The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1911, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, RIGHT TO KILL 10 STOP , NEVER DEDLARES DOCTOR “Means Only Same Mercy to Loved mals,” Says Mrs. Brooks—“No Case Hopeless,” Says Dr. Lee. BY MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL. ” 18 euthanasia ever justifiadler ' Swift and kindly death administered to end a lingering existence of Ropeless torture has always had its advocates. The case in yesterday's consumption, do One of Mri trained nurse heroine who performed that same legally criminal act. at least two States physicians have attempted to secure a law justifying | euthanasia under medical direction. Former President Charles Eliot of | Harvard has been quoted in favor of it. Here are arguments for and against it by two students of the subject: NEGATIVE, AFFIRMATIVE. not stand without parallels or defenders. “No physician any rish:, or other citizen has ding to the laws of the to practice or counten- rted Dr. Elmer ng physician and editor of ith Cutture, J faw calls such an act murder. Moreover, tt 1s against all the alms and iden the prote of medicine, | (riveh 18 to prolong life, not to destroy | “The nation of hopeless and helpless tnvalids to hours, days, months of needless suffering ts a relic of bare | bartc ages,” declared Mrs. Arthur Al- fred Hrooks, ‘society woman and prest- dent of the Gotham Club. “It proves the old savage pleasure in cruelty not extinguished among us. “I do not how there can be two opinions about the propriety of cuthans civilized world, ly every « i 19 his own perec s | asia, under proper iegal and medical he {olt sorely te to supply th If we have a pet dog or ease of painless The lives of| cat suffering from some incurable dle- whe victims of some or w id, do we hesitate to relle: nfuri ot use to. themeelve m such suffering by the ure of an elee anaesthetic? The ety for the Pree No man with a human heart 1 ae y Anin Ukes to witness irremediable suf- DNR GU ener et aring, particniarly when he is Fav la etorer ee Wen aia awars that the means of stopping Had A lie within his own hand. But xiuriug my many years in my profession XT have uot known of more than one or two cases where coctors yielded to this tempta- tion, i RIGHT TO LIVE IS THE FIRST| anid GREATEST OF ALL. WHY NOT SHOW SAME MERCY TO MAN AS BEAST? “Then why should we slow 1 mercy to our nearest and doa: Why should we inflict incre! torturer om the victims of cander, _lyance im civilisation,” sotalol = SUFFERING, WOMAN URGES: ° | | | Ones That Is Given Dumb Ani- |crox | | | news of the two highly ethical members of a Florida Shaker colony, who| ever stirred Now York when Edward | ehioroformed a sister condemned to an inevitable and painful death from | 8, Stokes shot him on Jan. 6 1872, t6 Edith Wharton's most brilliant novels centres about a Uttle frame cottage in South Boston, In| where she has lived in poverty-stricken | ts | | won the heart of the handsome young | Millions | relapse after rallying from FKS WIDOW = [Ne YINGIN HUMBLE. HOME I BOSTON Tragic Life of Once Beau- tiful to Prove Lucy Moore Is Near Its End. ES SLEW HUSBAND. | at Her Command Once, She Has Lived 25 Years in Poverty. Fisk Jr. ody that! ‘The aged widow of James D. victim in the most famous t be the humble | rep to dying in retirement for twenty-five years, The once beautiful Lucy Moore, who | was the faithful companion of ‘Jim’ Fisk during the years when he was winning and losing millions and aston- ishing financial and sporting New York with his daring and disregard of all conventionality, has suffered a second ar Sliness | of a month ago, and word has come to | her friends in this city that the end of | Age Limit of Seven Years a Handicap, Because her strangely tragic life ts near. “ Mrs. Fisk Is more than seventy yale Many Leaders of Votes old, but up to a few months ago even! for Women” Are— the sunken cheeks and white hair of age had failed to eliminate all traces of the! sweetness of face and the gharm that Ahem—Quite Elderly. k when he met her at her home tn Brattleboro, Vt. He just entering upon his sky- rocket career—they used to say in those days that Fisk furnished the brains and | By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. ‘What is @ euf- frage baby? Maybe you think wer is, "A the courage that made Jay Gould the Wear tatheee. 