of these thinga|| ten of these were bottle fed. | book's expense does seem fair, I] S Jif dead. and [Station was resumed before Commission | “When the machine was thirty feet of the billiard parlor. When} should be carried to extremes. The)} ,& Out! the 162713 bables under one larmiety Wantedito kHow iC the oook wag | NOW Tore 10. 0d Me ee ee lah leer from the water I dived head first and ; year who dled fro: ses in | y a i ov a in the | er tf finally ate through the roof and| aby should be trained to sleep and || New York City, one-thitd were less Jobjectionable. That was all 1 asked and | buried and hin four chiliven In Tie} i ner had previously testiNed |@Way from it, It hit about the same ted the alr, the attic blew up with | eat at regular hours, But tt should not |] than one month old lit was all I expected trom him. He has|cere of the Gerry Bodiely, 0 Nake) tne she methods now injtime £ hit with s great crash. I had. De led as ‘ $ dec ugh the « o ie 0 r that was heard all over the pa a a a acientific atom, instead 4, A large proportion of these babies decided that it is not objectionable. Leda pera Leaplyed Neha Ack Rest OE ine fee inavaiscovecy Rte lite Dresarver ana was able t borhood: of as a plece of warm, human flesh |[, would have lived had they been ‘Cott nbia Man W nt Worked | New let us find out why the book can- | Hiclous efor apple IN tag hd a Of | keep aftoat until the tugs cam e Bartholdl Inn is separated trom|and blood. Kver since the world he- || nursed by mothers. it 1polt placed: | Cloak and Skirt Maker cholera have set a new standard for the —__—_ building by @ small one-story house, | 4" mothers have rocked and soothed 5. Mother's milk {s the only safe York. world, Mr. Dushkind to-day tried to ENCHANTMENT. dwell moro than 30 membors of {and cuddied thetr Uttle ones. They ,} food for a baby during the first six as! a Trolley Car Con- Lee ORANG Tite: WITH] According to SAN et send be for ore down this statement by getting (From the Chicago Reconi-Herald.) - |ought to keep right on do: 4 MONKS OF {te Te, . wv version of his domestic ¢ "It Is aid that distance lenas enchant- theatrical profession, male and fe- | Us n doing tt tC eka Lure! vataly have bows! , - in Gill Rae eel ced alagon Antis| OOM a oan at, the rooming | the doctor to admit that the putting in tH It was not long atter the firat}--“In the institutions for the care of |] srouble. Bottle-fe@ bables rarel uctor Is Convicted. bet be fe ee ate yn | force af auch methode did not require |ment to the view. of flame shot from the roof that | babies nothing is left undone to protect |] cape it. askidioincl Areas gone, Ordipus, yer, and Hpictetus w'th| house where the Kiaws Itved, No, 98) force af such methods it Hat Sie | vey put I have always noticed tha! gira began from: the inn. the liven of the children. But they lack 7. Babies fed on natural milk show Cah Be res Mayer Any) Hmio ne IAs Jolare 0 [mane atau street, ame to aee Mra.| Dr. Flesner refused to make any euch |the nearer I can get to a stack of hani iceman Gleason had just sent in| the ‘mothering,’ and for that very rea- |] the best development; teeth will ap- Charles’ t, Shelter, 6 Columblameds |Cecmye me. & SAM SRG Glackeh Ger.) (On duly three me ther sadmisston, He said that the putting {notes the more enchanting it appears larm when he heard a shrill, com-|son the death rate in the inatitutions |{ pear at the proper time; muscles and eis wg [vantes. Kiaw and demanded the address of her 1 Hon of such methods required ding voice shouting: is appallingly high. bones will be stronger, and walking | !