8 power he was—and in spite of the long paradox and @ ears of infldelity, of his ove for the i Deauttful Josie Mansfleld, and even the bia 4 beaut a . If you happen disgraceful manner of his death because of t infatuation, the wife remained lainingly at his side and the widow loyal to his memory. FISK MILLIONS GONE, HAS $5 A MONTH. All the millions Fisk made have long co vanished like mist Lefore the sun— to be the sort of man who believes politics too dirty a game for your wife, and black- ing your shoes one of her “higher du- ties," you will say suffragettes do ndt wibpow THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, New York to See Suffragette Baby Show 1911. Cause Not Inimical to Family be given the apmortnty at aesine witn| Butt, on the Other Hand, but an agregation of them. [n short, There Are Many Fine Show SURR TN ure weed MEbIbALlEA Families, and It Is Pre- dicted That Scoffers | Will Be Routed. held in Madison Square Garden from Sept. 23 to Oct. 4; all baby entries to be made before Sept. 22, please. CHILDREN UNDER SEVEN YEARS | TO COMPETE. OMctally, the description of a suf- frage baby is simple. Any little girl or boy under seven years of age and born | of suffrage parenta, or the niece, | tragist tn ikely te win the prize for nephew or grandchild of a suffragist, Popularity For in this case the dect- may compete for one of the many prizes | sion Is to be made with votes that will to be offered by the Baby Show Com! coat 10 cents each. Howev Jn the mittee, of which Mrs. A. C. Hughston | other classes the children of the poor {ein -oha Also, there is absolutely | put honest suffragist will have ample No expense connected with the entry, opportunity to win. There is to be “The baby of the humblest suffragist | prize for the fnest pair of twins and a may be entered without cost,’ trude Duncan, a member of the com- mittee, explained, “and a# our party has about 40,000 members, we ought to, make @ pretty good showing.” “There might be 40,000 babies or) i | Raiph Hickox, Mrs, Nora Blatch De Forest, Mrs, Margaret Chandler Aldrich and Mrs, Suffern.” But only the baby of a quite rich suf- with the largest family. The prizes tn these four classes are to be awarded by seven judges, | SINGLE MEN NOT TO BE BARRED AS JUDGES. Mrs. Ger-! prize to be given the suffragist mother | ! | rennin es) \f OSE, NO WATER, Add a Room = To your house without incressing your rent. } When next uu go shopping step in and see the uses and space id rent-saving qualities of SOHOMEOF THUS IS SWEPT BY FIRE Police Inspector’s Apartment Gutted Through Failure of Apparatus. THE OWEN , ; DAVEN-O | ke A lighted cigarette or cigar butt prob- ably caused a fire to-day in the Abings- ford, No. 411 West End avenue, whioh | totally gutted the apartment of Police | Inspector George F. Titus and caused | pante In the whole house. i ‘Titus, his wife and her mother, M Donnelly, wore at breakfast, when the |! Inspector smelled smoke and traced tt |} to the parlor. He found the ‘awning |} over @ window faging Bightieth street | and the lace curtains were ablaze. ‘The Inspector made for the standpipe | nearest the door, and unlimbered the | hone, dragged it into his apartment, | but when he tumed on the valve there wea no response, He made for a second standptpe, but {t aleo was unresponsive, Meanwhtle, Mra. Titus had given the alarm, and Supt. Bernard Brown rushed | to the basement and turned on the water supply for the standpipes. One of the elevator men went through the house arousing the tenants, who made for the elevators and escaped to the street. INSPECTOR TITUS KEPT UP THE FIGHT. Inspector Titus had not left his post, and was fighting the fire with @ fire extinguisher. He wae joined by the superintendent, who turned another ex- tinentsher on the blase, which had spread to the draperies of the parior and then to the furniture. Fourteen-year-old Madeline Sonn, who liven with her mother tn the adjoining