#! student, who was arrested July 5) This book, “Anna Malleen,” tells how | husband, She told them he wax work: /into opargliln fo aii ot f 5 vill not be delayed. for stealing 8 cents while employed a8|the heroine began at the bottom as an Cleveland and they left, after | unusual sclentife jgernon, Algernon, dia you get]LACK OF MOTHERING BRINGS|| “s Ne ing in M tle, Dr. Flex- : . A baby nursed by the mother ts a conductor , 4 f sof violen Re-examined by Mr. Battle, HIGH DEATH RATES, Rese aa Abarth hace Ne ante !sJ/a conductor on a Madison avenue car, |honest, upright girl and, despit UN- | making threats of vi nur canton ba wees NE Atzzy blonde in a pale blue Waa convicted of petty larceny to-day | usual serie. of pitfalls and temptations, | jaw when he should return ; 6 saw & “The best and most progressive of J °TOUP: and if attacked has a better : ‘ains honorable until she reaches her F back and told Mrs concerning his preference for wire mat- B garment hastening into Broads them aro finding this out, and one in chance of living than a bottle-fed | !n Special Sessions. Justice Zeller im- wa id bi : gs 7 Fee a trom: Cleveland | tresses much ax are used on Hoffman's| @¥ POUNTAING, HOTELS, OR ELOTWHERE 6 ein the rear was a smail| ,) ; ; mea ~ |] baby. é they had received word from Cleveland Seeine lavanaee pajamas, with a |Sttution for foundlings is now paying i rms wonhsinen lo! What is there immoral in pointing |that her husband had been killed dur-|Taland, as against the ordinary form of Get the né lavender pajamas, with & \for tho mothering of 3,000 bables in in: {] often in hottlected, bables than in [| Since his arrest Sheimer has insisted /ing way to virtue and happiness forl ing the strike trouble there mattress Original 2.4 Genuine pender One OF. Ae dividual homes, rather thar take|} babies naturally fed. he was not guilty, He said the Metro-|tousands of our stage girls by re-| yy KI rostrated by th are less Hable to become in- her. bare fo |] babies nature : ; : ou re | Mire. Klaw was prostr bythe ; : ne ae the mutt” he sata, dis- {Chances with them in tte own weil-|] 10. Your baby will have the bes: | Politan Street Railway Company oM-|veaiing the trials a girl meets in Agat-| ows, She ran fiom one occupant of memin? seta he, Ane: we ’ s : * equipped walls, chance of living that you can give it | clals had falsely accused him in order|ing her way to the te What doen] ie % cuse to the other, shrieking and |now know that vermin carry disease, : turn that cage right side up} “D2 You agree with Dr. Hedge: that JEUte Ey Burson by Zolk to compel him to sign a release in an| Mr, Gaynor know about the profession, | moaning out her bereavement and then re Wiiharn efeliehi acid) (olay Sal tt ae a cradle i# not a proper bed for 4 jac ident sult which Shelmer was about lyryhow’? and how little he understands | collapsed, ‘The police were notified and ehtldrens’ dinonae at ae By Prana MALTED MILK OW GIRLS IN UNDRESS FLEE Bead holling water juat before the baby uses |'? enter against the company. When|what it means to a girl to force her}yent the woman to the Central Islip] versity and Bellevue Medion we To STREET. responded Dr. Baker. “A cradie | it," his lawyer, Assemblyman Harold Spiel-|way to tho front, Is auch a atrvggle|fiospital, where she died eight hours | visiting physician to nearly every ellie “Uthetiae Smitations” : ‘the vanguard of the| i 4! Fight, though of course it shou'd| “And how often should the mother berg, entered a plea of guilty for him |etupid? later. from nervous prostration and # hospital in New York ann: 968 ‘nis was only x have no feather mattress or pillows in) bathe the baby Jon Monday Shelmer protested and the} « have never played in an Immoral] heart trouble Jaliat, next took the a "| TheFood DrinkforAll tastic procession ¢ was 5090 lsummer. The great point is that the| ‘There should be one tub bath every | tires Justices of Special Sessions re-| piece in my life,” continued the actress.| ‘The Gerry Soclety took charge of |". Doty je Food Vrinktor. Ages gaming Into Broadway. There W4s| sayy should sleep alone, Porsonadly, 1{ lay, and on very warm days from two [fused to acept the plea and remanded |"Wnen 1 began my stage career I made | the four child Who range kage] Mr Battle began to question him oon- | RAM MILK, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IM POWDED ry color, tint and style of night Ot jrnink a hammock ta the best hot-weather | to four spongings with cool water. A|Shelmer for trial to-day a vow never to appear in such com-| from seven years tu ten months, but] cerning statements which had previous. Not i Milk Trust bite year: As well AA/gome DE DAS I beq fora baby, I must show you one| UUMIN ALP. On Reuse shirt te stmo nt| Four “spotters tertified against |panies and J have kept it. 1 am the} could not notify the father, ax the} hy been made by an emigrant woman to in any Moe a i oeren ina | invented by one of our doctors.’ mem Ae te ae hay {Sheimer. They declared they had |iget person on the staxe to wish ‘Anna | dead woman was the only one who had | the effect that dying children on Toft’ | MM Unsist on Y .HORLICR'S" had 5 mother tos that the h P clothing. Most of the rooms ha ‘i i HOR FOURS S88 A ary} watched him for three trips and , man's Island had been taken out In the tly filled with smoke before the|, AP@ that hammock cost exactly four-| has plenty oi fresh alr. The windows; Wat hed him trips and #aW| sateen’ admitted to the brary, if|had knowledge of his Cleveland ad- Inia. ‘Toke « pachege heate ey were ve My teen cents, and may cost less. It should be kept open and the sun should | Mm recelve seventeen fares and fai!limmoral. But Mr, Brennan's book is|dress. Klaw sent several letters to{ cold alr by the nurses to hasten thelr had Or CON ood. sow girla, ine | Mate Of an empty coffee bas, doubled, | be avoided to register them, Sheimer’ denied this,|rot, ft indicates @ lesson; it 18 an in-|the Kant Ninth atreet addrexs ard res | death, ‘ eee tending lacie (Stl -) ind ordinary brown twine 1s used at] “A, mingling of common sense and asserting he had been “tipped off” by |sptration. ‘The Mayor is a politician [ceiving no anawer finally gave up his We should not bother with this,’ jes and earnd sane Thee were |¢ither end for strings, Being porous, the] Section is the right method for bring-|@ motorman of the presence Of thé} and a lawyer and how little he knows| job in Cleveland and hurried home 1 Commissioner Bulger Inteltt. pot edunlity oF ion y ver | bagging Is ideally o nd IRE Up the baby,” concliided the doctor. | ‘apotiers” on his car vhat actually transpires behind the 6 han appealed to the police for| ent person would consider that teatt- discovered by the gathering crowd, y and when al«“put one {a just as important as the a of what y tral H p y with @ yell of |Mhect Nas been smoothly folded, and | other." | “Railroad men have a code,” Shelmer | scones, Being Ignorant why couldn't he} some redré men who,| mony Aa beink simmportanon' pinned Inside, baby has @ delightful nest (a tifled, “for thelr own protection. | nave been patient?” he saya, caused 4 death and| ‘My, Dushkind did, and — hope he ta | i ; ltwo fingers held up Warns another who, he insists, wed by the] intelligent,” sald Mr, Hattle “Mome of the sleepy girls, who had| SHOULDN'T BE LEFT TO “CRY IT MISSING GIRL HELD man to be on the al and careful, T|AUTHOR DEFENDS HIB BOOK) Tene ee much work of intimida Dr srthrup “il that a method Biy got tp bed before they were rude OUT” WHEN IT YELLS. PRISONER BY DENTIST. |£t tit sient from @ mocorman as the FROM CRITICI3M. tion end violen hich he originated for the treatmen fawakened, shrank ana squealed and| «py the way, what do you think of +|"spotters’ got on my ear." Genres Ba author of the > f pneumonia was In use on Hoftm: to hide behind one another, but ti “Did you steal a cent that day? 1 ft th DROWNED PICNICKER KNOWN \ 0 eo Dene DS that her modern medical theory, or | : , - aha is the general manager of the land, It conslets In keeping (he ehitd | couldn't escape and could only|that whenever a baby cries he shouta | Rescued After Eighteen Months Ske | ™twser Splelbers asked Shelmer, Southern Amusement Company of N nthe cold alr, with the cold wind jo the Mountains, Seashore s closer about a ‘5 ‘ I did not.” was the reply. "T'a be} "2"! uP ‘an Hall pee it ‘ i be left alone to ‘ery it ou 1 inquire Professes Love for Man She a fool to do so with those ‘spotters’ |102 Broadway, which has in tow #000) wi Wwinase party Didnt § Be or Country, one additional them and call for the police. Perfect nonsense,” blandly declared ‘ watehing me."* plays as of the Mather, It he better near a mow | i) be Boz of Pinally the throng became 90 dense] ine aoctor, “A baby may cry for a hun Declares Hypnotized Her. tS aes The Clansins "The Tratt Was Iie colt alr stine, |p ppleeoure wi o Ses 4mat the reserves herded the fire fu dred reasons; indigestion, heat, hunger] SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Aug. 1.— Phe Mayor's attitude on thia great! ame pody of i dation, thus inereaaing | {{ fives into one panting, setntinating, col) op q pin sticking into iim Dr AW arent st under | TRAIN KILLS MAN IN FIT. J oniem, whiten Htated philan-| gama near Port Wa Pa orful mays and, hewing @ way for them - here f by an he | 4 “when a baby cries, he should be [arrest here on a statutory char ; thropists, Isp nay? wae 1 the mothods for gf throurh the spectators, took os taken up and the cause for the |iowing a raid last night on his offices Dettmeter Veobably Attacked by! itter and certa lack Of] Wash of niectlous diseases in | 33 to the Hotel Astor, where they! crying investigated. I don't be joy Chief of Police Mespelt. ‘The chief's| Kplepay While Walking Tracks. | knowledge of (ie sti nang | street a s Island 6 led ined until there was no further! jaye in feeding him every time he shows that ne found huddled in} pojicemen who knew Charles Dett-| itis” sald Mr. Brennan | wat ine ake ou have pneumonia recent: Pure aad ™ Unequalle: er cries, but trata him to oxpect food corner of the office a high ae maki pe alas aA I have tried fecbly to portray some} sata he read In The Mr. Dusnkind on cross-ex Ss the mean tlme the patrons of the| at reguiar intervals, Then if he |xirl, Miss Jessie McDonald, who has /\ ve yetove an epileptic ft was respon, (of the perilx and to polnt a lesson Cat | oF the fad CANDIES. ‘Aator had been aroused by the din of] ertes you may be sure there ts | een missing from hey © for sible for his death under a Long Island | 600d girls may thrive despite the d ‘ble was a large party in al BH Papier ENB t8 ker te For Sale at our 55 Retail @apparatus. With Deputy Chief Mar-| some reason for it. teen months, At her breast Rajiroad train to-day | agemen to-day. 1a the | motorboat off Ba Pr eed | re you treated by the cold-al oe come. Bagine, Compan es Nos.) The Health Department started out} vaby, born four month rae ae t| Mayor did not have t » read the|tn t oA ethod Stores and by Sales Agents 6 and % and Trucks Nos. # and) inig season with the determination to] ‘The girl, who is twenty years old, was sagel _ he panne Gane books hea tensel 5 tga : was no rowghout an iN ‘The clang of bells and sound Of ee en ee ae ode to keep the{4 pitiful figure, clothed tn ragged’ ga He left home early to go to wor! Ne mon ane = ! ‘other- Kany jy i thi the Country, awoke everybody in the nelgh- MIRNA WAEtMA AIMIORL 16m RICalets: ‘ove street and W venue the ipid | rn , Reca la rried to my wife. jinfant mortality 1 by 1,000 than dw ree e K fg Island Raliroad maintains lay be thay eo figured tt unde one | it POOR IG FAS LT y the tina the last of the engines |{t was last ‘year, h ad been held subjecti te right way which re ble 1 fh men arrived the Astor was ted up| been #7 fewer death