apartment, tried to help Inapector Titus with the hose, but the men shooed her | away. Side by side, the two men fought t! jfire until the amoke and heat drove them out. Policemen Haberman and Walsh of the Went Sixty-elghth etreet etation turned tn a fire alarm. Ae they hasten- ed toward the fire Mrs. Al Cohen, who! occupies an apartment on the sixth floor, ran by them, shrieking, “My boy! My boy.” Her ten-year-old son, Lawrence, ia just recovering from typhold fever, | and this was the first time she had left his bedside in a week. The police ecur- tied right up, but the fire was con- fined to the ‘Titus apartment and there Was NO need to move the aick boy. The colored elevator men, William A beaunitlifievenbort by dayne . full size bed (rot a rake | believe) at night. yet strong. Cannot get ¥ $28.00 and Upwards Made and sold only by D. T. Owen Co. M4 East 23d Street, N. Y. 1) Endorsed by Dentists Odol is the only preparation for teeth, mouth and breath ap- proved by the world’s greatest. tuberculosis and othor painful and nkay ri » have babies, anyw Which closes the | more?” I sugested. ‘i | Farrington and Thomas Franklin, in| east.” ‘ either, t incurable 4 hes wi pances| Cone ce Wael, Mae Cau irene Une | aubsenis 8 Goutea “Well hardly that” dented Stra, Dun: | | “Will the udger Ye men or weed or |<harme ofthe front ‘ctrs, “and ‘Jonn \dentists. Powerfully antisept 8 tight to sar had eae bobehe can. “You see, quite a number of thi “ i, losely, manning the service car in the| § * mciana to poems omsiatag ee ard aa Sey SET Neha pied Was Tf you happen to be the sort of members, like myself, have sons or j unmarried persona? rear, made nine trips apiece getting —delightiully refreshing—use 9, : pol ? gs but cowardlc stuted shortly after his deatu that his woman who belleves it Is better to hold | qaugnters who are over the age limit.| ‘Both, in both instances,” replied Mrs. | panic-stricken tenants and domestics + So littl F luai selfsiness and short-sighted eth- iti would have $2,000,000, she has ac- Your husband's love rather than to let |ithen, too, a number of the members; Duncan, “We feel men are quite as! out of the house, ‘few drops in water. So little neans ies stand in the way. \, | counted herself lucky for twenty-five bim think you are too intelligent, you| are not married. But on the other hand, | good Judges of baubles as are women, |CAUGHT AS SHE TOOK HER/is needed at a time that it is Inste'ence on eac Not many > ther was a ralle years to be able to lve in the Ittie Will pleture the suffrage baby a8 4] many of the members have quite large | and unmarried persons often know quite BATH, : A her A erenteae The engineer | house in South Boston on an income of whimpering, uncared * tmite, | familien. Of course, 1t 18 too early foryas much about bables as married BeO-| Farrington rushed Into the apartment | 18 the most economical of alf bara the boiler {9 g; @ month from property in Brattle. hungry enough to cat suffrase buttons! entries, and none have been madi Ple; sometimes more. Tam sure you do| qnove the one occupled by Inapcctor | dentifrices. par Wie | such a way that he could not po tly boro, which has belonged to her family off his mamma's necktle, there are.the children of Mrs. C! not nave to own @ house to know/ tus, and caught up Miss We Fox. ph nan who ean | Dé extricat body up to His) for more than @ hundred years. And, In the meanwhile, the Woman's! Mackay, Mra, Pearce Bailey, Mri whether or not & house I# bullt cor-| who is fair ond twenty, Just as she had| A prono. nty on ee) Shoulders ed. He rhe ness which the beautiful Suffrage party, with offices at No. 1|ard Aldrich, Mra, Willlam rectly. One thing we want mado quite slipped into her kimono, the alarm hav- At all Draggists 4 ath. +) Was perfe consclor were | country 1 fancied she had found Madison avenue, is going to show you! Mra. James Lee Laidlaw, Mrs, Charles] clear t# that the prizes to be awar ing reached her while she was in her | ny n do !s to infer & probability. hree phy son the train, and for wren she married Jim Fisk vanished what a suffrage baby really 1s. Or, to| Board, the grandghildren of