ant David through hyp tended eae ah 4 " se ad t " 3 at in yt, and »t ime st year And his had u lergone « Yer My! ‘ - t e & the THE Pree SURY, bom Ovary SORROW: lap , ; t in t : when a fre Min struck an ‘ aA al ps ARE DOWNS f lovely aulte to th | Rarden 0 | weather tast month. We have reduced | “are t she avi When Policoman Hoa tt NOT INTERESTED.” Fe ‘ rw ates M Ue Je In the streets) the infant death-rate lower t ver Berhad fan ides here with ‘jcmburg avenue station came to a ee yey ; ki apartment houses, She used to Bengine Company No. 2 went to the) before In the history of the city re {for dasa at a tine Re Wal Let eee ease requentiy in, c Her Ex-Hushand’s Betrothal)*o'" ty le ‘1 sitaei aiea ttae Ole are they for the aartholdt Ina and poured LIVES OF BABIES ARE SAVED]. her baby, while the denust, trae of the police upon oceastc * ff ‘ ma Cae , se : id aad HYGIEWE down into the burning ding BY THE MOTHERS. way away, or with his faiily. Jno was attacked epilepsy Does Not Concern Her “in asking # st euaaa Gala ie paeotye inde ee ena tet | And I consider whatever good ere |the man had probably boen the Slightest Way jown, ut he's gained 97 pounds.” OF MOUTH Engine Company No. 4 men | may have di to the insistence or HIGHBALL GIRL WEDS. | Abie (PRs Bn) Copyright, 1011. yy The Laas Hublighing Co ! rey t to the -ear throug West | the persona! vidual ‘mother! | | : PR a A CT | SOUNDNESS See eeane that Boids 0 gafions of | Preee ip He ee ee he the Bride of a Teetotaller, | in | Ava Astor has been at this exclusive | en ta baby with the natural mothers’ milk. ‘ : ieee i loaterne plese foe a anor = line. f it Is Impossible for the mother to| ST. LOU Aug. 17.—-Misa Vivien | ; ae waters relief from r' | 0 FIREMEN GUARD GASOLINE |i! it's or outd mtent ty | Lath, Whose statement before the N ain d . | TANK FROM EMBERS. Ail the details feeding, Raw |UoNal Wholesale Liquor eaiers’ As a SEES SOF EEO re falling all over the | mix will do if she Ix absolutely’ sure |e PT ay Giang proper for. & YounE tain ber opinion of the engagement of | r | ed ee eine firemen arrived, and | of t+ If not, she should use pasteurised. | gir; to take a highdall in public {2 she|b the husband sie divorced, Col. John | | eryotd to stand there with smoke and The mille should be kent nd cool | willed, was married late yesterday to a|in | ‘Astor, to Miss Ellaabeth T. Foree. | es blow! into thelr fa until the and sweet The feeding bottle should |teetotaller. He is Harry i. iget sa church | In answer to ndent's query i po - J C | Lt He eo dercontrol, snuffing out the be weshed thoroughly with cold water,|and he wooed and won shor tn the nt to any | stra Antor aid URES make a lasting friend of every lJ. . Uolman, ie Tabout the reservoir, || then with borax and hot water and Rasky. They, became engomes. Uhr ) inkerior Lam breaking my rule of jong stand | smoker who tries them | LONDON ed to the attic stood vide down on a shal he to talk at @ Co erping t v = TARA 4 ‘om Europe ne i ¥ reat damage Sere Sener Mics Lang ! a tall brunette of striking i ing to tall _ Ponserning h ' pattie ne . . eau t 0. i he o ura ma be Lgsld # volo | ad y water, (Which deluked (HOWE ing for the next fovdl nipnie |B "Fang & fom wholesale tquor dea. ast ae Lanter ee & Box of 10 for 15 Cents D.8.F Mustard Rela ceilings and, among othe s, he at fs 8. J. La ; i ‘ no in the alls way. thes | should be thorough! f leah @2 nehe of nt r this p «1 aay ca k ; Vor ruine: a number of fine olf aM ers. She wn ot a ; ' ; 4 38 va = Mees in the billard room as Well as nureing W , Kept in borax |eritictam from the Chicago W. C. T, U., The nearest town Is Se ee olarak to any bony: | YAgRY pees Get them—INSIST if you must—but get them. | GET FROM YOUR GROCER @tock in the othe, concerns, | water in 4@ covered gles wod rinsed in for her opinion, but stood by it [southwest pet to que a 4