Mrs, Will-] will be of real value, There will be re Tee Geo. Borgfeldt & Co. . ns was Taman hours t or man begged and plead- | yoon after sho came to alive in y put it still more strongly, you are to|iam KE. Morris, the entldren of Mra. quite a date baby doll bis one Laka suery ron lige yy Bd Py out in al New York brought In suffe shoot him and end York. Very soon, in fact, after the) -———— enema ReneeneeemenenmennnS == }and an order for a dozen photographs “eh a t t | ease. He came one of them or any one | weddty of the baby for another. ‘The prize for | Was the indignant exclamation of th ab the 4line i vedding, It was then that the Influence stor to an E ¢ World — TA TS hours of unspeakable ine iust A he ainily has not ae yet been de | vad turned the water 0 vd he B ‘ the 1 wing a es th ned thy nas soot ne the Tesioiea t aa pel obliraes “te Ghe| Secka hue aver enoeee cote Reroae H As CAR HITS AN AUTOS) roo” think. we stall probably te: | nara reseed. hee physician who took ct rd , humane niin) | an taflience: (hat Analy eant the an Rate ati eaitee eat dress the babies puty Chief King esitoaced the dam- | | HAIRDRESSING this man was confined proph-| would leave a horse or a dog in such @ hyshand to his death on the marble Sends Machine Across Sidewalk} in white, so that we can tag them with . but Iney Titus sald | SHAMPOOING before the ho: ht oR he seinitea prec pettinrena van leeere | Gioca St yellow ribbons, Of course, there will 1 be about his own loas, er " the phystcia Phe sanest argume Rane lec S| rene weay . Cenreal nto: Grocery —Otore- have to be some way of numbering the to say nothing t the damage to t MASSAGING is, within two| sanest argument ag teuthans | prote!, then called the Grand Central. None Hurt | bat nd exhibiting them, but that |bullding by nd water, Lando: MANICURING. Bye ta tiged ease ste asin dai eat le A by ignor+| "The Prince of Erle," ae Fisk was ' : has not been decided upon elther. Sev- | Lamb. who war qutckly - scene, I HAIR WEAVING that he recovered. But ant or criminal I remind: | called, Uecause of his reckless juggling Hight persons had a remarkable es- f the members of the Woman Sut. |"*fused to estimate his loss TAUGHT BY was nine months before he | Mrs. Brooks with the stock of that railroad, made cape early this morning when an autos hee "are trained nurses, and pagmereegiay «i { clal Teachers We thought every hour would) SHOULD BE UNDER DIRECTION no secret of his affair with Josie Mans- moblle in which they were riding was|tytse navo agreed, to take charge af the Rabies KIN Moy, Spe be his last. nada enact OF STATE BOARD. | field, He gave her a beautiful house, stguck by a street car at Sumner and|)ibiey while they are on exhibition, #0 | Angelio Rebeccelimt, twenty-six yeare Separate Class Rooms Miura ian (Ane "Te ttw to be an Irresponsible prace | costly jewels, and was seen dally in Greene avenues, Brooklyn, and shoved | inat we may e they have proper | who lived nt ™ iret avenue, INA Fea ecinic ane. Reparent | tteo, without any restraints or checks, |mef company In theatres, restaurants aii cael from the street almost into a grocery | care at that. tim |died this morning In Hetlevue Hospital Short Time agony and yet won through it tol that obj PETC RRIAIie cH t ace courses, And through ; |store. Yet no serious harm to anything | ap, qs shave proper care all the (of rabies. He was bitten by a dog on| humorist has narked that human na- Ms ble ee | ation without a T machine, which was returning “ . » Was treated at the re Shah WERT iet OF Killing nh arrangement. If the giving o | . 5 eaten Oe oe ib ‘ 4 is hasty preparation*for departure, tal and then transferred to truth ition, were in anybody's hand, much | ae ct ing Hi gee Anahs viens H ot No. 116 Lefferts avenue, Rich | ver ttant, so T let it go at that Hin agony all night NO CASE 1S HOPELESS, THERE ible Would result. But the State COA fois knot Kissing Her. jmiond Hl And whe arian “lie Girard | MAY BE A CURE as found no difficulty in regulatin Arenal ptgult racic | King of No, iO Heach etreot. ‘There ware | ‘here not some incurae | these things. It could easily find @ but he grew suse four women passenger and two other ~ | method of regulation for euthonas nd a datective no faa hired | phe Rreaport, Is 1 “caus men, a! of whom got away without Hardly any. And any such met in| Mr utcot of the. eathenma| whieh centres around ¢ H the police thelr names snipes is this to be | dupt BU) MESO i Matraas'e | cation an to whethe certain pretty| An empty Lorimer avenue car tn k cure has at some time been the “E have, for T have always been tne | Muetetts : hool teacner deliberately plumped her-{ charge of Motorman Joseph Burgrass nes last pirieety poled ger avin Ene ans T should sug-| LEGAL FIGHT FOR VENGEANCE | weir into the lap of Superintendent of | struck the. auto tk Surned “south on # at a law be ed empowertng i Schools Arthur J. Barnes In. the high enue and ran it acro ‘ : i Roving wiser daily, almost hour- that a law bo passed empowering] = =» END® IN DEATH eh Ae Te ee tica \anadtt into the daatway of the prosery Our Annual Fall and Winter % 7 that have long baf- lect a jury of twelve of) Fis! evmined to be revenged, and| school building and pert : store of D. KB. Gerkens By the time the “4 pt nped B| fled the old ntyles of treatment re- mo: t physicians to serve! his first move ate Stokes are| be kissed by him one da une, OF | otice arrived only the chauffeur was MILLINERY OPENING pond to some new theory, That jas « Board of rented f embezzling the | was coared and casolel Re We caam ibe tee Raeae te in the roal moaning of the saying | Ieading authorities on cancer, cone funds of the Brooklyn Ol Refining Come) that undignified position © supers | make repalrs. takes place a Ufe ther ption, surgical and the other, pany. That ¥ sing gun of the | intendent himself, w for a os Paes 4 é nie x painful and fr ane Pant ctalwae men that way vestigation witun ten days before 1 MOTAREYCLIST MORTALLY THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, # ‘ hink af the enormous amount of | PML an re aud cbetmpen tie cee Nien a ee 1 of Kducation as the result of ace | SEPTEMBER 14, 15 & 16, | one Tuition Ree ar 49 take your attitude,” 1 re-| Would be tho court of appeal for toca ard, and t nished the moti¢ | tlon /taken tonday by. 80 rea HURT IN CRASH \ WITH CAR. WHEN our imported models of the latest Parisian x) eipaed, physicians and Invallde all over the e long and sensational ertminal | #oner Jame 4h ; vee lie 5 Styles, together with the exclusive creations of our Unlimited Number of Lessons “Pardon me, but that ts just where | State. v beste aN EE in aape Ps Be Reinhardt: Run Down by GMa aftatio clinara wil be Gn axhibih corcdialh Fy you and the public err.” the doctor des Ft saalenge. a, paneer pat ‘e atanahald served notice of a Autorot Rud DonovaneeDastors g ners, . vy in Every Course clared. “I cannot agree that death be SAGARA heWGnd Nona; is \s aay Barnee, EDS jester : \ C10) inviting and heartily weicoming your inspection. WE ARE OFFERING s used as a relief for any pain, But there Are reagber apordl arg eae ection wit Bs eadek ils h : Say He Cannot Regover ALSO eet line WHO ENBOLL ee are many other rellefs, Somo of them | °ruciating pain most of the 1 RE a ee ee eet arta ace |My tne aT hinnoaae ao 4 Ral a cg eta ALS : purine MONTH OF SPU Team wo have discovered. Many others we|'# his. heartfolt desire to die nie | ne TAninAT Hall sine aie |, eae he Bure 1 a einhardt of No, 0580 Haat |i Our Annual Fail and Winter Callan mention tis advertiaomey® and ye are on the point of learning. tending ph n sends an affid of and § het Un avop cnecateain’ aad th ooklyn, was i ne = A COMPLIMENTARY LESSON CARD 1 would readily grant the use of|that fact, together with his nce A ” ted net up" 0} fa i ast night when his DISPLAY OF WOMEN’S APPAREL AO ae many aa anaestheticn to deaden and numb the | count of the vase, te the Board of Bus , nid A the sean Set ar knocked down by the — Head for tree dow nae ond fal hody against suffering, so long as the | thanasia, r, they sg Y of Richard J. Donova y Meee was not weakensé. But | ostenl® T obtained «| Lust aie vaara rs DEE at Htaeintty WHERE Fashion will be represented in all the Carpine School of Instruction fe from these there are many allevia- | WOULD HAVE UNANIMOUS VER- : ’ nor W Me tea Geniapa aad Ania cranuce coace freshness nd fascination of its latest productions in 151 West ath ons, In certain diseases, auch as can- DICT OF SIX PHYSICIANS. asic PUR, Saat oabhaelnenuame BGisene aE waa thrown twenty |'¢ CLOAKS & SUITS, DRESSES, SILK WAISTS, Tiroadway, N Cae RenMirTitaR) Bream aay Ane gent fe 1 tS Tamer ot it person ny n altting ons arnes'a Jap On |feet nod lat led on his he “a At Seney | #5 ete., eagerly awaiting your favor and criticism. | iivaautaCannatalin eenetraoed exam! ne patien u it v avions. Once ui pod Aa lM ada q Pre extreme ? SN A Fe oer A renee crmclal ict er oherot {that mumbor to prevent tana | Intendent liad invited ier t0 0 ne nore th w hours, Me | je H'rce:_extremely moderate, | various excellent forms of massage | Which sometimes arise fr ¢ jon in question an » \¢ | hae & wife and child a —— ECT nasi be employed with great effect. careful individual diagnosis, If the sa ; woman, had occupl automobile, “according to Don : L.M.BLI 5thSt., bel. 7th&ZihAv GRAND RAPIDS concur in pronouncing the case ! own mm. Un bo was driven by chauffeur, | 4 SHOULD MAKE EVERY EFFORT) (roc in pronouncing the ase la dues: unsl eh declared, Kivsce had Doherty, ‘The police repurt says sn Ainneworaneneine FURNITURE TO ALLEVIATE PAIN. aaraitaata Nate EON caine inder and divgrac ne trl ven by James Donovan, “Direct from Factory.” “In every incurable case the nursing ir signatures would adorn the dea id f dim Fisk remained q tend i the er. Wholesgle and Retail, should pe just a8 careful and competent | certificate, had no word ined the RY by Oe: | Qa — ———— n discoutinued #ampiea, fer was ceetaeyog ee tastes |, are, gt, tte, precaution ne Ma ; ANGES BROS. solute ci iness d body would suffer death who was not the actros ‘ MAN vidual care are essential. cure, y mme ped uy Decwu i = Individual care are cexentinl: | [really "past cure, “Only an’ Imm “ : i) For Cakes, Puddings and Desserts {fF vat4g amount of unnecessary human suf'er- ae EST. 1862 [38:10 W: G2t,5u, heerful surroundings, The invalld's|ing would be saved. T years that 4 r wo m should be the pleasantest one In| "Awhy ‘do you suggest a board of 0°? it rutne . » ree] Ate yuse, sunny, ai nd daintily Cur leweive when only #ix would poss uf Three times th 1 hished. When practicable books, muslo, | ty a,®, H i Wed w ned r ne St W. h , eauttivl pletures and, the ‘visite ot |°%Th “Seder that six might always! tle at at whe “ty Pslorage Warenouses; ’ W. ith St, Reupholstery C friends should be not only permitted but | -y r 1 vanish and b ef i p Pb 17 (heouraged... ‘Phe mental” atmosphere |fecured. | OF course each member of frig ty recover some of her husband's | "ilet , and Moving Vans ole en S$ 103 W. Aalst, cine nould be one of ch iiness and aftec- |e 2 bates ener fort in t ts go for naught, Ss rt ne patient should not feel that /the Bate, as the members of boards of aig at last she gave Up haope and re- : ‘tn surrounding him is impresesd | health | ure Hinge oe te ine |tired Ike a her to lvoe with her i ne 5 Reupholstered co eto 1¢ les OF pi al4 et ‘ould sin ne it nouse South em. e nviction that he is going to natalia aa awa alae darable asleation nt M8 in th An Noon, #3 all with sampled nahn tn inea ani erve greatly (Of men to choose from : PReickic ‘ og | We Man back. 1g, These things must all serve great “Such a board would be a t Pa roe te eRe lar to-da ¢ ful MrlvedsHiree end © eae eer aiving oe naman inw, (democrat, being at the service hE * se fj neato in 4 aaaeetecan'a own: Independent apirit, {Poorest citizen as well as of the ric i at the home Mri. [to the r Anne Ow , i y s not deprived of that last | eat. It would be a scientific machine | 4; 1 MeNutt, and Josle Manefle If approved t eo 8O: bencuge, ) yoa-milllon chance of which no one capable of perfect regulation. And in fted away from New York years be-!deties wil ha furalte rt Losed and » at ght to be deprived and which | my opinion it would be a disiinet ad- nd was reported to lave died in{inary move in the campaign for ‘the |p *minved t ite so one really wants to Jon = GIB) | Worid Wants Work Wonders, » = tie aoe am i Ne